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How a tree getting knocked down should kick your action into gear
So when I returned after running to the bank to my daughters lacrosse practice, this is what I found at the school: (no one was hurt and it apparently happened the previous afternoon!)
Now before I go into detail and it is also mentioned in the video, but no one was hurt in this tree damage that was shown at my daughters lacrosse practice in Camillus, NY on July 14, 2014.
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Exclusive: The Architects Benevolent Society (ABS) is gearing up for an autumn relaunch in a bid to more than double its support from the sector
Rob Ball, chief executive of ABS, told the AJ less than 3 per cent of architect firms give it any support but this will need to rise significantly if it succeeds in helping more people in the profession.
'We look on paper to be a fairly well off charity but we run a fairly big deficit year on year,' Ball said.
'The priority is to tell people we're here and we can help. On the flipside if demand goes up we're going to have to pay for it.'
One in six receiving help is under 35
The society gives advice and financial support to working and retired architects, as well as assistants, technologists and landscape architects and their dependants. But many people in the profession are unaware of its work or that they are eligible for help.
ABS is currently giving financial help to 554 people, with many more receiving advice and support. Half of the people it helps are under retirement age and one in six is under 35.
The society was shocked at the low numbers of people who came to them for help after the 2008 recession hit. Over the next two years the society wants to increase support received from architects to around 6 per cent and sustain it, in a short term plan to widen its impact and make more people aware of its services.
'The classic problem with benevolent funds is that people don't know you exist,' Ball said. 'The idea is that we're trying to reach all members of the profession, younger and older. We want people to pick up the phone if in doubt.'
The society spent £750,000 on poverty relief in 2011-12 and direct financial assistance was up by 24 per cent, its highest ever level, which is expected to increase again this year.
Despite plans to overhaul its website and its paper publications, ABS is unlikely to change its name even though many people misunderstand what a benevolent fund does.
'Some have changed their name to something completely different, but some have then changed it back because people have become even more confused about what it does,' he added.
'There's not really anything better to describe what ourselves and the other benevolent funds do, I think we'll stick with that.'
ABS aims to reach a younger audience by using Facebook and Twitter but also maintain its connection with its existing audience.
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Vasco based club dropped points for third time in a row
Calangute Association held Salgaocar Football Club to a goaless draw in the Goa Professional League match played at Duler Stadium earlier today.
With both teams struggling in attack in the first 20 minutes, the match was restricted to midfield play. Salgaocar players were struggling to combine with each other, while the Calangute side were lacking in finishing.
The first attack came from Calangute side when Sunny Fernandes collected a ball from Terence Lobo before crossing it into the danger zone but striker Runall Shirodkar failed to connect it. In the final five minutes of the first half, Calangute keeper Jason D'Mello came up with brilliant saves, first to block Aslon Oliviera in a one-on-one situation and later made a diving save to restrict Mackroy Peixote from scoring
The second half again started with midfield play from both the sides. However in the last 15 minutes the port side were showing more potential in attack as Calangute conceded 5 corners in 10 minutes. But the Calangute shot-stopper did an excellent job between the sticks to deny Salgaocar from scoring. Salgaocar midfielder Mackroy Peixoto made a solo run into the Calangute box but the keeper Jason stood tall to deny his effort.
Minutes later Brian Mascarenhas' curling corner was brilliantly fisted away by the Calangute custodian.
Calangute coach Valentine Ezeugo introduced Sachin Gawas and Agnelo Colaco in the final quarter to boost their side in attack but the duo made no difference to the scoreboard.
With today's draw Salgaocar stands 3rd with 12 points from 6 matches played, while Calangute Association will climb one place to 7th position in the league table with 9 points from 7 outings.
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It's easy to get out of the habit of writing a blog when the world seems to be going bonkers, the internet connection goes down, and by the time you are back on line the sun is shining. So here for the record, in no particular order, are the highlights of the second half of March.
* Much fun at my wonderful screen printing class, courtesy of a Tower Hamlets Council Learning Centre, where my March Hares made their way onto a new bag. If you are interested you can find out where it came from and see the other side of the bag on the Prick Your Finger blog here.
* A new saddle (and panniers) for my no. 2 bike, a great improvement on the aesthetically pleasing but excruciating white racing saddle that it arrived with. Now I can whizz round the borough with speed and comfort.
* A visit to Elmley Marshes, lots of birds, with an exciting, if somewhat distant, sighting of a short eared owl doing its evening circuit at Capel Fleet later in the day. And a hedgehog wiggling along. When you live where we do these these little sightings are most exciting.
* An afternoon in Rochester, where the Cathedral walls are so old they've had to darn them, and the Cathedral Tea Rooms serve a roast Sunday lunch and a cup of tea and cake good enough to please an aging parent.
* The first day it was warm enough to have the back doors open, hang the washing out on the line, put my feet up with a cup of tea, take a picture, and think about laundering my woollens to discourage the moths.
* Passing through Graveney Marshes on a visit to the seaside, where the lambs were shining whitely in the sun, and this dobbin was covered in mud.
* Lots of baking. A batch of Welsh Rarebit Muffins for Cafe Direct's Night at the Sack Races in Shoreditch. (I liked them but my son thought they were disgusting). Then more cakes for our WI cake stall International Women's Day event in Spitalfields. We were next door to Shoreditch Sisters who were embroidering vulvas as part of their campaign to end female genital mutilation. Yes, I did manage to crochet a little something, and no I didn't take a photo.
* Down at Mudchite, planting all of my seed potatoes, sowing my early salads and beetroot -
- then sitting down for a picnic in the field where the sheep were grazing.
* Walking along the cliffs from Seaford towards Seven Sisters after a visit to Lewes, where we found violets, heard skylarks and wondered why we didn't come down this way more often -
- especially if it meant we might find mermaids too.
* Putting on a 15 minute performance at Chisenhale Dance Space about underwear with some EEWI buddies (this is Lydia's work). Being part of the creation of a performed piece was fascinating, especially how we mediated different ideas, skills and preferences and managed to pull them together. But getting people to laugh at the preposterousness of underwear, especially when you are wearing a suspender belt hat, was the best bit of all.
I spent last night with Iolanthe and the Fairies at Wilton's Music Hall and today collecting seaweed for the asparagus, but I dropped the camera yet again and it's finally died. Apart from that, the dentist's bill and the small matter of a party wall, it hasn't been a bad month on the whole.
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Shapps puts pressure on Clegg over boundary changes.
There was a fresh new twist in the storm over whether or not new boundaries will be put in place ready for the 2015 General Election today.
Conservative Party Chairman Grant Shapps says that he "hasn't given up hope" on the changes getting through Parliament next year.
The boundary changes would see the number of MPs cut from 650 to 600.
Mr Shapps told the BBC Sunday Politics: "The vote has to take place next year... a year is a lifetime in politics, I think an awful lot can happen between now and then.
"I haven't given up hope for it because it was in the Coalition Agreement, because Nick Clegg came out very strongly and said it was right for the basis of fairness."
