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POL-C-043, Version 1.0, 12 July 2012
1. Title
Working with children and young people policy
2. Introduction
The National Museum of Australia (the Museum) is a major cultural institution charged with researching, collecting, preserving and exhibiting historical material of the Australian nation. The Museum focuses on the three interrelated areas of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history and culture, Australia's history and society since European settlement in 1788 and the interaction of people with the environment.
Established in 1980, the Museum is a publicly funded institution governed as a statutory authority in the Commonwealth Arts portfolio. The Museum's building on Acton Peninsula, Canberra opened in March 2001.
3. Scope
3.1 Description
This policy outlines the Museum's policy and processes in regard to facilitating the safety of children and young people while:
- visiting public spaces including the exhibition galleries, Hall, Kspace and the Garden of Australian Dreams
- participating in public program activities
- participating in school programs (either teacher-guided programs or programs facilitated by staff)
- undertaking work experience.
The policy applies to:
- staff who are employed by the Museum
- volunteers assisting the Museum and the Friends of the National Museum of Australia
- contractors engaged by the Museum to deliver programs for children, young people and families.
This policy has been developed in consultation with the ACT's Children and Young People Commissioner. The policy also operates within the context of the following existing external policies and processes.
3.1.1 National Police Check
All staff and volunteers are required to undergo a National Police Check. The checks confirm any unspent offences over the previous ten years, including assault, theft and sexual offences. This includes a check of offences which may be relevant to the care, instruction and supervision of children and young people.
3.1.2 Working with Vulnerable People background check
The Museum will comply with the ACT's Working with Vulnerable People legislation to the extent that it applies to staff and volunteers working in the public galleries and cultural institutions sector in the ACT. The purpose of the legislation is to reduce the risk of harm to vulnerable people, including children, young people and adults with a disability, by establishing mandatory background checking and risk assessment systems for people working with vulnerable people in the ACT. The background check assesses an individual's criminal history and non-conviction information, and undertakes an assessment as to whether an individual poses an unacceptable risk of harm to a vulnerable person.
The Museum will use the systems established under this legislation, in line with their implementation in the ACT, and will require all staff, volunteers, and contractors who work with children and young people at the Museum to undertake 'working with vulnerable people' checks. This background check will be in addition to the National Police Check.
3.1.3 UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
Although Australia has ratified the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), it has not been incorporated into Commonwealth law. As an Australian Government agency, the Museum seeks to observe and implement the key provisions of the Convention to ensure children and young people are safe, valued, respected and protected.
3.1.4 Legislation
The Museum is bound by and complies with all Commonwealth laws which aim to protect people from certain kinds of discrimination in Australian public life.
As a Commonwealth government body, the Museum is not bound by ACT laws in relation to working with children and young people (e.g. Human Rights Act 2004, Human Rights Commission Act 2005, the Children and Young People Act 2008 or the recently enacted Working with Vulnerable People (Background Checking) Act 2011). However, where possible, the Museum endeavours to work in accordance with ACT legislation and policies in this area, to ensure the Museum develops and delivers services to visitors that are consistent with Territory standards to protect children and young people.
3.1.5 Risk management processes for visiting school groups
The Museum is aware that state and territory departments of education have mandatory risk management plans in place for schools undertaking excursions with students and, where possible, supports these processes.
3.2 Purpose
This policy is designed to ensure that children and young people are safe while in the Museum's public spaces, participating in Museum programs and activities or undertaking work experience.
The policy also provides a framework for staff, volunteers and contractors and guides them on how to interact with children and young people to ensure their safety at all times.
3.3 Rationale
Each year the Museum attracts significant numbers of children and young people as visitors, including 85,000 school children, representing 10 per cent or more of our visitors. The Museum works on the principle that if children and young people feel safe, valued and welcomed, their learning and social experiences will be enhanced.
The Museum understands that the provision of experiences and programs designed specifically for children and young people brings a set of legal responsibilities.
The Museum has a shared duty of care to all visitors, but is aware that it is possible for children and young people to be unsupervised in some circumstances while in the Museum's buildings or on its grounds, thereby increasing the risk of potential harm or injury.
4. Principles
The Museum's approach to keeping children safe is predicated on the Museum's posted recommendation to visitors that children should be in the care of a parent, teacher, carer, or guardian responsible at all times.
However, the Museum acknowledges that young people (aged 12–17) are more likely to visit the Museum unaccompanied, or without direct supervision, than is the case for children (aged 0–11).
All Museum staff and volunteers including security contractors and those working with the Friends of the National Museum of Australia share the responsibility for the safety of children and young people.
Each business unit that works with children and young people has in place comprehensive behaviour guidelines that identify how staff should conduct themselves when engaging with children and young people.
When working with children and young people, the Museum ensures that:
- staff, volunteers and contractors have undergone a National Police Check and, where available, a Working with Vulnerable People background check, and that these assessments are current
- appropriate behaviour guidelines and procedures are in place for working with children and young people, and staff, volunteers and contractors are trained in these procedures
- a physical security system is provided throughout its public spaces and galleries and a key element of this system is the presence of cameras that are monitored by security staff on a continual basis
- the Museum's risk plan for programs and activities assesses risks to visitors, including children and young people, and mitigation strategies are identified.
5. Training of staff and volunteers
The Museum is developing a training program for all Museum and volunteer staff who work with children and young people. The training is based on the 'Child Safe Child Friendly' program being developed by the ACT Children and Young People Commissioner, and is designed to:
- educate staff about standard practices, including legislative requirements when working with children and young people
- build skills for staff, and provide tools and resources for them to utilise when working with children and young people
- assist staff in identifying areas of risk when planning and implementing programs for children and young people
- identify mandatory reporting requirements where relevant.
All staff working with children and young people as a core component of their employment responsibilities will be required to undertake this training
6. Handling of inappropriate conduct or complaints
Any suspicious or inappropriate conduct towards children and young people is required to be reported immediately. All reports are dealt with in accordance with the Museum's Security Management Procedures. Any such incident involving a child or young person will be immediately reported to the Museum's Security Coordinator and then, through the Chief Operating Officer, to the Director as soon as practicable.
Any complaints about interaction between children or young people and Museum staff or volunteers are handled through the Museum's existing complaint handling procedures.
- The Museum's Client Services Manager will refer complaints to the appropriate manager.
- The manager will contact the complainant and attempt to resolve the issue immediately.
- If an immediate response is not possible, the Museum will attempt to resolve the issue within 10 working days, or advise the complainant why the complaint will take longer to resolve.
- If the complainant is dissatisfied with the Museum's response, the complainant can contact the Australian Human Rights Commission or, in some circumstances, the Commonwealth Ombudsman.
- The Museum will also inform complainants that they may contact the ACT Children and Young People Commissioner in relation to their complaint.
Museum staff and volunteers are not required to report suspected abuse, however, the Museum recognises that there may be instances where it would be appropriate to report suspected cases to ensure the safety of a child or young person. Such reports are handled by the Museum's Security Coordinator, who will report incidents to the ACT Care and Protection Services or to the Australian Federal Police. The Museum's Security Coordinator will notify the Chief Operating Officer and the Director of all reported incidents.
7. Future directions
The Museum is committed to ensuring that the organisation's policies and practices in regard to working with children and young people remain consistent with any legislative or policy requirements which are applicable to Commonwealth agencies, or which may apply to individuals working in the ACT. The Museum will continue to consult with the ACT Children and Young People Commissioner on a regular basis to ensure the Museum's practices are relevant, appropriate and effective in ensuring children and young people visiting the Museum are provided with a safe and welcoming environment.
The Museum is committed to including advice from specialists in the field of working with children, when designing spaces specifically for children and young people. This consultation will enable the Museum to draw upon best practice in regard to design techniques that will engage and stimulate children and young people within Museum spaces, as well as ensure their safety.
8. Definition of terms
A person aged 0–11 years.
Young person
A person aged 12–17 years.
Vulnerable person
A child or adult who is disadvantaged as a result of a physical or mental disability.
Responsible adult
A child's parent, carer, teacher, guardian, or other person who is responsible for supervision of the child while on Museum premises.
Risk assessment
An assessment as to whether a person poses an unacceptable risk of harm to a vulnerable person.
9. Definition of responsibilities
Visitor Services and Volunteers (with Security)
Ensure the safety of visitors while in public spaces and galleries. Staff from this section also assist with the delivery of school and public programs, assist with evacuation procedures and arrange police checks for volunteers.
Ensures the safety of all visitors while in public spaces, including first aid.
Delivers programs for pre-school, primary and secondary school children and young people.
Public Programs and Marketing
Delivers programs for children including holiday workshops and activities.
Human Resources
Arranges police checks for staff and provides technical advice in relation to health and safety.
10. References
Age Discrimination Act 2004 (Cth).
Australian Human Rights Commission Act 1986 (Cth).
Child Safe/Child Friendly, Training Program Participant's Guide, ACT Children and Young People Commissioner, October 2011.
Experience Counts: ACT Work Experience and Structured Workplace Learning Program, ACT Department of Education and Training, September 2009.
Human Rights Act 2004 (ACT).
Human Rights Commission Act 2005 (ACT).
Keeping Children and Young People Safe: a shared community responsibility, ACT Community Services, September 2011.
Kids Matter: Safe and Secure Cultural Environments for Children in the Australian Capital Territory, unpublished report prepared as a Cultural Management Development Program project by Peter Appleton, Helena Bezzina, Kelee Hodge, Emily Pollnitz and Libby Stewart, 2009.
UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, 1990
Working with Vulnerable People (Background Checking) Act 2011 (ACT)
11. Implementation
The majority of elements of this policy have been in place since the Museum opened its building on the Acton Peninsula in 2001.
11.1 Coverage
All Museum staff, volunteers and contractors who have contact with children and young people, specifically Friends of the National Museum of Australia, Public Programs and Marketing, Education, Security, Human Resources, Visitor Services and Volunteers, and Exhibitions.
11.2 Other related documents
Education and Visitor Services, Working with children and young people procedures
11.3 Exclusions
11.4 Superseded policies
This is a new policy.
11.5 Monitoring
The policy is to be reviewed in November 2014.
Version date
12 July 2012
Approval date
22 February 2012
Public & all staff
Child protection, risk, safety
Responsible officer
Assistant Director, Audience, Programs and Partnerships
This is the first time this policy has been established at organisational level.
Review date
November 2014
Related documents
Procedures under development
National Museum of Australia
Tel: (02) 6208 5000
Approved by Council 22 February 2012


