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To be or not to be – that's no more a question to bother about. Geek or no geek, you can atleast look like one! Geek Chic is a retro style that looks unique, plus it's popular with a lot of celebrities. This guide will explain how to dress, match, and pick your clothing. This guide will guide you through the look step by step with some additional tips and dont's at the end. Read on and complete your look as a geek chic!
1. WEAR THE RIGHT T-SHIRT. Any color, preferably featuring a print relevant to geek/nerd culture. Comic book characters and symbols, science maths and computer jokes/references, science fiction & fantasy cartoons, movies, television series and games, anime/manga, video games. Plain t-shirts are good for layering. Try a plain bold colour like purple over a striped long-sleeve, and plain white t-shirts if you prefer to wear these under dress shirts.
2. GET YOURSELF STYLISH HORN RIMMED GLASSESS… as simple as that! Oversized glasses will be better, but make sure that they fit! Overdoing the oversizing thing may make you look like Uday Chopra in Pyar Impossible! And that's terribly scary to say the least.
3. LONG SLEEVED AND ¾ SLEEVED T-SHIRTS are good on their own or for layering under a short-sleeved t-shirt. These can be a variety of colours, using a stripe pattern is a good choice. Try not to think too much about colour-coordinating them with a t-shirt, as the aim of this look is to mismatch your clothes.
- Polo t-shirts will go over a long-sleeved t-shirt or under a cardigan. Again, go for striped patterns. It's crucial that you make sure these tops fit you well, so look at modern fitted options. A baggy polo top will look geek, not geek chic.
- Buttoned t-shirts. It's worth it to get a small amount of baseball-neck t-shirts to layer under a cardigan, as this will add some more variety and add a fashionable edge. Otherwise, buy V-neck t-shirts in stripe patterns for a modern flattering look.
4. ADD LONG-SLEEVED SHIRTS. For long-sleeved shirts, get a variety of plain bold colours. Red, yellow, turquoise, etc. You can also get a few striped or unusual patterned ones. Have a look around vintage and thrift stores. For short-sleeved shirts you can be more creative. There are lots of different patterns to look at, checked being the most obvious choice for geek chic. Look at others, such as paisley designs, or repeated images. These are a good choice, because they are light, work well with all kinds of layering (a key to geek chic), and will instantly be recognised as a geeky sign.
5. HOODED ZIP-UP SWEATERS should be a staple for very casual geek chic. Any colour is good, go for ones with patterns, geometric, striped, a variety is good. These are a back-to-basics choice for layering over a t-shirt is you get cold. Use jumpers and cardigans for wearing over a shirt however. It's worth getting some toned-down pull-over hoodies as well for colder weather.
6. JUMPERS ARE A TYPICAL CHOICE for this style. Get quite a few so you have lots of matching options. Use v-neck plain sweaters for use over checked shirts, and sweater-vests for your patterned long and short-sleeved shirts. Argyle and stripes are the best choices for sweater-vests. Sweat jumpers can be used in small amounts, but striped ones are a very good choice. Black and white stripes, black and red, blue and green, etc. Argyle sweaters paired with coloured skinny jeans will present a classic geek look. Basically, sweaters of all kinds are the staple top for this look, so get many with lots of variety.
7. CARDIGANS ARE A MODERN FASHIONABLE OPTION. Not so much in fashion anymore and given bad reviews by many females, they are great for geek chic! Remember, the look is designed to look bookish, but cute and fashionably edgy. The best choice are simple, fitted, plain cardigans. Get a variety of colours. They are great for layering over anything, but good options are pairing them with plain bold shirts, polos and baseball t-shirts.
8. JEANS-JEANS A STAPLE OF MOST STYLES, AND GEEK CHIC IS NO EXCEPTION. When wearing with geek chic, skinny and slim fits are the best. Achieving a slim lower silhouette is a corner-stone of the look. For regular fitted jeans go for shades of brown and grey as well as basic blue and black. Red slim jeans are a core choice too.For skinny jeans, you can get regular skinny or stretch. Larger wearers should stay with regular skinny. Black skinny jeans will look flattering on anyone who isn't massively overweight (if you are, then stay away from skinny jeans altogether, but getting slim jeans in your appropriate waist size will look very good). Apart from black, go for colours – bright blue, red, purple, etc. Have a look around retro stores (online and offline) there are lots of neat alternative choices such as purple checked, burgundy, turquoise. Unusual jean colours of any cut are good for this look.
9. OTHER BOTTOM – IF YOU WANT TO GO FOR A MORE OBVIOUSLY GEEKY LOOK, THEN CONSIDER THE OPTIONS AVAILABLE IN PLACE OF JEANS. Corduroy trousers have long been a nerd stereotype and should be incorporated into your look. Get green, olive, khaki, grey, but have a look for fashionable high-street stores selling skinny and fitted pairs. Look at chino and casual trousers, in browns or dark colours like burgundy and indigo. Apart from plain casual trousers, you should look at checked/plaid designs for the ultimate geek trouser option.
10. CONVERSE TRAINERS ARE A KEY CHOICE. There are lots of colour options and they go with casual and smart clothes. For a smarter choice, go with brogues in brown or tan. Apart from these, Vans are a great shoe brand to browse. There slip on pairs in checked patterns are a brilliant choice because they come in lots of colour combinations. Other than slip-ons, look at the skate shoes and trainers. Wearing a pair of modern brown plimsolls with casual trousers and layered t-shirts are a great look.
11. There are lots of varieties to go with the next one. Check out BOMBER JACKETS, BOTH LEATHER AND REGULAR. HOODED WOOL JACKET and heavyweight hoodies, nylon baseball jackets, macs/cropped trench coats. You can choose any colour you want, but try matching them with your shirts. A good option is zip-up track jacket. They are slimming, come in a variety of colours, and the lack of hood means they can look good with shirts. Apart from all of these, military-style bomber jackets are the best option. Light, look good and go great with t-shirts and hoodies, you should look at these. Brown, sand, plum, lots of colours and choices so choose one you like.
12. ACCESSORIES ARE A CHANCE FOR YOU TO BE CREATIVE AND INDIVIDUAL. The most obvious one is, of course, glasses again. If you don't need them, you can get 0 strength lens. Stay away from rounded wire frames, instead go for black framed, horn-rimmed and thick coloured arms. Look at modern options, and pick an attractive pair.For belts, it's good to get black and brown for conservative options, but get ones that are snap-buckles, so you can get some interesting, geeky buckles (super-hero emblems, video game icons, etc.) to wear. Thick white belts are good to pair with a 'poindexter' look. Look at printed belts too, Pac-man, Mario, national flags, the variety is near limitless.Buy a watch! All geeks have watches because time is very important. When buying a bag, go for a shoulder-strap messenger bag. Brown or green, or try one with an image printed on it. Want something a little more unusual? Try getting a character-shaped backpack. Nothing screams geek chic than a Yoda shaped backpack.
13. Lastly, get some GEEKY BADGES featuring anime/manga, cartoons, maths equations, etc. Pin one to your cardigan, and bag straps.
14 . WHERE WOULD GEEK CHIC BE WITHOUT SUITS? Pinstriped suits in light blues and browns are the best, especially with converse trainers (so Doctor Who). Essentially, brown is the colour of choice. A three-piece brown suit with a skinny coloured tie is good, but try plaid sports coats as well. Wear a 'sandwich' layer between coat and shirt, such as sweater vests, jumpers, cardigans, waistcoats/vests. For shoes, wear converse, but if true formality is required, wear brogues, loafers and Chelsea boots.So, that was basically all about how to dress, what to wear and how to accessorize the overall look. So, let's move over to DO'S AND DON'TS – TO GO WITH THE RIGHT KIND OF DRESSING AND ACCESSORIZING.
1. GET A DECENT HAIRCUT. A bad haircut will ruin the look, this is the last step from geek to geek chic. Short hair doesn't work too well, go for a modern indie option, like the straightened fringe casually swept to the side. Be clean-shaven, the beard and moustache will look too much into the plain geek side (however, darker skinned wearers should consider growing a moustache and sideburns like Earl from My Name is Earl, this will look very chic with the shirt/sweater vest combo).
- Printed t-shirt, bright patterned hoody, neutral bomber jacket, slim brown jeans, black converse, green messenger bag, black framed glasses.
- Pink paisley shirt, brown striped sweater vest, fitted olive corduroy trousers, checked Vans slip-ons, white belt, Yoda bag.