He said the Conservatives would now push ahead with selecting candidates for the existing constituencies for the 2015 election, with a focus on the 40 seats held by other parties which the party thinks are most winnable.
"We're going to defend our most marginal seats of course, the 40 that's marginal and we're going to go and attack the 40 seats that we will need to win and we're going to focus and target on those seats in a way that we've never done before.
"I think targeting is very, very important and it comes down to pavement politics and winning it seat by seat and showing people that we are the people, we're the party, we're the candidates who can best represent that local community."
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Describing Moira Kelly…
The vibrant Moira Kelly was born on March 6, 1968 in Queens, New York. She is the third of six children. Her parents are Irish immigrants. Her father, Peter, was trained as a concert violinist while her mother, Anne, is a nurse. Moira was raised in Ronkonkoma, New York, USA.
Influenced by a father who is a professional violinist, Moira has become an accomplished violinist, drummer, and flutist. She grew up mostly with classical, big band, and a lot of Irish music and did not encounter rock and roll music until she was 16 years old. Now, she listens to all kinds of music except rap, which all sounds the same to her. But what she always likes to sing blues and cabaret style. In high school, she competed in opera. She finished high school at the Connetquot Senior High School in 1986.
In College…
Moira attended Marymount Manhattan College in New York City with many kids whose parents paid their way. Recognizing that her parents cannot afford to send all 6 children to school, she had different jobs–as a waitress, a nanny, among others, in order to push her way all through college. Moira, however, had big breaks that she "never had to pound the pavement and really struggle after college." (Moira Kelly, People Magazine, December 1992).
Moira graduated Marymount Manhattan College, New York, NY (BA in Drama, 1990)
In Performing Arts…
In 1984, Moira was cast in a small role in Connetquot Senior High School's production of Annie. Due to illness, the young woman playing Miss Hannigan was replaced, causing a series of cast changes. From originally a small role, Director Eric Martinsen chose to recast Moira as Grace Farrell.
Kelly who belongs to an Irish Catholic family has an interesting heart's desire. Up until in the eighth grade, Kelly wanted to be a servant of the Lord by being a nun. When she started working on her first picture, she went to a priest and confessed, "I'm still torn between becoming a nun and working in the film business." (Catholic Workers, 1996)
"Do you think that maybe this (referring to film industry) is the medium that God wants to use you in to get the message across?" was the remark of Kelly's priest confessor which finally made let go of the call to be a nun and set her foot to work on her first picture. Her first major part was a role in Richard Attenborough's Chaplin in 1992. This was followed by "With Honors" and "Cutting Edge", and, most recently, Kelly was the voice of Nala in Disney's "The Lion King". It was Kelly's Catholicism and her aspiration to play Joan of Arc which convinced producer, Fr. Kieser, to offer her the role of Dorothy Day in Entertaining Angels.
Kelly has also narrated/read/performed several audio books. To date, Moira has been cast in numerous roles. She takes pride in being very flexible, and her track record proves that. She's had a wide variety of roles, and it's a testament to her ability and desire to succeed. Moira wants to be remembered as one who could do it all.
In terms of popularity, her greatest success has been "The Cutting Edge", which was her first lead role. Moira responded with enthusiasm and passion rarely seen on the screen today. She could have become a household name in the United States, but soon after shooting Chaplin, she left Hollywood, and went back to live in New York. (KD Lucas, 1998)
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I have confirmed that Moira was married in St. Joseph's Church on Saturday, August 5th 2000 at 10:30 am. in Ronkonkoma, New York.
Congratulations Moira Kelly and Stephen Hewitt
These sources have told me that Moira is very happy and very much in love. I hope the best for her and a long and happy marriage! To the best of my knowledge, Moira has two children and loves them a lot! Her son's name is Eamon and her daughter is Ella.
Knowing more about Moira Kelly…
Moira, an Irish red-head, is 5'4″ in height and wears glasses. She is represented by Gersh. She split her time between New York and California. It is believed she lives in Wilmington, NC now for the filming of "One Tree Hill".
- HOBBY: People watching. "It's fun to make up stories about who people are and where they're going."
- FAVORITE TEAMS: The New York Mets and Islanders, Detroit Lions, and Pittsburgh Steelers. "I love going to games."
- MOST ADMIRED QUALITIES: "Loyalty–it's greatly underrated–and passion."
- PERFECT DATE ACTIVITY: "Hiking, because any man who can appreciate being close to nature is okay in my eyes."
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According to the book
- "Moira" (Irish Gaelic) "great." An Irish form of Mary. See also Maura: Maureen; Moyra
- "Kelly" (Irish Gaelic) "warrior woman." Kelley, Kellen, Kelli, Kellia, Kellie, Kellina
Therefore, Moira Kelly means "Great Warrior Woman". And it fits!


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Kaneshige captured his second regional medal Sunday (photo courtesy Gil Talbot).
WELLESLEY, Ma. – The fifth-ranked Harvard men's fencing team saw three of its fencers capture medal at the 2014 NCAA Northeast Regionals hosted by Wellesley College Sunday. Foil fencers Michael Woo and Brian Kaneshige captured silver and bronze, respectively, while sabre fencer Alexander Ryjik claimed bronze.
The Crimson's three medals tied St. John's for the most at the regional.
Woo finished in the second spot out of 43 fencers posting an 18-5 performance with a plus-33 indicator while teammate Kaneshige used a 16-7 record to take third, his second regional medal. Sophomore Jerry Chang placed ninth with a 13-11 mark and senior Lucas Lin claimed 15th with a 14-9 record.
In the sabre it was Ryjik that found himself on the podium at the end of the day. The junior finished third with after rattling off a 9-3, plus-34 edge in pools and going 7-4 (+14) in the medal round. Senior Eric Arzoian used an 11-12 mark for 10th-place while sophomore Duncan O'Brien's 9-14 record was good for 11th.
Epeeist Alexander Eldeib and Michael Raynis finished in the top-ten. Eldeib finished the day 15-8 for seventh while Raynis used a 17-6 performance to take sixth. Sophomore Nicolas Simko claimed 11th after posting a 9-14 mark.
The fencers who qualify for the 2014 NCAA Championships will be announced Tuesday, March 11 after 4 p.m. Harvard's qualifiers will take compete for the national championship March 20-23 at Ohio State's French Field House in Columbus, Ohio.


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3 lessons from global fashion industry leaders.
just-style talks to Ram Sareen, Head Coach and Founder of Tukatech as he shares his thoughts on how to move the fashion industry to a truly end to end solution – and why it's important to let vendors lead when it comes to automating sample and pattern making.
Polygon Software, a leading developer of Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solutions for apparel businesses, today announced the launch of Version 4.2 of PolyPM, featuring more than 100 new enhancements.