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Has Nelle Harper Lee lost her mind?
The state of Alabama doesn't think so, and several friends have defended the 89-year-old author's decision to release a sequel to her 1960 masterpiece, "To Kill a Mockingbird." Anticipation over "Go Set a Watchman" has sparked the biggest literary controversy of recent memory and wide speculation that a sound-minded Lee would never let an unfinished manuscript see the light of day.
Readers may agree after getting a peek at its politics. The "new" novel (which was written before "Mockingbird" and purportedly rediscovered in a bank vault late last year) continues and complicates the saga of the Finch family. Sentimental types will be alarmed to see Atticus Finch, perhaps the most adored father figure in American literature, cast in an unflattering light — one of many potential points of contention.
What's funny is that "Watchman" turns out to be a novel of ideas deeply concerned with resistance to change and the perils of homecoming, themes that apply on lots of levels for this fascinating, inconsistent allegory.
The book begins with an adult Jean Louise Finch (aka Scout) traveling by train to visit her ailing father in Maycomb, Ala. Atticus is 72 and still practicing law, despite advancing arthritis.
Her brother Jem died two years earlier from a heart condition. Aunty Alexandra, maybe the only character who hasn't changed since "Mockingbird," pressures Jean Louise to move home and become her father's caregiver. Sadly, our beloved Scout has grown into a cynical New Yorker with no interest in playing Prodigal Daughter.
She's also something of a shrew. "Unsentimental to the point of callousness," Jean Louise dreads the obligatory "Remember Old So-and-So" routine in Maycomb, which brings juicy tidbits of gossip about Dill (now living in Italy), Uncle Jack and countless other familiar characters. Boo Radley isn't mentioned.
If these opening chapters sometimes feel plodding, it helps to recall that a quarter of "Mockingbird" passes before the Tom Robinson case emerges. A similar revelation happens at about the same point here with the discovery of a racist pamphlet in the Finch home.
Jean Louise bristles to find Maycomb more divided than ever; no small feat, considering the Finches once stood down a lynch mob. Locals are in an uproar over Brown v. the Board of Education and the Montgomery bus boycott.
Soon enough, she's sneaking into the "colored" balcony of the old courthouse to watch in horror as her father attends a racially charged town meeting. The distressing allegation that Atticus could be a closeted bigot throws Jean Louise — and the novel — into a tailspin.
This is where debate over "Watchman" gets sticky. The aged Lee may be hard of hearing and almost blind, but she surely isn't dumb. Every page of her Pulitzer Prize-winning classic attests to the author's passion for precision. It's hard to imagine that same intellect handling the sequel to such a beloved work with carelessness. Yet long passages from "Mockingbird" appear with only slight alterations, and the new book contradicts its predecessor in a few key places. The most egregious example comes via a recollection of Atticus defending a one-armed client awfully similar to Tom Robinson. But this defendant was acquitted, a major reversal from "Mockingbird."
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Despite the missteps, Lee's knack for crisp, sardonic storytelling can't be denied, especially in the flashbacks. A hilarious memory involving Jem and Dill re-enacting a Baptist revival reads like a bonus scene from the first novel. Another anecdote lovingly skewers Scout's frumpy teenage years. Not many writers can manage such fluid movement between snarky asides on Sunday manners and wayward undergarments into discourse on discrimination and hypocrisy.
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In a 1961 interview, Lee told Life magazine, "I'm not like Thomas Wolfe. I can go home again." Indeed, the elusive author spent the next 54 years in her Alabama hometown. When faced with a similar choice in "Watchman," Lee's fictional stand-in Jean Louise delivers a different prediction: "I mean this: every time I come home, I feel like I'm coming back to the world, and when I leave Maycomb it's like leaving the world. It's silly. I can't explain it, and what makes it sillier is that I'd go stark raving living in Maycomb."
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Hi Avien, thanks but now you've gone way over my head if whatever you just said "is" involved then I guess I'll do without a backup or go with the SSD or a a regular "go round n round drive."
I did check and the Corsair is: Healthy(Active, Primary Partition.)
OK, solved, sorta.
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I have the same problem, tried first with a 4gb usb drive, reformatted to NTFS. then went and bought a 16gb usb stick, formatted as NTFS and made active. still no go for making a system image or backup under win7 starter.
there was some decent advice here: Install Windows Vista and Windows 7 using bootable USB storage device
but i don't hold much hope that the copy that's been running for about 20 minutes so far is actually going to succeed. and i'd really rather have a system image and/or backup, or repair disks...rather then just copying everything on my hdd to this flash. i doubt it'll be bootable, either way.
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FYI System Images cannot be saved onto Flash Drives.
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Where should I save my backup?
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I think that MS had a team of attorneys design W7 backup.
In any case, you can break their laws by doing the following,
1. Format your USB stick as NTFS
2. Share your USB stick as a network drive
3. Insure the advanced share allow permissions are set to full control
4. Start Windows Backup and select System Image
5. Select network drive as your backup location
6. Browse to your own computer and select the USB share
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Hit OK and you are off and running.
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Why Microsoft made this process so difficult is a mystery. The solution for me was to "go 3rd party." Macrium Reflect offers free software allowing a system image to be saved to an NTFS-formatted flash drive with enough free space to handle the image size. It even "compresses" the image. I had roughly 45gb to save to a 64gb flash drive - and the software compressed the 45gb down to about 20gb.
Note that the first thing the software prompts you to do is create a Macrium Reflect Rescue Disc (about 350mb - easily burned to a CD). Assuming a PC's BIOS is set to boot from a CD, the CD and flash drive are all you need to restore the image to a similar-sized hard drive.
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Yes, I know. It's crazy to switch out the classic Indian cauliflower and potato dish by removing the Indian spices and using Greek instead, but go ahead, grab a torch and chase me over the nearest cliff.
This works and it's delicious. It all came into my noggin because I had a great deal of cauliflower and some home grown new potatoes, but I had a hankering for that really good Greek Saganaki shrimp recipe. In the end I crazied up the shrimp recipe too, by switching out wild salmon for shrimp, but that's another post.
Meanwhile, this not aloo gobi takes about fifteen minutes to prepare and another hour to bake at 350 F. It goes beautifully with Saganaki stylesalmon, by the way.
2 tablespoons Greek olive oil
2 medium size potatoes, cut into bite size pieces
1 medium size cauliflower, stems trimmed and chopped and florets broken into bite size pieces
½ red onion, diced
3 cloves fresh garlic, minced
2 mild chilies, minced (optional)
1 heaping tablespoon dried Greek oregano
1 teaspoon cumin seed
20 grates black pepper
¼ teaspoon cinnamon powder
½ teaspoon Kosher salt, or to taste
Juice of 2 fresh lemons
Pour olive oil into a shallow baking dish. Add cut potato first, so it soaks up some oil right away.
|Your own warm hands make the best mixing tools.
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Rhinos once roamed throughout Eurasia and Africa. Today, very few rhinos survive outside national parks and reserves. There are five species of rhinos on earth today, the Indian, Javan, Sumatran, Black and White Rhinoceros, all of them endangered. Both the Javan and Sumatran rhinos are on the brink of extinction.
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The Server known as Vector is one of the three servers in The Matrix Online. Unlike the other two main servers, Syntax and Recursion, players are flagged for fighting after reaching level 16 and is therefore a more hostile world.
In the Post-monolith stage, the players from the Enumerator, Heuristic and Input servers have been relocated into Vector.
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- Abandoned ending for saving Neurophyte
- The General makes a permanent disappearance shortly after the Machinist operatives catch up to him, and hinting of a possible return
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In collaboration with Ca4Health and CaLAPH, D4H will produce 4-6 web forums per year, meeting the priority needs of Ca4Health and CaLAPH participants.
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Dialogue4Health hosts curated conversations that allow public health leaders to explore their experiences with a particular topic. D4H uses both Web Forum technology and video to showcase the familiarity, warmth, and excitement that these in-person conversations can achieve.
Our web forum on sustainable financial models for improving population health showcased a conversation between PHI CEO Mary Pittman and leading expert Jim Hester, on emerging payment mechanisms for advancing public health efforts at the population level, and the role that public health can play in supporting and accelerating the transition to community population health systems. Read a summary of the conversation.
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The intersection of data and public health provides practitioners with new possibilities for community health interventions and prevention solutions. How can public health best harness this opportunity?
With support from the California Healthcare Foundation, PHI's Dialogue4Health hosted a Data & Health Web Forum Series to explore how we can use data from multiple sectors to keep people healthier. Attended by over 1500 participants, these Web Forums provided expertise, lessons, and demonstrations for series participants to better understand data's changing role in the public health landscape, and to dive in and use health data tools themselves.
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Our online workshops and webinars unite organizations, communities, and individuals in conversation about the public's health. Our first Dialogue4Health Web Forum, back in 2008, was born from months of planning, deliberation, design, and testing. Now with years of experience behind us and an international community of practitioners, policy makers, researchers and activists at our side, we have a jam-packed calendar of live events, social networking, and an ever-expanding resource library.
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As California and other states consider and prepare for recreational marijuana legalization, communities and local governments are seeking science-based information on marijuana's effects on health and populations.
In 2017, PHI's CA4Health and Dialogue4Health co-hosted a 3-part Understanding Marijuana web forum series focused on understanding the effects of marijuana on our health and how to address the long-term residual consequences of its criminalization in our communities. Over 3,000 attendees tuned in to hear attorneys, law enforcement, racial justice organizations, researchers and city officials from across the country discuss what legalization means for health and public health, and how cannabis legalization will impact and present opportunities in poor, previously incarcerated, and people of color communities.
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Canada's Svein Tuft will not be making the trip to Delhi, India for the Commonwealth Games this week. The Garmin-Transitions rider finished a disappointing 26th in the World Time Trial Championships in Melbourne, Australia last week, 4'55" behind Swiss winner Fabian Cancellara; he also finished the road race in the last big group on the road, 13'53" behind Norway's Thor Hushovd.
Although he was a medal hope in the Delhi time trial, Tuft has come to a mutual agreement with Canadian Cycling Association High Performance Director Jacques Landry to withdraw from the team, citing tiredness after a long season.
2010 has been Tuft's most successful year to date, but it began in early February with the Tour of Qatar; his place will be taken by Cervélo TestTeam rider Dominique Rollin.
"Svein's presence will be missed in Delhi," said Landry, "although we have a solid replacement in Dominique Rollin. Given Svein's ride in Melbourne it has become apparent that the weight of a full season has caught up to him and he is in dire need of a mental and physical rest. A medal in London depends on Svein being competition ready."
There has also been an enforced change to the women's team after Alison Testroete was injured in a training crash. The 27-year-old hit a car that stopped in front of her while out riding near Lucca, Italy; she injured her jaw and needs time to recover, and so will be unable to travel to India.
Her place will be taken in the Canadian women's team by Vera Bradley Foundation teammate Anne Samplonius, who won last month's Chrono Champenois.
"Our thoughts are with Alison as she lives through this," said Landry. "We sincerely hope that she will be on the road to recovery and we are disappointed that she will not be part of the Canadian delegation in Delhi as she is a valuable asset to our team given the type of road course at these Games. Her presence will be missed."


