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Thank you for participating in the 2015 Forum for Excellence. For your convenience we have made the presentations, handouts and supplemental material available for your continued access. You can find the schedule and active links to the presentations and materials below.
September 22, 2015 – September 23, 2015
201 Broadway Street
The Forum for Excellence is Illinois' premier Career and Technical Education (CTE) professional development event. In 2015 we are building on CTE's expanding partnership with Adult Education (AE). The Forum is designed to highlight educational initiatives and effective practices selected by ICCB and serves as a launch to the year's professional development delivered through the Regional Network. This Conference is sponsored by the Illinois Community College Board, and hosted by the Illinois Center for Specialized Professional Support (ICSPS), the Southern Illinois Professional Development Center (SIPDC), and the Central Illinois Adult Education Service Center (CIAESC).
Target Audience
Postsecondary and Secondary Administrators (including but not limited to: EFE System Directors, Superintendents, Principals, Postsecondary Perkins Directors/Coordinators, Adult Education Administrators/Coordinators, Deans, Chief Academic Officers, ABE/ASE Instructors, etc.)
Pre-Conference Sessions
Federal EDGAR Update – BRUSTEIN & MANASEVIT
Adult Administrators Meeting for Region III and IV – Illinois Community College Board Adult Education
- Lincoln Land Community College Video Interviews: Video 1 – Video 2 – Video 3 – Video 4 – Video 5
- Elgin Community College Video Page
Supporting High School Programs of Study – Pathways Resource Center
Pathways to Results: Kickoff and New Opportunities – Office of Community College Research and Leadership
General Sessions
Welcome and State of the State Presentation – Dr. Karen Hunter Anderson, Executive Director / Dr. Lazaro Lopez, Acting Board Chair – Illinois Community College Board
Federal Update on Perkins Reauthorization and the Impact of WIOA on Career, Technical and Adult Education – Steve Voytek, Director of Government Relations – National association of State Directors of Career Technical Education Consortium
Engaging Empolyers Panel: Building Sustainable Partnerships – Analiesa M. Rackauskas, Divisional Talent Development Manager – Caterpillar Advanced Components and Systems Division; Mary Liz Steubrueck, Director of Operations and Workforce Systems Department – State Farm; Dr. Beth Purvis, Secretary of Education – State of Illinois
Breakout Sessions
Session I:
Fostering Metacognition and Critical Thinking – Sarah Goldammer, Southern Illinois Professional Development Center (SIPDC)
Intersections Between CTE and WIOA's New Career Pathways Provisions – Steve Voytek, National Association of State Directors of Career Technical Education Consortium (NASDCTEc)
Top 5 Changes to EDGAR You Should Know About – Erin Auerbach, BRUSTEIN & MANASEVIT, PLLC
What is Dual Credit and CTE? The Transitions from A Liberal Arts Faculty Member to Dual Credit/CTE Administrator – Dave Naze, Prairie State College
Finish Up: Bringing "Credit When It's Due" and "Project Win-Win" to Illinois – Dr. Debra Bragg, Office of Community College Research and Leadership (OCCRL) and Brian Durham, Illinois Community College Board
GED Program: Impact and What's Next – Brian Smith, GED Testing Service
A Collaboration Equation: 3E + CNA + ICC = ICAPS – Lisa White, Lari LaBello, and Kerri McGrath, Illinois Central College
Power Point Tips & Tricks – Todd Jorns, Illinois Community College Board (ICCB)
Session II:
Insight from Test-Takers Performance – Martin Kehe, GED® Testing Services
Bridges, ICAPS, and Integrated Instruction, Oh My! – Christina Hucheson, Laura Kern, and Dara Cox, Rend Lake College
Connecting the Standards to Your Instruction – Marilyn Schmidt, Illinois Community College Board (ICCB)
Partnerships Matter – Debbie Hopper, Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE); Andrew Hand, and Shawn Hoeft, Gateway Opportunity
Unlock Your Future: Creating Practical Learning through Effective Partnership – Sara Kirby, Kathleen Talenco, and Susan Maddox, College of DuPage
Good for Students, Good for Colleges: Investing in Bridge Programs as a Strategy for Success – Mary Kay Devine, Women Employed
Using Pathways to Results Beyond Programs of Study Development: A Panel on Innovation and Diverse Results – Michael Orr, Oakton Community College; Cari Hennessy, Truman College; and Kristina Shelton, Rend Lake College
Connecting i-Pathways to Bridge Programming – Kathy Olesen-Tracey, Center for the Application of Information Technologies (CAIT)
Session III:
Putting the Action in Corrective Action – Tom Pierce, Morton College and Julio Capeles, McHenry County College
Contextualizing Developmental Curriculum for CTE Students – Pam Lau and Beth Bachtold, Parkland College
Scaling Transformative Change to Expand the Impact of Innovative Practice – Heather Fox, Office of Community College Research and Leadership (OCCRL) and Peggy Heinrich, Elgin Community College
Connecting Your Community to Inspire Illinois – Kirk Marske, Junior Achievement of the Heartland and Steve Yaun, Career Cruising
Choosing A Career Pathway to Bridge Program – Mary Kay Devine, Women Employed
Community Partnership and Building Sustainable ICAPS Programs – Dirk Muffler and Leslie DeVore, Lake Land College
Using Pivot Tables in DAISI – Benjamin McDaniel, Illinois Community College Board (ICCB)
Session IV:
EFE System Directors Leadership Meeting- Chris Kendall, Peoria Educational Region for Employment and Career Training (PERFECT)
Perkins Administrator Meeting – Amanda Corso and Whitney Hagy, Illinois Community College Board (ICCB) and Aimee Julian, Illinois Center for Specialized Professional Support (ICSPS)
Instructor Evaluation & Mentoring – Kerry Urquizo, Heartland Community College
High School Equivalency Testing (HiSET Program) – Douglas Garcia, Educational Testing Service (ETS)
Did You Feel That? Key Shifts in Math Education & Instruction – Libby Serkies, Central Illinois Adult Education Service Center (CIAESC)
Higher Level Alphabetics Instruction for Intermediate ABE Students – Laurie Martin, Adult Learning Resource Center
An Official Comprehensive Adult Student Assessment Systems (CASAS) Preparation Course for Program Success- Lea Maue, Burlington English
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and its Significance for the Adult Education Instructor – Bevin Gibson, Southern Illinois Professional Development Center (SIPDC)
Weird Science – Colleen Potter, Southern Illinois Professional Development Center (SIPDC)
Career and Academic Readiness System (CARS) Manufacturing – Todd Jorns, Illinois Community College Board (ICCB)
Session V:
Workforce Innovation Opportunity Act (WIOA) Update – Jennifer Foster, Illinois Community College Board (ICCB)
Integrating Developmental Education into CTE Using Disciplinary Literacy and Co-Teaching Models – Ann Mueller and M. Joanne Kantner, Kishwaukee College
Differentiation: Giving Everyone the Opportunity to Succeed – Heather Martin and Tara Schwab, Waubonsee Community College
Sharing Effective Practices and Tools for Success ICAPS Implementation – Peggy Heinrich, Elgin Community College; Catherine Dorothy, Black Hawk College; Daniel Deasy, College of DuPage; M. Joanne Kantner, Kishwaukee College; And Brian Durham, Illinois Community College Board (ICCB)
Career & Technical Education Externship – Kristina Shelton, Lori Ragland, Rend Lake College, and David Beer, Waubonsee Community College
Building Reading Fluency for Intermediate for Adult Basic Education (ABE) Students – Laurie Martin, Adult Learning Resource Center
Moms Moving Forward: The Power of Peer Support in Student Success – Anita Moore, Heartland Community College
Program Review + Equity Outcomes Data = Engaged Faculty! – Ali O'Brien, College of Lake County
Join the Conversation on English as a Second Language (ESL) and the Digital Literacy Project – Marilyn Schmidt, Illinois Community College Board (ICCB)
Pathways to Results: New Opportunities, New Tools for Improving Student Pathways – Michelle Barkley, Sauk Valley Community College and Edmund Graham and Jaqueline Rodriquez, Office of Community College Research and Leadership (OCCRL)
Fundraising for Adult Education – Kathy Olesen-Tracey, Center for the Application of Information Technologies
Session VI:
Illinois is now up to the TASC! – Mike Johnson, Data Recognition Corp – CTB
Illinois Longitudinal Data System: What is it? How does it Impact CTE and Community Colleges? – Nathan Wilson, Illinois Community College Board (ICCB), Jon Furr and Elliott Regenstein, Education Systems Center
Static to Dynamic: Complete Math Experience – Michael Matos, Albany Park Community Center
Enhancing Dual Credit through Online and Hybrid Models: A Panel Discussion -Erica Ewert, Black Hawk College; Jeff Waddy, South Suburban College; Patrice Hess, Illinois Central College; and Whitney Hagy, Illinois Community College Board (ICCB)
Smartphone Apps for the Classroom – Laura Thompson-Small, Southern Illinois Professional Development Center (SIPDC)
Career Development for CTE Students: A Holistic Approach – Miguel Millett and Felicia Spaulding, Olive Harvey College
From Bridge to ICAPS – Making the Leap – Emilie McCallister, Amy Murphey and Michelle Lyman, Joliet Junior College
Employer-Driven Apprenticeship Program in Secure Software Development– Julie Howar and Doug Peterson, Illinois Central College
Teaching and Supporting English Language Learners (ELLs) in Adult Basic Education (ABE) Classes – Laurie Martin, Adult Learning Resource Center
DAISI for Instructors – Benjamin McDaniel, Illinois Community College Board (ICCB)
Session VII:
The Not so Magic Kingdom of Adult Education– Christine Decker, Parkland College
P-20 Partnership Academy: "Coming together is a beginning, keeping together is progress, working together is success." -Henry Ford – Julie Schaid and Libby Roegar, Elgin Community College
Teaching Adult Basic Education (ABE) & Adult Secondary Education (ASE) Social Studies – Michael Matos, Albany Park Community Center
Green Career Pathways – Sustainability of Curriculum beyond Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) – Sherry Burlingame, Illinois Green Economy Network/College of Lake County
It's Getting Hot in Here: HVAC-SPAN – Patty Zuccarello, Prairie State College
Find Your Strengths and Manage Your Weaknesses – Cindy Stover and Katrina Plese, Illinois Associate for Career and Technical
Workforce Preparation from the Start – Kerry Urquizo, Heartland Community College
What I Wish I'd Known…When Starting an ICAPS Program – Alice Daniels, Rock Valley College
Closing Session
Update on Workforce Education Strategic Plan– Brian Durham, Deputy Director of Academic Affairs, and Jennifer Foster, Deputy Director of Adult Education and Workforce, Illinois Community College Board (ICCB)
Additional Resources
Pathways to Careers Using a Competency Based Education Model – Dr. Lisa M. Mehlig and Sharon Cooper, Rock Valley College


