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#67: The Capen Room.
#66: Social Action Day/February Thaw.
#65: Senior Couch.
#63: The Oval.
#67: The Capen Room.
#66: Social Action Day/February Thaw.
#65: Senior Couch.
#63: The Oval.
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#72: Rock Band.
During each performance the talented members of rock band grace us with their musical capabilities. The songs they choose are usually popular and well known and they really get into it! Rock band always gets the audience clapping and singing along!
#71: Afternoon Snacks.
Every day at the end of the academic day the dining hall opens for a few minutes and provides our students with a quick snack before they head off to sports. It's a great way to prevent that afternoon slump and give you the extra burst of energy you need to get through practice.
#70: Advisors.
Your advisor is your first line of defense here at SBS. They stay on top of your grades, check in with you when you're upset, bring you coffee from Dunkin before exams or drive you to get ice cream on a hot day. They are just one of the many people on the SBS campus you can go to for anything. They are always there to lend a helping hand or support you when things get tough.
PB has been a part of the SBS community for a long time. Whether he coached you in softball, taught you how to write or you met with him while he was the Head of School, chances are if you attended (or currently attend) SBS you know who he is. His dedication to the community has been steadfast and continues even now (during his retirement) as he continues to coach debaters to help them get to the international competition and beyond.
#68: Faculty Kids.
No matter what age group you like you are sure to find a child on the SBS campus that you connect with. From infants to toddlers the faculty children help make SBS feel like home.
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June 4, 2010 marked exactly six years since the day I walked across the platform at Stoneleigh-Burnham School and received my diploma. Since that day I have (in no particular order), graduated from college, become Associate Director of Admissions, Student Activities Coordinator and big sister/mentor/pseudo-mom to 18 pre-teen girls at Stoneleigh-Burnham School, learned the hard way that you can't make ice cream sandwiches if the cookies haven't cooled for AT LEAST a day, figured out that you should always take a change of clothes when visiting old friends and that Boston really isn't far from Greenfield (even though everyone from Western MA thinks it is). I've discovered that if you make funfetti anything everyone will love it and that if your cookies vary from the standard chocolate chip/peanut butter/sugar (or some variation on these three flavors) pre-teen girls won't like them.
I recognize that these experiences do not make me wise…I still have a WHOLE lot to learn, but I have learned every step of the way and on the occasion of your graduation I would like to share some of what I have learned with you.
First, and foremost, this is not an ending but a beginning. Stoneleigh-Burnham will always be a part of your life and as you leave it behind to begin the next chapter of your life rejoice in the experiences you have had here. You are part of something wonderful and you are prepared to take on the world. Leave with the knowledge that you have made a difference in the lives of your teachers, classmates and friends. Stoneleigh-Burnham will never forget you.
Second, remember to have fun. Often throughout the next few years you may find yourself consumed with schoolwork. No matter how busy you are or how many projects you have, remember to take a few minutes each day to enjoy life. Though it may be a cliche, you are only young once…enjoy the next few years, they won't be like any others.
Third, remember where you came from. It is easy to get caught up in things as a young adult. Sometimes it can be difficult to know which path is the right one. Remember your roots and where life has already taken you. Don't be afraid to stand up for what you believe in or to take the path less traveled. You'll be amazed at the experiences you might have otherwise missed.
Fourth, invite others to be a part of your life. It is easy to get caught up in the college experience. Remember that it is important to include those you care about in your life even when they are far away (whether that's Greenfield or Korea). It's easy to forget to call old friends or to send notes to teachers who influenced you, but remember that you wouldn't be where you are today without their help. Emails and letters remind those you care about that they still matter.
Finally, remember that even you can make a difference. Sometimes it really does take just one person…
Once upon a time there was a wise man who used to go to the ocean to do his writing. He had a habit of walking on the beach before he began his work. One day he was walking along the shore and as he looked down the beach, he saw a human figure moving like a dancer.
He smiled to himself to think of someone who would dance to the day. He began to walk faster to catch up. As he got closer, he saw that it was a young man and the young man wasn't dancing, but instead he was reaching down to the shore, picking something up and very gently throwing it into the ocean.
As he got closer he called out, "Good morning! What are you doing?" The young man paused, looked up and replied, "Throwing starfish in the ocean." "Why are you throwing starfish in the ocean?" "The sun is up and the tide is going out and if I don't throw them in they'll die." "But, young man, don't you realize that there are miles and miles of beach and starfish all along it. You can't possibly make a difference!"
The young man listened politely then bent down, picked up another starfish and threw it into the ocean, past the breaking waves and said – "It made a difference for that one."
-Author Unknown
#77: Dorm Rooms.
Dorm rooms and day rooms are unique to each girl. Decorated with photos of family and friends, posters of favorite bands and movies and personalized with bedding and all the little extras. It's nice to have your own little space…even when you're away from home!
#76: Farewell to Seniors.
A yearly tradition in which the faculty roast the seniors and the legacy they will leave behind. Always a hoot, it's a crowd pleaser with students and faculty alike!
#75: The Red Room.
There isn't a single SBS alumna who hasn't spent at least one morning or afternoon relaxing in the red room while waiting for the dining hall to open. It's also often the location of the ever popular Saturday Night Movie as well as many other events including luau's, midnight madness and 100 nights!
#74: Multicultural Club.
Whether they are planning presentations for housemeeting or cooking for the international luncheon, the multicultural club is one of our most active clubs on campus and they definitely provide us with the most yummy treats!
#73: Sweater Girl.
The sweater girl represents everything that a Stoneleigh-Burnham girl should be. Compassionate, intelligent and involved she is announced each year at the end of year awards ceremony. During her senior year she will be a role model for younger students and her peers, reminding us of all the qualities that make a Stoneleigh-Burnham girl a Stoneleigh-Burnham girl.
#82: Tapioca Pudding.
And not just tapioca…vanilla, butterscotch and chocolate too! According to several students, pudding is definitely one of the things to love about SBS!
#81: Walking Off Campus.
Craving a coffee? It's less than a mile to the nearest Dunkin Donuts. Wishing for some ice cream? Friendly's is just a hop skip and a jump away. SBS is within walking distance of hairdressers, food and a pharmacy. The girls can also borrow one of the school's fleet of bikes if they need to get somewhere quickly. Just sign out with your houseparent and you're on your way!