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Tusculum denied optometry program by institutional accreditor, AOA spurs standards dialogue
AOA continues to advocate for high academic standards that will preserve the standard of excellence expected of optometry.Read more >
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According to the CDC, by 2030 the number of blind and visually impaired people in the country will double. Doctors of optometry, examining and treating these patients, will be the providers who empower older Americans to maintain their independence.Read more >
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'Keep your eye on the ball' may seem like elementary baseball advice, but clutch hitters know there's something to discerning eyes-and now research can back that up.Read more >
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Doctors of optometry have an important role to play in the prevention and early detection of the ocular and visual changes that herald the onset of Alzheimer's disease.Read more >
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Back to School Organizing:
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It's that time again! Summer is drawing to an end and school is approaching faster than we would like to admit. You are probably looking around at the evidence of summer in your home and wondering how in the world you will be ready for school to start. This series of blogs should help motivate you to kick start the preparation for back to school!
Before we can buy school supplies and new clothes, we have to prepare a space to put everything. As a professional organizer, these are the areas of the home that I often help clients prepare for back to school:
The Closet: Kids closets often get pretty messy during the summer. Clothing gets worn and outgrown which takes up valuable space.
The Bedroom: As kids create, their bedrooms get messy too. This is a good time to give their bedroom a good overhaul!(Sometimes rearranging the furniture will create an exciting new space for your child and will encourage them to help keep it tidy!)
The Bathroom: The bathroom can be a busy place in the mad morning dash. Organize for success to cut down on chaos!
The Study Area: When school starts, your little scholars will need a suitable place to do their homework. Set them up for success!
If you already have a designated area:
If you do not have a designated study area:
The Entryway/ Mudroom: Leaving home and returning home can get messy.....especially when you are running late! Create a system to help keep belongings where they need to be. Make sure that bags are packed and ready to go the night before. This will help to make sure that all necessities make it to their intended destination.
The "Office": Maybe you have a full office, maybe you use a cabinet in the kitchen.....somewhere you have those important papers that keep your family running. Once school starts, your paperwork will likely double so make sure that you are ready so your important paperwork does not turn into clutter!
The Kitchen: In the south, we often refer to the kitchen as the heart of the home. (Maybe that's because we tend to think that the way to your heart is through your stomach!) Preparing your kitchen to run smoothly during the school year will certainly help move your schedule along smoothly and encourage healthier eating as well!
I hope that this blog has inspired you to transform your home into "Back to School" ready. Keep an eye out for Back to School Organizing (part 2): Creating a Command Center.