Web-enabled, using Microsoft SQL database engine, PolyPM integrates all aspects of the design through production process: product development, sourcing, manufacturing, inventory, sales and distribution. By integrating business processes and people anywhere in the world, businesses use PolyPM to realize more efficient work flow, improved productivity and cost reductions. PolyPM creates an environment that lets management get decision making information when and how it needs it, to ensure faster time-to-market and exploit new business opportunities. Plus, PolyPM is flexible enough to change with business conditions, so management won't need a cadre of programmers to customize and restructure the system as business conditions change.
Already in its twelfth major revision since PolyPM's 2003 introduction, the new release of PolyPM with more than 100 customer driven enhancements, demonstrates Polygon's commitment to aggressive product development. Key features in the new release include:
Development Styles - Clients frequently request merchandisers to develop style concept or prototype costs. PolyPM's development styles enable merchandisers to quickly develop concept styles with materials, labor and other costs and set costs independent of existing costs. Once approved, production styles are developed from the concept style enabling the original sample cost to be maintained for comparison.
Email - Customers, vendors, and team players can now be sent email directly from PolyPM. Using PolyPM address books, recipients can be grouped for mass email. Records of email are maintained in PolyPM making it easy to share all communication between team players, which is a dramatic improvement over individual email clients where only one player can track their personal email.
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Multiple Warehouses - PolyPM V4.2 introduces multiple warehouses for tracking and distributing finished styles. In today's global economy businesses frequently maintain and ship product from different locations throughout the world. Multiple warehouses enable businesses to improve tracking and distribution of their products and to provide management more precise reports for goods valuation.
The new release of PolyPM features more than 100 additional enhancments.
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How to develop a VTL data retention strategy
For VTL users, having a data retention strategy is crticial. Unlike with tape libraries, the space available for backups in a VTL is a finite resource.
A virtual tape library (VTL) emulates a tape library within a disk storage system. The disk-based approach offers vastly improved speed and reliability, while remaining fully compatible with existing backup software and internal backup processes. However, whereas tape library storage is virtually infinite, disk storage is a finite resource. Space limitations will impact the retention capabilities of any VTL system.
VTL storage space is limited
The issue is storage space. Tape libraries use removable media -- the tape cartridges. If a tape library fills its tapes, it's a simple matter to insert new tapes or use an autoloader to draw spare tape cartridges from its library. The filled tapes are typically removed and sent off site anyway. In a sense, tape library storage is virtually infinite, so the retention period for tape cartridges can also be infinite.
VTL platforms do not have this advantage. Although a VTL may be upgraded with additional disk storage or retrofitted with larger capacity disk drives, the total disk storage within a VTL is finite. Consequently, as the VTL fills with new backup jobs, the old backup jobs already on the VTL will need to be deleted or moved to another storage system.
At the simplest level, the amount of time that you can store a backup job on a VTL depends on the size of the backup jobs, the frequency of the backup jobs and the capacity of the VTL.
For example, if a typical set of weekly backup jobs requires 100 GB, and the VTL offers 500 GB of storage capacity, you'll fill the VTL in five weeks. By week six, you'll either need to remove the backup job from week one or add more disk space. This is an important consideration, but is often overlooked by VTL buyers.
The solution is often to offload the older backup jobs to another storage platform (usually the tape library that your VTL replaced). Most VTLs provide support for legacy physical tape libraries and can automatically move older backup jobs in an offline fashion so that network performance is not impacted.
Data reduction extends VTL retention
Another means of extending VTL retention time is to reduce the volume of data that must be stored. Traditional compression is a popular method of doing this. While the amount of compression is relatively low (usually about 2 to 1), this almost doubles the effective storage space on disk.
Delta differencing is another technique that can extend VTL disk space. Rather than executing full backups, delta differencing only saves changed data. For example, a 100 GB backup may be run initially, but if only 10 GB of data changes during the week, only that 10 GB difference is then backed up to the VTL.
Data deduplication features are now appearing in backup software products, and this has had an enormous impact on VTL storage and retention. Average compression ratios are about 20 to 1 and can be as high as 50 to 1. But if you consider the 500 GB VTL in the example above, a 20-to-1 deduplication will turn a 100 GB backup into a 5 GB backup. Instead of fitting five 100 GB backups, the VTL could store up to 100 backup jobs, and the potential retention would jump from five weeks to almost two years.
Stephen J. Bigelow is the features writer for SearchStorage.com


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Kofax plc (LSE: KFX), a leading provider of capture enabled business process management (BPM) solutions, today announced Kofax Mobile Capture, a patent pending solution that extends capture enabled BPM capabilities to smartphones and tablet computers. The new solution allows customers to use cameras in those devices to capture images of documents, photographs, audio, video and data and then pass that content to Kofax workflows that manage it into enterprise applications and repositories. The new offering has been developed in response to extensive requests from Kofax customers wanting to leverage mobile devices to initiate business processes at "the point of origination" where customer facing engagements actually occur and add these devices as another gateway into their Kofax solutions.
"Our customers have been anxious to integrate smartphones and tablet computers into their existing Kofax solutions, and the interest from our early adopters has been overwhelming and very positive," said Anthony Macciola, Chief Technology Officer at Kofax.
A recent report entitled "A Study of the Mobile Capture Market in the United States" published by Harvey Spencer Associates, a leading industry analyst firm, states that the market for mobile capture software will grow from its nascent origins today to more than $1.3 billion by 2015, driven by new applications that use mobile devices to create, capture and consume content. "As the work force becomes increasingly mobile, enterprises are implementing processes that leverage mobile devices to improve customer service and worker productivity," said Harvey Spencer, Principal at Harvey Spencer Associates. "A mobile user can initiate, process and complete an entire transaction in a single visit or interaction, whereas multiple interactions were previously required. This improves customer loyalty, increases sales team productivity and reduces the time required to support each transaction."
Kofax Mobile Capture will support Apple iPhones and iPad devices and Android phones and tablet computers. It is comprised of two components: Kofax Mobile Applications and Kofax Mobile Services. Kofax Mobile Applications run directly on the mobile device to capture images of documents, photographs, audio, video and data. Once captured, the content is delivered to Kofax Mobile Services, a cloud based service hosted on Microsoft Azure. Kofax Mobile Services enhances images and delivers the content to the appropriate downstream Kofax processes. This allows Kofax customers to develop and deploy custom mobile capture applications while leveraging their existing Kofax capabilities with no change to their capture enabled BPM infrastructure.
Kofax Mobile Services leverages the Company's patented and patent pending VRS software, the de facto standard for image enhancement and perfection in document scanning applications. High quality images are critical in all capture applications, as they can significantly impact the success of downstream viewing and content extraction needs. Smartphones and tablet computers present unique challenges in capturing quality images and Kofax VRS ensures that an acceptable, process ready image is always available.
Potential use cases for Kofax Mobile Capture include: Customer on boarding processes at the customer's home or office where, for example, a lender's employee could capture the documentation necessary to assemble a complete mortgage application, accelerating approvals and providing a higher level of customer service. Similarly, insurance adjustors could use Kofax Mobile Capture in the field to capture photographs of damage, images of related documents and the other data required to initiate the claims process, reducing delays and accelerating payments to policy holders. Truck and delivery drivers could capture proof of delivery at customer locations and immediately submit that evidence to downstream tracking and billing processes. In each example, process latency is reduced, exceptions are resolved faster and customer service is improved.