- Purple & black striped V-neck t-shirt, black cardigan, purple skinny jeans, checked belt with Superman logo buckle, purple & black Vans trainers, Nintendo messenger bag.
- Long-sleeved striped t-shirt, Batgirl t-shirt, plaid casual trousers, brown plimsolls, brown messenger bag.
- Red & white small checked shirt (short-sleeve burgundy skinny chino's, skinny red polka dot tie, red V-neck sweater, tan brogues, tan belt.
3. THERE ARE THREE CORNER STONES to the geek chic look. Layering, slim silhouette, accessories. For layering, wear at least two layers and have a third (usually some kind of jacket) option ready. For slim silhouette, simply avoid baggy trousers. Go for slim, skinny and fitted trousers with more narrow legs. And accessories, wear cool buckles, badges, messenger bags, strange skinny ties, anything with a geeky and nerdy theme.
4. THE OVERALL AIM IS TO LOOK CUTE AND SWEET, it isn't a macho look, so if that's what you want, don't go with it. Girls adore sweet guys, so wear this look with confidence, upgrade your grooming habits, keep your body in shape, and always try to look your best. Care about what you look like, and this style will suit you. It's all about being creative, there is so much to nerd/geek culture, you can invent lots of options, so have fun.
5. LOOK STYLISH YET AT THE SAME TIME A BIT QUIRKY. Nothing too much though but the absolute most important thing is always wear a clip on tie as regular ones are just too smart.
1. IT DOESN'T MATTER WHAT OTHER PEOPLE THINK. You may be insulted for having this look, but look confident and you will have no problems.
2. SOME FASHIONS (CLOTHES, HAIRSTYLES, ETC.) WON'T LOOK GOOD ON YOU BECAUSE OF YOUR BUILD, ETHNICITY, AGE, OR OTHER ELEMENTS THAT YOU HAVE NO DIRECT CONTROL OVER. It is well and good to lose excessive weight or workout to build up a scrawny body, but you must ultimately accept those things that you can't change about your appearance, short of plastic surgery. Choose fashion that looks good on the body you have, not the body you wish you had. Also, wear what fits your personality, not someone else's, even if that someone else is smoother, more stylish and debonair than you are. Remember, you're not supposed to be aiming for "macho" or "manly". If that's what you want, then you don't want geek-chic.
3. DON'T FALL INTO THE TRAP OF LOOKING DORKY WHEN WEARING THE SMARTER OUTFIT. You do this by making sure your clothes fit well, look stylish even with the geeky overtone, and by mixing a standard piece with the non-norm.
4. BECAUSE THIS FASHION IS ASSOCIATED WITH TEENS AND COLLEGE STUDENTS, GEEK CHIC IS NOT RECOMMENDED IF YOUR'RE OVER THE AGE OF 23. Even if you look young for your age, once you're past your student years, it's time to be taken seriously. Otherwise, you risk looking either like the "Comic Book Guy" from The Simpsons or an immature adult. Even David Tennant is now well past the age where it once made him look hot. So, this one goes as the most important of all!


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""If you want to continually grow your blog, you need to learn to blog on a consistent basis."
Neil Patel
In my previous post, I made reference to Canva, your literal bible when blogging on a budget. However, one huge drawback that I had mentioned was the limited amount of fonts. Because Canva is online, you are unable to add to the fonts already available. Additionally, the sizing is restricted to specific numbers… Argh.
But before you go rushing off to spend hundreds of dollars on Adobe Photoshop I have an answer.
Today, we are going to use both Canva AND Word to develop your ideal graphic. It's super easy and will save you over $100 on Photoshop software.
Firstly, log onto Canva and create the graphic you want but without the font headings.
If you are new to Canva follow the link here.
So far I have simply chosen my photo and placed a filter over the top. Download as a PNG and open it in Word (change your orientation to landscape to fit the photo).
Fit your image to the edge of the page (as I have done). Then go ahead and add your ideal font.
Turquoise; my favourite colour 🙂
Here comes the tricky (but not so tricky) part.Click on Select and choose Select All. You can also simply press Ctrl A, that will select all the images.
Afterwards, press Ctrl C to copy all of the images.
The next step is to open another Word DOC and change the orientation to landscape.
Now click on Paste and then choose Paste Special.
Click on Picture (Enhanced Metafile).
Now your font is apart of the Canva graphic!
Right click on the image and click Save as Picture. And you are done!
Did you find this tutorial useful? Let me know in the comments below ❤


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Opinion Journal: Kissel's Weekly Opinion Wrap
Editorial Board Member Mary Kissel wraps up the week's commentary and highlights her not-to-miss picks.
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... this week on the Wall Street Journal's editorial pages ... the White House held a conference on by the extreme isn't without mentioning radical Islam ... we argued you can't win a war if you don't identify the enemy ... a Texas court struck down the president's executive action on immigration ... we counseled the GOP the party to victory in stop pursuing ... a Department of Homeland Security shut down ... that that would take away ... best of the Web Today calmness chain saran so says Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker's lack of a college degree ... might be an advantage on the presidential campaign trail ... in the last but not least Potomac Watch Columnist Kim straw soul and Cruz the Clintons ... for using the charity as an ethically questionable unofficial campaign vehicle ... then again it is the clients ... you can find all this commentary and more at WSJ dot com for slashed opinion ... I'm Mary Kissel with The Wall Street Journal editorial board ...


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In the first part of this series, I wrote that we need to teach mental math strategies for multiplication. This is similar to what we do for addition and subtraction. But first, students need to learn the concept of multiplication through arrays, equal groups, repeated addition, etc.. Once they understand and can explain what multiplication is, then it is time to start memorizing the multiplication facts.
But…what usually happens is that some students are good at memorizing and can recall them on demand. Most will learn a multiplication table and then start forgetting it soon thereafter. Yes, there are ways to improve memorization skills and I do teach my students those tips.
Memorization is part of becoming fluent in the facts. But we also know that we will have many students who will battle with memorizing all the multiplication facts.
Also, fluency is more than just memorization. As this article at National Council of Teachers of Mathematics states:
Computational fluency refers to having efficient and accurate methods for computing. Students exhibit computational fluency when they demonstrate flexibility in the computational methods they choose,understand and can explain these methods, and produce accurate answers efficiently. The computational methods that a student uses should be based on mathematical ideas that the student understands well, including the structure of the base-ten number system, properties of multiplication and division, and number relationships.
So having flexibility in computational methods is the key to having true fluency. That's why students need to have a repertoire of multiplication fluency strategies!
We need to teach students multiplication mental math strategies to arrive at the product more efficiently WHEN or IF memory recall fails.
These mental math strategies are to be practiced with paper and pencil first, but eventually (just like the addition strategies) they begin to use them mentally with more efficiency. There are two categories of strategies: Foundational Strategies and Derivative Strategies.
In part 2, we'll explore the Foundation Strategies.
The Foundation Strategies
The multiplication fluency strategies must be taught first as they are the foundation for the later Derivative Strategies.
The Foundation Strategies involve basic mental math skills such as
- skip-counting (which leads to repeated addition)
- finding a pattern (related to skip-counting)
- knowing the Identity and Zero Properties of Multiplication
- and learning by memory the all-important square numbers (6×6 = 36, etc.).
Here's a chart comparing the Foundation Strategies for both Addition and Multiplication.
If a student uses these strategies, the student will know about 50 facts on a multiplication chart! That is a great start to eventually learning the rest and being fluent in the computation of multiplication facts. The student must have these skills under control in order to advance to the next level of strategies, the Derivative Strategies.
Let's take a look at how the Foundation Strategies can be taught.
Teaching the Foundation Strategies of Multiplication
Skip counting is one of those mental math skills that begins early in kindergarten. By second grade children should be able to count by 2s, 5s, and 10s. Counting by 2s, 5s, and 10s will enable students to quickly learn the multiplication facts for those tables. It also helps them internalize the patterns found in multiplication.
Skip counting can be done with songs (https://youtu.be/SCBwSSDk9Mg). They are a great way to motivate kids and keep them engaged while learning. Counting coins such as dimes and nickels is another way to motivate students to learn to count by 5s and 10s (and see the patterns!).
A game for learning to count by 2s is thinking of things that come in pairs.
- How many pairs of eyes are in our class?
- How many shoes?
- There are lots of possibilities!
- But also games, flashcards, multiples strips, and bookmarks also help with learning to count by 2s, 5s, and 10s.
I've made some of my own games and resources for students to become fluent with these facts. They are part of a complete resource for teaching all the multiplication fluency strategies.
