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As a total grammar geek who loves the history of language, this amazing linguistic family tree blew my mind. It's smart and beautiful. Well done, Minna Sundberg!
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Wanted to share a couple things with my blog friends.....
First I just pre-ordered my 2013 desktop calendar from ECdesign on Etsy!! YAY I'm super excited!! This is the third year I purchase it and the designs are just adorable. This year, the calendar helped me so much in organizing my Project Life album. I wrote the Week # off to the side of each week and while crafting, I had it on my desk to refer back to the exact dates and weeks. For my 2013 album, I plan on incorporating each month into my album. They measure 4x6 so it will fit perfectly into the sleeves!!! You can pre-order them HERE!!! This is a picture of all the designs:
Elizabeth also has email stationery which can be found HERE. Her graphic designs are just amazing. For being one of the first five people to order her new 2013 desktop calendar, I won this special email stationery. Can't wait to start using it. This is the pattern I picked....I LOVE IT!!!!!
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"I believe that I will never forget Bivouac. Though specific conversations and announcements will be lost within the frothing memory soup of my brain, my feet will never forget the ten days they spent without ever touching asphalt or traditional flooring. My ears will no doubt ever forget the sounds of wood being chopped and hewed, as well as the driving force behind every single day: a bell that tolls mercilessly and ceaselessly, signifying the end of whatever activity being performed. My nose now has both the fond memory of Swiss Miss milk chocolate powder (served straight up, no water added), and the eye-watering reek of the tent I had to endure over the course of this camping trip thing. I know that when I finally step off the bus that will carry me home, I will make sure to give the driver the most heartfelt thank you he has ever heard in his life and then promptly go to sleep on bed that doesn't smell like the inside of a septic tank.
The day I am writing this is, I think, the seventh day of Bivouac, and my day group has gone off into the woods for one hour to "listen, observe, and reflect." Personally I think they should change it to "listen, observe, reflect, and be eaten alive by mosquitoes." There are so many mosquitoes out here that I'm beginning to wonder if the rock wall I am sitting on is actually an incredibly advanced mosquito breeding ground possibly developed by the government as a kind of experimental bio weapon. The quantity of blood drained from me is enough to supply several hospitals for an extended period of time.
Truly, whoever is reading this should recognize the miracle that is my consciousness right now. As one can tell, the things which I am observing right no are mainly mosquitoes, though I can also hear some kind of animal from behind my person. Being a rational human being, I can only assume that it is a velociraptor preparing to call its buddies and tear me several new orifices.
As a side note, if ever offered to go out into the woods for an hour, I would advise that offer to be declined, as time moves quite slowly. Slower than a one-legged sloth piggybacking upon an overweight and elderly turtle crawling uphill through a glue spill, to put it with more accuracy. Fantastic, the mosquitoes are back, and they brought their friends. Of course, I would prefer to not think about the nefarious creatures that are slowly draining the fluid which I need to continue living, so I suppose I should reflect.
What is Bivouac? Bivouac is a place where you sit on rocks until your lower half is on the verge of suing you for assault. Seriously, the mere thought of a chair at this point in time is enough to make me shed manly tears and mourn the loss of proper cushioning. It is a place where mirrors are distinctly absent, so the only way to tell how bad one's acne has gotten is by groping around one's face. It is a place where the word "restriction" is thrown about with such conviction and repetition that it is akin to the whip of a slave driver. If there are a few things that this entire trip has taught me, it is that no amount of bug spray is too much, portable cushions are a godsend, and orange neck handkerchief things will never go out of style.
This is probably the part where I should describe my surroundings in traditional observation style, but let's be honest; there is no fun in that. Oh look, a tree! And what's that? Another one! Be still my beating heart!
That rustling noise behind me has finally ceased, so I am assuming that the velociraptor either has lost interest, or maybe feels bad for me.
I really hope there isn't another one of these things for the rest of this trip, because I honestly don't think I could attempt to do this again without smashing my face in against the admittedly comfortable rock wall on which I am residing. Either that or everything from my waist down has gone numb from it being quite the opposite."