For more information about Kofax Mobile Capture, visit: http://www.kofax.com/mobile-capture/


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Rental Cars New Zealand is proud to be a 100% kiwi owned and operated family company specialising in rental vehicles at affordable rates.
We are dedicated to providing our customers with a satisfying vehicle rental experience every hire. We offer a wide range of rental vehicles and pricing options from small hatchbacks through to 12 seat minibuses at prices to suit all budgets.
Our main car hire branches are located in Auckland, Wellingon, Christchurch and Picton, with our Auckland and Christchurch branches conveniently located within 2-3km of Auckland and Christchurch Airports.
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The Upper Level Independent School Entrance Exam® (ISEE) is often required for admission to American private high schools. This book is one of the only, if not the only, offering of its kind that focuses solely on the ISEE and specifically the test for students applying to grades 9 through 12. Focusing purely on the Upper Level ISEE allows us to offer an extraordinarily comprehensive guide that includes 6, full-length practice Upper Level ISEEs, 850+ vocabulary words with definitions, and nearly 2000 practice problems. Click here to read author Stephen Hayes's quick overview of the ISEE. Please note that ISEE® is a registered trademark of the Educational Records Bureau, which does not endorse this product.
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You just spent a week at Burning Man on a playa in the Black Rock Desert of Nevada. You even loved the dust, but now you're done with the dust. You loved the desert, but you're done with the heat. You loved not showering as much as you would at home, but you're tired of…Read more
Welcome to the new LABurningMan.com!
We are thrilled to introduce you to the new place for the LA Burning Man community to thrive: www.LABurningMan.com! Months (really, years) of thought and effort have gone into this website overhaul and we think you will be thrilled with the results. We now have a place to: ~~~~LEARN~~~~ About how to BURN AROUND LA…Read more
LA River Corp Seeks Large Art Pieces for Urban Garden Party
The LA River Corp is throwing their 5th Annual Urban Garden Party, a celebration that brings together civic leaders and change-makers who support transforming the LA River into a grand public destination. This year we will be honoring Senator Kevin De Leon and renowned architect Frank Gehry for their innovative leadership along the LA River.…Read more
Burner Bazaar Tomorrow!
Tomorrow August 22nd WeAreBazaar is putting on a last minute shopping event for all of you looking for some funky Playa goodies to complete your outfits! This is a FREE event with a juice bar, amazing music and of course wild shopping! 11AM-8PM @ Clover Los Feliz 1816 N. Vermont Blvd…Read more
My Burning Man Pix 2010 Through 2014
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All The Burn – Without the Burnout: An Introvert's Guide to Making the Most of the Playa
Surrounding yourself with 68,000 other people (of which at least half seem to want to randomly hug you while they/you are sweaty and covered in playa dust) does not seem like the first place you'd find a self-described introvert. But, surprisingly, the playa can be incredible journey for those of us who consider ourselves to…Read more
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The Shenanigan Wagon
A quaint covered wagon on the outside, and always a party on the inside, the Shenanigan Wagon returns to the Playa for its second year for more dusty, Colonial fun. No need for a dozen oxen, the Shenanigan Wagon comes with its own horsepower – originally a Ford Ranger pick-up truck, the designers and builders,…Read more
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Yesterday, I wrote about the top 5 social networking sites for kids. Today, I am giving to the top five healthcare social networking sites list. Here you can get the knowledge about everything, which is related to health. These healthcare social networking sites are for those people who are interested, working, servicing or studying in the field of healthcare and medical. These sites offer advice and discussions on the latest medical news and the developments.
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It has been exactly two weeks or 14 days since you have gotten your SPM results (or 15 days for STPM).
So, have you made up your mind what are you going to do next?
Well, some of you are already working part-time or full-time; some of you are still enjoying your holidays from schooling; some of you are doing internships or volunteering jobs on the side; and some of you are applying for jobs or college programs.
No matter what you have decided to do, it is important to stock up your bookshelves with some awesome and books that will help you in your journey after high school.
As the old saying goes, "The books you read and the people you meet are the main factors that shape the way you see the world."
Here's a list of books that we have come out with to help you in your journey.
We do not prefer one book from another on this list.
It solely depends on what you need right now.
1. What's After SPM? 101 Stories, 101 Young Malaysians
This is a great book that inclues 101 different stories from real Malaysians that allow any of you to see the different paths that your seniors have taken after their SPM. Some of them have taken familiar routes like A-Levels, STPM and foundations; some of them embarked their journey in their first career without further education; some of them went overseas for undergrad or post-grad education; and some of them traveled around the world. Pick one up, read these stories and get inspired by the ones that appeal to you the most.
And of course, don't ever limit your future planning to only these 101 routes. They are only examples that serve to inspire you to write your own story.
2. What Color Is Your Parachute? 2015: A Practical Manual for Job-Hunters and Career-Changers
This book is definitely our top pick as the most practical tool for any after high schoolers. Richard Bolles has very extensive experience in the career guidance and he provides a lot of real evidence to back up his ideas for those who is in the journey to shape their lives. This book is most useful for those who are hunting for jobs and want to land the job that he or she desires the most. Well, if you are still in college or postgraduate, this is the best time for you to read this book so you will be ahead of the job hunting game when you graduate.
3. Do What You Are: Discover the Perfect Career for You Through the Secrets of Personality Type
For those of you who are still in the process of learning more about yourself, be sure to read this book. Your natural personality type plays a very important role to sore in a career. Figure out which personality type you naturally are and find out which job or career suit you the best. This can help you a lot in making mistakes in getting into careers that might take more out of you for you to become the best in your field.
4. I Could Do Anything If I Only Knew What It Was: How to Discover What You Really Want and How to Get It
This book is similar by Barbara Sher is similar to our third choice. This book is for those of you who find personality tests and professional career counselors less helpful. This is a broader, less dense, and less intimidating version of "What Color Is Your Parachute?", and she reveals how to "recapture long lost goals, overcome the blocks that inhibit your success, decide what you want to be, and live your dreams." Her writing style is easy-to-follow and down to earth that will bring you all the way to the roots of what you really want deeply inside your heart.
5. The Success Principles(TM) – 10th Anniversary Edition: How to Get from Where You Are to Where You Want to Be
No matter what route you have picked for yourself, Jack Canfield's Success Principle is a must read for all the self-help books that has been published in the last decade. It summarizes all the timeless Success principles that works in any career you have chosen. Each of the principles in this book is supported by real life stories of known and unknown people making these principle the "living testimonies" that success is possible, regardless of your background and your current condition. While those conditions in your current life might hinder you from getting where you want to be, as long as you persist, you will succeed!