The Properties of Multiplication
Teaching and learning the Properties of Multiplication lay the foundation later for Algebra and more advanced math. So it is important that we explicitly teach these building block properties. Start with the Identity Property and the Zero Property.
I like to teach these two properties in a fun way by making Zero a Hero and One a Bum. Zero can obliterate any factor to produce a product of zero while One is a bum because he's lazy and produces a product equivalent to the factor.
Most students will acquire this multiplication strategy quickly, though they might confuse the names of the properties. It does say in the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics in Grade 3 that students do not need to use the formal terms of the properties. However, using precise language is part of the Standards for Mathematical Practice (SMP6).
Another Strategy is Learning the Multiplication Squares
Finally, the products of squares (2 x 2, 3 x 3, 4 x 4, etc.) should be learned and memorized. The square numbers run diagonally across the multiplication chart. The resulting line of squares produces a mirror image of the other products (3 x 4 = 12 and 4 x 3 = 12). That is why it's important to memorize these square number products. It reduces the number of facts to learn!
To teach the square numbers is to make cards with all the square factors (1 x 1, 2 x 2, 3 x 3, etc) on one card. Then on other cards write all the products of those squares.
- Then hand out one card to each student.
- On a signal, they are to quietly get up and find their partner to match the square factors to the square product.
- When they've found their match, the pair stands back to back.
- You can practice this multiple times in a 5 – 10 minute period by giving students a different card each time.
- You can even time the class to see how fast all the pairs can partner up.
Students should practice the Foundation Strategies until they are proficient because they will be needed later to develop the Derivative Strategies.
In Part 3, we'll take a look at the Derivative Examples including a video of one strategy used in action!
What are some of your best ways of teaching skip counting? The Properties of Multiplication? Please share your ideas in the comments below!
Did you miss Part 1? Here's the link!
In the meantime, check out the latest resource in my Teachers Pay Teachers store! Made explicitly for teaching multiplication fluency strategies!
Looking for More Multiplication Ideas, Tips, and Lessons? Check out the articles below!
Distributive Property of Multiplication – How to Break it Down
Learning Multiplication is More than Memorization!
Multiplication Practice Made Fun and Easy
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Victoria Minister for Water Lisa Neville
Statement On Desalinated Water Order
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Work is underway to fix a piece of equipment that was damaged during the re-start process at the Victorian Desalination Plant, but it will not stop the delivery of the Government's desalinated water order, Minister for Water Lisa Neville said.
"I have met with Aquasure, the company contracted to deliver the Government's order, and they have assured me it will deliver the Government's order by 30 June, 2017, within the timeframe specified by the contract."
Damage is being assessed, with the start-up of the water order from the Plant expected to occur in late February.
"I have made it clear to Aquasure that the Government expects the 50 gigalitres of desalinated water to be delivered by June 30, 2017, in keeping with its contract with the Government." Minister for Water Neville said.
In addition to my discussions with Aquasure, I have also met with electricity provider, AusNet Services. It was agreed that all parties would work together to resolve the issues as quickly as possible.
Delivery of the 50 gigalitres of water will provide a buffer in Melbourne's water storage levels and boost the security of Melbourne's water supplies.
Melbourne's water storages are currently at 71.4 %, which is 106 gigalitres below the level at the same time in 2014 when storages were 77.2 % full.
State Government's order will improve water certainty for families from Melbourne, from Geelong and Ballarat and certainty for businesses, sporting grounds and local communities.
Andrews Government has made it clear to water retailers that there will be no extra charges on water bills until desalination water is flowing.


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Birmingham Loans Not As Scarce As You Hear…
It's no wonder that folks who rely on the news media to know about our world often wind up confused, or sometimes, downright misled.
With the possible exception of politics (no, I'm not going there), I see few better examples of consumers getting misleading information than in real estate.
I have to hand a blue ribbon for disappointment to Marketplace, a program by American Public Media which recently produced a report about the difficulty of getting a home mortgage.
Reporter Gigi Douban in effect focused her magnifying glass on one part of the real estate industry and left folks with the impression that it's just flat hard to get a home loan. Period.
"Now it's nearly impossible to get a loan," the show's anchor said, leading into Douban's report.
Douban interviewed people active in the Birmingham real estate industry: Woody Woodfin, a Lender with Mortgage America; Johnny Montogmery, a Realtor with ERA King; and Jon Mulkin with BBVA Compass.
"There are plenty of folks who want to buy a house, but there aren't that many who can," Douban said.
I have no issue with anything anyone interviewed in the report said.
Woodfin talked about the fact that more of the Buyers approaching him for a loan than in the past wind up not being able to qualify. That's true. We all know that mortgage requirements have gotten tighter, something that, in my opinion, needed to happen.
The fact is that getting a loan is difficult. For some people.
The timing of this story seemed particularly ironic. On May 14th–the same day Marketplace aired Douban's report–BBVA Compass announced that it's expanding its–get this–mortgage operations, and–guess where–in Birmingham, as well as in Tempe, Arizona.
"Even in Alabama, it's hard to get a home loan," the headline reads on the Marketplace website.
"Even in Alabama." Hmmm. Is our state supposed to have always been easy street for getting a home loan? "Well, shoot, Maybel, it's not lookin' good for us here in Tupelo, so let's just head past Pete's barbecue joint and cross the state line into Alabama. Anybody can get a loan there…"
In a news release, BBVA Compass cited the rapid growth of its mortgage business as the reason for the expansion. They're hiring 60 more people to handle loans.
The bank said 270 people will be involved in mortgage operations in Birmingham. Pretty impressive numbers, if you ask me. It certainly suggests that BBVA Compass must have some reason to feel confident that they'll be helping more people buy homes in the coming years, and, specifically, by writing loans.
Why else would they spend the money?
If the Marketplace report had provided a more balanced perspective, it would have mentioned that there are quite a few sales happening in the Birmingham and Shelby Co. real estate market.
Some in the business even feel the industry is turning around.
April home sales within the Birmingham and Shelby Co. area are up more than 10% compared to a year ago.
The fact is that if you have good credit–no, not absolutely through-the-roof sterling credit, but just good credit–you can get a loan. Sure, some Buyers are paying cash, but don't kid yourself; a lot of those sales are being financed.
It's the people in less than sound financial condition, who are late or have missed payments, or who have judgements against them who likely face mortgage rejection.
With more homes selling, it's only logical to realize that mortgages are not nearly as impossible to obtain as the media tells us they are.
The problem is that folks don't always hear what the market is really like.
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Bosses don't normally greet you every morning with hugs and kisses and free croissants and coffee, but some great bosses do exist. Awful nasty characters who hate you also exist, unfortunately, and if they are in positions of power they can make your working life a misery. Before getting on your high horse, though, it might be smart to check if your boss hates you because you are terrible at your job, or if he hates you because he has unresolved emotional issues and is a horrific specimen of humanity!
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They publicly belittle you
No-one is perfect, and if you have a nice boss, those little (or big) mistakes will be glossed over as time goes by. If your boss hates you, though, he/she may save up all the tiny little mistakes and use them as ammunition to berate you in front of other people, especially other managers.
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They laugh at your ideas
People who know their job well get a sense of satisfaction from improving their workplace and the way things are done. If a boss reacts to a reasonable suggestion that you have put a lot of effort into with a derisive laugh, it may be the case that the boss saw a golden opportunity to put you down, without ever seriously entertaining the idea at all.
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They get angry at you for bringing bad news
If a boss is a basket-case, he/she may project all the issues he/she has in her working life onto a scapegoat. If you happen to be that unfortunate scapegoat, a sure sign is that when you inform him/her of setbacks or other bad news, he/she will blame you even when the issue has nothing to do with you.
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They withhold essential information to get the job done
Sometimes a boss hates you so much that he/she actively tries to make you leave your job. A handy and subtle way of edging you out is to ask you to do a project, but leave some essential information out. This way you look incompetent and he/she can play the part of the long-suffering patient boss.
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They nitpick on excellent work
Putting in hard work and creating a fantastic project is a reward in itself during everyday working life, and pride at a job well done helps to improve the day. When a nitpicking boss zooms in on tiny issues such as mispelling on a report, and ignores the report's quality as a whole, this sense of satisfaction can be swept away, to be replaced with a overwhelming cloud of resentment that follows you around all day.
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They give last-minute work
If a boss regularly saunters up to your desk late on a Friday afternoon and casually drops a pile of work that apparently has to be done before you go home, then he/she may hate you, specifically. If you know the work can actually wait till the next week, then he/she might really, really hate you.