-Nick Langen on the 7th day of Bivouac 2011, found a journel one could accurately describe as being beaten within an inch of its metaphorical life.
Looking back on this bitter and sardonic journal entry, I felt a pang of sadness that I could not have appreciated Bivouac in the moment, as opposed to my feelings about it afterwards. Despite the comfort of a bed that does not make one want to wear a gas mask, a certain charm presided over the experience after it was over, perhaps a variation on Stockholm Syndrome, or perhaps the people that I met and bonded with gave the trip more weight than I gave it credit for. In addition, how often does the first week of school see one gathering firewood so that one does not have to feast on old bread and stockpiled apples? The uniqueness of the Bivouac (unique in the sense that Timmy is unique because he eats glue) makes up for any shortcomings it may appear to have had while I was living through it, and many of the shortcomings were of my own fault. I certainly could've put on more bug spray that fateful day, in which case my journal would have most likely contained descriptions of foliage in lavish detail rather than the ramblings of a madman.


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Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Greece Commander Honored for Helping Vets
The third annual July concert, held at his Legion Post, raised over $22,000 for New York Warrior Alliance, an upstate group that directly helps wounded warriors and their family care-givers.
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Honor Trip Gets Send-Off from Corning Legion
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Utica Hosts Legion Baseball Championship
Sunday, July 20, 2014
Frank Peters Heads NY State Legion
His election capped the 96th Annual Convention of the American Legion's Department of New York, held July 17-19 in Albany.
Thursday, July 17, 2014
Alternative PTSD Treatment May Be Game-Changer
|Kenneth Governor
Saturday, July 5, 2014
Boys State Elects Governor
Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Legion Charters First College Post at LIU
Department of New York Commander Kenneth Governor presented the charter and installed officers May 28 for Admiral Richard L. Conolly Post 2014 at Long Island University's Post College (LIU Post) in Brookville, NY.
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Legion Helps Host Port Jobs for Vets May 28
Monday, April 21, 2014
Chili Legion Riders Host June Poker Run
Monday, April 14, 2014
Post 626 to Host Traveling Wall, Tribute
Friday, April 11, 2014
VA Needs to Be 'Transparent, Accountable', National Commander Tells NY Members
|Daniel Dellinger
That was a key message that American Legion National Commander Daniel Dellinger brought to the New York Legion Family during a swing through the Empire State April 9-11.
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
NY Am Legion Urges School Tax Break for Vets
|Ken Governor
Monday, March 24, 2014
2 Women Spur Tuition Bill for Vets
|Karyn Porempski &
Julie Kleszczewski
Legion, Legislators Team Up for Hill Day
ALBANY -- While the American Legion is pushing for some 15 proposals for the State Legislature to enact, there are three core issues affecting veterans today -- jobs, homelessness and suicide, New York State American Legion Legislative Chair Joseph Barry told the Hill Day Legislative Breakfast March 18 at the Albany Hilton Hotel.
Sunday, March 9, 2014
5 Finalists Compete in State Oratorical Contest
|Andrew Hartnett
Commander Honors 4 in Western NY
|Commander Ken Governor
honors J. Donald Griffin.
Sunday, February 23, 2014
4 Legionnaires Receive Award of Excellence
Four 7th District Legionnaires were honored with the Department Commander's Award of Excellence when New York Legion leaders visited Seneca, Monroe, Wayne and Ontario counties Feb. 20-23.
Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Dobbs Ferry Rallies After Legion Hall Collapses
Sunday, February 16, 2014
Legion Post, 2 Legionnaires Honored
An American Legion post and two Legionnaires received the Department Commander's Award of Excellence when New York State Legion Family leaders made a visitation swing through Wyoming, Chautauqua, Cattaraugus and Allegany counties Thursday to Sunday, Feb. 13-16.
Sunday, February 9, 2014
Commander Honors 4 Legionnaires in 4 Counties
NY Commander Kenneth Governor presented the Department Commander's Award of Excellence to four Legionnaires in his visitation swing through the 7th District Feb. 6-9.