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Recognition of alcohol and drug abuse
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Welcome to the Winston Salem R/C Club - AMA #1180
This is the official website of the Winston Salem Radio Control Club.
Our primary mission is to promote radio control aeromodeling in the greater North Carolina R/C community.
WSRC meets at 7:00PM on the 1st Thursday of each month at the club flying field.
Club dues are $95 a year, Student $15. You must be an AMA member to join. However, if you are new to Radio Control, one of our club officers can tell you about the AMA Introductory Pilot program, which could allow you to fly under the supervision of an authorized instructor.
President - Howard Mathis
Vice President - Mark Smith
Secretary - Keith Farris
Treasurer - Phil Vance
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The Immanuel Experience
The Immanuel Experience: Spread the Fire Australia are conducting another Immanuel Experience weekend at Chestnut Hill Conference Lodge, Kallista, 4-7 July. For another way to experience healing prayer ministry check details on the HPMN Events Page.
Posted in Conferences, Deliverance, Dissociation, Events, Healing, Hearing God's Voice, Intimacy with God, Ministry, Prayer Counselling, Seminars, Teaching, Training Tagged Counselling, Deliverance, Dissociation, Healing, Hearing God's Voice, Prayer Counselling, prayer ministry, Seminars, Training Leave a comment
Dealing with Dissociation Seminar
Malcolm and Diana Dow of Beth Tephillah Ministry Centre and Roaring Mouse Counselling will be presenting a seminar on Dealing with Dissociation: Becoming the Dear Departed. It is on Saturday 5th June 2010, 10am to 4pm, at Chestnut Hill Conference … Continue reading
Seminar on when God doesn't seem to heal and on accident trauma healing
Peter and Heather Toth of Anazao Counselling are presenting a seminar called God Wants to Heal So Why Doesn't He? and Accident Trauma Healing. It's on Saturday August 14th 2010 at Beth Tephillah Ministry Centre, 55 Park Crescent, Williamstown, Victoria … Continue reading
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Beth Tephillah Dissociation Seminar
The seminar on dissociation to be run by Beth Tephillah Ministries in November is fully booked out. We are sorry that so many have missed out, but are compiling a waiting list for a repeat seminar early next year. Contact … Continue reading
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Beth Tephillah Ministries Seminars for 2007
The topics and dates for our 2007 seminars at Beth Tephillah Ministries have been set. This year there will be four, each on a Saturday. The first seminar for the year is: Hearing God's Voice Saturday 12th May, 10 am … Continue reading
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Hilaire Belloc was an Anglo-French writer and historian. He was one of the most prolific writers in England during the early twentieth century. He was known as a writer, orator, poet, sailor, satirist, man of letters, soldier and political activist. His Catholic faith had a strong impact on his works.
He was President of the Oxford Union and later MP for Salford from 1906 to 1910. He was a noted disputant, with a number of long-running feuds, but also widely regarded as a humane and sympathetic man. Belloc became a naturalized British subject in 1902, while retaining his French citizenship.
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Friday, August 02, 2013
iPhone-o-Gram! Bow-Dacious Day!
25 quilters from all over this great state of Alaska have joined together for today's workshop sponsored by the Kenai Peninsulsa Quilt Guild of Soldotna.
A quick quiz of the ladies in class let us know that the word Soldotna is of Russian origin and means "Soldier".
I love history and word origins and I found this fascinating!
We are having a great time, sewing our brains out and getting to meet new friends! :-)
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Bowdacious has been at the top of my Bonnie list of quilts to make ever since i saw yours live and in person at block party in Portland in March! Absolutely love it!ReplyDelete
Wish I was there - I love scrap quilts.ReplyDelete
This quilt is on my list - I have actually bought a large piece of fabric to use - it is in the closet with a note on it and there is a note in the book about where to find the fabric when I get around to it.ReplyDelete
I would be lost without all my notes!
Have fun, never been to Alaska but it is on my 'to do' list too.
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Daniel Keith Campbell, 27, of Union City, died March 20, 2018, at St. Vincent Health Center. Born September 10, 1990, in Erie, he was the son of Darell and Tammy (Zazado) Steenrod and Jeffrey Campbell.
He loved to drawing, writing, and spending time with his children.
In addition to his parents, survivors include a son, Joshua; daughters, Dannaya, Kabryena, and Amayah; a brother, Justin Campbell of Albion; a step brother, Scott Steenrod of Norfolk, VA; a step sister, Danielle Steenrod of Union City; nieces and nephews.
Daniel was preceded in death by a brother, Joshua Shaffer.
Family and friends will be received Friday March 23, 2018, from 10 a.m. until the hour of service at Noon at the Michael S. Pandolph Funeral Home, Union City, with Rev. Trevor Brubaker officiating.
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Each year we host our Easter Celebration to remember the victory of Jesus over the grave.
The class will include video presentations from Dave Ramsey on Cash Flow Management and Dumping Debt along with some practical teaching of Biblical Money management principles. The class is free to all.
Join us for this quarterly opportunity to meet informally. We will meet at a local restaurant with Pastor Dave and have fellowship. Invite your friends and bring the whole family. We will just hang out and talk while enjoying a meal.
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The theme for OSYC 2018 is Made for This, taken from Psalm 119:73-74. Each of us is created uniquely and beautifully. We are each designed for a specific purpose and calling. Speaker: Ketric Newell Worship Team: North Point InsideOut Friday night enjoy the Huber Heights YMCA. Pizza, water and a live DJ will be provided. This…