#80: Skits.
Not just once a year but multiple times a year Stoneleigh-Burnham faculty and staff gather together to write and rehearse a skit for the students. It happens during Spirit Week, it happens before winter break and it happens (for each senior) the night before graduation. It's easy to see what a close knit community SBS truly is by watching one of the skits!
#79: Boarding Students.
As one graduating senior told me last year, "SBS isn't just my home away from home, over the last four years it's actually become my home." Boarding students are an important part of our community, bringing life and laughter to the halls of Stoneleigh-Burnham School long after the academic day has ended.
#78: Veritas Supra Omnia.
Our motto, veritas supra omnia or truth above all reminds each of us to live with honor and integrity each day whether we are in classes or on the athletic fields.


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This past weekend, my friend Addie and I hosted our own Fashion Revolution event. I showed up around 2pm to help set up the backdrop and go over our itinerary. Addie pulled out a cute tray of cookies and sustainable glass jugs reminiscent of the ones used for milk in the 40's. After our two guests arrived, we got down to business.
Addie explained the meaning behind Fashion Revolution. To sum things up, it's a movement dedicated to exposing dangerous working conditions and the large amount of waste produced in the fashion industry. On April 24th, 2013, the Rana Plaza complex collapsed in Dhaka, Bangladesh. This left 1134 dead and 2500 others wounded. This sparked the start of Fashion Revolution. People wanted to challenge clothing distributors to take an active part in facilitating better care of the individuals who make the clothes that we wear everyday. People flipped their clothes inside out, tagged the maker of the garment, and posted the image with the hashtag #whomademyclothes. The impact of this year's participation was phenomenal but we still have a ways to go.
After Addie's presentation, I explained the basics of a capsule wardrobe and how one can start taking the steps to consolidate their closet. Most people have tons of clothes that they never wear. These clothes were bought on impulse or kept long after they were relevant. I encouraged our guests to define their signature style and then do a purge of the items that don't fit the bill. After that, we started our frock swap! A frock swap is when a group gets together and brings gently worn items that they no longer wear. Everyone in the group gets an opportunity to swap their items with those of someone else in the group and goes home with new clothes for their closet. The cool thing about frock swaps is that they don't require money, they are environmentally friendly and are a great way to make friends. I came to the swap with four items and left with 5 (couldn't resist a bag!).
After the swap, we had some fun in front of our thrifty photo booth before chatting with each other. It was a great first run. I'm looking forward to facilitating more frock swaps in the future!
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We have some very exciting news…Jigsaw Dance has been asked to host an afternoon tea and dance session with world known ballet dancer Harrison Lee!! He is being honored with an award from the Mayor and we get to be a part of it…watch out for lots of photos coming your way!!
Harrison used to dance with us when he was just a little boy, a long long time before his piles of international awards. Congratulations Harrison. Harrison will be at Jigsaw Dance on Friday the 7th of April, 2017.
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I've just signed up to raspberry pi.org website as I was told it's a very good website for getting help.
I've just finished building the CamJam Edukit # 3 Robot, I've worked through all of the 9 programming sheets,
after I finished writing the programs and saved the file I would then test the required components ( motors, line dectection and distance sensor) these tests were carried out on my work bench, so for example if I was testing the motors I would connect the motors to the drive board and run the program via the raspberry pi 3 and my 22" HDMI TV
I've now put everything together and have a completed robot.
My question is how do you guys run your robot? do you plug in your HDMI TV and keyboard into the raspberry pi run the program then disconnect the HDMI cable & Keyboard from the Pi and then let it run or I've I got to purchase a small 3.2" TFT Screen and have it connected all the time?


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love this dress! and actually like your hair up, i've had my fringe up recently. it makes me feel a bit "naked" but a nice change! xxxReplyDelete
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These are the instructions to root Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 GT-I8160 (running on android 2.3.6) using Kernel file in Odin.
Requirements: Your Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 GT-I8160 should have at least 30-40 percent of battery to perform the rooting process.
Step 1: Download and Install Samsung USB Driver on your computer. If Samsung USB Driver already installed on your computer then Skip this Step.
Step 2: Download and extract the root files on your computer. After extracting you will be able to see the following files:
Step 3: Now, Copy Update_su.zip file to your Phone SD Card memory.
Step 4: Power Off your Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 GT-I8160.
Step 5: Now, you have to enter into Download Mode on your phone by Pressing Volume Down Key, Home Button and Power key at same time for 5-8 seconds until you entered to the download mode.
Step 6: In the Download mode you will be able to see a Warning Triangle Sign. In this situation you have to press the Volume up key to continue.
Step 7: Now, Open Odin3 (found in the extracted folder, that you have downloaded in the Step#2) on your computer. Then connect your phone to the computer.
Step 8: Once you have connected the phone to the computer, Oden will automatically recognize the device and show "Added" message at the lower-left panel.
Step 9: Once your device detected by Odin, click on the PDA button and select the I8160XXLD8_Ready_To_Root_ANT.tar.md5 file (you have extracted this file in step#2).
Step 10: Now, click on the Start button in odin to begin the Flashing. Once flash process is completed your phone will restart automatically.
Step 11: Once you see, the Green Pass Message then remove the USB cable from the device (during this process, your device will restart automatically).
Step 12: Now, Disconnect your device from the USB cable and make sure it is Power Off.
Step 13: Now, you need to boot into Recovery Mode. To boot into Recovery Mode: Press and hold Volume Up Key, Home Button and Power key at same time for 7-10 seconds (you have to press and hold all three buttons at same time) until recovery mode is active.
Step 14: In recovery mode, Select Apply update from external Storage using Volume Up and Down Button.
Step 15: Now locate the Update_su.zip, that you have transferred to the phone's external memory (In Step#3) and Press Power Button to confirm.
Step 16: Once Flashing is completed, Select Reboot System Now.
Step 17: Now your Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 GT-I8160 is Rooted. To check whether your phone is rooted correctly, open Applications Menu, there you will be able to see a new app installed, called SuperSU. If this app exist then it means you have successfully rooted your device.
Optional: You can also verify the root status of your device by using the Root Checker Application.