Thursday, January 30, 2014
NY Legion Reacts to State of Union, Urges Action
ALBANY (Jan. 29, 2014) -- The American Legion is happy that President Barack Obama, in his fifth State of the Union address, pledged to reduce the disability claims backlog, improve access to health care at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and the Department of Defense (DoD) -- especially mental health care -- and continue to help veterans get jobs.
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
Cuomo Orders Flags at Half Staff for Pedro
|Richard Pedro
Monday, January 13, 2014
Webster Legion Helps Visiting Military Wife
|Webster Post 942
Saturday, January 11, 2014
NY Legion Loses Acclaimed Leader
|Richard Pedro
Mr. Pedro retired last July after serving at the helm of the Department of New York for nearly three decades as its adjutant, or executive director.
Friday, January 10, 2014
NY Legion Urges Repeal of Military Pension Cut
|Kenneth Governor
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You can make your own zombie outfit using clothes you don't need or don't like anymore. This is especially true for shirts, which rip and tear without using much force from scissors or a knife. Cutting your own zombie shirt requires getting creatively random, rather than strategic, about where you place the rips. Zombies don't do anything with rhyme or reason, so your shirt should reflect this carelessly deranged attitude. You can add dirt smudges or blood before or after you cut the shirt, but if you don't want these particles on your cutting instrument, leave this step until afterward.
Lay the shirt out on a counter or other flat surface. Do not cut it while you're wearing it.
Envision how the shirt would rip if you were clawing it with zombie fingernails while wearing it. Most of the rips would be located near the upper chest and across the stomach, in horizontal and diagonal directions.
Use the scissors or shears to start a rip in the shirt. Put the scissors down, and continue ripping from this starting point with your hands. This will make the shirt fibres fray, rather than appear sliced in straight lines.
Gather small portions of the shirt in a handful. Snip chunks of material out of these handfuls with the scissors. This will create patches of jagged material.
Cut and rip the shirt at the seams. Zombiephiles.com recommends ripping at the shoulder seams especially, as this replicates the struggle you would have gone through when vainly trying to escape a zombie attack as a human.
Rub the shirt with sandpaper to create faded, worn areas that you can't duplicate with a pair of scissors.
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Expert Tips For Keeping Yourself Safe In Traffic
After many years spent as a motorcycle instructor, I have found there are particular situations that commonly crop up for the traffic motorcycle or scooter rider. Within these pages are explanations and diagrams for why motorcyclists are 'invisible' to other drivers and how to maximise your safety without being lectured on the dangers or being told scary stories.
Commuting in traffic should be enjoyable--this booklet is about handing full control of every traffic situation to the motorcyclist and scooter riders on the road.
Highly recommended for:
1. Motorcyclists and scooter riders with only a few years experience.
2. Motorcyclists and scooter riders who bypassed professional training for whatever reason.
3. Motorcyclists and scooter riders returning to the road or have started commuting.
4. Motorcyclists and scooter riders who are constantly surrounded by "the stupidity or ignorance of other drivers".
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Samhain Publishing, $5.50, ISBN 978-1-61922-877-1
Contemporary Romance, 2015
The Virgin Cowboy Billionaire's Secret Baby is a role-reversal take on the common "too busy for sex" trope while serving up some familiar rich bloke-regular girl kitchen sink romance, and, if I put aside the gimmicky role reversal, what's left is pretty standard fare. It also exposes how these tropes, no matter how popular they may be among certain readers, are often ridiculous when taken into present day context.
Matt Coolidge, the billionaire of our story, has retired at 35. He has to, actually, as all that work he had to do to make those billions had left him with migraine, high blood pressure, insomnia, and the occasional panic attack. Instead of getting to live a quiet and peaceful life at the family ranch, he is getting a headache. You see, his mother is pressing him and his sister to marry and make babies – eeuw, not together, of course not – going as far as to threaten to change the will so that everything would go to a brother who would happily sell off the farm and let some interlopers convert the place into a shopping mall. His mother is not budging – no babies, then everything goes to the younger brother who has made her happy by getting married and popping out brats as per the demands of this bitch demon hag mother from hell.