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West Torrens Birkalla will return to action against Adelaide United Youth Team in Round 13 of the 2016 National Premier League at Jack Smith Park on Saturday afternoon.
Our boys will be looking to respond from their last outing where we went down to Campbelltown City.
Our under 18's will take on SA NTC with kick off at 1 pm followed by our senior boys at 3pm.
The Reserves will have the weekend off and will look forward to the WFFA Cup Semi Final to be held at Burton Park Football Facility On Wednesday Night June 8th 2016 set for a 7 pm Kick off.


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No less than the most influential political matron in Las Pinas, Sen. Cynthia Villar, and Krispy Kreme Philippines CEO Sharon Fuentebella, led the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the newest addition to the Krispy Kreme family.
The Krispy Kreme Evia branch is the sixth of its kind in the world , a third-generation store that introduces a new design concept.
This means a more expansive yet cosier place, with different types of chairs and tables designed to suit the different moods and needs of its clientele.
There are comfy lounge chairs at one side of the store; stylish counters with stools which easily remind one of classic soda fountains; long tables for that barkada or family gatherings, complete with modern chairs of different materials; and oblong tables which can seat anywhere from two to five people.
Aside from the new concept of the Krispy Kreme Evia branch, the store also includes a commissary with a 150-line machine, which produces 150 dozens of glazed doughnuts in an hour. The commissary is expected to supply up to 8 stores in the south.
Like the other openings of Krispy Kreme stores, the first 100 customers got loads of doughnuts for free.
The first customer to line up was awarded with a gold certificate which entitles the winner to a weekly supply of Original Glazed doughnuts for one year. The second in line gets a silver certificate for a weekly supply of the same for six months. The bronze certificate is awarded to the third in line who will get a dozen doughnuts per week for three months. The 4th to 100th customers will get a weekly supply for a whole month.
Would you believe that the gold card winner, Pearly Mojica, lined up 27 hours before the store opening? What's more is that her daughter was the bronze card winner. The mother and daughter team can throw a Krispy Kreme doughnut party every week until June 2017!
Krispy Kreme has come a long way since it was formally launched in the Philippines. The flagship store opened in November 2006 at Bonifacio Global City, Taguig.
Before the first Krispy Kreme store was established in the country, however, Filipinos had already been introduced to the signature melt in the mouth Original Glazed doughnuts by returning Filipinos from the US. Back then, boxes of Krispy Kreme doughnuts were hand carried by Pinoys as pasalubongs for their family and friends.
With 78 branches all over the archipelago, Filipinos can now enjoy a wide variety of Krispy Kreme doughnuts plus their signature coffee served by champion baristas at the counter.