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They go out of their way to check your clock-in times
Many jobs involve having to clock-in, and only a few employees out of many are pathologically late. If you are a normal person with only the odd late clock-in, due to reasons like a projectile vomiting child in the morning, or a nasty car crash with an ambulance or two, then your boss regularly inspecting your clock-in times with a fine tooth comb is an indication that he/she hates you, and he's/she's looking for any excuse to hate you more.
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They give you too much work
Some bosses hate you because you're much more competent than they are, and one way of making you appear less competent is to load on the work, to the point where you start to crack under the strain. This is especially obvious if your colleagues have a much smaller pile of work than you do.
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They give you a self-help book for Kris Kringle
An especially underhanded way of putting you down is to subtly indicate to others and yourself what your boss really thinks of you, which is that you have personal issues. A cruel way to do this is to give you a self-help book as a Kris Kringle present, which is a stab in the back disguised as a thoughtful gift.
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They give you all the lowly jobs
Normally, a relaxed and happy group of colleagues tend to share the jobs like going to the shop to pick up lunch, or spring-cleaning the office. If your boss hates you the most of all the people in the department, then you may find yourself being ordered around to do all the lowly jobs, at the expense of your status and your self-esteem.
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They badmouth you to others
If your boss hates you, he/she may spend time badmouthing you to others, so he/she can release some of her frustration about you. This may be warranted, if you truly are a bad employee, or it may be an inaccurate representation of you to others. You might be able to spot signs of this undermining of your reputation by other colleagues being cooler towards you or more suspicious of your work.
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They repeatedly pass you over for promotion
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I'll never forget that day. It was four months ago, about eleven AM on a Sunday morning and already 95 degrees. And newscasters from around the world threatened twelve more degrees to come. The weight of the heat pressed on me, but my worries for my niece weighed even more.
She was living through an impossible situation and it wasn't new. It had been going on for a very long time. Driving in my car on the way to meet friends for breakfast, I prayed for my niece and her family, pleading with God to help them.
Meanwhile I struggled against the desire to drive the two hours it would take to reach her family so I could… save them. I called it other things. I could be a comfort; I could provide a little money. I could proclaim God's promises over them. From my available resources, it would be a sacrifice, but I didn't care.
However I sensed the One to whom I prayed did not agree. Instead He helped me finally hear myself in my prayers.
I was begging.
And it made me sound as if I didn't really believe God would show up for niece. Wow! I didn't trust God to be a Father for my niece's needs. Why? Why didn't I trust Him with her, when I trusted Him with so much else? I didn't know the answer to that question then, but I knew what to do.
My niece was in trouble and this was not the time to indulge in distrusting God. Her problems were bigger than I could ever carry or fix. I needed to be able to pray – freely, without distrust or heaviness – to her big, huge God.
So, while negotiating light traffic and looking for a parking place, I repented, I cried, and I laid all my cares for her in our Father's big hands and His even bigger heart of love for her.
And then I waited.
How would the Holy Spirit show me to pray for her now, from this new place of trust in a Father who loved us so much?
If you then, though you are evil, know how to give good gifts to your children, how much more will your Father in heaven give the Holy Spirit to those who ask him!" (Luke 11:13 NIV)
Then, just before I got out of the car, I knew what to ask for. She lived in an even hotter part of California than I did. She has three small children. They don't have air-conditioning and with this horrible heat wave, the need for it passed desperate a long time ago.
So I did it. Instead of begging, I got bold. While sitting in my parked car I asked the Creator of the Universe to give them air-conditioning. I imagined Him providing some extra money to get them to a movie theater and maybe McDonald's after. Both have great air-conditioning, even if it would only be for a few hours.
After praying in this way I felt lighter in both meanings of the word light. The heavy burden was gone and in my spirit things looked brighter all around.
Brighter, lighter. Of course! My one word for this year is SHINE and one of the things I'm learning is to BE rather than to DO, as in Saviors DO, but Lights just ARE.
Jesus says to me that I am the light of the world and compares my light to the light of a city set on a hill. But what if someone's hurting and needs me? How does light respond to someone else's peril? Or pain? Or need! If I'm Light, doesn't that mean I'm supposed to go to my niece and show her the way out of trouble?
Wanting to save my niece was natural, and if I indulged those feelings, I would have been appreciated and perhaps even applauded. It was much harder for me to resist those feelings and go with trusting in God instead. But the trust was worth it. I felt better and maybe my niece would get a couple hours of air-conditioning for the hottest part of the day.
As I got out of my car, I looked up at the sky and saw clouds. They were moving in kind of fast, but I didn't think too much of it. I checked the weather temperature on my smart phone. It was so hot!
After a great breakfast and amazing fun with friends, we stepped outside the restaurant and I felt unexpectedly not-hot. A breeze wafted by my cheek, so I looked up. Way more clouds filled the sky than an hour and a half earlier. I checked the weather app on my smart phone. 84 degrees! I checked later on my niece's city, 2 hours away. Same thing. 84 degrees!
I couldn't believe it at first, but then it hit me and I started jabbering and crying to my friends about what He did. God sent my niece air-conditioning! And it lasted, not for a couple of hours, but for DAYS! Probably longer, but I don't want to be accused of embellishment.
So… here's to being, here's to shining!
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Carla Porter writes, sings, designs architectural interiors and loves God, all in Los Angeles, California.
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My house, I can finally reclaim my house! Yes, my parents have gone back to their home and Mini Me and I can breathe a sigh of relief and chill with our feet on the coffee table again! My mum, bless her she is formidable, yet a little excitable – no matter how many times I try to explain what my work as a blogger entails, it appears to go in one ear and right back out of the other again!
We visited family over the weekend and yet again I found myself explaining what I do, from the beginning… again due to my mum making it sound as if I do not do anything bar open my door to the postman!
Mention SEO to her and no doubt she would assume it was a new anti-wrinkle cream! Sigh.
Admittedly Mini Me and I are very fortunate and I now do have a fridge full of the latest shades of nail varnish to pamper myself with. Mini Me on the other hand is spoilt – whether it be through reviews or simply seeing something that I know she will love whilst out and about. There is no doubt her bedroom would rival any toy store and simply the thought of clearing out old toys is enough to give me nightmares.
There really is no great time to clear out – children always sense something maybe wrong when they see you with numerous bin bags and suddenly they seem to play with every single toy they own! Luckily Mini Me is so swamped she does not realise that I go in her room and take out a few toys she no longer plays with when she is not here. Mini Me is less sentimental than I am though and sometimes I do find it hard to 'get rid' of things she no longer uses. Maybe it's the hoarder in me! When I was Mini Me's age I would absolutely cherish packs of stickers and never use them… give a pack to Mini Me and she is straight in there sticking them on anything that moves as well as things that don't! The dog has been stickered up on more than one occasion!
As you can imagine Mini Me loves Barbie dolls and has many to choose from, along with all the coordinating outfits. Having her birthday so close to Christmas means we are always overloaded with the dolls within a short space of time.
Mini Me was a very lucky girl at Christmas time and received many wonderful toys from Father Christmas – one of my absolute favourites was the John Crane Tidlo Cat and Mouse Music Box which I purchased from WoodenToyShop.co.uk – a 'weeble' mouse and cat that sit on top of a brightly coloured music box and twist and turn in time with the music with the use of a wind up mechanism. Ok so it may not talk and it may not be the most exciting toy in her room, however it is such a wonderful keepsake, it will never be in the 'too old for this' pile! Wooden toys are absolute classics and certainly last a lot longer than plastic toys.
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Our Town – Bethany Beach, Delaware
Bethany Beach is located about 2 hours east of Washington and Baltimore and 2 ½ hours south of Philadelphia on the Delaware Atlantic coast. Located a short drive between Ocean City, MD and Rehoboth, DE, Bethany is considered one of the "quiet resorts", with more of an emphasis on family entertainment and less of a "party" atmosphere than our larger neighbors. During the summer months, visitors flock to our town to enjoy swimming, fishing, water sports, or just to relax on our warm, sandy beaches with family and friends. Bethany has a large selection of dining and shops, and between Memorial Day and Labor Day the town hosts regular musical entertainment on our boardwalk bandstand. Also on the beach all summer, the town sponsors a movie night every Monday. and a bonfire every Thursday.