Just like a romance heroine, Matt may be a billionaire but he is apparently helpless to do anything to get the mother off his back. Oh, and he probably has to do what his mother wants because he doesn't want his sister to lose the farm – she had worked her rear end off to bring it to its current glory, after all. He's also a virgin – too busy to date, no time, et cetera. Hey, that excuse is perfectly acceptable when a hot heroine uses it, so why not?
In comes Dara Marley, pregnant with his baby. No, it's not a case of immaculate conception – a while ago, she had to undergo chemotherapy, so she had a few embryos frozen to allow her to conceive in the future. These embryos were the result of her eggs being inseminated by Matt's sperm, and now she is carrying a baby that is formed from a successful implantation of one of those embryos. I'm not sure why she'd opt for freezing her embryos instead of her eggs, even if there is a higher success rate with embryos compared to eggs, since things could get messy down the road. And they could, indeed: she eventually married a different man, and then got herself pregnant with this kid that is someone else's biological babies. Perhaps it is a good thing that her husband cheated on her (for the 5th time!) and filed for divorce before he realized that she was pregnant, as things may get really messy otherwise.
Never mind, now that she is a divorced woman, she approaches Matt so that her child would still have a father. Oh, and if Matt happens to be married or something, it's okay, she'd be nice and give Matt time to explain to the wife. Yes, she really expects Matt to be an active daddy for her baby. I don't know whether she's being horribly optimistic or selfish to be doing this to someone who could have been happily married. Fortunately, Matt is single, thus avoiding many unfortunate consequences that could arise from Dara's actions. To be fair. she feels guilty now and then when she realizes just how much she'd be changing Matt's life for him by pushing a baby into his life. Mind you, she's the sort to insist that she doesn't want anyone to support her and her baby, since she is an independent woman with no means and no home, so in this case, I can't help feeling that she should have just sent a postcard instead of disrupting Matt's life like this. It's not like he knocked her up and then refused to pay child support – this is an entirely different ball game, with many grey areas.
Oh, and their family hate one another. Therefore, I find it odd that everyone else other than their parents expected them to end up together. Well, they didn't – they had an argument that saw the two of them never getting in touch again until now. Dara decides to let Matt lose his virginity to her so that he wouldn't have to be awkward and weird in future encounters, telling him that, unlike other women, she wouldn't judge him for his inexperience. Oh please, he's hot and he's a billionaire. Even if he's a ten-second man, a woman only has to imagine the size of his credit to spontaneously experience at least three orgasms in a row. I don't see any problem in that area.
Anyway, will they end up together forever after all, like those people would like to believe?
This story plays out like every relationship story in which the heroine believes that the hero would one day walk out so she would never, ever, ever entertain the possibilities that could have been. In this particular story, this is a rather problematic premise, because as I've mentioned, the heroine has already disrupted the hero's life without really considering what her "Hello! I'm pregnant with your baby!" announcement would do to him, so for her to then go, "Oh, I'll just let him poke me and then I'd leave to live life as an independent and feisty heroine with no obvious means of supporting myself and my kid!" – the whole thing seems suspiciously like someone trying to justify using and then dumping a guy.
Furthermore, he's a billionaire. The money is his. Therefore, I don't understand why he and Dara need to bend over and take it from their family members if they really want to be together. I mean, just give them a middle finger and then move somewhere else, what's the big deal? I know, family may be important and what not, but the parents in both families are unappealing turds. Why play a martyr to these turds? It makes both the hero and the heroine look like dumb-dumb types.
At any rate, The Virgin Cowboy Billionaire's Secret Baby may seem at first like a parody or satire, but it is actually far more like the subject it is allegedly trying to lampoon. There is not enough tongue-in-cheek humor to let readers know that the author is in on the joke. Aside from the novelty of a virgin hero losing his virginity to a woman who is carrying his baby, the story is too sober, too contrived, and hence, way too much like a very average Harlequin series romance for its own good.