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[*] The above tutorial helps you to root Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 GT-I8160 running on Gingerbread (2.3.6), if your device is running on Android 4.1.2 then see How to Root Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 GT-I8160 (Android 4.1.2).
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[*] Warranty Void: Your Samsung Galaxy Ace 2 GT-I8160 Warranty may be Void after following the above tutorial.
[*] How to Unroot? To unroot Open SuperSU > Settings > Full Unroot.
[*] Credits: Big thanks to the Ddikodroid (xda developer) for his hard work and contribution to the XDA community (for root file).


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NewbeeThings have been a little crazy at the hive (it seems that word has been spreading) and that, combined with the fact that I have torn wing (rotator cuff) means I really need some help. There are two positions actually, one for a candle-maker, and one for a Woman Friday/Admin Assistant Extraordinaire. [Readmore]
Love is in the airIt feels like there is wedding fever! For someone who has perfected the art of being single, I actually really enjoy lighting up other people's weddings. While most people talk about bridezilla's and it is said that most companies put up their prices for wedding, we've been spoiled. Here's a few we've done recently... [Readmore]
Do you/your company do Christmas gifts that stand out?While it may seem a little commercially crass to be talking about Christmas now, most companies are making a decision on what they are doing for client gifts, staff gifts or corporate hampers now... and we would like to be in the mix. What do your corporate gifts say about your company and it's values? Do they value health/life balance? The environment? Regional communities? Australian made? Perhaps most importantly, is it memorable? Does it cut through? Does it have longevity? [Readmore]
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(I also made like Richard Scarry and labeled all of the perennials that will be blooming soon)
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|(I didn't label this one, but there's some English lavender, Shasta Daisy's and California lilac.)
Bella always likes to see what's going on out front if she can't be with us. This picture cracks me up!
Remember our wine barrel garden from last summer? The strawberries are thriving, and I replanted some new cherry tomatoes this year. We still have a few herbs that are doing well, and I hope to get some basil planted soon. You can see how parched the ground is in this area!!
I have been wanting to plant some jasmine between the barrels for a long time.
I finally put them in yesterday. It will grow up the trellis and spread along the top. Our dining room window faces this area, and I think it will bring in the heavenly smell when the windows are open!
I am hoping to add a decorative trellis to the end. There's not much that can grow there- except maybe morning glories??- because it only gets morning sun. The rest of the day that part of the fence is all shade.
I just think it would pretty up the area even more by having a focal point at the end of the garden.
Lastly, here's some close ups of some of my other blooming favorites right now:
|my parents gave me this rose bush for my 40th bday :)
Our Locust tree is in full bloom at the moment. It drips in hot pink blooms, and the bees love it. It is humming right now. It's been an extremely fast growing tree, which is great instant gratification, but it also means we've lost some significant branches in some of our spring weather storms.
It has beautiful lacy leaves too.
A close up of the blooms:
We are so pooped from all the work yesterday! We are still in our PJ's as we speak! :)
8 yards of mulch in 5 hours, and I'm hopped up on Advil!
It feels good to get the yard spiffed up though.
Thanks for letting me show you a bit of the garden!
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Audrey Shakir is a world-class vocalist, affectionately known as "Atlanta's First Lady of Jazz". She has performed with many noted jazz artists over the years in numerous clubs and concert halls throughout the United States and internationally during her successful professional career. An accomplished pianist in her own right, she has sung with small groups and with large orchestras in intimate and grand settings.
Most recently, she had a tremendously successful tour of Big Band Holidays, featuring Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz At Lincoln Center Orchestra, including four sold-out shows in New York at the Rose Theatre in Jazz At Lincoln Center, and followed that date up with two evenings of sold-out shows at New York's famed jazz nitespot, Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola.
She has entertained at several Jazz Festivals, notably Atlanta and Savannah, and has headlined at clubs and private events in New York and throughout the southeast.
Audrey's CD, If You Could See Me Now, from Hot Shoe Records, has met with great critical acclaim, and she's heading into the studio soon to record her next CD for Hot Shoe entitled Come Swing With Me, a celebration of the great vocalists of the Big Band Era.


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Published at Tuesday, July 02nd, 2019 - 22:25:19 PM. Bedding. By Simon Doisneau.
For a luxurious bedding, the thread count of bed sheet matters a lot. Fabric with 400-thread count is considered good. This gives soft and sumptuous feeling to our head.
There are several health benefits from adjustable beds. Adjustable beds ease swelling of the legs or edema and ease back pain. They relieve soreness of the body and sooth next and shoulder tension. They also offset acid reflux and nighttime heartburn. They provide relief for certain parts of the body such as the neck, the spine and the knees. Adjustable beds are especially useful for people who have degenerative spondylolisthesis, osteoarthritis, spinal stenosis, asthma, phlebitis, varicose veins, back pain or neck pain. They are also ideal for people who have just undergone surgery. Adjustable beds also make it easier to get in and out of bed; relieve the heart muscle to make breathing easier; soothe stomach muscles and aid in proper digestion; and are also ideal for passive back stretching, etc. Some adjustable beds also have built-in massaging motors in the automatic as well as manual modes.
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Dinosaurs of the Isle of Wight
The Isle of Wight is one of the richest dinosaur localities in Europe, with over 20 species of dinosaur having been recognised from the early Cretaceous Period (in particular between 132 and 110 million years ago), some of which were first identified on the island, as well as the contemporary non-dinosaurian species of crocodile, turtle and pterosaur.
Compton Bay, near Freshwater features dinosaur footprints which are visible at low tide.
Geological strata[edit]
The Isle of Wight has layers of the Vectis and Wealden fossil-bearing beds exposed on the southern half of the island; these are revealed in the cliffs of Yaverland, close to Sandown, and at Hanover Point and Whale Chine, along the southwestern coast.
The Cretaceous habitat[edit]
The island's dinosaurs come from the Wessex Formation, which dates from between 125 and 110 million years ago (mya). During this time the Isle of Wight, then located on a latitude at which North Africa resides today, had a subtropical environment and was part of a large river valley complex, which ran along the south coast of England to Belgium, it was a world of ponds, rivers and swamps, so it had conditions favourable for the formation of fossils.
Animal remains from this time include crocodiles, turtles, pterosaurs, mammals and possibly some birds. In the water were snails, fish and mussels.