Our surrounding area includes the Indian River, Rehoboth, and Assawoman bays; great places to fish, crab, boat, kayak, and sail. There are several local parks on the bays and beaches to explore, as well as excellent golf courses, tennis centers, and back roads to cycle. The area is small enough to take a day trip to Assateague to see the wild ponies, hit the rides in Ocean City or Rehoboth, enjoy the night life in Dewey Beach or Ocean City, go deep sea fishing out of the Indian River or OC inlets, and never be more than 25 miles from Bethany Beach. The area offers something for everyone.
Spring and fall are great times to visit our area as well. It is less crowded and you can often find lower-priced accommodations than during peak season, yet just about everything is open and often the ocean is warm enough to swim in into October. Bethany and the surrounding towns host several festivals and events in the off-season, including the Bethany Arts Festivals on the boardwalk and several organized runs and triathlons. On New Year's Day you can participate in the Hair of the Dog run and win one of the plush dog prizes provided by Tidepool Toys & Games, and then jump in the ocean for the Leo Brady Eskimo Swim if you dare. It gets quiet in the winter months, but it is still a great place for a romantic getaway or to just enjoy the natural beauty of the area, and our toy store is open year-round!


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Rep. Dennis Kucinich says war in Afghanistan now America's longest
Rep. Dennis Kucinich wants the United States out of Afghanistan. In a statement on his website he decries the costs, both monetary and human, in a war that has passed too many milestones.
"The War in Afghanistan is officially the longest war Americans have ever been asked to endure." he says in the statement.
The greatests casualties, he says, are children of the world "for whom war becomes as ordinary as the sunrise." They pay for the war in hunger, poor health, poor housing, and a lack of education as resources are spent on the war.
We thought we'd look at the congressman's statement and see how the War in Afghanistan compares with America's other wars.
In terms of casualties, there's no comparison. The death toll in Afghanistan reached 1,000 at the end of May with the death of Cpl. Jacob C. Leicht, a Texas Marine serving his second overseas tour. The war in Iraq has seen more than four times as many deaths.
The Civil War remains America's deadliest, with more than 600,000 deaths. More than 400,000 died in World War II.
Answering which war is longest is more art then science.
James Bradford, a Texas A&M historian, told us previously that the American Revolution may have begun with the Declaration of Independence (July 4, 1776) -- or earlier, with the breakout of hostilities at Lexington and Concord on April 19, 1775. Meanwhile, the end of the war could have been the the British surrender at Yorktown (Oct. 17, 1781), the signing of the Treaty of Paris (September 1783), the ratification of the treaty by the Continental Congress (Jan. 14, 1784), the ratification by King George III of England (April 9, 1784) or the exchange of the ratification documents (May 12, 1784).
Richard H. Kohn, a historian at the University of North Carolina, told us that how one conceptualizes a war further complicates the answer. "Afghanistan could be considered simply a campaign of the 'war on terror' if one accepts that as a war, just as Korea and Vietnam could be considered campaigns of the Cold War rather than separate wars."
Richard H. Kohn, a historian at the University of North Carolina, told us that how one conceptualizes a war further complicates the answer. "Afghanistan could be considered simply a campaign of the 'war on terror' if one accepts that as a war, just as Korea and Vietnam could be considered campaigns of the Cold War rather than separate wars."
We decided not to count the 46-year-long Cold War on the grounds that it belongs in a separate category. We also did not count situations in which U.S. military forces have remained in a long-term role long after the shooting has stopped, such as the U.S. military personnel stationed in South Korea for the last 55 years. Finally, we ignored battles that are popularly called "wars" but are usually not fought on military terms, such as the "war on drugs."
So, in terms of duration, the Vietnam War was tops -- until now.
American involvement in Vietnam spans decades. The Eisenhower administration backed creation of South Vietnam in the 1950s and provided the country with military aid and advisors. President John F. Kennedy expanded that presence.
But the formal beginning of U.S. involvement often is dated from Congress' passage of the Tonkin Gulf Resolution on Aug. 7, 1964. It gave President Lyndon Johnson authority to send troops into battle. The last ground combat troops left Vietnam in March 1973, 8 years and 8 months later.
More than 3 million Americans served in the war. The casualty lists includes almost 58,000 dead, more than 1,000 missing in action and some 150,000 Americans seriously wounded.
President George W. Bush ordered troops be sent to Afghanistan after terror attacks Sept. 11, 2001. Fighting began less than one month later on Oct. 7. Last month, on June 7, the war completed 8 years and 9 months.
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Our Early Bird special is a great time to buy your tickets for this year's festival, but time is running out!
February 21st, 2018 is your last chance to save 15% off ALL tickets!
Still going…
Our online camping reservation system was a huge hit this year, and we are thrilled that you will be joining us all weekend long!
We still have a few sites available, but they are going fast.
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Our vendor registration form is now available on our website.
If you are interested in applying to be a concessionaire or vendor at this year's festival, please fill out your expressions of interest and our committee will review your information.
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Where can I purchase tickets and how much are they? Also, is there a special meet and greet and or photo op with Graham McTavish?
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Hello! I came last year and wanted to get tickets this year for the Ghost Tour in downtown Fergus as well as a Psychic Reading. Do I go through this website or the bookstore downtown? Thanks in advance for your help! -Della Bartz
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Genetic's Syngenic pedals might well be faithful copies of Look's justly popular ARC design but nice detailing and great build quality distinguishes them from a sea of clones. True, some may baulk at the relatively steep (20mm) axle to sole measurement and the KEO type just pip them to the post when it comes to power transfer but they're fantastic starter pedals if you are either new to single sided road pedals or want some dependable starter kit for a stab at racing. They're also more than a match for salty winter roads thanks to super smooth sealed bearings and dependable Cro-moly axles so are a good winter trainer or even commuting option too.
Emerging from their box, futuristic graphics and sharp angular styling complement the timeless gunmetal livery perfectly. Gold axles stop short just the ride side of looking gaudy. Smooth, sealed needle/cartridge bearings should stay that way for many seasons but servicing looks straightforward when the time comes. Because they are made from magnesium the Syngenics enjoy an obvious weight advantage and those new to road pedals will doubtless appreciate the wider surface area which doesn't present clearance problems-even with aggressive cornering. However, there's a slight trade off in rigidity-detectable when breaking away at the lights or climbing powerfully out of the saddle, though we're by no means in blamanche territory.
Release tension is easily adjusted and so long as you treat the springs to the periodic drop of oil, entry and exit seem first time affairs-even with the knee friendly cleats supplied. Finish is what you'd expect at this end of the market, far from bargain basement but vulnerable to cleat wear. Credit where it's due, they haven't flaked, peeled or broken out in a blizzard of corrosion despite regular and prolonged exposure to the salt monster. Those with deeper pockets can have titanium axles, shaving £60 from the wallet and 50g from the bike but in my opinion, these are the better buy.
Ideal choice as a first road or race pedal and particularly good for training bikes too
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road.cc test report
Make and model: Genetic Syngenic pedals
Size tested: N/A
Tell us what the product is for, and who it's aimed at. What do the manufacturers say about it? How does that compare to your own feelings about it?
These are faithful copies of Look's ARC pattern aimed at racers but they're good solid winter companions and keenly priced so as to appeal to road/racing newcomers
Tell us some more about the technical aspects of the product?
Cast magnesium bodies, cro-moly or ti axles, sealed cartridge/needle roller bearings. Gun-metal finish, supplied with 9degree red ARC pattern cleats.
Generally very good.
299g (pair) Cro-Moly as tested
Tell us how the product performed overall when used for its designed purpose
There's little to complain about here, bearigs are well sealed and super smooth, generous profiles mean day long comfort without detracting from cornering prowess and easily adjusted tension makes for dependable, snappy entry/exit.
Tell us what you particularly liked about the product
Nice detailing, solid build quality and timeless feel.
Tell us what you particularly disliked about the product
Nothing, although painted finish could've been slighty tougher and heavier riders might notice Magnesium's greater flexibility.
Did you enjoy using the product? Yes
Would you consider buying the product? Yes
Would you recommend the product to a friend? Yes
Anything further to say about the product in conclusion?
If I could give an extra half mark these would get it
About the tester
Age: 36 Height: 1m 81 Weight: 70 kilos
I usually ride: Rough Stuff Tourer Based around 4130 Univega mtb Frameset My best bike is: 1955 Holdsworth Road Path and several others including cross & traditional road
I've been riding for: Over 20 years I ride: Most days I would class myself as: Experienced
I regularly do the following types of riding: cyclo cross, commuting, touring, fixed/singlespeed, mtb,
Shaun Audane is a freelance writer/product tester with over twenty-eight years riding experience, the last twelve (120,000 miles) spent putting bikes and kit through their paces for a variety of publications. Previous generations of his family worked at manufacturing's sharp end, thus Shaun can weld, has a sound understanding of frame building practice and a preference for steel or titanium framesets.