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Paul Blart Mall Cop 2 (2015)
Genre : Action, Comedy
Director : Andy Fickman
Cast : Kevin James, Raini Rodriguez, Eduardo Ver�stegui and more
Synopsis : After six years of keeping our malls safe, Paul Blart has earned a well-deserved vacation. He heads to Vegas with his teenage daughter before she heads off to college. But safety never takes a holiday and when duty calls, Blart answers.


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What Matters Most
So, I just had a baby not more than 3 months ago... and I really need to SLOW DOWN.
Like Ferris Beuller says: Life moves pretty fast, if you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.
And I was wondering, how did I get distracted so easily? What matters most? My faith, my family, my friends. This baking thing - is really last of all. But for a moment there, it caught hold of me - I got caught up in "following" all these cooking and baking blogs - and in posting on foodie websites like foodieblogroll, ptitchef and foodbuzz - and for what? For my pride.... ewwww. I fell for it. And I know that it was Satan all along trying to lead me astray. He is so evil - and tricky - how he takes something virtuous and good and turns it into a vice.
So, I was listening to a couple talks from this last General Conference. And I took notes and it really helped me reflect on what matters most. President Uchtdorf is so funny - he has a nice way of teaching - I loved his opening remarks about that tree... and what does that have to do with airplanes? Ha haaaa ha.
But his talk really struck a cord with me. Because I myself felt like I had no control over this monster of trying to keep up with all these other baking bloggers. I was submitting photo after photo to foodgawker and tastespotting and some of my submissions were getting rejected - like really good - delicious photos - not accepted. And it was affecting me. And then, I had to step back and take a look at what matters most - and I had to laugh at myself because this does not matter. It's really supposed to be for fun. A place where I can write my thoughts for me. And share recipes with my friends and family - and a source where I can remember - oh I tried that and I didn't like it or I tried that and it was yum-yum. I like my recipe archive the best - because no matter where I go in the world, I can find my favorite recipes.
I'm also reminded of Elder Oaks' talk from a few conferences back - he said: give up something good for something better! But I like Uchtdorf's advice better - slow down! Because I don't want to quit this blogging thing altogether - I do enjoy it... I just want to take a step back and re-examine why I'm doing it. Then I can continue on my own pace.
|Siembra in her blessing gown
Number 1: God. My faith - it's the most sacred and vital. I need quiet alone time where I can study the scriptures, pray, commune and reflect regularly on what matters most. This will give me more stability, peace and joy.
Number 2. My family. No other success can compensate for failure in the home. Plus - I love hanging out with them. And I'm also looking forward to seeing my family in America when I go there in May :)
Number 3. Fellow men. Friends... and strangers. Children of God. I need to be sensative to the feelings of others. I need to give service when it is needed. I need to love one another as God loves me.
Number 4. Myself. I am a child of God. I'm a divine daughter of God. So I need to love myself.
Now, it's number 4 that I find quite interesting... because it seems that I've put that at the top of the list for the last couple of months. I've been constantly thinking about me (blogging)... when I should be loving every moment with the new baby and kids, right? But, it's really easy to get distracted. Because I tend to think, if my needs don't get met, then I really cannot help anyone else. That's kind of true, but I took it too far. Well, almost... I almost got too distracted, but then Conference time was there just in time to remind me what matters most.
Now this is a separate yet similar post. Because I've been thinking again. About what matters most and where I see myself in the future. I like cooking. I like baking. I love sugar. Too much - I think. Yesterday I had a nice visit with friends - our kids played together and Monica made some delicious coconut cookies for us - but I'd called it coconut candy. It was basically fresh shredded coconut boiled in sugar water and just before the syrup caramalizes it is put out of the frying pan and onto cookie sheets. And that's it. It's sooo yummy. Well, I had a few too many... a sugar binge, some might say. And I felt just awful about it. I could actually feel my body speak to me: why? Why Melissa did you have to eat so many of those? That's too much sugar!! Then I'm reminded of D. Todd Christofferson's talk - Reflections on a consecrated life. One way we can glorify God is to take care of our body. This is one duty to God - for the body is a temple. We can glorify God in body and spirit by presenting the body as a living sacrifice. Don't defile the body. Be modest - exercise - be healthy.