As this environment did not change much, over the course of 10 million years, a large number of fossils were formed, so the island today is a very rich source.
List of dinosaur species[edit]
Unless otherwise specified, the following is a list of dinosaurs for which almost complete skeletons have been found on the island. There are also many more species, known only from a single or very few bones.
Order Ornithischia[edit]
- Suborder Ornithopoda ("bird-footed", bipedal herbivores)
- Iguanodon bernissartensis
- Mantellisaurus atherfieldensis (formerly Iguanodon atherfieldensis)
- Valdosaurus canaliculatus (known from partial material)
- Hypsilophodon foxii: Named after Rev. William Fox, a fossil collector of the Isle of Wight who found several skeletons.
- Suborder Thyreophora ("shield-bearers", armored herbivorous dinosaurs)
- Polacanthus foxii: Also named after the Reverend Fox. Notable as no head to the specimen has ever been found and reconstructions are based upon suppositions from similar ankylosaurians.
Order Saurischia[edit]
- Suborder Sauropodomorpha ("sauropod-like", giant long-necked herbivores)
- The 'Barnes High' sauropod: A member of the Brachiosauridae family, most likely Eucamerotus or Pelorosaurus. This is the most complete specimen from the Wealden era.
- Suborder Theropoda ("beast foot", bipedal carnivores)
- Baryonyx walkeri: Teeth are common on the Island. Hand bones have also been found.
- Eotyrannus lengi: A tyrannosauroid. First identified in 1997 and named in 2001 from a single specimen found on the island.
- Neovenator salerii: The holotype skeleton was found on the island.
- Yaverlandia: The holotype partial skull was found at Yaverland. It was initially believed to have belonged to a pachycephalosaurian.
- Deborah Cadbury, The Dinosaur Hunters (Fourth Estate) ISBN 1-85702-963-1; a history of the early history of the discovery of dinosaurs in the United Kingdom. Includes brief references to collectors on the island.
External links[edit]
- Dinosaurs at Dinosaur Isle The website of Dinosaur Isle, an Isle of Wight palaeontological museum.
- DinoWight - The Dinosaurs of the Isle of Wight Good site for general and scientific information
- Dinosaur Attractions Dinosaur Visitor attractions and things to do on the Isle of Wight
- The Palaeontological Association - Official website.
- "New Species Of Prehistoric Creatures Discovered In Isle Of Wight Mud", ScienceDaily, February 2009 news item on the discovery of diverse 48 species.
Other meanings[edit]
Dinosaurs of the Isle of Wight (Palaeontological Association, 2001) ISBN 0-901702-72-2, is also the title of a field guide to dinosaurs found on the island, by Darren Naish and David Martill.


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Open Mapping Platforms such as OpenStreetMaps, MapSwipe and Missing Maps are community driven initiatives, enabling all types of individuals, from students to GIS professionals, and humanitarians to curate, co-create and share knowledge from remote locations around the world. The crowd sourced data contributed offers and maintains accurate co-ordinates and information in regards to buildings, roads, hospitals, railway stations and so on. The role of mapping is becoming increasing popular for humanitarian purposes with humanitarians being asked to contribute to mapping disaster-affected areas in poverty stricken, war torn and unstable countries. Projects such as Humanitarian OpenStreetMap (Hotosm.org) Missing Maps and Map Swipe all fall under the humanitarian aspect of OpenStreetMaps.
According to OpenStreetMaps spatial information allows humanitarian aid agencies to organize and co-ordinate their humanitarian response more effectively. An apparent plus for OpenStreetMaps is the open data policy, which states that you (anyone) are "free to use it for any purpose as long as you credit OpenStreetMap and its contributors."
The role of crowdsourcing, a term coined by Howe in 2006, has been defined as a method of outsourcing tasks to a large group of individuals. 'Digital Volunteerism' has emerged from this, with applications mentioned using this cost effective method to gather rapid information and intelligence, data that will assist humanitarian purposes.
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MapSwipe is part of the missing maps project, which aims to map the places in the world 'where the most vulnerable people live before a crisis happens.' I found MapSwipe really accessible, easy to use and quite enjoyable. I found myself opening and using the application at various times, when waiting in a queue or for a bus, for example. The app itself is intuitively designed. It has a gaming quality to it. It requires focus and concentration, requiring the user to be present and alert as there is a sense of responsibility when mapping the disaster areas.
I chose to contribute to the Botswanna project, which aims to help eradicate malaria. For this project I was asked to map buildings, houses or huts.The instructions were simple and easy to follow. Tap once for yes (indicating there is a building, or whichever feature was asked for), twice for maybe and three times for bad imagery. I also mapped buildings in Madagascar to help NGOS and local communities 'improve their resilience and living conditions.'
Disaster Mapping OpenStreetMaps
For this I registered with OpenStreetMaps. I chose to contribute to http://tasks.hotosm.org/project/2488#task/364 'Maiduguri, Borno state, Nigeria'. This project has started a nutritional program in the southern part of Maiduguri where people are more vulnerable to malnutrition and transmittable diseases. The reasoning behind the project is that 'As MSF is new to the area, a more detailed map would allow surveillance teams to advance faster in order to facilitate food distribution.'
The instructions asked users to map buildings and residential roads.
To begin I chose a square. The square had been previously worked on. I marked the buildings that had not yet been identified and that were clear to recognize. I chose the 'area' feature, lined each side of the building and pressed the 's' shortcut to square the drawing. I named the buildings as 'building' and uploaded and saved my work each time. It didn't take long to mark the clearly identifiable buildings however there was a lot of grey areas in the map that weren't easy to recognize or identify. I wasn't sure whether they were old ruins, broken walls or actual buildings. I zoomed in on a number of occasions to take a further look, however the image didn't seem accurate enough. I therefore did not map anything I wasn't sure about.
HOTOSM doesn't seem to have the same 'maybe' feature as Mapswipe, which may be useful in these incidents.
After contributing to this project I moved onto another project to gauge the difference between the projects. I chose project #2547 Zambia Malaria Elimination 7. This project states that it supports multiple efforts to eliminate malaria and other interventions. I contributed by checking the validation of other peoples work.