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The Wild Sheep Chase
Day: Saturday
Price: £4.00
Start time: 09:30
End Time: 13:30
Maximum Players: 6
Game System
Dungeons and Dragosn – 5th Edition
Genre: Swords and sorcery, fantasy adventure.
Adventure Description
There you were supping a well deserved ale outside the No Nose Goblin Inn when there is a sound of clattering hooves, surprised yelps and a frantic bleating.
Before you can react, a sheep bounds towards them. The beast appears to be a regular sheep in every way – fluffy white coat, black face, curled horns. But it is carrying and elaborate scroll in its mouth that it plonks in your wizard's lap.


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text: Hi, I'm David "Phreak" Turley, and welcome to a special edition of League of Legends Patch Preview. In this episode we'll introduce you to a new breed of bots, that will change the way you play co-op vs ai in League of Legends. With a massively expanded roster of champions and improved intelligence its a massive upgrade to the League of Legends co-op vs ai experience. Joining me now are Mark Norris, one of the producers on League of Legends and game designer, Rob Garret. Mark, let's start with the basics. What were the goals with this update? One of the big things we wanted to do was evaluate how we can provide the biggest impact for players. So we took a look at co-op vs ai and broke it down into its two element parts which is kind of easy, it's co-op and ai. And we said, how can we recreate that amazing competitive experience that also requires a lot of cooperative play, and put that into co-op vs ai. One way we decided to do that was by expanding the bot roster. The other thing we wanted to do was make sure the bots felt really fun to play. And with that we decided to do a whole bunch of improvements on their map awareness and how they interact with one another. The most exciting part of this update is the size of the bot roster, how many bots do we have now? Well, we started with 12 and there were a lot of bots that people became intimately familiar with, like Renekton bot, and Annie bot–we've now gone to 40 bots. And that's 40 bots on Summoner's Rift, and the huge thing is it is also 40 bots on Dominion. So for the first time we're actually going to enable players to have a co-op vs ai experience in a different game mode. We're really looking forward to players getting a hold of that. The other major thing that the number of bots allows us to do, is to allow players to go in as teams. And take on the bots, who are now in different team compositions. So we're going to have a lot of different bots that can be in the tangle. And a lot of different bots that can be AP Carrys or AD Carrys. So what that allows us to do is to have a different bot team that youre facing every time. And what that allows you to do as a player, is to try new champs or to try new item builds or to go in with your team and practice strategies against a different bot everytime. We've actually done the math, there are literally thousands of bot team compositions. What does that mean for our players? In a word Phreak, it's uniqueness. The ability to have all those different bot combinations, allows you to have a brand new experience each and everytime you play co-op vs ai. So just like when you're doing matchmaking or just like when you're jumping into a ranked game, and that experience is always new and different and exciting, the uniqueness of all those different bots, all those different characters that are bots now. AD Carrys AP Carrys those all combine into an experience which says, everytime you play Co-Op vs AI its new and its fresh and its fun. Now it is more than just the roster size, it's also gameplay. Rob what kind of new things from the bots, and what can players expect from this? The team was really excited to revisit co-op vs ai. And we've made a number of improvements and added new features to the bots. Some examples of this are better attack and retreat behaviors. We've added the ability for the bots to use skillshots. This allows us to make a bot like Amumu with his bandage toss, or Lux with her light binding. Additionally the bots will use more Summoner Spells now, like Cleanse and Flash. And they'll also use activatable items, so you might see a bot using Deathfire Grasp or a bot using Zhonya's Hourglass. You made a lot of improvements to the bots awareness to their surroundings. What kind of gameplay can we see from that? So on Summoner's Rift, the bots make more intelligent decisions regarding their attack and retreat behaviors. This means that a level 18 bot won't consider enemy mininons a big threat when they're chasing you to try to kill you. Additionally during a teamfight, they'll be more intelligent about targeting a low health opponent. Or maybe a support character on the other team. And from personal experience, Fiddlesticks is my favorite new bot. Most player's tend to think about Fiddlesticks as a champion that hides in the brush, and jumps in during a teamfight with a Crow Storm. Well Fiddlesticks bot is way more aggressive than this. He will just in a one on one situation walk right up you, he'll fear you, he'll silence you, he'll Crow Storm you. He'll leave you wondering, 'what just happened?' when your screen turns grey. And also we have the bots playing on Dominion now, so what kind of things are they doing on dominion? That's one of the most exciting things about this update, is that we now support bots playing on the crystal scar. So they understand how to attack points, and how to defend points. How to even ninja points, and they'll also use the resources on the map. So they'll collect a Health Relic, or they'll use a Speed Shrine to quickly move accross the map. And they'll even grab the Greater Relic in the center of the map to try to give themselves an advantage. It's a lot of fun. Obviously we're very excited about this update. And for you to experience a brand new breed of bots. For more information on these bots, click the link below in the description of the video. Thanks very much to my guests Rob Garret and Mark Norris, I'm David "Phreak" Turley, thanks for watching!