So, after my sugar binge, I sat there on the couch - feeling guilty. Feeling a little bit sick. Then I put my walking shoes on and I went for a walk. It took me 30 minutes to get my heart rate up - to break a sweat. After 55 minutes, I returned home. I felt so much better because I did something good for me. And it also gave me time to reflect.
Here is what I've concluded during my reflection time. My sugar fast has begun. And I know that Halloween is just a few days away... but this is for me. For my body, for my happiness - for my kids... for the future!
Now, before this sugar binge - where was my future going - towards diabetes. Which is something I absolutely fear! Several family members have gotten it though unhealthy diets... and I was heading down that road, too. Where do I want to be in say 20-25 years? Gosh, I'm gonna be old... but I'd like to be healthy and happily old. I want to go on a mission with Mark. And I feel like, if I continue down this sugary bumpy road - I might not get to do what I want, go where I want, be what I want.
You see, it all comes back to Satan. He's very tricky. He's so sly... he knows our weaknesses. He doesn't want me to be in the service of my God. So he knows that if he can take me out of commission by my addiction to my poison (sugar) He'll do it.
But, I'm onto him. And I'm not going to let that happen. I'm going to thwart Satan!
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The Nokian tyre Company product development, administration, and marketing functions are all done in Nokia, Finland. Two facilities are used to manufacture most products; one in Nokia, Finland, the other facility is located in Vsevolozhsk, Russia. The newest factory in Vsevolozhsk, Russia opened its doors in the summer of 2005. Other products that Nokian Tyres produces are contracted to manufacturers in the USA, Indonesia, Slovakia, and China. Nokian uses its own sales companies located in Sweden, Norway, Germany, Switzerland, Czech Republic, Russia, and the USA.
2007 was a record year for Nokian Tyres, with net sales of 1.025 billion Euros, while employing 3,535 people. The Vianor tyre Chain employed 1,241 people, and the Russian manufacturing facility employed 511 people.
An example of the high quality products by Nokian tyre is the WR G2. This tyre is the ultimate slush performance tyre on the market today. The WR G2 has the capability to provide safety in both wet and snow road conditions, giving the tyre stable handling and low rolling resistance.


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It is fair to say I have never been one of those guys who watch or follow basketball. It's just not my thing and really never has been. Of course being only 5'8, that might have something to do with it. But even before that when I was sure I would grow to a strapping 6'3, bball just wasn't something I was drawn to. Not sure why as I do like to participate in a variety of sports.
Within the last week or so the NBA had their All Star game. (I didn't watch). The only time in the past few years I have seen any NBA action is the Christmas Day game and that is because we visit family who has the game up on the tube. (I guess tube is a little dated. Perhaps I should say screen. Okay, screen it is. However 'boob screen' just doesn't have the same ring to it).
The day after the game I tuned in my sports radio show on my drive into work. All I heard was talk about the game and a certain retirement looming over the sport. Although I know the sport and the major participants, I've never understood the culture that surrounds it. I listened to the hosts and it was nothing but a couple guys that sounded like they were 'wanna-bees'. I wanna be part of that culture. It was basketball slang and a show not suited to a general sports audience.
Now I know I'm an old guy but listening to two guys try and sound hip to that world just didn't live up to how I wanted my morning to start. Unfortunately there isn't much on the radio these days that holds my interest. It was a long ride into work that day ...
And don't even get me started on the 'sneaker' thing that ties into the basketball world. How someone needs +$200 pairs of sneakers every time another 'star' puts out a new set is ridiculous. Are there really 125 different sets of Air Jordans through the years?
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What I've learned about child abuse: Advice from a child protection detective
In 2016, 588 files were referred to the Zebra Child Protection Centre.