I then moved onto #2572 – Osun State Road Network Mapping for Vaccine Delivery Routing, Nigeria and helped digitise the road network. For this I pressed on the line feature and followed the roads within the assigned areas, mapped by a purple square. I tagged and saved the work and wrote what I completed. These maps are stated to be used for a fight against polio, 'to track the vaccination teams, delivery of vaccines, Internally displaced people coordination, distance matrix and plan new vaccination campaigns.'
When using OpenStreetMaps to map my area, Castlemartyr, East Cork, I was surprised to see that all the key places were already mapped. I moved to a nearby location Garryvoe and mapped the local shop, hotel and some buildings.
Implications and Observations
When observing the challenges and opportunities of spatial crowdsourcing, as discussed by Lei Chen, from the department of computer science and engineering in Hong Kong, a key technique amongst others is 'the intelligent data quality control mechanism.
In OSM I would consider this to be the quality of mapping provided by users. I felt as an amateur I was given equal opportunity to contribute data as some of my highly experienced peers. Perhaps this is not the most effective 'quality control mechanism' of crowd sourced data as on many occasions my contribution was greatly flawed. I understand that part of the crowd sourced approach is that others can correct and verify work, however I too was given the opportunity to verify work. Reflecting on this I am not entirely sure if my verifications were correct. I believe my skill set to be far below that which is necessary for a trusted and credible data contribution. Perhaps a trial and train period before contributing to real data would be beneficial. Other approaches that are being considered for quality control mechanisms are 'self policing'. According to Shanley et al this approach would rely on a small group of trusted individuals and groups to vet the data before it is allowed into the data set. In terms of OHM I would imagine that these gatekeepers would be the only ones with access to verify work, which In my opinion would be a huge advantage to ensuring trusted and credible data.
I found Map Swipe much easier to use and much more intuitive than OSM. I was also reassured with the knowledge that many people would be reviewing my work. It seemed given the level of skill required and extra attention to detail that this application would produce much more accurate data overall.
I can see the numerous benefits of having access to maps in disaster areas for emergency responses. I want to believe in the vision "The Missing Maps tasks facilitate pre-emptive mapping of priority countries to better facilitate disaster response, medical activities and resource allocation when crises occur." However an aspect of me feels that this vision is too over simplistic in its delivery.
The main graphic on the missing maps website seems to be designed for a very passive audience. Step three can be compared to the ending of a child's fairytale "and they all lived happily ever after."
Step I. Remote volunteers trace satellite imagery into OpenStreetMap
Step.2 Community volunteers add local detail such as neighbourhoods, street names, and evacuation centres
Step 3. Step 3. Humanitarian organizations use mapped information to plan risk reduction and disaster response activities that save lives.
In an ideal world I would believe that what I contributed will be used in the most positive, beneficial and useful way however given that we live at a time where war spending is increasing, with some suggesting that we are on the brink of a third world war, I would have to consider the implications of misuse of this information. Especially given the open data policy of OpenStreetsMaps. Which means that this intelligence is free to be used by anyone, which must also mean under any circumstance.
I also deeply question the ethical implication of OHM for third world countries. Are there competing interests in these countries for this data? Are there vulnerable groups who could be negatively effected by the misuse of this data? As has been suggested in Poverty Inc are the third world once again being used in a Western plot for dominance and control, all under the guise of 'humanitarism'?
Perhaps I am being far too skeptical however after watching documentaries such as POVERTY, INC I feel there is a huge need to question all underling motives of organizations who claim to be doing good.
Another factor that I believe is appropriate to highlight is that it is apparently illegal in some countries to map military locations when using OpenStreetMaps. I was not aware of this until I asked the question in Google. Upon asking a disclaimer appeared which seems quite serious, advising the users of OpenStreetMaps to exercise caution. There is extensive discussion centering around this topic with some doubts as to the extent of these rules, however exercising caution is a must it seems. For me this is quite worrying, as this warning is not made clear on the main gateways to OpenStreetMaps and its sister projects. I personally do not know what a military area looks like and would not know if I happened to be mapping one. Also it is interesting to note how military locations can reserve the right to remain anonymous, yet all other groups of people seem to have no say in the matter. This highlights the question of our right to privacy and the big brother epidemic we happen to be living in.
I noticed through my own experience of these applications that I was viewing the experience more as a game, something to do, enjoyable in fact. Yet I knew very little about the unstable countries I was contributing to mapping. This game quality was more prevalent with the map swipe application. I didn't deeply consider the implication of my actions, until I was asked to do so.
Of course I agree and can see the many benefits to this for humanitarian and educational purposes however I feel we are not being offered a balanced view of what this information could be used for and who could use this 'free' open data. I also believe users of OSM are greatly impeding on the privacy of others with little understanding of the security risks or ethical implication of their actions. I feel if users were to be given a much more accurate description of the possible advantages and disadvantages of their contribution then they could make a more informed decision and could perhaps assist in ways to combat the misuse of their contribution.
What I learnt
Although I have some reservations, outlined above, about the information or lack of information shared with contributors and privacy issues, I enjoyed the collaborative process. I found map swipe particularly easy to use, and I learnt a lot in terms of how the simplicity of use and game quality can really entice participation. For my own project, which is an immersive story that invites participation, it has really inspired me to think more simply when designing the user experience to entice users to return. It has also raised many questions in regards to the 'open policy' I will implement with my digital artifact, as it is similar to OpenStreetsMaps in that it is an open, crowd soured educational project. Going forward I will deeply explore the security policy and healthy boundaries, as well as ways to communicate policies effectively with users for my digital application. I will also deeply consider the ethical implications of my digital artifact in terms of crowd sourced information open data policy.


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When Spring Water is Sprung!
What is Spring Water Really?
There seems to be so much confusion over something so basic as water and especially spring water. Mostly it seems to be due to the not so accurate advertising being pitched as fact. Most folks seem to believe that spring water is really "pure water", but in fact it contains many of the impurities of well or tap water! Since springs feed our streams and rivers and lakes, there is a lot of spring water in your tap water already. Basically the purity of spring water is comparable to to the TDS (Tota Disolved Solids) of much of the nations tap water with some having more or less.