Citing Richard Ballantine and an Au pair as his earliest cycling influences, he is presently writing a cycling book with particular focus upon women, families and disabled audiences (Having been a registered care manager and coached children at Herne Hill Velodrome in earlier careers)


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Take a wonderful circular boat trip (starts in and returns to Dartmouth) viewing Bayards Cove, Kingswear and Dartmouth Castles, Britannia Royal Naval College, Dittisham Village, Sir Walter Raleigh's Boathouse, Greenway Quay and The Estate of the late Dame Agatha Christie. A lovely addition to your day out in Devon. Full, informative (and usually amusing!) commentary is provided. This is a circular trip that starts and finishes in Dartmouth.
This cruise departs at 11:30, 12:30, 13:30 & 14:30 (plus 10:30 and 15:30 in high season).


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Belize Water Services informs its customers in Belmopan, that there is an ongoing interruption in their water supply today, Wednesday, December 16th, 2015.
This interruption is necessary for the installation of a new water main. Due to the upgrades, customers may experience low water pressure and/or discoloration in their water supply when water is restored. The area that will be affected are Tiger Town, Lumas De Las Flores, Barton Creek Street, Blue Creek Street, Garbutt Creek Street, Haulover Creek Street, and Muscle Creek Street.
Residents of these or nearby areas are advised that water supply should return to normal by 5:00pm. If they experience water supply problems after that time, they should immediately call BWS' hotline at 0-800-CALL-BWS (0-800-225-5297) to report it.
BWS apologizes for any inconvenience this interruption will cause to our customers in these areas of Belmopan.
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Sinemet and Pregnancy
Animal studies on Sinemet (carbidopa-levodopa) and pregnancy have shown that problems are possible. The drug decreased the number of live births when given to pregnant rats and increased the risk of birth defects when given to pregnant rabbits. However, it is unclear if the same problems would occur in pregnant women. If you are taking Sinemet and pregnancy occurs, notify your healthcare provider.
Sinemet and Pregnancy: An OverviewSinemet® (carbidopa-levodopa) is a prescription medication approved to treat Parkinson's disease and Parkinson-like symptoms due to other causes. Animal studies indicate that Sinemet may cause problems when used during pregnancy, although the full risks to humans are not known at this time.
Sinemet and Pregnancy Category CThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) uses a category system to classify the possible risks to a fetus when a specific medicine is taken during pregnancy. Pregnancy Category C is given to medicines that have not been studied in pregnant humans but that do appear to cause harm to the fetus in animal studies. Also, medicines that have not been studied in any pregnant women or animals are automatically given a pregnancy Category C rating.
When given to pregnant rats, Sinemet decreased the number of live pups born. When given to pregnant rabbits, it increased the risk of various birth defects.
Animals do not always respond to medicines in the same way that humans do. Therefore, a pregnancy Category C medicine may be given to a pregnant woman if her healthcare provider believes that the benefits to the woman outweigh any possible risks to the unborn child. Sinemet has not been adequately studied in humans, and there have only been a few reports of women who took the drug during pregnancy (as Parkinson's disease is rare in young women). In these few reported cases, Sinemet did not appear to cause any problems.
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A new developer diary, titled Experience, has just been released for Dishonored. It features the depth of choices players have in creating an individual play style, and is available after the break.
Dishonored is slated for an October 9th North American debut, and later in the week for EU and Australia. It will be available for 360, PS3 and PC.


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PARKER � Pet owners could see tighter laws in Parker city limits.
PARKER � Pet owners could see tighter laws in Parker city limits.
Leash laws, �poo violations� and possible prosecution for repeatedly loose animals were discussed during Tuesday�s City Council meeting.
�We know that from time to time a dog may escape a fenced yard or house and we will work with those owners,� said Mayor Tonya Barrow. �However repeated violations with that excuse will be prosecuted.�
Letters were placed on citizens� doors instructing them the city will be stepping up code enforcement of uncontrolled animals, particularly dogs.
The issue has been of continued concern for the council and an incessant problem for the Parker Police Department, code enforcement officers and animal control, Barrow said.
�We are asking all citizens to let our code enforcement officer know any time you see a dog roaming without its owner,� Barrow said. Officers have been handling �many cases of dogs attacking walkers, runners and bicyclist � entering yards, killing other pets and strewing garbage.�
Barrow also stated that not everyone is a pet owner but could still be effected by the actions of their neighbors if they own pets and do not keep them controlled.
�Responsible pet ownership in our city is showing respect for your neighbors by cleaning up after your pets,� Barrow said. �If you don�t you could be reported for poo violations.�
All council members approved the letter before being distributed throughout the city.
�We are trying to get people to understand that we are not going to keep putting up with people fearing they can�t walk down the street or ride their bicycle,� Barrow said.
An ordinance was available Friday night but council had not had time to review it. The council will vote at the next scheduled meeting, Feb. 5, on stricter pet laws.
Also during Tuesday�s meeting, Councilmen George Nepereny and William Oost announced neither would be running for re-election in April.
Council members also:
Swore in two new planning commissioners: Danny Oliver and Jim Roberts.
Heard the first reading of an amendment to an ordinance relating to alcohol sales. The ordinance originally stated no business where alcoholic beverages are sold could be established within 500 feet of a church. The amendment would extend it so no church could be established within 500 feet of a business where alcoholic beverages are sold. The ordinance does not apply to existing establishments.


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I was going to start this article saying that everyone here on Earth is so different, and mention the contradiction of how we all seem to share the similarity of enjoying music. I was going to pose this statement to you in a rhetorical question and then explain to you why we all enjoy music, but I realized I don't really know why. I think it is because it reflects the adversities and joys we experience in our lives, and then connects them with our emotions. This is my theory, not a fact. Wow, I am really just giving you my stream of conscious today aren't I? If you wanted to see inside my mind, here it is!
So, I wrote this lengthy introduction to tell you about a band named M83. I don't actually listen to their music, except for one song, but the song is exceptional. You've probably heard it before, it's in a lot of movies, and it does have one of those sounds that is perfect as you watch the main character who just resolved his or her major conflict fade into the sunset in a "in the moment nostalgia" type way. Do you ever have that? Nostalgia for the moment you are living in? Like you know you're going to look back on a moment and smile and get those happy feelings you get just from remembering it all before you've even finished experiencing it.
This song, "Midnight City", gives me that feeling every time I listen to it. It makes me look at the world around me with newfound wonder and gratitude. When I listen to it, I feel like "Wow! This is my life, I'm experiencing this now!" and it's profound, deep, meaningful, not how it sounds when your reading this article. A feeling always sounds stupid until you feel it. In one word, "Midnight City" is the sound of resolution.
As I've been writing you, I've been listening to M83 in the background. "Oblivion" and "Wait" are also both really good. I mean they are good in the truest sense of the word. They aren't fabulous, but they are better than mediocre. Good. Maybe even somewhere indefinite between good and great. It's a scale, you know.
One night, I was driving on the highway alone in my car, listening to Spotify with the windows down and my left palm out the window, waving against the pressure of the wind. I was in a quiet kind of sad mood, and "Midnight City" came on, and I had a revelation: sad Morgan enjoyed it in her sad vibes almost as much as happy Morgan did. It appealed to both moods, and furthermore it applies to any mood. It's sharp beat satisfies anger, its electronic sounds satisfy the raw energy of excitement, it's fading, ephemeral voice lends to nostalgia. It lives, almost as multi-dimensionally as a human, but even more so, like a big city; It can be more than one thing at once. Taxis with their shining red tail lights are honking, a heavy, old gray-haired man in a leather jacket takes a long drag on his cigarette, a young couple strolls while holding hands, a laugh echos in the distance. It's so dynamic in every way, and it all fits together in a symphony. It shouldn't all fit togeather so perfectly, yet it does. And that is what distinguishes a good song from a great song.