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Centerfield is the title track on the album titled "Centerfield" by musician John Fogerty. It was released in 1985 and was his most popular post-Creedence album. Fogerty played all the instruments on this album himself, thanks to overdubbing. The image on the cover shows an old-fashioned, "beat-up glove", as referenced in the title song, and text similar to a logo of a baseball team, setting the mood for the track.
This album was Fogerty's first album in nine years. After Asylum Records rejected his Hoodoo album, he decided to take a long break from the music business. In the meantime, Fogerty's recording contract with Asylum Records was reassigned to co-owned Warner Bros. Records so this album was the first released on the Warner Bros. label.
The song "Centerfield" can be seen as a metaphor for any comeback or second chance. Taken literally, it has often been used as a soundtrack for collections of short clips of classic Baseball moments. For example, the line "Just to hit the ball / And touch 'em all / A moment in the sun / (sound of ball meeting bat) / It's a-gone and you can tell that one 'Good-bye'" timed with film of Bobby Thomson's pennant-winning home run in 1951.
On Day 12 of the NASA Space Shuttle Mission STS-124, Centerfield was played for Pilot Ken Ham.
The RIAA has certified the album double-platinum (2 million album sales).
Centerfield Track Listing
1. "The Old Man Down the Road" – 3:34
2. "Rock and Roll Girls" – 3:28
3. "Big Train (From Memphis)" – 2:58
4. "I Saw It on T.V." – 4:20
5. "Mr. Greed" – 4:09
6. "Searchlight" – 4:31
7. "Centerfield" – 3:53
8. "I Can't Help Myself" – 3:15
9. "Vanz Kant Danz" – 5:32


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|My 7" Tool Kit
At the LYS I'm a knitting doctor (or knitting dork, as my daughter calls it). Knitters ask me all the time what tools they should buy, carry with them, etc. Here's the answer:
1. Short, very sharp scissors. Mine are Westcott, 5 inches long. They will not let me take them on planes. I can live with this.
2. Cloth tape measure. It will measure any shape and size from glove fingers to a blanket. And you're under no obligation to share your measurements with anyone you don't want to.
3. A needle sizer/gauge finder. Really, though you may think you don't need one, when you do nothing else will do.
4. Flexible stitch markers. Again, it's one of those "when you need it you need it" deals. Don't plan to throw it in the bag when you think you might, just always bring them.
5. Locking stitch markers. See 4 above.
6. A good tapestry needle. They are for more than finishing and weaving ends. Plus, they're one of those things somebody always needs, so you can loan it to a friend for a minute, and feel very competent.
7. A small to mid sized crochet hook. They're the easiest way to pick up dropped stitches. I carry the 3.25 inch Lantern Moon one, and it will do the job up to bulky yarn. Above that, I would need a bigger one.
8. A bigger crochet hook. It does all that the little one won't. (And in a pinch it's a coffee stirrer. I'm just saying...)
9. A row counter. When knitting in public, it's much harder to keep these numbers in your head. Plus, they're generally cute and tiny, so you have no real excuse.
10. One set of cable needles. They're good for more than cabling. Heck, I've seen one woman use one as a re-usable snack stabber! (Not that I'm admitting anything here.)
11. Point protectors. Even if you never use them in your regular knitting life, you're more likely to get interrupted in public, and not every situation will "wait 'til I finish this row".
12. Stitch holder.
Gosh, that sounds like a ton of stuff, and we haven't even gotten to the knitting! Well, it's not. Mine fits in a pouch that is 7 inches long and 2.5 inches in diameter. I have a second set of all these tools that stay home. This is important, because if you poach from your go bag, it isn't a complete tool anymore!
Isn't all that stuff expensive? No. Maybe $2 at a yard sale, $6 on eBay, and $20 if you get it all new. (Clover sells a kit with most of these things for under $10 at most North American craft stores.) If you're at a point in your knitting life where you can afford luxury, you're still going to have trouble spending more than $50 on the very fanciest stuff you can find.
Build your tool kit. One dozen tools will make your knitting on the go as comfortable as knitting at home. Put it all in a pouch so it doesn't get lost in the bottom of the bag. :)


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What was most astonishing was the candor of these men – their hardness and ruthlessness were often evident, as well as ethical reservations as to the value of their methods. Some were more philosophical – others were more prosaic. BUT today - they all agreed that muscle and brute power enforcing "order" by an occupying power was not a feasible solution to the Israeli crisis and could not continue. What was needed were talks to come to a two-state solution. Yuval Diskin the last head of Shin Bet, and an ultimate insider, talking to the the director Moreh stated: "When I look at Netanyahu, I don't see a shred of personal example as a leader in him," Mr. Diskin said in the interview, which ran more than 5,000 words in the weekend edition of Yediot Aharonot, Israel's leading newspaper. "There is a leadership crisis. It's a crisis of value, it is total disregard for the public. People may think that I see this in an overly extreme manner. I am telling you that from up close, things look even worse." More of that interview can be read in The NY Times at this link:
This documentary also injects photos and newsreels of strategic events that changed the tide of history in the Middle East. One of those events led to the resignation of Carmi Gillion one of the Gatekeepers after the assassination of Yitzak Rabin by a right wing Israeli "radical. The six commentators all speak about how their actions – some of which they found immoral, are wrenching personally but tactically necessary, though not the solution for long term strategy. Each individual was very different – all were quite articulate and intelligent – you see how being the Directors of Shin Bet involved the need to oversee the security of your country, but tragically can backfire through the methods used. If you see the film you will be stunned at what is said and unsaid and then with time re-evaluated and said again with hindsight. "You knock on doors in the middle of the night, these moments end up etched deep inside you," says Yaakov Peri. "When you retire, you become a bit of a leftist."
Ami Ayalon stated it best: "We win every battle but lose the war."


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The Trei parale was founded by young people attracted by the old music specific to the Carpathian region, joining traditional Romanian music and those of other peoples' who live here (Jews, Gypsies, etc.). The main responsible for the musical conception of the band is Florin Iordan (pipe, kobza) ethnomusicologist at the Museum of the Romanian Peasant. He has gained a rich knowledge of traditional Romanian music through multiple fieldwork that he has done throughout the country.
The members of Trei Parale are the composers and musicians of the film Aferim, winner of the Silver Bear Award at the Berlinale Film Festival – rebuilding the music played in the Walachian courts during the Ottoman occupation.
Florin Iordan – pipes, kaval, kobza
Daniel Pop – voice, pipes, kaval, jew's harp, percussion
Beatrice Jordan – kobza, voice
Mihai Balabas – violin, double bass


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The Dynamique Firelight USB Silver Audio Cable is our pure silver USB cable.
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Jenni "JWoww" Farley has taken to her website to share some disturbing videos of her estranged husband Roger Mathews.
In one of the videos, Mathews is seen in the kitchen of the former couple's home and appears to attack someone (believed to be JWoww).
In addition to that video, JWoww also uploaded several other videos that show her toxic relationship with Mathews. JWoww wrote a very long message in which she confronted her ex. Not only did she put him on blast for portraying an imag