100% Pure spring water is not advertising the purity of the water, but the purity of the water source or spring! So 100% pure means it came purely from below the ground, and not from the surface. Most people believe them to be true even though they are just a "smart marketing" phrase, so legal but certainly unclear! (Pun Intended)
Natural spring water is another of those advertising terms that conjure pictures in our mind of pristine wilderness, but it can mean almost anything! This vague, unregulated term for water just means the source is natural, like from a lake or river or spring, so how would you like a huge glass of your local "natural" river water?
Protected Source spring water is another term that conjures up images of a secluded mountain spring, unpolluted and safe from the harms of civilization. The "protected" source is often a well head surrounded by a chain link fence and a padlock! The marketing for spring water is nature, mountains, wildlife and cold, pure streams from a secluded spring… with quite a different reality.
Bottling does not happen at most spring water sources so that means big diesel tankers are roaring through that "pristine" image in your mind. Also, health regulations require that the water in the tankers always be chlorinated or ozonated to protect the water from bacteria. So now if they are chlorinated, we really just have tap water!
When the water arrives by truck, they have to use a carbon filter to remove the chlorine but most of the remaining impurities still exist in your spring water. Then it finally goes through treatment of micron filtration to take out the floating particles and ozonation before it gets packed into your favorite "Spring Water". Really they should filter for nitrates and various metals too!
Many of the spring water bottling companies are huge and/or foreign companies that takes all of our money for spring water, but it is our job to be more mindful of what is or is not in Spring Water, and make sure we consider alternatives or at least filter our own water for our families and homestead!
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The camp pictured above (photo taken October 2017 by George Nyberg) is not about people needing a place to rest their heads at night. For the last two years, this camp near the water treatment facility by Sac State has operated as a bicycle chop shop. We look forward to seeing this camp gone now that the County Supervisors have approved an additional 5 million dollars to help augment our numbers of Park Rangers. Please report camps to Sacramento County 311. The Rangers will know where to go to clean up problems and County Parks will continue to collect good, hard data regarding the type and size of illegal campsites on the American River Parkway.
SARA believes that the occurrence of illegal camping in the Parkway would likely be reduced if adequate housing and services were available as an alternative. However, SARA firmly believes that lack of such housing and services does not justify cessation or reduction of efforts to enforce illegal camping ordinances in the Parkway so as to achieve and maintain the community standard embodied in the Parkway Plan. Our community must do both and must not use the Parkway as the proverbial rug under which to sweep the homeless problem.
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Mercy Corps has worked in Somalia since 2005. Despite Somalia's reputation of instability, the northern parts of Somalia are relatively calm and functioning. Still, more than two decades of civil strife and extremism have resulted in a group of people who have been displaced from their homes for years and are dependent on government and humanitarian interventions.
Somalia is now at the risk of famine. Some 2.7 million people are unable to meet their daily food needs and need urgent assistance. An estimated 1.2 million children are or will be malnourished by the end of the year — including 301,000 who are already acutely malnourished. Drought, flooding and ongoing conflict threaten the food security of people who are already living in a precarious economic situation. If drought conditions worse, hundreds of thousands of children will be at risk of starvation.
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While some people are now choosing to return to their homes after years of displacement, they still face challenges. Poor weather conditions and other stresses threaten the stability of entire communities, and continue to make families vulnerable to food insecurity and loss of livelihoods.
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- Emergency response: Distributing food and clean water to displaced and returnee families.
- Conflict & Governance: Providing technical assistance to help build local governments' capacity and accountability.
- Economic opportunity: Providing training, cash assistance and livelihood support to restore incomes and strengthen local economy.
- Children & Youth: Increasing education, economic and civic participation opportunities for youth to reduce instability.
- Women & Gender: Promoting equitable opportunities and garnering community support for girls and women to attend school.
Somalia: Helping build a new generation of female teachers
In Somalia, most adolescent girls aren't in school. A severe lack of female teachers is part of the problem, but Mercy Corps has created a 2-year teacher training program for young women who want to help.
Somalia: Rapid response team assessing needs after deadly cyclone
Days of torrential rains caused unprecedented flooding in both coastal and pastoral areas, wiping out homes and livestock on which families depend.
Somalia: Bringing youth together on and off the pitch
Last month, I stood on the sidelines of a field that felt all too familiar, yet worlds apart. I was in Garowe, Somalia — more than 8,000 miles from home in Portland, Oregon — celebrating Somali Youth Day with a 10-day youth soccer tournament.
Somalia: A little light goes a long way
Runners decked out in glow necklaces for LivingSocial 5k Dance Party will create quite a scene. But they'll also be making life a little brighter for kids like Fadumo, thousands of miles away in rural Somalia.
Somalia: Water provides new freedom for displaced women
"Not only do we now have clean water to drink and cook with, we actually have more time to take care of our kids and perform other household chores," says Dofo.
Somalia: Children and mothers in Mogadishu
Children and mothers in Mogadishu, Somalia. Thousands of families are still living in emergency camps in Somalia's capital, driven from their homes by drought, hunger and conflict.
Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia: Horn of Africa crisis update
Somalia: Families still fleeing to Mogadishu seeking food
Our staff in Mogadishu registered 25 newly arrived households families who had walked for more than three weeks to reach Mogadishu, with the hope that they will get something to eat and live on.
Somalia: Delivering clean water in Mogadishu
Somalia: Update from Mogadishu
I just returned from Mogadishu, where we're trucking clean water to three tent camps in Mogadishu, reaching more than 13,000 people every day.


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Funny – I posted a photo of my red soup for last month's theme, too. This is a new batch. I make it every month around the time of my period. There's a weird kind of nutritional thinking that says to eat foods that look like the organ you're trying to nourish. Sometimes there's even some scientific truth to back it up. For example, walnuts look kind of like brains, and they actually happen to be high in the essential fatty acids that nourish brains.
I have no illusions that beet soup is actually the best thing to eat to nourish my body after blood loss. I just think it's pretty. But I don't like to eat it all the time, so if I save it just for my period, then I look forward to it. It's more special.
(I also believe in the power of placebos. So I figure, if I pretend that beet soup is good for blood loss, then what can it hurt?)
I appreciate red soup, and my body's regenerative powers.


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Bomb-sniffing dogs later determined the item did not contain explosives, airport spokesman Harold Johnson said.