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Ten fantastic single-player maps make up this Sid Meier's Civilization V DLC pack designed by Firaxis Games. Five of the maps are based on real-world locations, chosen for their historical interest and gameplay possibilities. The remaining five are scripted map environments. These maps will change from game to game, but will focus on an exciting gameplay theme. From the arid Sandstorm to the lush Amazon, and from the Caribbean to the Bering Strait, these maps will give skilful Civilization V players new lands to conquer!


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Today's update highlights slower than expected trading within Air Partner's Charter division in Q4, resulting in a shortfall against previous profit expectations. Visibility is always fairly limited and activity in the UK was impacted by the December General Election and resultant uncertainty, which now looks to have cleared. Adjusted PBT is expected to be £4.3m in FY20 (year ending 31st Jan), compared to our previous forecast of £5.5m and a prior year outturn of £5.8m. The outlook for FY21 is brighter, with sizeable business wins in the Charter division for delivery in H1'21 and good order coverage for the Safety & Security division. Safety & Security also stands to benefit from the first full year of the Redline acquisition. As a result, the Board remains confident in FY21 prospects, suggesting Q4 represents only a short term setback. We place our forecasts under review for now, and expect to publish revised forecasts reflecting today's guidance in the coming days.
Companies: Air Partner
The H1 results at a headline level show the impact of IFRS 16 and no black Friday this year in H1 20, whereas it was included in H1 19. On an underlying basis, sales would have grown +1.3% and we estimate PBT would have risen by a high single digit % vs. the headline decline of c.10%.
Companies: Joules Group
Management has announced today that following the broadly successful stabilisation of the group in 2019 it will spend around £3m per annum, mainly to invest in the Safestyle brand after a period of restricted investment. This will also cover further improvement in systems and compliance across the group.
Companies: Safestyle UK
Rotala has released a positive trading update for FY19E, confirming that trading was in-line with market expectations, and that FY20E had started well. With increased government focus on infrastructure spend in the West Midlands and the North West (which accounts for approximately two thirds of Rotala's revenue), including expected upgrades to the bus network, we see opportunities for Rotala to benefit in the years ahead.
Companies: Rotala
Exciting new additions to the portfolio have been announced, including its 4th Aston Martin dealership, its first Rolls Royce dealership and a foothold in the Edinburgh market in Scotland, where previously it has not had representation. These businesses have been acquired from the administrator of Leven Motors for £1.6m including a freehold property worth £1.5m. Under management control and by deploying Cambria's proven acquisition and integration processes, these businesses are expected to be earnings neutral and move into profit in the first full year. While using modest assumptions pending their integration we have upgraded FY21 EPS by 2% and with it our fair value estimate to 100p.
Companies: Cambria Automobiles
Following continued delays of a Brexit agreement, few sectors within the UK market have remained attractive to investors despite low valuations. One sector which has continued to outperform despite the political drama has been the UK video gaming sector (henceforth UK gaming), which we are fans of. We believe a combination of sector-leading growth, strong cash conversion and timely cyclical positioning support our positive view on the UK video gaming sector.
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Dixons Carphone (DC) has reported LFL sales growth of +2% and -9% yoy in its main UK trading divisions, Electrical and Mobile Phones over the 10 weeks to 4 January 2020. It also appears to have held PBT guidance for the year to April 2020 at £210m although this is not specifically stated ("we are on track to deliver what we promised for this year..") The sales out-turn appears to be around a 1% point beat of expectation but the announcement also highlights price investment in the UK electricals segment possible explaining why the company has not raised guidance. We judge that there are no other significant strategy-related comments here.
Companies: Dixons Carphone
After several profit warnings since the end of 2018, Asos reported an encouraging start to the year. The strong sales volume during the Black Friday weekend across all regions pushed total sales growth to 20%, beating the upper range of consensus expectations.
Companies: ASOS
Due to an analyst departure, Cenkos Securities plc has suspended coverge of the following stocks (see table below). Our previous recommendation and forecasts can no longer be relied upon.
Companies: ASC DC/ HFD HWDN KGF MKS NXT
PPHE's FY19 trading update is solid, meaning that management is confident of meeting expectations. FY19 like-for-like (l-f-l) room revenue growth of 6.3% follows 6.7% growth in FY18. At this stage, typically, detailed commentary on the performance at individual country level is limited. Management has indicated that trading is benefiting from the £100m investment programme, and therefore the key drivers of growth in FY19 were London and the Netherlands. FY20 will continue to benefit from the two recently reopened Park Plaza hotels in the Netherlands. Longer-term growth will be driven by the £300m development pipeline, including key projects such as two art'otels in London and one in New York.
Companies: PPHE Hotel Group
Arena's interim results showed strong revenue growth, driven primarily by acquisitions, along with modest LFL growth. We expect a strong performance in the Middle East to be offset by a more challenging environment in the UK and the US, leading us to revise our forecasts downwards.
Companies: Arena Events
Disney+ hits 22m mobile users, SoftBank backed firm downsizes IPO, German mobile carrier selects Huawei
Companies: ENET 7DIG EVRH ZOO ZOO AMO BOOM MIRA MWE
Cambria has announced this morning the successful acquisition of one Aston Martin franchise and one Rolls-Royce Motor Cars franchise in Edinburgh from the administrator of Leven Cars Group Limited. The total cash consideration, which includes one freehold and one leasehold property along with certain fixed assets, is £1.6m and this will be funded from the Group's existing resources. We update forecasts to reflect this, with an increase in 2020E revenue of c.2.0% but no impact to earnings. In 2021E we assume an additional £30m of revenue and a 1.6% increase to adj. PBT forecasts (1.6% at the EPS level). We remain firmly confident in Cambria's ability to continue to execute and outperform the market as it has in recent years and see this latest acquisition as further evidence of the group's ability to effectively deploy capital and acquire assets at good value.
Companies: Cambria Automobiles
Sosandar, the celebrity-endorsed women's fashion brand, benefits from a simple and scalable capital-light online model, a fast-growing affluent customer base and a robust pipeline of new styles introduced each month. The company is achieving impressive growth across all key performance metrics and has a solid balance sheet to support its rapid expansion in the UK and, we believe, internationally over the medium term.
Companies: Sosandar
The global online gaming market generated c £40bn of gross gaming revenues (GGR) in 2018 and newly regulating markets (the US) are expected to contribute to 7% CAGR to 2023 (according to H2 Gambling Capital (H2GC)). However, while regulated markets have provided significant opportunities for operators to date, government intervention remains a constant threat and legislation is tightening. Some mature markets (notably the UK) have been raising taxes and implementing regulatory burdens, which increases the cost of business. In our view, success will depend on a combination of scale, diversification, proprietary technology and a strong balance sheet. Many of the 12 operators in this report should benefit from these dynamics and sector valuations remain attractive, at 12.6x P/E, 8.2x EV/EBITDA and 6.0% dividend yield for FY19.
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Gill, a 12-year veteran of the Coca-Cola system, will take over the newly created role of Senior Vice-President Operations for India, the company said in a statement.
"He will serve as the Franchise Head for all the 14 bottlers operating in India and will report to Venkatesh Kini, President, Coca-Cola India and South West Asia," it added.