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House Republicans are considering legislation that would force the Department of Energy to hurry its approval process for liquefied natural gas export facilities, Majority Whip Kevin McCarthy said Monday in Houston.
Growing numbers of Republican officials are saying U.S. natural gas can be a powerful geopolitical tool to combat Russia, led by President Vladimir Putin. Russia is a dominant source of the fuel in Europe.
"What Putin has done with Russia to control Europe through energy — America has a way to deal with it," McCarthy said.
McCarthy also said Republicans may try to push legislation to force approval of the Keystone XL pipeline, which would link Canadian oil sands with the U.S pipeline network. He did not describe specific measures in either case during a meeting with energy reporters at the Houston Chronicle editorial offices.
The California Republican visited Houston at the invitation of U.S. Rep. Kevin Brady, R-The Woodlands. McCarthy said he was visiting with local officials and business leaders.
McCarthy also was scheduled to attend the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo on Monday night.
The Department of Energy has a backlog of two dozen projects awaiting permission to export liquefied natural gas to countries that don't have free trade agreements with the U.S. Those permits are critical to the viability of the projects, which typically don't make economic sense unless they can export beyond free trade nations.
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Before the shale boom led to a surge in natural gas production, U.S. companies had focused on building import facilities, expecting that shortages would boost demand. Now they want to build plants – in some cases on the same sites as existing import terminals – to liquefy gas for transport by tanker.
As it stands, six projects have approval to export beyond free trade countries, but none is yet in operation.
McCarthy said he and his GOP colleagues don't want to force the Energy Department to ignore the criteria it must follow as it evaluates the projects, but Republican lawmakers think that work can be done more quickly.
House Speaker John Boehner of Ohio and other Republicans have latched on to the idea of expediting U.S. natural gas exports to Europe as a way to counter the influence of Russia, which is becoming increasingly aggressive toward neighboring Ukraine as it eyes semi-autonomous Crimea.
Russia recently announced it had ended discounts on natural gas exports to Ukraine and in the past it has cut off or reduced supplies there.
Skeptics about issue
But skeptics about the value of natural gas as a diplomatic tool argue that even if all the export facilities received permits today, it would still take billions of dollars and years of construction for them to come online.
And they note that Europe's natural gas infrastructure mostly is designed to receive gas from Russian pipelines – not U.S. tankers.
Furthermore, once the government allows companies to export gas, it lacks authority to tell them where to send it. Many of the projects taking shape are counting on Asian nations to be their primary or only customers.
McCarthy argued, however, that even if natural gas exports wouldn't immediately play a role in Eastern Europe geopolitics, expediting the infra-structure development could make natural gas a winning diplomatic hand in the future.
"We can't be over there today, but we could start building now," he said.
"If you've got these permits sitting in there, let's get them out. Let's not wait a long time."
Some U.S. industries that use natural gas as a fuel and raw material are less enthusiastic about exporting natural gas because they fear the relatively low domestic price would rise.
Two-year hiatus
The Energy Department took a two-year hiatus on LNG export approvals to study their economic impact, resuming the approval process last year. The reviews since then have taken one to three months.
McCarthy also suggested House Republicans would try to pass legislation forcing the Obama administration to approve the Keystone XL pipeline, which could turn up political heat on Senate Democrats facing tough re-election bids in states that went for Republican nominee Mitt Romney in the 2012 presidential election.
A Washington Post-ABC News poll published last week found strong public support for the pipeline, especially among Republicans.


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Sorry I haven't had a chance to post as regularly as I'd like to - this past few months have remained very hectic for me.... Hopefully, there's a few loyal readers who check in periodically...
Anyway, lately, I've receiving "spam faxes" from something called the "Independent American Party of Idaho," which is attempting to establish itself as a recognized political party in Idaho. While I agree with a lot of their platform (which should hardly be surprising, given that my political views lean to the Right - hence the name of this blog), this development bothers me somewhat, for a number of reasons:
1. For better or worse, Ron Paul's 2008 candidacy brought a lot of Constitutionalists, Libertarians, and other right-leaning folks disillusioned with the Republican Party back into GOP. This has led to a more ideological shift to the Right in the Idaho GOP's Central Committees and conventions, and has brought much of the Party leadership, in addition to the platform, to a position which should make the Republican Party more palatable to those to the Right of the establishment Republicans;
2. If the Republican Party isn't far enough to the Right, or not libertarian enough, we still have the Constitution Parties and Libertarian Parties for those who insist upon ideological purity to try and make a go of it if they think they can (actually, in the case of a RINO who manages to win the Primary, the Constitution Party serves a very useful public service in providing a conservative alternative);
3. As such, we need another right wing party with the potential to split the vote, like we need a hole in the head. What makes this all the more perplexing is that the Independent American Party and the Constitution Party have close historical ties (some "Independent American Parties" are, in actuality, State affiliates of the Constitution Party).
So, then, the question is "why?" Is it personality issues between either the GOP or CP leadership and those behind the IAP Idaho? If so, a better alternative would be to get involved with either respective party, and get your people in there and make a difference, rather than "take your bat and ball and go home," and play with a new group of friends. Remember, on the Left, we have the Democrats, Greens, Socialists, and Communists, and that's pretty much it. On the Right, we have the Republicans, IAP, AIP, America First Party, Consitution Party, American Heritage Party, America's Independent Party, Conservative Party USA, and a few more that I'm probably leaving out. Of those on the Right, all those besides the Republicans are, in truth, pretty much identical, in addition to being the same as the Right wing of the Republican Party.
Until conservatives unite, rather than form even MORE splinter groups, we aren't going to get anywhere.
Sunday, June 5, 2011
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Happy National Donut Day! In honor of this holy day, let us introduce you to hands down the MOST famous donuts in all of Philadelphia- Beiler's. Located in Reading Terminal Market, this bakery is serving up fresh, warm, gooey, delicious donuts everyday except Sunday. Beiler's dominates an entire corner of the market, and sells six or seven thousand doughnuts on an average day. The line is always long, but trust us, it goes fast, and it's totally worth the wait.
Beiler's Bakery started with Alvin Beiler, an Amish-raised farmer from Lancaster County who married the Mennonite daughter of the first Pennsylvania Dutch merchant in the Reading Terminal Market. Alvin took over the business when his in-laws retired after five years in the market, in 1985. In 2005, the business expanded to include a salad/pickle stall then in 2013 the donuts got their own section. The donuts were originally only made for festivals. The Dutch Festival is held in Reading Terminal Market the 2nd Saturday of August each year (this year August 13, 2016). They were so popular that Beiler's decided they had to offer them everyday.
Believe us when we say that the line for donuts is always long, no matter what day or time. Before we had actually tasted one of these delicious morsels, we both thought the line was insane and there was no way we'd be willing to wait in it. However, once we tried the donuts we knew that we could not go back to Reading Terminal Market without stopping by Beiler's. Two other Beiler's locations are also opening soon (read on to find out where).
The make the donuts right in front of you while you wait. Everything here is fresh and made without any preservatives. The dough for the donuts is rolled right there in front of you, fried and frosted. Watching the whole process definitely helps pass the time while you wait in line. Lea was pretty distracted in by the sweet aroma of the donuts. While Arielle likes to watch the filling station the best, she says its pretty relaxing to watch donuts be filled with their various creams. (She can't be the only one who thinks that, can she?)
When you get to the front of the line, it's a little overwhelming. There are SO many options, it's hard to choose. Glazed, Sprinkles, Salted Caramel, Bizmark (like a cinnamon twist with glaze), Nutella, Lemon Filled, Cinnamon Sugar, Coconut, Oreo, Fruity Pebbles, Chocolate Frosting, Vanilla Frosting, Jelly Filled, M&M, Boston Creme, Chocolate Mousse, Maple Bacon, and the list goes on!
We couldn't agree more than the NOT TO MISS donut at Beiler's is the Apple Fritter and Blueberry Fritter. You must eat this donut immediately after purchase, while it's still warm and extremely soft and gooey. While we can't pick between the two, the Apple Fritter is most popular with the crowds.
Arielle's other favorite is the Fruity Pebbles donut- this is the perfect breakfast donut with its colorful cereal topping. Be sure to eat this one soon after getting it or else the cereal gets a tad bit soggy. After the fritter, Lea couldn't pick between the rest. All these donuts are unique and delicious, you really cannot go wrong at Beiler's.
What's great is you don't have to pick just one! These donuts are sold for 99 cents each so you can grab a dozen for under $10. In fact, grab 2 dozen because these donuts sell out by the end of most days. It is absolutely worth it to get more than one (and it's really hard to not eat them all at once).
And they don't just have donuts, Beiler's offers traditional Amish Shoo Fly pie, Whoopie Pie, Cheesecake and of course some amazing Pecan Sticky Buns. They even have some wonderful options that are gluten-free! Alvin's son, Keith, actually started in the bakery at 12 years old making the sticky buns since they're some of the easiest to bake.
Beiler's sticky buns start off the exact same way as the doughnuts, as a small boulder of cream-colored sweet dough in an industrial-sized mixing bowl, a tacky blend of spring wheat flour, sugar, yeast, butter, milk, and eggs. After the rise, the baker rolls it out on the counter, drizzles on the syrup—think butter, Karo syrup, and lots and lots of brown sugar—and generously sprinkles on a layer of whatever add-ons are called for—chopped walnuts or raisins, usually. Then it's simply a matter of rolling it up, cutting it into slices, and sliding the tray of raw sticky buns into the oven at 300 degrees for 20 minutes. The result: a chewy, gooey, crunchy explosion of sweetness." -Bon Appetit Magazine
If you haven't been to Beiler's yet then you really should stop make the trip. Lucky for you, they are expanding to open two more stores! Their locations will offer donuts and Basset's Ice Cream. Look for the Lancaster location to open June 2016 and their University City store to open January/February 2017!
-Arielle and Lea
We would like to thank Keith Beiler for talking to us about the history of the bakery and letting us sample some delicious baked goods.