To be honest, I didn't think this was going to get so deep or personal, but I'm glad it did. I believe, with my whole being, that music is essential for the human race. A man named Robert once told me "Music is a higher state of consciousness" because you can "be sad but see the beauty in it, and we don't do that in real life." Yes, Robert does sound like an old wizard, and yes he is a real man I know who said this to me. What he said impacted me, because I had recognized the feeling of experiencing more than one emotion simultaneously while listening to music, but never had been able to move the thought of it from my subconscience to my conscience, much less analyze it. Music tells you who you are and aren't. It puts you in touch with yourself by relating your life to your emotions. Sometimes it lets your emotions take control, but it's safe. You're not damaging anyone by screaming the lyrics of a song, but you're getting to display how you feel. It externalizes your internal self. It is of monumental importance.
To be in touch with that side of yourself, rarely presents itself in an everyday opportunity. That's the beauty of art, you explore your mind in relation to your emotions, you discover things you never knew were there. I discovered things I didn't know until I wrote this article. That is art.


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A Brush with Kindness is a home repair and restoration program of Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity. A Brush with Kindness helps homeowners in your area with painting, repairs and critical health & safety issues. The program works in partnership with municipalities and agencies in the Twin Cities to assist struggling homeowners remain living in a safe, healthy home.
In 2014, they served 130 families in the Twin Cities. Much of their work occurs in the inner cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul. Also, this past year they moved our ABWK offices/warehouse to NE Mpls. and would love to do more work in their new "backyard" in the neighborhoods of NE Minneapolis.
The typical home improvement projects include exterior painting and minor repairs to siding, porches/decks and windows. Interior projects include painting, minor patching and some flooring work. They also do a few larger projects as well as some accessibility work including roofing, ramps, railings as well as some electrical and plumbing.
Requirements for the program include filling out an application, having an income below 60% AMI, having a significant repair need and be willing to partner if capable and work on your project alongside volunteers.
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A hive of bees can prove to be a productive addition on any farm or smallholding, yielding honey for the kitchen while increasing crop yields and quality. Farmers Guardian reports.
Honey bees are an insect which spark passion and pride in the people who keep them, and they also play a pivotal role in the pollination of crops across the country.
But they are not just financially valuable, they are hugely beneficial to smallholders and gardeners because of their ability to improve the quality of their produce, often resulting in better shaped fruits and greater crops.
Ivor Davis, public affairs spokesman for the British Beekeepers Association (BBKA), says: "An old farmer friend of mine explained to me many years ago that he used to grow field beans and found the crop was generally poor and misshapen.
"A colleague of his suggested he kept bees on his land and afterwards he noticed the crop doubled, with fewer odd shaped pods."
And people do not keep honey bees just to improve the produce in their smallholdings or gardens.
He says: "Honey bees also provide a crop of honey which can be another source of income or just used to delight family and friends.
"Any beekeeper will tell you honey extracted from their own hives tastes better than shop-bought honey. The flavours are intense and subtle and will delight even those who say they do not like honey."
While there is no doubt honey production is something to be enjoyed, the most common question BBKA is asked is how to start keeping bees and where to begin.
"It is not appropriate to find a swarm of bees, put it into a box and hope for the best," explains Ivor.
"A colony of bees is a collection of wild animals which cannot be tamed, so we have to understand their ways and work with them for their own and our benefit. You will find some people who say all they need is a box to live in and they will be fine, which is not true.
"In the past, colonies in the wild usually only survived for three years before pests and diseases killed them off and since man has taken our honey bees around the world – the European honey bee (Apis mellifera), originally from Africa has been exported to America [both North and South], Australasia and Asia, because it is such a good honey producer. But pests and disease of other honey bee species have now transferred to our honey bees which cannot cope with the stress.
"Without our help, colonies of bees will die even more quickly and cause a worldwide collapse in numbers, having a major effect on agriculture."
The best way to discover the benefits of beekeeping is to sign up to a local beginners' course. These are run by groups of enthusiastic beekeepers who are members of the BBKA or national equivalents such as the Scottish Beekeepers Association, Welsh Beekeepers Association and Ulster Beekeepers Association.
There are well over 300 groups across the country who see their role as improving the understanding of beekeeping and helping others to get involved. They tend to run standardised courses to ensure potential new beekeepers learn the basic theory of beekeeping before actually handling bees.
Following the theory part of the course, which usually consists of weekly sessions over 10 weeks, the groups are taken to a local apiary where they can experience working with live bees. Bee suits and protective clothing are provided.
"At this point, a few realise beekeeping is not for them when the bees start to fly, but the vast majority are truly fascinated by the experience and cannot wait to start in earnest," he adds.
After the first visit, weekly sessions at the apiary are organised so people can exercise their practical skills and put the theory they have learnt into practice.
He says: "During the summer months, the new beekeepers will have gained enough experience to get their first hive and colony of bees. Later in the year they will move their hive from the collective apiary to somewhere more convenient.
"The local group will help you to find the best place to site your hive, or hives, and how to avoid any nuisance to you and your neighbours.
"At this stage, the support given by the local group changes from weekly presence at a collective apiary, to assigning a mentor who will be available to answer questions and give advice when necessary.
"The mentor is usually able to continue giving support for a couple of years, after which the 'not so new' beekeeper should be well on the way to being able to manage most situations and possibly help other people interested in becoming beekeepers."
A swarm may be offered to a prospective beekeeper but bees from an unknown source can sometimes be diseased, or, possibly worst of all for a new beekeeper, it may be a very defensive colony, making beekeeping a trial.
Experiments across Europe have shown local bees are better than foreign imports. For example, bees from Devon will do better there than bees from East Anglia. Again, the association advises to take advice from your local group and get some bees from a local source which are known to do well and are docile.
Once established there will be work to do each week, particularly in summer, but this should take no longer than 30 to 40 minutes, even with two to three hives.
There will be more to learn but many people find the life of a honey bee is fascinating. There are courses, study groups, lectures, 'away weekends' and examinations to help you to become a Master Beekeeper and beyond should you wish.
For more information on bees and beekeeping contact the BBKA www.britishbeekeepers.com who will be able to direct you to a local group in your area.
The Animal and Plant Health Agency APHA runs the National Bee Unit, providing information on bees and beekeeping with special emphasis on bee health www.nationalbeeunit.com
During the first year, a big decision needs to be made about what equipment should be bought for your new hobby.
Ivor says: "Top of the essential list is a bee suit which must be comfortable and stop the bees landing on your skin.
"Normally when bees land on you they are very placid and will fly off once rested, however, when you are inspecting a colony you will disturb their nest and naturally, the bees will want to defend it and their stock of larvae and food. In such cases the bees can get very defensive and may sting you.
"For most people the sting is a bit like a pinprick, but occasionally people react badly to stings and end up with a large swelling.
"In extreme cases the result can be an anaphylactic shock but fortunately these are extremely rare, however, it is best to be well protected when you start beekeeping. Feet are well protected inside a pair of wellington boots and hands inside plastic gloves, with washing-up type or nitrile inspection gloves being best."
The next purchases are a hive tool used to separate hive components when inspecting the bees and a smoker used to calm the bees and move them away from the sides of the hive so they do not get crushed.
Possibly the most expensive items will be the hive to contain the bees and the colony of bees to put in the hive. The best advice here is to talk to your local group because there are so many different hive designs and variations. It is always better to use the same type as is common in your area.


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- At 405 miles, Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky is the longest known cave system in the world.
- There are 59 national parks in the U.S.
- Woodrow Wilson, the 28th president, signed the National Park Service Organic Act on Aug. 25, 1916, making the National Park Service a part of the federal government.
- The smallest national park is Thaddeus Kosciuszko National Memorial in Pennsylvania at .02 acres.
- Before there was an official National Park Service, Ulysses S. Grant signed off on what would become the first national park, Yellowstone, in 1872.
- The National Parks cover more than 84 million acres.
- The National Park Service employs 22,000 people and has 221,000 volunteers.
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though there are 59 parks called "national park," there are actually 417 sites in the National Park System. Thaddeus Kosciuszko NM, for example, is not one of the 59 national parks but one of the 417 other sites, which also includes places like Gettysburg National Military Park, Cape Hatteras National Seashore, and Lake Mead National Recreation Area.


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1 (from nouns) not having; free from: avourless | skinless.
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Last Autumn I made a coat from a single piece of textile. There was no production waste. Its shape was achieved only with two seams.
With such planning / designing and manufacturing there is no residue
– 100% of the material is used. I the same way the top and skirt was made. There are just a garments, but that kind of thinking can be applied to many areas of life … restless life. It is the simplest way of acting. It has a reference to Ockham's razor – the idea that, in trying to understand something, getting unnecessary information out of the way is the fastest way to the truth or to the best explanation. I have been working with low-residue design since 2013 – when the Simple but Sophisticated series was made.