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Florida shooting a grim reminder for Ky. high school
The deadly shooting at a Parkland, Fla., high school is prompting renewed calls for more gun control. USA TODAY
The frequency with which mass school shootings happen in America means for every new tragedy, victims of previous killings are reminded of their own horror.
Such is the case with the people of Marshall County High School in Benton, Kentucky, where in January a 15-year-old student killed two and injured more than a dozen more. On Wednesday, the survivors and families had to process the killing of 17 students at a high school in Parkland, Florida.
"It may seem hard right now, and everybody will come up to you. It's going to be OK," Gage Smock, one of those injured in the Marshall County shooting, told Paducah TV station, WPSD-6. "It doesn't seem like that right now. It doesn't seem like everything will be OK, but it will. You just got to ride it out. You've got to stay close to your family and friends and try to grow the relationships that have been broken through this."
Smock's girlfriend, sophomore Bailey Nicole Holt, was one of two 15-year-old students killed in the Jan. 23 shooting that left 19 others injured, 14 by gunfire.
Read more: Survivor: I will never be OK until we stop school shootings
"They're going through the most horrible thing they can go through right now," Larissa Smock, Gage Smock's mother, told WPSD-6. "You know, just not knowing if your child is OK is indescribable."
Marshall County Sheriff Kevin Byars found out about the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School because a TV was turned to a new station in his office.
It immediately brought back the horror. Byars plans to reach out to Broward County (Fla.) Sheriff Scott Israel to offer help.
More on Parkland, Florida: 'We're children. You guys are the adults': Shooting survivor, 17, calls out lawmakers
"It was the same reaction when our event happened. I feel for that community," he said. "And I hope that their community will get the same love and prayers that our community has gotten. I hope everybody shows them the same compassion that we were shown. I feel for Sheriff Israel."
The shooting reignited America's always-simmering debate over gun control.
"I hope that we can figure this out as a nation," the sheriff said. "But right now, the main thing is support for the families of that community… The rest of that can be dealt with at a later time."
Rob McDonald, a baseball coach at Marshall County High School, knows one of the baseball coaches at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, Rich Hofman. They met about 25 years ago through a mutual friend.
"It impacted me more than I would have expected, having just gone through that," he said.
More on Florida school shooting: Australia hasn't had a fatal mass shooting since 1996. Here's what it did
One of those killed in January, sophomore Preston Ryan Cope, was a member of the school's baseball team.
McDonald reached out to Hofman via Facebook messenger Wednesday and he said the team was getting ready for baseball practice when it happened and none of the players were shot or injured. He tried to give him a call Thursday to offer more support.
"What I would be saying to him, I guess, is don't underestimate the effect that it has on your guys – even (if) they weren't directly involved or they weren't shot … It's just a terrible thing," McDonald said. "… I'd tell him what we experienced and are experiencing."
Florida school shooting: Victims remembered as 'hero,' 'baby girl,' 'sweet angel'
The shooting in the small community in Marshall County "has affected everybody in this county and in this area. Everybody feels intimately affected," McDonald said. "I don't know what it's like down there, it's a school of 3,200 students, which is much bigger. I'm sure it will still have (a) dramatic effect. I just think there are probably things that trigger thoughts and emotions that you wouldn't think would."


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Why do people flame in ARAM?
I didn't pick this champ and you spam pinging me and being rude in chat isn't gonna magically make me know how to play them. > : / Every time I get Nasus I get flamed in ARAM to the point where its become a meme among my friends. I'm not good at Nasus by any stretch of the imagination, in fact I'm actually quite bad at Nasus - especially in ARAM. I don't know what it is about Nasus that causes people to have such high expectations and then get mad at me when I can't meet them, but it happens every time. Tonight it was enough to annoy me to the point that I might have even spam pinged back, though I didn't respond to the flamer in chat other than telling him to chill at the end of the game. Even still I should've muted him... I never do mute people for some reason. I guess its because most of the time it doesn't really get under my skin that much. But tonight it did and tonight I retaliated by spam pinging back... and I felt bad about that. I shouldn't 'cause this dude was rude, but I did because I don't want to add any more toxicity to this game. I like being nice in chat when I can and not feeding the fires of tilt. It was distracting enough that it made me do even worse on Nasus than I usually do - which is pretty damn bad. I had a pretty bad night overall in my ARAM games, but doing bad at Nasus always attracts someone to flame me. Anyway just wanted to get that off my chest because it was weighing on me and I felt bad about it. Hopefully next time I get Nasus in ARAM I can trade with someone. And next time I will take a breather and not ping back if someone gets on my case. It's ARAM its supposed to be fun and chill - I want to contribute to that fun and chill environment and not stoke my teammates anger.
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Jochen Pfeiffer won the Hannover 2019 Fight Night, but the second place points for Andreas Braun means Andreas is now first in the 2019 Race Rankings and second in the 52 Week Rankings. 22 jugglers entered this National 425 tournament with 12 in the knockout. Watch out for videos later in the week. #fightnightcombat
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Congrats to Josh Horton for winning the IJA 2019 Fight Night last week! 40 jugglers entered, making it the biggest tournament of the year so far. This National 500 tournament is Josh's third combat juggling title, after winning twice at the WJF. In the final Josh beat Stefan Brancel, who was in his first Fight Night appearance after winning at WJW back in 2014. Thanks to Nick Thomas for organizing. #fightnightcombat
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Bas Van de Kerkhof is now first in place in the 2019 Race Rankings after coming in second at the Aachen Fight Night, a Prestige 300 tournament. He was the top seed after qualifications, but was beaten 5-4 in a very close final match by Leo Ostenrath. Thanks to Jakob Ganser for organizing. #fightnightcombat
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We turned the corner with potty training!
I want to cry. Just sit on a chair and cry the happiest tears of my life. My three and a half year old FINALLY decided he doesn't want nappies anymore.
Does this resonate with anyone? Cause I thought the day would never come!
I've been trying since January to get him to realise that the underwear is not a nappy, and it's been a long, frustrating journey or mishap after mishap after stopping and starting, repeating myself, crying, shouting, research and more tears, and he just got up one morning last week and said "no nappy mommy"!
Say what?!?!?!
Allow me to clarify a little. I was "planning" to potty train him in the months before his brother arrived last year, but we ended up having to move house in those months and pregnancy became very heavy and the thought of running after him for the toilet just made me exhausted, so I left it. Then I thought it would be a good time to potty train him for the last term of last year to ready him for his new class that needs them potty trained, my youngest was diagnosed with his Morgagni Hernia and we had a roller-coaster ride of hospital visits, illness, mental illness (me) and more hospital visits with a very serious operation to start our 2018 with.
So potty training took a back seat.
He knows how to use the toilet, he's not afraid of the toilet, if I took him to the toilet he'd quite happily do his business there, but dare I take the nappy off and he will just carry on as if he's wearing a nappy and mess everywhere.
The frustration has been endless.
So i'm not sure what motivated him, peer pressure at school, mental leap, who knows! I tried the "every 20min" thing, the "two day stay home" thing I even tried bribery, that worked for about a week and then he said he didn't need chocolates anymore. My son seems to be truly self-motivated and this has been a long, tiring journey that has finally come to an end. Sure, he has an accident here and there, but he's 98% on his own and in his undies during the day. We still pop a nappy on at night, we'll deal with night wees when he's established his daytime routine more.
So my stress levels are much lower now and my life feels like it can move forward.
It's amazing how much emotional and mental energy we invest in our children's progression and development!
I'd love to hear some of your stories, post them in the comments below!