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My school shoes.Before I bought this, I already had the feeling that this might only hurt my feet. Hell yeah, this pair of school shoes is really painful. The reason why I only wore this twice and bought another one. I'm keeping this shoes for I might still use this sometimes. :D
Mai's favorite Shoes (no more)^_^
Wondering why this is my pick?
First, you might wanna check it out when did I use this one..This is the shoes I wore during our Acquaintance and Here..^_^I chose this one because like in the title, I shouldn't have bought this in the first place. Why? Because I know that after that event (Acquaintance), I can never wear this again..(I don't like wearing shoes) hehe..But anyway, I fell in love with this shoes that very moment I laid my eyes on them..T_T, so despite of the hesitations and all. I bought it with eyes closed. LOL ^_^


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Are you ready to connect into community at Wheaton Bible Church? We believe that people grow best when they are connected in small groups to study God's Word, to pray and care for one another. We invite you join us for Begin in the Visitor Center on Sunday mornings. During this informal gathering, you will meet staff members, connect with new people, and get to know the mission God has called us to: love God, grow together, and reach the world.
For questions or more information, contact Rhonda Ford, Group Life Coordinator, 630.876.6610.
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Love God.
What has God called us to in the brief time we have here on Earth? The Bible tells us that our primary calling is to love Him. That's a tall order. How do we, as finite beings, love an infinite God? At Begin, you'll hear about three ways we can connect with a Holy God as a church and as individuals at home.
Grow Together.
The church brings together people from all different backgrounds and unites us with a central love for Christ. By examining the example of the first century church, we can see how to live out our common faith in community with others—and you'll learn about specific places you can connect in to community right away.
Reach the World.
God is a compassionate God. Christ demonstrated the heart of God by giving His life for us on the cross. The Bible tells us that we are to emulate Christ by giving our life up for others. At Begin, you'll join in a discussion of ways we can share and show the good news of Jesus Christ through service to others—and hear about service opportunities on our campus and across DuPage County.


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Butte Humane Society invites you to form a team for the Bidwell Bark Fun Run & Festival. Teams are a great way to have fun with friends or coworkers, promote healthy family group activities, and gain publicity for your business or organization. Team members can earn prizes for fundraising, and all proceeds support the animals and vital work of Butte Humane Society.
Why form a Bidwell Bark team? Because it helps:
• Develop a more compassionate community
• Celebrate and support the human-animal bond
• Raise funds and awareness for helping homeless animals
• Promote exercise to feel happier and healthier
• Build team spirit by uniting for a favorite cause
• Connect your brand with BHS and thousands of attendees
What do teams receive?
• Customizable Team Web Page on BidwellBark.com (plus
individual web page for each team member) including tools for
taking online donations and sharing on social media
• Team Toolkit downloadable PDF including fundraising tips,
a customizable Bidwell Bark Team Poster, and offline donation
tracking form for cash and checks
• Prizes are awarded to the top fundraising team and for team
spirit at the event.


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News Corp is taking aim at the digital-ad dominance of Google and Facebook with a new platform to let advertisers reach audiences across all of its online properties. The new platform, called News IQ, will pull audience data from sites like The Wall Street Journal, New York Post and Barron's and give advertisers a way to reach specific audiences around safe content.
Why it matters: News Corp is the latest publishing company to launch a data-based advertising network to win back digital ad dollars from Google and Facebook. Disney, NBC and Vox Media, and Verizon and Oath have all similar steps.