A Los Angeles Police Department bomb squad and the FBI still planned to search the plane, officials said.
Airport police were notified at 8:20 a.m. that there was a suspicious item on board a plane that was in the air after leaving Guadalajara, Mexico, said airport spokeswoman Nancy Castles.
The plane landed without incident just before 9 a.m., Castles said, and all 125 passengers and crew were taken to a terminal in buses after the plane stopped in a remote area of the airport. Castles said she did not know what the item was and did not release any additional details.
Johnson said the crew became alarmed when no one claimed the item.
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One of the buses was heading north on Hempstead Avenue and the other was moving eastbound on Richmond Road when they collided, said Jeff Kleuwer, spokesman for Village of Rockville Centre police. The accident happened at about 7:25 a.m.
Ten students were aboard one of the buses, headed toward Chaminade High School. None of them were hurt and their parents picked them up at the scene. The other bus was empty except for the driver. The drivers of both buses suffered minor injuries and were taken to area hospitals but are expected to be OK.
The accident is under investigation. No citations were given and police believe it was simply an accident.
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That's right, friends! Just as soon as we round up those lazy bastards from the Graphics Department, The Humboldt Mirror will reclaim its spotty reputation and half-hearted production schedule. Go ahead! Thank us!!
But this may take a while. Last we heard from those miscreant designers, they were muling transporting kush product for Chris Kerrigan's latest failure venture. Let's hope Chris is a better dealer agricultural retailer than campaign manager (although it's statistically unlikely that he could be any worse).
So listen up, Graphics Department. We've got things to do, people to skewer, trouble to cause. And how are we to do this without the highly stylized if somewhat predictable graphic content both of our readers have come to know and love? Hmm? How?
So come on home to the bugs. Put down that dank and crack open an honest, wholesome PBR. Think of the fun we'll have, the shit we'll disturb, the many seconds of entertainment we'll provide.
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See you very soon, friends!
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Shinichi Koyama, Akira Midorikawa, Atsunobu Suzuki, Haruo Hibino, Mitsuru Kawamura; A new type of prosopagnosia? A brain-damaged patient who can recognize faces but cannot discriminate races. Journal of Vision 2006;6(6):681. doi: https://doi.org/10.1167/6.6.681.
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[Case report] We report a case of a 61 year-old woman with brain damage in the left fusiform and parahippocampal gyri, as well as in the right fusiform gyrus. The patient claimed that she could not perceive "looks" of faces, although she could easily recognize pictures of famous people. She could also discriminate sex and facial expressions in the pictures normally. However, she frequently failed to discriminate races and occasionally failed to see the hollow-face illusion (Gregory 1970), although she could see shading-defined convexity and concavity (Ramachandran 1888). [Method] The patient and 3 normal controls judged if a person pictured was Asian or Middle-Eastern to examine whether perception of faces defined by edge, surface, or edge-surface integration was impaired. Using morphing, we mixed an Asian face and a Middle-Eastern face in 7 different proportions (20% Asian plus 80% Middle eastern => 80% Asian plus 20% Middle-Eastern). After morphing, 3 sets of pictures were made: (1) original pictures, (2) inverted pictures, and (3) edge-defined pictures. Each picture was presented 5 times. [Results] The classification of the inverted and edge-defined pictures by the patient was very similar to that of normal controls whereas the classification of the original pictures by the patient was significantly impaired. [Conclusion] We concluded that the integration of edge and surface was selectively impaired in this patient. These results suggest that integration of the edge and surface plays an important role in the perception of faces, especially in the discrimination of races.
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Fri Nov 05, 2004 9:55 am
Post subject: Newbie questions...
Hi all,
We're investigating
for use in our small business, looking at the
Small Business Unlimited Plan. We like the idea of
for portability and flexibility reasons, but reading a lot of complaint posts here has made me unsure.
Couple of questions:
1) What 'hidden' charges can I expect on my bill, i.e. taxes, fees, etc.?
2) Does CallerID work? I've read there are/were problems.
3) Are there any recommended alternate
providers who have more reliable/better service?
Also, and maybe this isn't a newbie question, but...
We'd like to have a phone system that allows callers to leave a voicemail message for non-emergency issues (we're a small IT outsourcing company), but have the option of pressing a key to have the call forwarded directly to one of our technicians (a single cell phone line or hunt group). Is this possible with
as-is (I don't think so from my reading thus far)? How could I go about doing this?
TIA for your replies.
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Fri Nov 05, 2004 1:25 pm
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Hope this helps.
Taxes: 3 percent
Caller ID: Yes, you will receive. Might check with
to see if business account give actual CID or just the number (yours).
Transfer calls: Yes you can, but has to be to a telephone number
For more info, call
at VonageHelp. Dial the letters.
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Joined: Feb 26, 2004
Posts: 4
Mon Nov 08, 2004 5:30 pm
Post subject:
I've been using
for over a year for a small home office with pretty good results. Is it perfect? No but for the costs I'm not complaining. Sometimes you get really wierd artifacts on the line, sounds like you are in a tunnel or a really bad connection, I'd say this happens 5-10% of the time and no worse than a cell line. Just blame it on the phone company, no one really cares. If I were you I'd bring in a 2nd line as a trial, give out that number to a couple of clients to see how you like it. If you're going to make the switch you can port over your old number to
without interuption. I think once you try it you'll be impressed. Like I said, I've used it for over a year.
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1.) no hidden charges
2.) Yep
3.) AT&T offers
, my opinion *thumbs down*
4.) The only problem I have run into, is while doing major amounts of traffic, while on the phone. I have a 1.5/768 covad connection, but I also have 4 machines that monitor servers in a remote data center, as well as backups of those computers. I have since re-scheduled the backup times and no more problems, other then the occasional network outage from Covad, which is out of the control of
. If you have a stable internet connection (+decent upstream), you shouldnt have any problems.
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Joined: Nov 19, 2004
Posts: 2
Location: Los Angeles
Fri Nov 19, 2004 7:42 pm
Post subject: More of the same newbie stuff
I've just been introduced to the
service by a fairly knowledgeable salesman at Radio Shack I'll call Dan for sake of anonymity. I haven't subscribed yet because my phone services run my business, hence my income.