While the survivors and their non-offending families are supported by the Zebra Centre team, it's the duty of our law enforcement partners at the Centre to investigate each file so survivors are given justice and healing.
Edmonton Police Service Sergeant Christa Laforce has been involved with the Zebra Child Protection Centre since 2011 – first as a constable with the Child at Risk Response Team, an investigating detective and now in charge of training and development for the Edmonton Police Service Child Protection Section. In her time at Zebra Centre, she has investigated more than 230 child abuse files and has conducted nearly 300 children, witness and suspect interviews.
What has Christa learned about child protection from her six years working at Zebra Centre? Read more to find out.
Do we still need to teach our kids "stranger danger" or is there now more to the conversation?
The stranger offences that make the news skew our view of who is offending against children. Although stranger offences do still happen, last year nearly 90 per cent of the children and youth supported by Zebra Centre knew their offenders. While teaching our children to be cautious of strangers will always be important, there is more to the conversation we need to be having with our kids. This includes allowing our children to establish personal boundaries with their bodies, introducing them to the concept of consent, understanding healthy relationships and identifying safe adults.
Is there one group of individuals more likely to offend on children?
There is a common misconception that the individuals offending on children fall within a certain mold we have created for them as a society. In reality, child abuse knows no boundaries or demographics. We can't turn a blind eye to child abuse in our community – it could be happening to the child next door, on our kid's sports team or through our child's smartphone.
What is the biggest issue facing today's parents who are looking to keep their kids safe?
There is an increasing number of children and youth whose abuse is perpetrated online – whether they are targeting in chat rooms or apps or their abuse images are shared online. We live in an ever-evolving digital world where technology is changing so fast it can be hard for parents to keep up with. To combat this, parents need to keep themselves informed on what websites or apps their children are using, how these sites function and any safety features they can enable.
What are the types of files that stick with you?
Infant maltreatment and abuse files are tough investigations because of the emotional response that is triggered by seeing an infant with physical injuries. These are the children who are too young to have a voice. It's upsetting to see how a moment of frustration for an adult can have devastating consequences on a child who has no say over what has happened to them. As investigators and child advocates, we know that by dedicating ourselves to these files, we are lending our voices to the children who haven't yet found theirs.
What is grooming and how can I recognize this as a parent?
Grooming is the slow and escalating process of building trust and comfort between a child and an offender. In the beginning of the grooming process, behaviours can seem harmless – developing a special friendship with the child, buying toys and gifts – and move toward more inappropriate and abusive behaviours as the relationship is established.
Parents need to be engaged with their children – know what they are doing and who they are hanging out with. Get to know their friends' parents. It's also important to maintain open communication with your child so that they can feel safe telling you when something doesn't feel right without being shut down. Lastly, follow and trust your instincts and encourage your child to do the same. If something doesn't seem right, it probably isn't.
How do we empower our kids to speak up when something doesn't feel right or makes them uncomfortable?
The biggest hesitation I hear from the kids I've interviewed is "What if no one believes me?" The best thing a parent can do is allow their child to express their feelings freely without the fear of receiving judgment, anger or suspicion from you. In this, you are letting your child know that their voice matters and is worth listening to. In addition, teach your child the difference between healthy and unhealthy relationships so if abuse occurs, they are able to identify it right away.
What is the most frustrating thing to see as an investigator?
It's incredibly disheartening to see a child who lacks support at home. As much as we do to ensure a child is on the path towards justice and healing, parents and caregivers play a major role in this process too. A child needs to know they are believed and did nothing wrong, but sometimes the cycle of abuse has been within families for generations and parents become desensitized to it happening to their own children. There is no better feeling when a child walks out of the Zebra Child Protection Centre feeling strong, brave and empowered – feelings that you know will continue at home as well.
How are you able to go home at night after investigating some of the most horrific crimes and be present for your children?
If I can be a voice for one child, I know I have done by job. Although difficult, our subject matter makes me passionate about my own kids' safety, health and happiness.