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In what is set to be an impressive yet intimate show, Walker will woo audiences with the soulful sounds of his latest hit album, Truth & Soul, as part of his landmark Australian tour.
He's the platinum-selling artist whose undeniable vocal-gift and engaging boy-next-door charm took the nation by storm and now, Stan Walker is set to take the stage at Jupiters Hotel & Casino on Friday November 20, 2015. The exclusive event will see the Aussie artist joined by an incredible line-up of talent, including The Voice Australia's Scott Newnham, brother and vocalist Russ Walker, and hip-hop/street dancer duo The Oneill Twins.
Enjoy this exciting concert on November 20, 2015 at Jupiters Hotel and Casino.
If you are planning to go to this event, you'll be glad to know that our Gold Coast Golf Resort is just a few minutes away from Jupiters Hotel and Casino.
The stylish and contemporary rooms feature air conditioning, balcony/courtyard, bath, broadband internet access, ensuite, fax/modem/phone, in-house movies, iron/ironing board, mini bar, cable, tea/coffee making facilities, television, and more. Let our 5 Star Gold Coast Resorts be your home away from home.
Aside from our fully furnished rooms, we also have guest facilities for your comfort and convenience. Our guest facilities include a 27 hole composite golf course, a swimming pool with a slippery waterslide, a Jacuzzi, a bar/lounge overlooking the golf course, a gym, a contemporary spa, a playground and restaurants.
The Gold Coast is famous for its world class theme parks. Spend delightful days exploring the Gold Coast theme parks. Enjoy the fun family attractions at Dream World. Get your adrenaline pumping and have a blast. Kids can slide and glide and have a splashing great time at Wet 'n' Wild Water World.
For booking information, please visit http://etourismholidays.etourism.net.au
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Pink Lady & Chai Spiced Flavored Bars
Barley+ is a delicious range of nutritious snack bars that contain a unique Australian Barley called BARLEYmax. BARLEYmax is a non-genetically engineered Australian super grain that contains prebiotic dietary fiber to help feed the good gut bacteria found in your stomach.
Soluble Fiber and Insoluble Fiber are 2 important types of fiber that can be found inside of our snack bars. These, together with beneficial resistant starch, work to promote digestion and can get you on your way to feeling positively good! And it doesn't stop there either… Not only do our Barley+bars include real slices of Pink Lady Apples, they also contain 30% of your daily values of fiber and whole grains, 3g of protein and less than 1 teaspoon of sugar in every serve!
Ingredients: Whole Grain Barley Flakes ^, Inulin Syrup, Whole Grain Rolled Oats, Brown Rice Syrup, Pumpkin Seeds, Dried Pink Lady Apple (Pink Lady Apple, Ascorbic Acid), Raisins (Raisins, Cottonseed Oil), Canola Oil, Puffed Rice (Rice Flour, Sugar, Salt, Sunflower Lecithin), Inulin Powder, Glycerin, Cinnamon, Natural Apple Flavor, Natural Chai Spice Flavor, Tocopherols (Preservative).
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The Baltimore Ravens traded starting center Jeremy Zuttah to the San Francisco 49ers on Wednesday. The teams also swapped sixth-round draft picks (No. 186 to Baltimore and No. 198 to San Francisco).
A source told ESPN earlier Wednesday that the Ravens planned to release Zuttah. After that news broke, the 49ers contacted Baltimore about a trade.
Niners coach Kyle Shanahan has often put a premium on the center in his offense, a priority made clear by the $45 million contract the Falcons gave to Alex Mack last year when Shanahan was Atlanta's offensive coordinator.
In San Francisco, Shanahan inherited a team with veteran Daniel Kilgore penciled in as the starting center. But Kilgore has struggled with injuries, appearing in just 25 games the past three seasons, and is entering the final year of his contract. The Niners waived backup center Marcus Martin last week, leaving only converted defensive lineman Alex Balducci behind Kilgore on the depth chart.
Zuttah appeared in the Pro Bowl after the 2016 season and has some familiarity with Shanahan's offense, having played in a similar scheme under former Baltimore offensive coordinator Gary Kubiak in 2014.
"Kyle and I are firm believers that competition brings out the best in everyone," San Francisco general manager John Lynch said in a news release. "We also believe that you can never have enough good offensive linemen, and Jeremy has certainly proven to be a very talented player having earned a Pro Bowl selection last season."
It is the second time Zuttah has been traded. The Ravens acquired Zuttah in a 2014 trade with the Buccaneers, who received a 2015 fifth-round draft pick from Baltimore.
Zuttah, 30, is under contract for two more seasons, with base salaries of $3.5 million each season.
The 6-foot-4, 300-pound Zuttah, who is undersized for the center position, struggled with injuries and holding his own against more powerful nose tackles. He was the 13th-best center in the NFL last season, according to Pro Football Focus.
The Ravens' best in-house replacement is John Urschel, but that has been considered a fallback option. It's a thin free-agent market for centers, with the top available being Nick Mangold. Another option is looking for athletic guards in the draft who can make the switch to center.
Zuttah is the latest veteran to be let go by Baltimore. In the first week of free agency, the Ravens have cut linebacker Elvis Dumervil, safeties Lardarius Webb and Kendrick Lewis and cornerback Shareece Wright.
Zuttah played his first six seasons with Tampa Bay, playing both guard and center, after the Buccaneers selected him in the third round (83rd overall) of the 2008 draft.
ESPN's Nick Wagoner contributed to this report.


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More Minimal Luxe looks from our new collection
Our stunning new collection of curtains and Roman blinds has a huge choice of fabrics to help you create a Minimal Luxe look that's just right for you, your home and lifestyle. We've taken the key design principles of this serene trend and created even more gorgeous interiors to inspire you.
Light and space
Here is a futuristic take on the Minimal Luxe theme where the emphasis is on creating a light and fresh look. A pure white palette and glossy surfaces create a feeling of space, while the striking geometric shapes create interest and add an ultra-cool edge to this striking scheme. The Shibori Smoke grey curtains add drama and the subtlest wash of colour to bring warmth to the scheme, while the lush foliage adds a fresh and surprising burst of colour.
Browse our curtains collection
Low key luxury
A casual cool living room perfectly captures the Minimal Luxe mood. Pale neutrals dominate the space, with layers of textured fabrics framing and softening the striking feature window. The classically turned lampshade, plush velvet sofa and alabaster fireplace sit comfortably alongside a rattan log basket and woodburning stove, creating an intriguing mix of luxury and rustic simplicity. Faded denim accents punctuate the room, adding a subtle wash of colour throughout.
Tone-on-tone neutrals
Minimal Luxe is an understated look that requires restraint in its design. This gorgeous bedroom demonstrates the power of combining tone and texture to create a stunning haven. The clean lines and subtle colour of the beautiful Mindoro Opal Roman blinds lend the space an elegant feel, while the pale wooden floor and drawers contrast strongly with the luxuriously soft, deep pile rug and layered bed linen. A classic nursing chair in a shade of warm vanilla adds the perfect finishing touch.
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Hungama forays into regional with Marathi original show
MUMBAI: Digital entertainment company Hungama has forayed into long-form original programming in regional languages with the launch of its Marathi show 'Padded Ki Pushup'.
Currently, under production, 'Padded ki Pushup' will be Hungama's first regional show. A comedy series, the show will revolve around the life of Ashish Shinde, a newly married man who gets hired as a lingerie salesman. He must try to succeed at work and at the same time, keep the nature of his work hidden from his wife and nosy mother-in-law.
Produced by Hungama Digital Media and Café Marathi, and directed by Akash Gursale, the show's cast will be headlined by Aniket Vishwasrao, Tejashree Pradhan and Kishori Ambiye.
Hungama will soon roll out additional original shows across six Indian languages – Tamil, Telegu, Kannada, Punjabi, Marathi, and Bengali – over the course of the year. All the shows will be available on Hungama Play, Hungama's video-on-demand platform, further benefiting from the company's strong distribution network and reach an audience of over 50 million in India and 10 million in international markets.
Hungama's strategic association with Xiaomi will enable consumers to watch the shows via Hungama Play on Mi Video and Mi TV. Additionally, the shows will also be available to stream through Hungama Play on Vodafone Play, Idea Movies & TV, Amazon Fire TV Stick, and other Android TVs.
Hungama Digital Media MD & CEO Neeraj Roy said, "Over 48% of our users consume non-Hindi content and we have seen a tremendous demand from this audience for differentiated stories. Our regional shows will focus on offering our users strong, contemporary narratives that not only resonate with a language-specific audience but also have a universal appeal. We intend to launch 6 to 7 non-Hindi shows in the next 9 months and are certain that this will help us increase our user base by almost 30%."
Through its original content in regional languages, Hungama will focus on locally-relevant, yet universally appealing stories that can be appreciated by audience across different age groups, genders, and geographies.