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- Score: Franklin Pierce 4, Assumption 0 (Game One), Franklin Pierce 5, Assumption 0 (Game Two)
- Records: Assumption (8-11); Franklin Pierce (12-7)
- Location: Rindge, N.H. (Pappas Field)
- The Lead: Franklin Pierce used a pair of strong pitching performances as both starters registered a complete game shutout, keeping Assumption scoreless through the doubleheader. The Hounds will look to bounce back tomorrow as the two teams play a third game at 3:00 p.m.
- Senior Kevin O'Connor (Leominster, Mass. / Leominster) started game one on the mound for the Hounds and registered a quality start, tossing 7.0 innings while surrendering four runs (three earned) and striking out seven batters. Freshman Kyle Autilio (Saugus, Mass. / Saugus) came on in relief and pitched a scoreless 8th inning allowing just one hit while tallying a punch-out.
- Franklin Pierce did the majority of its damage in the bottom of the first inning where the Ravens scored three runs. O'Connor settled in from there and recorded five scoreless innings to keep Assumption in the game. Franklin Pierce used two singles and an error to score their final run of the game in the seventh.
- Assumption threatened to score in the fourth when senior Jake Byrne (Grafton, Mass. / Saint John's) connected on a one out double, before sophomore Hunter Tralli (Berlin, Conn. / Northwest Catholic) hit a sacrifice fly to left center field to advance Byrne to third. The Hounds were unable to bring Byrne home, keeping the score at 3-0.
- Junior Mike Schmidt (Jackson, N.J. / Jackson Memorial) led the way for the Hounds at the plate, going a perfect 2-for-2 with a walk to reach base on three occasions.
- Freshman Jared Brescia (Brentwood, N.H. / Exeter) started the game with a single in the top of the first inning to finish 1-for-3 to go with a walk, while Byrne went 1-for-4 with the lone extra base hit in the game. Sophomore Trevor McQuade (Westwood, Mass. / Xaverian) registered the fifth and final hit for Assumption, going 1-for-3 with a single.
- Junior Mike Curtis (Wilmington, Mass. / Wilmington) started the nightcap for Assumption and fell to 2-3 on the season after pitching 7.0 innings and allowing four runs on five hits and four walks, while striking out five batters. Freshman Ben Lambert (Saco, Maine / Thornton Academy) came on in the eighth inning and struck out a pair of batters while only surrendering an unearned run.
- Once again Franklin Pierce struck early, scoring a run in both the first and second inning before Curtis settled in and kept the Ravens scoreless for four consecutive innings. Down 2-0 in the seventh inning, Assumption placed two runners on with one out as Byrne reached on a fielder's choice and Tralli walked, but a foul out and a strikeout kept the Hounds off the board.
- Franklin Pierce added insurance runs in the seventh and eighth innings to close the scoring at 5-0.
- Sophomore Alex Richardson (Rehoboth, Mass. / Bishop Feehan) reached base twice on a pair of walks and stole a base, while Tralli also got on base twice via a single and a walk.
- The Hounds will look to get back on track tomorrow, as they close out their three game series with Franklin Pierce at 3:00 p.m.
- For the latest on Assumption College Athletics, follow the Hounds via social media on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube.


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Wednesday, March 20, 2013
MLPA Newsletter: "Loon Echoes" Opportunity
MLPA has a quarterly newsletter, "Loon Echoes", which goes out via U.S. mail and e-mail to our members and others interested in loon protection, the main goal of MLPA and Michigan Loonwatch. This newsletter is also made available at many yearly festivals and events, as well as at educational programs, throughout Michigan, thus enjoying distribution statewide, and to other states as well. We would like to welcome donors to help support Loon Echoes, and in return we would allot a space in the newsletter to display the donor's business card or logo. If you are a business that may specialize in lake-use products, water-protection landscaping, offer lead-free fishing tackle, loon-themed items, have "Loon" in your business name or just are interested in helping to protect this beautiful natural resource, the Common Loon, we would be happy to hear from you! Please contact us: email@example.com
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The University of Toledo is proud to welcome pianist Pamela Howland as part of The Dorothy MacKenzie Price Piano Series. Her recital is Sunday, September 30 at 3 p.m. in the Center for Performing Arts Recital Hall on main campus at UT. The recital is free and open to the public.
Trained at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music and the Eastman School of Music, where she received the Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Piano Performance and Literature, Howland has performed numerous recitals in the US and abroad–in Paris, Vienna, a tour of Colombia, South America, live solo appearances on National Public Radio broadcasts in Minnesota, New York and North Carolina. She has also produced ten CDs in the last ten years. Her recordings include an eclectic mix of classical solo piano programs, Christmas music recordings, a collaborative disc of African-American Spirituals, and a French poetry/music collaboration.
Program: Joplin, Gershwin, Chopin, Debussy, and More
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Initially, I was going to return for my second Gencon this year. But as the registration time approached, for a few reasons, I wasn't feeling it. And coincidentally enough, Historicon was downright convenient, at their new site in VA. Our brief trip to Cold Wars earlier in the year was a rousing success, so plans were re-routed, games were pre-registered, and Historicon was on.
Left at early a.m. on Thursday morning from my Maurice's place in VA; he had an early appointment with a Flames of War tourney, and we knew DC area traffic was something not to be ignored. After a brief detour to a McDonald's with no drive-in (seriously, it's the 21st century, people) we made it to the convention site in Fredricksburg.
With some time to kill, Aaron and I snuck in a game of Super Dungeon Explore at an empty table near the food area, attracting a couple passers-by while we did. I ran the heroes, and it was a brief tale of woe. Never made it off the first tile, and when the Dragon popped up and I'd already lost two of my four heroes, I raised the white flag.
Next up was the first tour of the vendors hall. I had a couple orders waiting for me to pick up at various booths. Basically I'd put off buying any gaming things for the past couple months, and now I will be stocked for the next couple months, easily. I will pretend this is like saving money. Snagged a couple bits from Eureka (their 15mm samurai are very nice.) Finally grabbed the Pulp Figures She-Wolves pack I'd bee wanting for a while also. And, as predicted, found myself buying the Flames of War templates and a few boxes of Germans from the Plastic Soldier Company. The big pickups from Rebel and Old Glory would be later.
Among the other eye-catching booths was a demo of an upcoming game called Fanticide. The models are lovely (depending on your definition) and the mechanics certainly looked interesting. But I freely confess, I am a fan of gorillas with wings. Call me crazy. (I also found out that Otherworld has a lovely fig for the hook horror, and I am a goofy fan of that monster too.)
Positively inspirational.
After the vendors hall tour, we check up on Maurice and checked out the lovely Flames of War boards. I never spend enough time on terrain, and wow, some people poured a lot of effort into doing these up right. A whole section of winter boards, and whole section of desert boards. Some other fun scenes, like the ruined airfield above.
Nothing complex about it, but just clean and coherent.
So yeah. Did I mention I bought a Flames of War army this trip? More on that in future posts.
OK. Apropos of nothing, this van was parked in the lot all weekend. Heard more than a couple people discussing it.
Not pictured: the mech 'sneaking' up on my right, about to jack me up.
With yet more time to kill before my evening game, I learned to play this hot new game called BattleTech. Well, actually, I distinctly recall when I bought my first boxed RPG back in the 80's (Paranoia!) they also had this Battletech game for sale, but it's one of those classics of the industry that I never got into. It was a free-for-all scrum with everyone getting a mech, very little terrain, and lots and lots of shooting and getting shot. I started with a Commando, which didn't last long due to some poor planning on my part. Thereafter I picked up a Trebuchet, and made some better tactical decisions. By which I mean I snuck up on two mechs already in a knock-down drag-out fight to the death, and just fired into their mess. The game is fun, if a little too much book-keeping for my tastes, but I can certainly see why it's been so popular over the years. I might pick up a couple pretty ones to paint in the near future.
After a quick dinner, I headed over to my first game. Del Stover and the WNGA.org was running a skirmish game of Sherlock Holves vs. Jack the Ripper, using the Doctor Who Miniatures Games rules, i.e. the predecessor to the 7tv rules. I played the mysterious 'Professor' who, along with 'Lady Arsenic' and some incompetent thugs, were trying to help the Ripper reach the church and hold off both Lestrade and Holmes.
A better view of the layout.
Mr. Stover ran a great game, and everyone had fun. Action cards flew fast and furiously. The Ripper ran at top speed, and faced little resistance getting to his destination. Lestrade and his men, originally frustrated about getting in position in time, broke down the back door of the church, and ended up saving the day. One of my thugs spend the majority of the game facing off against a single bobby, never landing a single shot (thanks to some amusignly poor dice rolls on my part.) The Ripper was stopped at the last moment, as is appropriate for games like this.
It's these big scenarios like this that really made me want to attend the con, I confess. I'd wandered by them before, with lots of players, many figs on the board, an attentive and creative GM, and lovely terrain. So when the time came to sign up for this event, I signed on without hesitation, and so glad I did.
If you can listen closely, you can hear the theme music playing.
And did I mention lovely boards with carefully thought-out terrain? Next to our board was the Indiana Jones-themed board, for the other DWMG scenario. Just, wow.
Bottom-left corner: one jerk of a turret.
After the Holmes game, caught up with the guys who were finishing up their BattleTech 'King of the Hill' event. Amusing! Turrets were the bane of everyone. I learned a whole bunch about the BattleTech background (it's always the story that sells me on games, and I walked into the room knowing very little) and at some point I am sure I will pick up a handful of mechs to paint up and throw down in friendly games. I'll just find attractive ones, since that's really what it's about.