Coca-Cola India operates with 14 bottlers of parent The Coca-Cola Company in India, one of which is a company owned bottling entity -- Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages Pvt Ltd.
Announcing the new structure, Kini said: "Under the new operating structure effective January 2017, the franchise management function of Coca-Cola India has been organised for geographical synergies instead of bottling territories."
He further said: "Now that we have built a solid foundation for our business over the last two decades, we are ready to embrace India as one national market with common commercial metrics, marketing calendars and market execution standards."
This will drive productivity, reduce duplication, leverage technology, enable digitisation and capitalise on the company's distribution scale, he added.
The new structure also enables the company's business to be a growth engine for Coca-Cola Company by capitalising on emerging opportunities like e-commerce, modern trade, new beverages and digitisation, while continuing to build on its wide reach in traditional trade, the statement said.
Gill re-joins Coca-Cola India system after serving as Vice President and General Manager, Upstate New York and Pennsylvania for Coca-Cola Refreshments.
The company also named six region directors who will assist Gill in the operations. These include Ravinder Singh for North; Ashish Jain, Delhi-NCR; Alka Shukla, Uttar Pradesh; Arpita Maitra, East; Alok Kohli, Central and West; Vikas Sunkad, South.
The new structure is only applicable to Coca-Cola India and the operating structure Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages Pvt Ltd (HCCB) remains intact.
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NOTE: If you are looking for information regarding the One-Year License with Stipulations or the Three-Year License with Stipulations please see the License with Stipulations webpage.
Educators in Wisconsin are licensed based on the completion of a state-approved educator preparation program. All educator preparation programs in Wisconsin that are approved by the State Superintendent have incorporated all the statutory requirements as stated in Wis. Stat. 118.19 and Wis. Admin. Code PI 34.
It is not likely that a state-approved educator preparation program outside of Wisconsin will have the same statutory requirements in their programs because each state has its own licensing requirements. As a result, applicants for a Wisconsin educator license who completed their program outside of Wisconsin will not usually have fulfilled all the statutory requirements for a Wisconsin educator license. Applicants who are otherwise eligible for a Wisconsin license based on their credentials may be issued a license with statutory stipulations. For a list of statutory stipulations and details about the specific statutory stipulation criteria, please see Wisconsin Statutory and Administrative Rule Requirements for Educator Licenses.
If you are unsure if you have statutory stipulations, use the How to Check for Stipulations in ELO PDF to check if there are statutory stipulations on your license.
License with Statutory Stipulations
If an educator is issued a license with statutory stipulations, they will receive a statutory stipulation letter along with their license certificate. The license holder should retain the statutory stipulation letter. A few things to note about license with statutory stipulations:
- Licenses with statutory stipulations cannot be advanced to the Tier III Lifetime license.
- All statutory stipulations must be satisfied or removed during the license period, before the expiration date of the license, in order to obtain a regular educator license (without statutory stipulations).
- If an educator has not removed all statutory stipulations before the expiration date of their license, they may be eligible for a Provisional license. A Provisional license is a three-year license available to teachers, administrators and pupil service educators. A Provisional license may be issued to educators who completed an approved educator preparation program. This is a full license. Please see the Application Directions for (Re)issuance of Provisional License for information on eligibility and directions on how to apply.
- Professional development is required for removing all statutory stipulations except conflict resolution and student teaching. The requirements for these latter two can be met through experience.
- Educators must provide evidence of meeting statutory stipulations when applying to renew or advance their license.
Believe You Already Met a Statutory Stipulation?
If you feel that you have already completed coursework that covers any statutory stipulations cited when your license was issued by the DPI, make a copy of the statutory stipulation letter and send it to the college or university where you completed your educator preparation program. Request that an official from that college or university (preferably the certification officer or dean of the education department) forward a letter of verification to the DPI, indicating that specific coursework satisfies one or more of the statutory stipulations.
Conflict Resolution
The Conflict Resolution statutory stipulation can also be met with a letter from the educator's school district supervisor attesting that the educator has demonstrated competency in all of the following:
- Resolving conflicts between pupils and between pupils and school staff.
- Assisting pupils in learning methods of resolving conflicts between pupils and between pupils and school staff, including training in the use of peer mediation to resolve conflicts between pupils.
- Dealing with crises, including violent, disruptive, potentially violent or potentially disruptive situations, that may arise in school or at activities supervised by a school as a result of conflicts between pupils or between pupils and other persons.
Student Teaching - Not Enough Weeks
State law requires that teachers complete a full semester of full-time student teaching. Teachers whose preparation program required less than 18 weeks can meet this statutory stipulation with a verification of employment confirming 18 weeks of successful full-time teaching experience. These verifications should be uploaded with your application to renew or advance your license.
Courses and Workshops that Address Statutory Stipulations
Any identified statutory stipulation that can be fulfilled through coursework can be completed at any approved program. However, the following includes information of programs created specifically to the needs of educators who holds license with statutory stipulations.
|Program Name
|Information/Statutory Stipulations Courses
|DPI American Indian Studies Program
(608) 267-2283
American Indian Studies Events
(262) 787-9500, ext. 9523
|CESA 6 RITE Program
(920) 236-0508
CESA 6 Website: Educator Support Page
(920) 617-5641
CESA 7 Website: TDC/Alternative Licensure program.
|The Network/ CESA 11
(715) 986-2020 Ext. 2127
|UW Colleges (13 campuses and online)
Renee Gralewicz
Anthropology and Sociology Department Website
|UW – Eau Claire
UW-Eau Claire Continuing Education
UW-Eau Claire Continuing Education Website
|UW – Green Bay
UW–Green Bay Education Outreach
|UW - La Crosse
UW-La Crosse School of Education
UW-La Crosse School of Education Website
|Edgewood College
Joe Combie
Edgewood College School of Education Website
|UW – Extension Independent Learning
Independent Learning
UW Independent Learning Website
(608) 265-8041
Mediation Techniques for Managing Conflict
|UW – Milwaukee
(414) 229-2738
Meeting Stipulations through UW-M Courses: Includes Application Process
Contact Angel Hessel
(414) 229-4179
|UW – River Falls Continuing Education
(715) 425-3256
UW-River Falls Continuing Education Website
|UW – Stevens Point School of Education
Maggie Beeber, Licensing Officer
(715) 346-2040
UW-Stevens Point Continuing Education Website
|UW - Stout
(715) 232-4088
UW-Stout School of Education Website
|Crisis Prevention Institute
(800) 558-8976
Nonviolent Crisis Intervention
(414) 375-0168
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KBDD 59.6mm Tail Blades for 450 Helis
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Our collection of Powdered Tea includes the renowned Matcha and exquisite Kabusé powders. While Matcha is still prepared as part of the Japanese Tea Ceremony, it can also be drunk every day as a wonderful perk-me-up to start the day. Made from finely ground tea leaves, enjoying your Matcha or Kabusé powders organic is definitely the way to go!