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Here at OMCA, we are big fans of Articulate with Jim Cotter, a weekly public television show from WHYY, Philadelphia's PBS and NPR member-station, that explores how creative thinkers help shape our understanding of the world to share selections from the series. Articulate presents a mix of topic features and profiles of some of today's leading artists, including great thinkers based in California.
OMCA Blog: Related Content for "OMCA responds to OUSD Teacher Strike"
December 6, 2017
April 19, 2017Susan Mernit is co-founder of Hack the Hood, a nonprofit organization that teaches web skills to low-income youth of color in Oakland. OMCA spoke to her in 2016 about what changes she sees coming as the technology sector is pushed to diversify. Why did you co-found Hack the Hood?
April 12, 2017California has always been associated with radical transformation. Consider the dream factory of Hollywood. Game-changing social movements in Oakland like the Black Panther Party. The digital revolution initiated in Silicon Valley. The locavore food movement in Berkeley championed by Alice Waters. The visionary environmentalism of John Muir and his successors.
November 18, 2016As part of our School Programs offerings, Bay Area students get an opportunity to learn with Native American educator Corrina Gould, who teaches a portion of the school program called California Indian Living. In an interactive presentation, Gould shares about her cultural heritage, identity, and the ways in which Native Californians are continuing to teach and honor their traditions.
August 15, 2016Jamie Treacy is an art teacher who has been bringing students to the Oakland Museum of California for years, including sharing student art work for our Días de los Muertos exhibitions. We sat down with him over the summer to talk about how he hopes to encourage students to pursue careers in the arts and how art can be a part of the healing process.


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S: Our Baby
FC: Our Baby
1: Once upon a time, there was a beautiful baby who was welcomed into the world by two loving parents and their family and friends...
2: 5 weeks to go..... 3 days to go......
3: Mommy and Daddy Cant wait to meet you.
4: Jude Ashton Richards 8lb 12oz | Mommy & Jude meet for the first time. | Saturday 6th March 2010 6:24am
5: Daddy gives Jude a cuddle
6: Daddy's Little Man 3 weeks old
7: Sleepy Boy
8: Splish
9: BATH TIME | Splash
10: Our little Sweetie
11: The Cutest Baby in the World
12: A baby is teddy bears and tickles, grins and giggles!
13: B I G Yawn
14: My heart melts when you smile
15: Peek A Boo!
16: Our first family portrait 5-25-09
18: Dancing with Dad
19: You'll be walking in not time...
21: Yum, Yum...
23: Our Bundle of Joy
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Friday, August 24, 2007
The bar is open.
Popular party cocktails included
Jolly Rancher: 1 oz vodka, 1 oz raspberry Sourpuss and lemonade
Tropical martini: 1 oz vanilla vodka, 1 oz Malibu rum and pineapple juice
my version of a Zentini: 1 oz Suntory Zen green tea liqueur, 1.5 oz vodka and a splash of raspberry vodka
2 comments :
- steven edward streight said...
Ya need a bigger bottle of Kahlua! White Russians rock!
- 28/8/07 16:40
I hope Wayne made it home ok, that booze hound!
- 5/9/07 16:51
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What is Termius Premium?
Termius Premium
Termius Premium ships with extended functionality such as SFTP and Cross-Platform synchronization. Click here for the full list of features.
! SMB and Enterprise clients Curious after a tailored licensing model to meet the specific needs of your business? Please contact our sales team.
How to get a Premium subscription?
Termius Premium is available on all supported platforms and can be purchased in-app. Click here for more information.
Payment, Subscription and Cancellation
Payment is done once a year automatically through the app store of choice.
iOS users may manage their subscriptions with iTunes, directly through their device or online.
To edit your Termius Premium Subscription, login to iTunes using the Apple ID you've used to subscribe. Navigate to the
subscription section. Here you'll find your Termius Premium Subscription. Click here for detailed instructions.
Android users may cancel or change a Termius Premium subscription through google play.
To manage your Termius Premium Subscription, login to Google Play. Tap the menu drawer and navigate to
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! For assistance, please contact support. This can be done online or directly in the app. To do so, open the menu, tap
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FAQ Why a subscription and not a one-off purchase?
"I understand you're trying to milk every penny from your users, but please for the love of god ... make it a one-time purchase" — anonymous
Once in awhile the user asks us whether it would be possible to make a one-off deal instead of getting a subscription. Although we like money as much as the next guy, at Termius we believe that great software is honest and sustainable. This means that we are creating a service that helps you getting the job done, not only today but also tomorrow!
For a product like Termius, it is essential to always agree with the latest standards in security, and staying up-to-date feature-wise. In this pursuit, we continuously and steadily develop Termius. Take for instance our Cross-device sync, with Termius Premium you may securely connect to a remote computer using the device you have a hand, regardless of platform, Android, iOS, Chrome OS, Windows, MacOS or Unix. You'll always have all essential data at hand.
The subscription based sales model is a knife that cuts on both edges. As user you pay as you go, that means you rather pay for the usage of Termius. Meanwhile the continuous income makes sure that we will have the necessary funds for development, making sure you get to get all the cool, up-to-date features.
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Inside this Business Group
Successful candidate's qualifications should include the following:
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical, Electronics, Computer Engineering or equivalent with experience in firmware verification/validation.
- Experienced using advanced system design and validation methodologies and technologies (such as FPGA prototyping, emulation, simulation and co-emulation).
- Experienced in pre-silicon environment is a strong plus.
- Familiarity or experience in Intel Quartus design software is a strong plus.
- Experienced with scripting language such as Python/Perl/TCL/shell scripts and OS such as Windows/Linux.
- Exceptional analytical, problem solving and communication skills, initiative, promote innovation and teamwork. Self-motivated and ability to excel in a team environment.
- Demonstrates fundamental values such as accountability, integrity, a winning mindset and highly motivated to learn or adapt to fast changing environments.
The Programmable Solutions Group (PSG) was formed from the acquisition of Altera. As part of Intel, PSG will create market-leading programmable logic devices that deliver a wider range of capabilities than customers experience today. Combining Altera's industry-leading FPGA technology and customer support with Intel's world-class semiconductor manufacturing capabilities will enable customers to create the next generation of electronic systems with unmatched performance and power efficiency. PSG takes pride in creating an energetic and dynamic work environment that is driven by ingenuity and innovation. We believe the growth and success of our group is directly linked to the growth and satisfaction of our employees. That is why PSG is committed to a work environment that is flexible and collaborative, and allows our employees to reach their full potential.


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Mom Always Liked You Best – A Guide to Resolving Family Feuds, Inheritance Battles and Eldercare Crises
Co-Authored with Continuity colleagues Blair Trippe, Rikk Larsen and Arline Kardasis
Mom Always Like You Best is a practical guidebook for the millions of Americans currently struggling with adult family conflict, especially around issues to do with eldercare, family property, estate planning or inheritance issues. Mom Always Liked You Best helps family members become better decision-makers, mindful negotiators and more effective communicators.
The authors have helped many such families who are in conflict around elder transitions and associated issues. They are "thought leaders" in the field of elder mediation and also bring decades of experience in the areas of education, finance, healthcare, social work, and estate settlement, as well as their own family experiences. By reading this step-by-step guide and practicing the techniques that they lay out for you, you will learn skills used by professionals. You will learn tools to help you stop having those circular arguments that go on interminably and get you nowhere.


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Things I've learned so far:
* Lifestyle crafts emboss folders can be used as "letterpress" plates.
* Taping the sides of the platform and the right amount of ink will create an amazing letterpress effect.
* The debossed and inked image will create a translucent finish and pool in strange ways when you don't apply enough ink.
* Letterpress scraps are so easy to incorporate into cards. * Letterpress scraps are also great for creating mini vignettes!