It would be also great to start Restless Kitchen (meetings, cooking, talking) – cooking from the leftovers. Combining products to use all parts of the vegetables and collecting "Recipes from scraps" and develop this idea in the form Cook Book.
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Peter Dreher (20 September - 24 November 2013)
MK Gallery is pleased to present the first UK exhibition in a public gallery by German artist Peter Dreher (b.1932), renowned for his series of over 5,000 paintings of the same, empty glass, produced almost daily for the last 40 years. The exhibition at MK Gallery will include 100 of the glass paintings produced during the day in natural light, 50 produced at night as well as rarely shown paintings of still lifes, interiors, skyscapes and more recent large scale works depicting skulls, and a series of flower paintings.
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Located in the middle of the state, the city of Indianapolis is a crossroads and has numerous Interstates highways pass through it.
Indianapolis is the 12th largest city in the U.S.A. It is serviced by one major airport, Indianapolis International airport.
Designed by the architects of Washington, DC, Indianapolis is laid out on a mile-square grid with Monument Circle serving as the centrepiece.
Monument Circle is also home to the 284-foot Soldiers' & Sailors' Monument. Dedicated in 1902 and made of Indiana limestone, the Soldiers' & Sailors' Monument stands as a tribute to the Indiana soldiers and sailors who served in the Civil and Spanish-American Wars. The downtown area is often referred to as the "mile square".
Commonly referred to as the Racing Capital of the World, Indianapolis hosts the three largest single-day sporting events in the world: the Indianapolis 500, the Brickyard 400 and the SAP United States Grand Prix, which brought Formula One racing back the United States in 2000.
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Happy New Years everyone! I hope today is the start of a newly (or continued) productive you! I just wanted to do a quick post about slimming down!
Before I go any further I want to assure you that this is NOT a paid sponsorship and the words and opinions I have on this product are my own, yadda yadda yadda! Alrighty! Let's get started class! So recently I dropped a lot of lbs, and some people have been asking me how the heck I accomplished this. The god honest truth is I started WATCHING what I was EATING, and I sorta slowed that umpteenth forkful into my mouth, put my spoon/shovel down on my hubcap-sized plate and realized I've been eating waaaayyyy more than I needed to.
So.... that was the problem. I knew I needed to learn restraint and portion controlling. I hate exercising so if you're a lazy kid like me then this plan is for you. I downloaded this app called My Fitness Pal. All you do is enter your current weight, height, etc. and your goal weight, and it'll tell you how many calories you should be eating daily. And, it actually worked.
And honestly, that is ALL I did. I didn't change where I ate, I didn't run a hundred miles, and I didn't suffer eating celery sticks and those styrofoam rice cracker things (although the caramel ones are da bomb!). I dropped about 20 lbs in about 1-2 months I think. I bought some lean cuisines, because they are cheap ($2-$4) and are actually pretty damn tasty (I like to replace the meat with my own foodie versions, and add my own sides and stuff, but you can do whatever you like).
The good thing about using MyFitnessPal and eating Lean Cuisine is that it takes all the guesswork out of it. I knew how many calories were in each plate of food, and knew to drink more water on a daily basis, and I knew when I went out to portion control. I've always been on the thin side though, just to be fair, so genetics and all that jazz play a part, but for the most part I really believe this simple system could work for anyone. So live your life, pick up your forks and dig in guys!


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Reports 13% Second Quarter Topline Growth Ducati Motor Holding S.p.A. (NYSE: DMH, Milan's Telematico: DMH), a leading manufacturer of high performance motorcycles, today announced its consolidated revenues for the second quarter ended June 30, 2000. For the second quarter, total revenues increased 13.1% to Lit. 221.8 billion (US$109.5 million) from Lit. 196.1 billion (US$96.8 million) during the same period in the previous year. Revenues from Ducati motorcycles during the three-month period increased 11.0% to Lit. 186.7 billion over the same period last year and represented 84.2% of revenues. Second quarter revenues of motorcycle-related products, including spare parts, technical accessories and apparel, rose 24.0% to Lit. 31.5 billion over the comparable period in the previous year.
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I have an obsession. It is family history. Jack tells me I'm the youngest person he knows who does family history. I don't care, I just love it. (for those of you who don't quite know what doing family history includes, here's a link http://www.mormon.org/values/family-history, and you can start your search on the church's site familysearch.org).
I've always had this weird thing about the past, like I feel I belonged there instead of here. A couple of months ago I started actively filling in names and researching on familysearch.com to make sure my ancestors' work was being done. My dad's family actually has tons of accounts on a website dedicated to his home town, Grouse Creek (which is in the northwest corner of Utah), and I have spent hours and hours reading every ancestor's story on the website. My mom gave me a huge box filled with generational sheets, photos, and stories from her side of the family. For the past few months I've really dived in and become immersed in the histories of my family. I've even found a few names who need temple work done.
It has been quite an emotional experience for me too. I have become quite preoccupied with how my ancestors died. Not in a morbid way, but I always have to know if it is something that could have been prevented today with our medical advancements and technology. Every name I come across I have to check the years to make sure they didn't die young. If they did I have to dig into my documents or search further online to find the circumstances around their death. I have been shocked at how many babies were lost in infancy and how many mothers died due to complications of childbirth. I came across my 5th great-grandparents who had 22 children together, 13 of which died as babies! I made mention to Jack early on that maybe because death was so commonplace back then that it wasn't as devastating as it would be now to lose a child or a spouse because it was almost expected then. This thought really saddened me, which was why I started looking more into it. I was very wrong. Every time I was able to find the history and stories from someone who had lost a baby or spouse, even when the history was a short outline or summary, it mentioned the loss of the young family member and the grief that the family experienced at that time. I believe it was just as hard for them to lose every baby or child they did as it would be for us. Which has illustrated so much for me the faith and fortitude these people had. Their trust in God and His eternal plan is astounding. I'm so excited to be able to meet some of these family members whom I have read so much about and have so much respect for. I have also been able to request the patriarchal blessing from the Church's archives for some of my ancestors and that has been a really neat experience as well.
A crazy thing has happened as I have gotten more into their histories as well. I have been more grateful to be living in the generation that I do. Grateful for our technology, our culture, and today's living prophet. In reading about those who came before me and made my life possible, I'm so thankful to be when and where I am.
I've thought about sharing a couple of stories for some family members here on my blog. Partly so I have another outlet to share the stories other than poor Jack, and partly so I can remember them and my girls can read them someday without having to dig through and piece together things from the old papers I have. So if in the future I do posts about random people who have passed away, that's why.


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Prior to coming to Melbourne, I lived in Viet Nam for five years, working as a career consultant at RMIT University's satellite campus. Before I became a career practitioner, I was an Academic English Language educator, a job which developed my teaching and educational design skills immeasurably.
I have recently begun work towards a Doctor of Education degree with the University of Southern Queensland, in which I will focus my research on the teaching and assessment of career education in higher education under the supervision of Dr Peter McIlveen.
I am a professional member of the Career Development Association of Australia and the National Association of Graduate Careers Advisory Services.
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Fairfield, CT – The Sacred Heart Baseball Team has announced that they will celebrate "Senior Day" this coming Saturday during their doubleheader against Fairleigh Dickinson. SHU has two home series left but have decided to hold their Senior Day this coming Saturday for their last NEC doubleheader of the season.
There will be a pre-game ceremony to acknowledge Sacred Heart's five departing seniors; John Murphy (Seymour, CT), Rocco Gondek (Glastonbury, CT), Dave Boisture (Highland Mills, NY), Jonathan Servilla (Fairfield, CT), and Troy Scribner (Washington Depot, CT).
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Below is a link to a competition to win one of five family tickets to Maker Faire at the Centre For Life in Times Square, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 4EP.
Maker Faire commences Saturday 27th April 2013 and promises to be the world's largest "show and tell" weekend. The competition closes on Sunday 21st April. Click here to enter the Maker Faire competition (opens in a new window).
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Congratulations to Nicola Kinnear for her beautiful new cover illustration for The Tree that Sat Down by Beverley Nichols.
Set deep in an enchanted wood, this Collins Modern Classic is the story of Judy, and her grandmother's magical 'Shop under the Willow Tree.' When a witch in disguise sets up a rival business will Judy be able to save the day?
Part of Harper Collins' relaunch of some classic children's books, we are sure this gorgeous new edition will delight a whole new generation of readers.
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