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|Start date
|Full time
|1 year
|2–3 days a week
|September 2020
|Part time
|2 years
|1–2 days a week
|September 2020
This course aims to prepare you for creative roles in the context of landscape and urbanism design practice and research. Our London location, local and European networks and an international perspective provide the focus for contemporary landscape and urbanism projects, including green and water infrastructures, resilient and adaptive city strategies and the detailed design of places for people.
Design projects reflect opportunities and challenges of contemporary landscape urbanism, at global and local scales. Themes include public realm, green and blue infrastructures, wellbeing, growth and transformation through time, climate change, biodiversity, city and identity, and zones of transition. Modules in research and theory support critical reflection, while study of materials and techniques supports appropriate technical knowledge and inquiry.
Workshops include: communication, learning through making, observation, mapping and consultation, building information modelling (BIM).
The course offers interdisciplinary postgraduate learning.
Design projects and portfolio, landscape and urbanism manifesto, and an individual design research project.
Please note that this is an indicative list of modules and is not intended as a definitive list. Those listed here may also be a mixture of core and optional modules.
This module addresses the specifics of placemaking of significant urban space(s). At this scale the emphasis is on the identification of significant existing features and uses and the transformation process through addition and subtraction. Materials and spatial qualities are explored, as are changes through time. This module allows for detailed resolution. The study of precedent landscape and urban design projects is an important component of the module.
The module addresses project(s) at the strategic planning and regional, city scale. The module involves students both independently and in teams in the proposal of scenarios for development or regeneration at the strategic scale, and demands a critical comparative evaluation of the scenarios. Students are required to develop independent proposals based on this analysis and exploration. The module involves a study visit and engagement with appropriate agencies and players as appropriate and relevant. Topical issues and agendas are specifically highlighted. Group and interdisciplinary work is a very important component of the process because of the scale and breadth of investigation. Students individually develop detailed proposals within the wider terrain.
This module introduces students to the research process and enables them to acquire a critical knowledge of the concept and theory of research methodologies and to develop a theoretical grounding and literacy in landscape design and urbanism, to support research-informed design practice. It provides students with practice of conducting research via secondary sources. The subject area is relevant for students of architecture, urban design, landscape architecture, and texts are drawn from each of these disciplines. Much of the synthesis of the material will rely on seminar discussion and independent study. The module focus is the bringing together of different disciplines with the 'landscape' as forum for discussion, rather than the 'built' form. Students participate in seminar presentations of reviews of critical texts to support the development of a landscape & urbanism manifesto annotated with photos, diagrams and drawings explaining key arguments, or an essay.
This module addresses contexts and relationships of practice that are increasingly interdisciplinary, transnational and inclusive of co-design and co-production.
The landscape has resonance as shared asset and responsibility, and as agency within the context of its identity, processes, tendencies and our human occupation of, and engagement with, place. The module reflects the interdisciplinary experience of students and staff, and aims to be inclusive of diverse international landscape & urbanism practice.
The module highlights:
The module covers, in outline, the range of activities with which landscape architects and co- professionals are involved, from reading the land and interpreting a brief, to the more specific elements involved in ground modelling, drainage, clothing the land including hard surfaces and planting, microclimate, lighting. It addresses the appropriate choice and application of materials and technique that reflect current preoccupations with risks and opportunities, such as flooding and resilience. The ongoing maintenance, management and husbandry are discussed in the light of appropriateness, ethics and sustainability. Effective representation of the information is investigated through case studies and working drawings. The module is likely to include study visits and is assessed through the development of a personal dossier, and participation in a group workshops and review of a case study project/s.
The Masters Project is a capstone project and the culmination of the educational experience of the MA Landscape and Urbanism programme. Typically the Masters Project develops a theme or interest emerging from study within the preceding modules. It involves students in the development of an individual research question or project brief which will define a focus within the scope of the landscape and urbanism context, and reflect individual curiosity, creativity and ambition. Students research from a wide range of sources and focus on the issues and themes appropriate to the specific project. The brief is developed with tutor guidance. It may seek to develop and test the landscape and urbanism manifesto. The Masters Project includes precedent and literature reviews, primary and secondary research appropriate to the theme, locating the project in its contemporary context of landscape and urbanism research and practice.
The project will be presented in a format (eg for publication or exhibition) appropriate to the theme and anticipated audience. Students are encouraged to define aspirational agendas that address current challenges: economic, environmental and social, and define appropriate goals in this dynamic field of theory and practice. Projects may relate to live research and enterprise briefs within the Landscape Interface Studio.
You will have the opportunity to study a foreign language, free of charge, during your time at the University as part of the Kingston Language Scheme. Options currently include: Arabic, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish.
We aim to ensure that all courses and modules advertised are delivered. However in some cases courses and modules may not be offered. For more information about why, and when you can expect to be notified, read our Changes to Academic Provision.
Regulations governing this course are available here
Details of term dates for this course can be found here
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This course is taught at Kingston School of Art, Knights Park
020 3308 9930*
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This course is taught at Kingston School of Art, Knights Park


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Is it normal for the mom to lay awake the night before the first day of school while the children all slumber contently in their beds? Because that is exactly what I did. I've always been an up-all-night person on the night before school. When I went to school, when I taught school, and even teaching homeschool now…I still lie awake the night before, leaving me running on adrenaline the next day. I guess it's just a character flaw…
Anyway, with the exception of one slight (ok, pretty big actually) problem…my kids had amazing first days. My girls both woke up ready to go. They got dressed and flew through their morning chores. When we dropped them off, they happily walked into their respective places, waved good-bye with hardly a second glance, and set to their learning day. I consider this such a blessing. I knew that Hannah would do that, but I was worried about Lydia. I shouldn't have been! She did great marching right in to her preschool daycare. Here are a few pictures from the day:
Yesterday when they got home, they were all smiles. They excitedly told us about their days. Hannah was super excited that made new friends and that she didn't get in trouble at all…ever…not even a little bit (she has perfectionist tendencies…I actually told her yesterday that it's ok to get in trouble every once in a while, just as long as she doesn't make it a regular thing!). And Lydia couldn't stop talking about all the friends she had made.
Now, the day did not go off perfectly…as I'm learning to accept and roll with the punches. As we were taking Hannah to the drop off line, we suddenly got a flat tire, and had to park a little ways from school and walk. I decided not to be grumpy about it for a few reasons. First of all, it couldn't be helped. Also, I didn't want to set off Hannah's day badly. We certainly could have been further from the school. And finally, I've always really wanted to walk to school. Even when I was a kid, I've wanted to walk to school. So it was kind of like a bucket list thing for me.
The one thing that I almost got cranky about was that the flat tire was surely going to set our first homeschool day back. But, Tim happily came to our rescue, despite his incredibly crazy schedule, so I decided to be happy too. Isaac struggled with seeing the positives of this setback:
But, eventually even he perked up. I told the boys that one of the great things about homeschool is learning that life happens. Because they are with me all the time, they get a front seat row to "life happening". And it seems that life is pretty exciting in the Wood family. James has decided to call these moments, "Wood Family Adventures." I like it.