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>>> Another Diesel Duck launch!
George Buehler has quite a following with his Diesel Ducks…Â His home page has had a "build log" for some time showing the progress of Harry and Vicki Borchert and their Diesel Duck 48′ build. Now this is wooden boatbuilding, and an incredible example of home built boats. I would love to build something like this, but its beyond me, at least for now. As I approach my (comparitively tiny) V28 I can understand how big an undertaking this is. Individual steps may not be so hard, but boy there are a lot of steps 🙂
Congrats to Harry and Vicki on floating their craft, and best wishes as they move to the fitting out and finishing stages.
If you haven't read through their log and looked at the pictures, its well worth a few minutes.


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Recently we attended a dinner with American Express Canada executives to discuss what we like and don't like about rewards cards. They invited credit card specialists and travel experts to have a round table discussion.
American Express Gold Rewards
The topic was the American Express Gold Rewards Card. As many of you may remember, Dave and I took the Gold Rewards Card for a test drive for two solid years while we traveled the world. We dispelled the myths that American Express wasn't accepted everywhere as we filled our car with gas in Siberia, bought groceries in Mongolia and paid for meals in Kazakhstan. Yes the Gold Rewards Card was accepted everywhere from buying wine in Ushuaia Argentina; the southernmost city in the world, to kayaking in Croatia.
We had a lot of experience with our Gold Rewards Card and even though we've moved on to become American Express Platinum and Brand Ambassadors, we had a lot to say during the round table discussion. I like to think of us as Amex Experts. Yes, that's a bold statement indeed, but we think we know this card inside out after putting it to the test for two solid years. We were surprised to hear the statistics that only 15% of Canadians do any research regarding the options of credit cards out there and only 27% understand what their rewards program offers. Many people are confused about choosing the right card and while we talked, we couldn't understand why others didn't see that the obvious choice is American Express. Especially if you love to travel.
Rewards for Travel
We've used our American Express Gold Rewards card for many travel perks in the past and now, when you sign up with an Amex Gold Card you receive a welcome bonus of 25,000 points (which gets you a round-trip flight to almost anywhere in North America) and the annual fee is waived for the first year. If you are like us, you probably don't like annual fees. We used to ignore signing with any card that had a fee. But as we did more research, we learned that the benefits far outweigh the cost of the annual fee.
Let me show you the ways.
1. The travel insurance. The American Express Gold Rewards Card offers Emergency Medical coverage (out of province/home) for the first 15 consecutive days of travel regardless of whether they paid for their trip through American Express or not. The Gold Card also covers trip interruption insurance and car rental insurance too.
2. Travel Spend. With your Gold Rewards Card, you receive double reward points for every dollar spent on travel spend. And Amex gives double points for purchases at eligible drug stores, gas stations, and grocery stores. But don't forget, you also get a point for every dollar spent everywhere else too. So use your card for all your everyday purchases and earn faster.
3. Redeeming Points – There's no limit to how many points you earn and they never expire. You can charge any travel to your card through any travel agent, tour company or even online booking system and pay with your points including taxes!
4. Rewards Transfers – Got a favourite rewards program? American Express lets you transfer 1:1 to Aeroplan and Avios, you can transfer rewards to a variety of loyalty programs, including Alitalia, British Airways, Delta, Cathay Pacific, Hilton Honors, Starwood Preferred Guest and Priority Club.
So if you are looking for a credit card to help you earn rewards that also gives you peace of mind, give the Amex Gold Rewards a test drive. We did, and within that risk free first year, we found that we earned so many perks, it became our credit card of choice whenever we needed to pay for something. We actually looked forward to paying the bill as we knew we were working towards more free travel.


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Hi guys!! How are you doing? I was running a fever a day ago so I am a little tired. But I have this wonderful swatch for you, so just enjoy yourselves as you scroll down.
This one is Picture Polish – Moscow. It is a very beautiful deep maroon polish with lots of holo particles and coloured flecks in it. These create an amazing holo effect in bright light.
It dried a little matte, but it didn't bother me, because I always apply a top coat. The application was effortless because their brush is so easy to use. I know I repeat myself with this, but it really is a prefect brush. So easy to work with around the cuticles.
And here is the holo effect. I took this photo with a flash so excuse the quality of it. But look at it and just feast your eyes on it :). It is raining outside, so I can't try it in the sun light, but even with that diffused light the holo still pulls through. Amazing.
It was opaque in one coat, but I applied two, because I believe that the holo effect gets better with two coats rather than just one.
So what are your thoughts on Moscow? Do you already own it? If not I think you should :).
Have a great day and see you next time!! xoxo