I have cable broadband with a Cisco 806 router after the cable modem. There is a 4 port hub in the router which feeds 2 switches, a Macintosh (sorry, its my wife's), and a Dell AP. I have set a static IP in the AP for my 10.10.10.x private network.
Dan at Radio Shack said that the Vonage/Motorala
device needs to have a separate IP address. Since you only get one IP address from your ISP, I assume that its IP address must be in the internal network and on the same subnet.
I plan to install the
on a second line in my house that is my FAX number.
1. Are there issues with stand-alone FAX machines?
2. Does the
service use bandwidth whether on a call or not?
3. What port does it use?
4. Is there a way to have me paged when I have I have a voice mail? In other words, is there a backdoor to a paging service?
5. Are firewalls a problem?
I have a fair amount of networking knowledge for a newbie so fire away with all those acronyms. I also have CCNA certification amongst others.
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Location: Natrona, Pa
Fri Nov 19, 2004 11:42 pm
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is a
(voice over internet protocal) technology, so I dont understand the comment
"I plan to install the
on a second line in my house that is my FAX number"
if you plan on getting a seperate internet connection for the
, then you should be able to run wide open on that seperate connection without a problem.
However: your current network description sounds to have alot of network traffic as is, depending on you current upload speed, you may want to upgrade to a faster package.
As far as "a Macintosh (sorry, its my wife's)" two thumbs up for your wife, Macs rule
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Fri Nov 19, 2004 11:49 pm
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Dan @ Radioshack, like so many other Radioshack employees before him, dont know his arse from his elbow. the
network connects via a MAC address, not via IP address.
I would reccomend signing up through the
website. They give you a free Linksys router (which can be setup as a bridge in your network) but also has the capability of QOS as a main router.
1. I dont have a fax attached, so I dont know.
2. With QOS enabled, it has a static 'pipe' reserved.
3. no clue
4. email notification, which can be set to any valid email addy
5. depends on your filtering (port #'s)
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Joined: Nov 19, 2004
Posts: 2
Location: Los Angeles
Sat Nov 20, 2004 3:27 am
Post subject: Let me try this again!
I repeatedly questioned Dan@Radio Shack about the IP address issue and brought up the fact that I only get one IP address from my ISP. I had a hunch the device was based on the MAC address and a flat network. I don't think Dan would know what a MAC address was if it bit him.
According to online bandwidth tests my cable modem theoretically runs between 1.5Mbs and 2.5Mbs so bandwdith isn't an issue. Cable doesn't give us a CIR. Actual throughput is anybodies guess. The router is 10Mbs and the switches are 10/100Mbs. Since the switches break up the collision domains, intranet traffic is isolated on those segments with bandwidth to 100Mbs or 200Mbs with full duplex. The Internet access does suffer when all of us are using video intensive traffic, e.g. my son online gaming while having 5 or more IMs going and editing his online flash movies. There are only 3 of us online at a time unless we have friends over. I asked my ISP about another IP address and they told me it was illegal for them to give me an additional wire. Go figure! I'm over 18000 ft from the PSTN CO so DSL isn't an option.
The second phone line in the house is for my FAX machine. I meant to say that is the line I would be replacing with
. Sorry I couldn't edit my post later.
My Cisco 806 router has QOS built-in.
I've had to set static IPs within a 10.x.x.x subnet for my other routers. I am only using their switch ports. They were defaulted with a 192.168.x.x network.
My wife has always used Apple/Macintosh systems. She administrates a 20+ Macintosh AppleTalk network in her high school classroom. These are old MACs and some have less then 100MB hard drives but they work perfectly. She doesn't want anyone getting on the Internet. Where is the government money for educational computer labs?
Thanks for your time.
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Regular readers here at Definitely Lovely will know how much we love the annual Blogger Christmas Sleepover that the wonderful Laura hosts, so when she got in touch to invite us to a summer edition in Edinburgh I was very excited indeed.
After packing my pyjamas and some home baked treats I hopped on the train to Edinburgh and made my way to The Bonham Hotel, which is just a short stroll from Haymarket Station. On arrival I was blown away by how beautiful the aesthetic is at The Bonham, beautiful high ceilings, grand staircases and the huge windows which provided the perfect outlook onto the charming surrounding streets.
I got myself checked into my room, which was perfect for a night in the city and I was welcomed with a delicious selection of mini sweet treats. Obviously sleepovers cannot be enjoyed in anything other than your favourite pyjamas, so I popped my pj's on and joined the lovely Laura, Lynsay and Lori in the gorgeous suite that the team at The Bonham had kindly kitted out with everything we needed for a girlie night in, blankets, DVD's and of course some fizz!
We kicked off the evening by catching up over our delicious goodies, safe to say the table was jam packed with every type of sweet sugary goodness you can imagine! We then took it in turns to let Benefit give our brows some TLC.
After catch ups and pampering a knock at the door meant some canapes had arrived, and after all the sugar some tasty savoury bites were just what was needed.
No girlie night would be complete without some crafting and we had so much fun playing with all the fun crafty creations kindly supplied by Hobbycraft, it was great to make some summer themed jewellery.
It was then time for dinner, and with each knock at the door came another mouth watering course, the wonderful team at The Bonham completely spoiled us. My favourite had to be the Lamb main course closely seconded by the Teriyaki Salmon Wrap we had for starter. The feast concluded with a chocolate fondue complete with fresh strawberries and marshmallows, the perfect treat to end our epic dinner with.
Full, content and slightly sore from laughing so much we settled down with our blankets to watch one of the DVD's that had been left in our room, Shirley Valentine. I then headed back to my room and had the best nights sleep.
The next morning we all headed down for breakfast together in the bright airy dining room. We started with some fresh fruit and pastries and then I ordered my favourite, smoked salmon and scrambled eggs and it did not disappoint. This was the perfect start to the day and such a lovely end to a fabulous sleepover.
I had such a great time and as always huge thanks to Laura who was the perfect host. Special thanks also to the team at The Bonham, it really was the perfect place to enjoy a girlie night away, and the service and attention to detail were truly wonderful. Great company, fantastic location and the best food ever...now is it too early to start planning my festive outfit for the Christmas Sleepover?
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This overnight stay was complimentary, but all opinions are my own.
Lisa x
This overnight stay was complimentary, but all opinions are my own.