My boys were awesome. One of the main reasons why we sent the girls to public school this year was to give the boys some concentrated one-on-one time to bond. That's been difficult for them. Yesterday affirmed our decision. We began our day with a great bible study about siblings called My Brother's Keeper. I highly recommend it. It has given us a lot of things to think about and consider, and I think the boys really enjoyed it too. Then, they spent the day learning together, and I even let them do something crazy…I let them walk down the road together and play out of my sight for about thirty minutes. This was tough for me…I'm a keep-an-eye-on-em mama. But, I know that my boys need time to be in the "wilderness" and play together. They came back all smiles, and spent the rest of the afternoon playing together. I loved seeing them bond yesterday, and I'm enjoying the same view even today. Thank you Father, for affirming our decision for the year!
I'm still getting used to the fact that I can post James's picture anywhere I want. I find myself thinking, "Can he do this? Can I let him do that?" It's quite the adjustment, but it's one that I am thoroughly enjoying. I got his Adoption Decree in the mail this week, and I stood there and held it for a while and read every single word just to let it sink in really well. And then, to top off the day, James called her his "birth mom" for the first time ever. While that may not sound like a big deal to you, it is to me. We've never asked him to do that. He's always called her his "mom" but yesterday he didn't. While I am still sad for her, my heart is SO happy that he's seeing us as his family more and more. These little things that seem so small are such a big deal in the steps to become his family and his people in his mind and heart.
I think the best part of the day was when we went to pick up the girls. They all acted like it had been ages since they had seen each other, and they spent the whole evening playing outside ALL together with almost NO fighting. That's pretty big right now in our neck of the woods.
The Lord's thoughts are so much higher than mine. I am continually in awe of His provision and plan for us…as small as we are…that He cares THAT much.
How did your family's first day back to school go?


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The Sportsman
The remarkable sporting life of Philip Fussell. This fascinating book looks back on a lifetime spent in pursuit of game and wood pigeon, notably in his native west country, where it all began, with working up a business in the catching and sale of rabbits, then moleskins and woodpigon.
He became a brilliant Shot at woodpigeon and game, shot clays for fun and won a world championship. However he has never shot a woodpigeon during their main breeding season. This was when he was fishing the Spey, playing cricket or shooting some clays – without really trying he won a place in the England team. Then when the season gets under way there aren't many days when he isn't either shooting partridge or pheasant. He also played cricket for Somerset and took up golf, at which he was almost immediately proficient.
His good humour combined with his exceptional ability with both gun and rod, has ensured long list of invitations. One admirer even treated him to a bespoke sidelock Beretta and made him an foc member of his shoot. Enabling all of this to happen, apart from his considerable charm, was his late wife Jane who ran the Steakhouse restaurant that our man had created in an old building on the family farm, a role which she enjoyed enormously.
Philip, now in his late 80s, is still shooting to a standard which few of us could ever hope to achieve. It all makes for a fascinating read and is very nicely written with author Rupert Godfrey. Sit back and enjoy.
Format: 165mm x 240mm, 144 Pages
Binding: Casebound
Illustrations: Over 50 biographical images.
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(Web Desk) — The emotional roller coaster that is Pakistan Super League (PSL) reaches the end of the line this weekend. It has infused life into the ailing Pakistani cricket circuit as well as garnering the interest of the fans that have glued themselves to the TV sets as the fixtures unfold late at night. …read in detail
Saudi-Iran tussle: Just another sectarian war?
There is a time for peace and there is a time for war. In the modern world, the times of peace are simply the period of intermission in which the nations gear up and pump the munition back into their war machines while passing white-toothed smiles to their adversaries. This theory has survived the test …read in detail
Unraveling Google's operating structure
Google recently announced a change in hierarchy of its organization by establishing a parent company Alphabet. A few friends of mine recently inquired as to what this sudden change in hierarchy means and what are the divisions and their respective heads inside Google. Here is a simplified breakdown of where 'Alphabet', parent company of Google, …read in detail
#ShawaalKaMahaaz: Things you should know about Shawal valley & operation
(Web Desk) — In a first for local and international media, Dunya News' Chief National Security Correspondent, Wajahat Saeed Khan reports from the ongoing Shawal operation, which was launched last August, a full fourteen month after the launch of Zarb-e-Azb, the Pakistani military s largest counterinsurgency offensive in years. Embedded with 9th Infantry Division of the …read in detail
Activists send Mark Zuckerberg hand sanitizers after he meets with Narendra Modi
(Web Desk) – A group of activists known by the name of 'Alliance for Justice and Accountability' is planning to send Mark Zuckerberg hundreds of hand sanitizer bottles after the Facebook founder met with Indian PM Narendra Modi. The act of sending the bottles, said the activists, is to help Mark Zuckerberg wipe off the …read in detail
Microsoft Trolls Google, Alphabet with abc.wtf
In a hilarious turn of events on the launch of Alphabet, now the parent company of Google, Microsoft has trolled Alphabet's domain: abc.xyz Microsoft has (according to unconfirmed reports) registered domains resembling closely to the newly launched Alphabet site: abc.wtf abc.fail The sites redirect the users to Microsoft's search engine, Bing, as the pun intended names …read in detail
Sticks and Stones: 20 Years Jail Imposed by Zionist Israel on 'Stone Throwers'
The Zionist Republic of Israel has approved a sentencing of 20 years for stone throwers. Apparently seeking justice against the killing of one's siblings, parents and being uprooted from your homes qualifies for getting incarcerated for 2 decades. The doctrine is simple; We bomb you with phosphorus, commit war crimes and then we incarcerate …read in detail


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Makeup Monday: Blackheart
1. Brows: Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Wiz Mechanical Brow Pencil in "Dark Brown"
2. Brows: Anastasia Beverly Hills Dipbrow Pomade Waterproof Brow Color in "Soft Brown"
3. Eyes: Urban Decay Naked3 Palette Shadows used: 1. "Blackheart" (all over lid and over lower lashline) 2. "Nooner" (blended in crease) 3. "Dust" (inner corner and dabbed in the middle of the lid)
4. Eyes: Urban Decay Primer Potion
5. Urban Decay 24/7 Glide On Eye Pencil in "Perversion"
6. Urban Decay 24/7 Liquid Liner in "Perversion"
7. Smashbox Blush Rush in "Heartbreak"
8. Melt Cosmetics Lipstick in "6Six6" (currently sold out, see below for alternatives)
I was supposed to be working on a Valentine's Day look, but found myself going in the opposite direction. Let's call this an Anti-Valentine's Day look. Don't read too much into this; I fully plan on celebrating with hearts and candy galore (and I have another look I'll be posting). But back in the day – oh, half my lifetime ago – I was very anti Valentine's Day. I even had a shirt that said so. So, if you're feeling dark and moody on this polarizing holiday, here's a look for you. It's even complete with appropriately named cosmetics!