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A spectre is haunting Spectre—the spectre of James Bond. All the powers of reason have entered a holy alliance to exorcise this spectre, but it is a haunt that rests in the fabric of this franchise, a totalising essence that cannot be shaken, only stirred.
It is apt we open with the out of context quote from Daniel Craig, "I'd rather break this glass and slash my wrists." for this meta-narrative pervades Spectre. It is clear in the interview that he is still playing Bond, looking out into the audience to hint at the subconscious machinations of Bond's mind.
The lights dim. The crowd falls into a hush of anticipation. A stray popcorn lands on your lap, maybe a gummy bear. A late arrival hurries past you, knocking your soda over. It splashes on your sweater, the one grandma gave you last Christmas. You knew sitting on the edge was a risk. You knew.
Spectre begins.
Bond sits awkwardly at the back of a helicopter as it flips multiple times in the air. He is patiently waiting for the ride to finish, but his body shoots into motion and he accidentally kills the pilot. He now must pilot it on his own.
"Can't you see I am in grieving?" a woman asks Bond at her husband's funeral.
"No." he replies. She turns her face awkwardly, stares into the distance for a few seconds, before walking off. Bond is left not knowing what to do. He proceeds to fuck her in the next scene.
Bond says to Q, "Make me disappear." Q stares at Bond, confused at such a request, for Bond disappeared long ago—subsumed into the greater spectacle of sex, alcohol and violence.
The title Spectre clearly refers not to the shadowy organisation Bond is after, but rather to Bond himself. Like a ghost, he is caught in a cycle of despair, repeating time over the same motions to the same dissatisfying conclusions. In Casino Royale his hopes exist in the transcendental ideal that is Vesper Lynd. These hopes turn to despair with her death; yet in each subsequent film he begins the cycle anew. It is as if he is trying to relive the past through empty movements alone.
By Spectre, he is no longer even chasing after the transcendental ideal of Vesper, for he has displaced them onto all the actions that had led to her—fighting, drinking and fucking. He seeks reasons to simply fight, drink and fuck, because that is all that keeps him going, anymore. He does not do it out of pleasure, but out of habit, for if he ever stopped he would fall into despair from the realisation that there is nothing left within him but an unceasing void and the sweet whispers of death itself.
There is an emptiness to his seductions, a hollowness in his eyes and cheeks. His fists swing but they are muscle spasms of a younger self. He lines his targets with a wild precision that screams of soul-crushing nihilism. He is a walking ghost, running on memory.
There is a scene near the end, where Bond is tortured by a small, precision drill. The obligatory villain explains that if he targets the right area of his brain, he will lose the ability to recognise faces. He then proceeds to drill the right area of his brain.
The scene ends with Bond striding out of the facility, shooting a dozen guards, before stopping at a helicopter to watch the base explode multiple times, each one larger than the last. Though absurdly self-aware and strangely entertaining, there is the unexplained case of why a drill to the brain did not affect his ability to function.
There is a region of the brain called the cerebellum, which is responsible for learned movements such as walking, grooming and eating. Bond needs nothing more than this to function. The hollow void of existence has reduced him to a philosophical zombie, whose learned movements of fighting, drinking and fucking are regulated solely through the cerebellum. There is no intent, no thought; only sense input, motor output, and action so self-aware that the title of the film alone spoils the entire arc and conclusion of Daniel Craig's Bond.
We know Bond is merely a vessel for unfettered masculinity. He is himself a transcendental ideal, set wild across the fields of absurdity. Bond embraces this role, first through desire, then necessity, then reflex. His masculinity is proven impotent by the overwhelming absurdity of the world, and at the end of all things he is reduced to a quivering absence. It is as apt a commentary on masculinity as I've ever experienced.
Hope, to despair, to desolation. It is a natural progression for all who attempt to find meaning in the absurd; But to lose one's mind and still embrace it? This is an authenticity only the inauthentic spectacle could truly capture.


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Application Engine and Run Control ID's
By Ashwin on Monday 21 April 2008, 06:35 - Application Engine - Permalink
Many a times I have heard people new to PeopleSoft say that one cannot
Many a times I have heard people new to PeopleSoft say that one cannot run an application engine using the same Run control ID. This is not quite right.
The reason why an application engine often does not run with the same run control id is that a previous instance of the same application engine might have gone to error with the same run control id.
If at all this happens and you still want to run the application engine it can be done through the command line if all else fails. Of course to restart an application engine the program needs to be restartable of course.


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Our beauty team reveal the best backstage beauty hacks from the SS17 shows
You don't need a natural head of curls to create this on-trend bouncy look.
The hack: Aveda's Jon Reyman cleverly wrapped one inch sections of model's hair around the thin end of a carbon tail comb, clamped over hot irons for a few seconds and out fell gorgeous defined curls.
The products: Prep with Aveda Damage Remedy Instant Split End Repair, £25, finish with Control Force Firm Hold Hairspray, £21
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Sheeny-not-shiny glow at Eudon Choi
At Eudon Choi skin was prepped to subtle glowy perfection by MAC's Adam de Cruz.
The hack: "We've used a bit of blush on the top of the cheek then a gloss over the top on the temples, the cheek and the cupid's bow," explained Adam backstage. "Then we powder over the entire surface, so when you first look at the skin it's matte but when the lights hit it you'll see the sheen come through."
The products: MAC Eye Gloss in Stormy Pearl, £16, Loose Blot powder, £21
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"no mascara" mascara at Emilia Wickstead
Sisley Makeup Artist Ambassador Tania Grier crated a romantic, fresh-faced look at Emilia Wickstead
The hack: For fluttery lashes that look all your own, ditch the wand. Instead press brown mascara onto a flat angled brush, dot it on the upper lash line and along the lashes to open up the eye and add definition without clogging or caking.
The products: Sisley So Intense Mascara Brown, £39
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Lip shades work everywhere at Joseph
Lynsey Alexander used Estee Lauder tinted balm on lips, cheeks and eyelids at Joseph for a fresh and feminine look.
The hack: This one's simple, why use three products when one will do? Lynsey Alexander simply swiped a pinky nude on models lips, cheeks and eyelids, dabbed with a finger and cerated this youthful glowy flush. So simple, we love it!
The products: Estee Lauder Pure Colour Envy Blooming Lip Balm, £23.50 then finish skin with Micro Essence Skin Activating Tonic (coming soon!)
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The one grip up-do at Pringle Of Scotland
L'Oreal Paris's Syd Hayes created this cool knotted up-do at Pringle Of Scotland using nothing more than a single barrette clip.
The hack: Pull hair back as if it was going in a low ponytail, part in two and tie sections into a tight double knot. Then take your barrette clip, slide it through the centre of the knot bottom to top, clip shut, flip the knot over and you have a beautiful relaxed up do that's easy to create anywhere!
The products: Skinny French Barrette Clip, £6, fix it with L'Oreal Elnett Satin Hairspray, £5


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How to Name Your Google My Business Page If You Have a Multi-Dentist Practice
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Posted on November 20, 2017 at 21:50 PM
Google has communicated how important every dentist's Google My Business (GMB) page is to his or her local ranking and how patients search for a dentist in their area. In fact, Google states that "local results [that] appear for people who search for businesses and places near their location" are one of the most important factors […]Continue Reading
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How To Design A Website My Customers Will Actually Use
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We understand how overwhelming website design can be, especially at the beginning of the process. Where do you even begin? While all businesses are unique and use their websites differently, we have found that most small businesses want the same three ideas incorporated in a new site: Clear branding (prominent logo, phone number, slogan, colors) […]Continue Reading


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Heavy-Duty Steel Service Cart w/ Three Shelves
$162.99 – $206.99
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Edsal's Heavy-Duty Steel Service Cart with Three Shelves holds up to 800 pounds of evenly distributed weight, so it's a great choice for your vocational classroom. Store tools and equipment on the three 16-gauge steel shelves. Powder coat finish won't chip or scratch, and rolled edges on the shelves keep items secure during transport. Create a flat work surface by reversing the upper shelf. Five-inch casters and a formed steel handle make it easy to move your cart around the classroom.
How high is the handle from the floor?
The handle measures 32" from the floor.
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IBS intends to deliver management training programmes and courses to transfer knowledge and the experiences of leading international and local academics and practitioners to Iranian business managers.
This will be achieved through a teaching process that balances the latest international theories and research with context-specific material relevant to the Iranian marketplace and in line with the short to medium-term outlook for the country's business environment and economy.
IBS' students will benefit from a blend of focused lectures, seminars, case studies and interactive simulations supported by an advanced IT system. Local case studies and simulations will be developed to highlight the challenges of managing businesses in Iran and to encourage students to share their own experiences.
International experts, primarily leading academics of Iranian origin, will work closely with the local faculty to achieve effective knowledge transfer and assimilation of the best of both worlds for the benefit of the students.
IBS will be a bilingual Persian and English speaking institution.
(For more information please go to www.ibs.ir)