What's the most satisfying thing about your job?
Being part of a team whose members are equally passionate about being a voice for children. Seeing the children leave happy and feeling supported – it's why each of us continue to come to work every morning.
What can we do as a community to respond to child abuse?
Many turn a blind eye to child abuse because of the assumption that if it's not happening within our families or to our children, it isn't our problem. Child abuse is everyone's business. As law enforcement professionals, we can't know what's happening in everyone's home, schools or smart phone and need to rely reports made to us by concerned individuals. Despite all of our work, child abuse is still one of the most underreported crimes – with 90-95 per cent of it continuing in secrecy. Adults in Alberta have a legal obligation to report child abuse and need to serve as the eyes and ears of our community. Together, we must make reporting and believing survivors of child abuse our biggest priority.
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Gender in the Making of the Nigerian University System by Dr Charmaine Pereira – a book launch and discussion
Book Presentation on Tuesday 24th July 2007
Venue: Shehu Musa Yar Adua, Abuja
Time: 9 a.m.
Chair: Mrs Amina Ibrahim
Reviews by Professor Nuhu Yaqub, Dr Rueben Abati, Chief Joy Ezeilo, Barister Ayo Atsenua and Dr Clara Ejembi
Book publishers: James Currey, London and Heineman Educational Books, Ibadan
Host: Initiative for Women's Studies in Nigeria
The Research
The gendered character of the university system and its implications for women and for the kind of society that university education is in place to support, have rarely been the focus of enquiry. A recent study by Charmaine Pereira, titled Gender in the Making of the University System, shows how the multiple changes that the university system has undergone in the process of its formation are highly gendered, including deeply entrenched levels of gender discrimination, gender conflict and gendered violence. Addressing gender goes beyond increasing the numbers of women in universities to encompass the philosophies, values and mission of university education as well as its practice. This has implications for processes such as funding, management, institutional cultures, knowledge production and the quality of university education. Moreover, the most recent changes to the university system require wider and deeper consultation than has so far taken place and the gendered dynamics of these changes have to be put on the agenda.
The research on which the book is based was funded by the Partnership for Higher Education in Nigeria, a consortium of private US-based foundations that is supporting higher education across Africa. The partnership is also supporting the book launch, not only in Nigeria but in other countries where research on higher education was carried out, including Kenya and Ghana.
Support for the launch in Nigeria provides an excellent opportunity for not only reviewing arguments from the book but for opening up a discussion of ongoing changes to the university system and their gendered implications, to stakeholders within and beyond the university system. This is particularly significant in view of the considerable flux characterising the current condition of the university system, the current conjuncture of a change in government and the possibilities thus afforded for a potentially more empowering trajectory for the development of university education. The Initiative for Women's Studies in Nigeria (IWSN), formerly the Network for Women's Studies in Nigeria, is organising the book launch and the accompanying discussion. IWSN strengthens capacity for teaching and research in gender and women's studies. Its members are individuals, mostly based in universities, working across a range of academic disciplines and spheres of practice. IWSN is currently engaged in a major action research project on the politics of heterosexuality and sexual harassment in university life.
About the author
Charmaine Pereira is a feminist scholar-activist, based in Abuja. She was born in Nairobi and spent her formative years in Kenya, Uganda, and Brazil before completing her education in the United Kingdom. She has taught at universities in England, Nigeria and South Africa, and came to Nigeria in 1993. Her previous writing has addressed subjects such as women organising, the state and gendered ideologies, and sexuality. Pereira has worked with a number of women's organisations and other organisations in Nigerian civil society on women's citizenship, political participation and violence against women. She is the National Co-ordinator of the Initiative for Women's Studies in Nigeria.
Gender in the Making of the Nigerian University System
by Charmaine Pereira
A synopsis
This book maps the changing character of the university system in Nigeria, with a particular focus on gender. 'Gender' is used here to refer to the processes that define 'acceptable' ways of being masculine or feminine in a particular social formation. The aim of the research on which the study is based is to further our understanding of the gendered workings of university education. Education, because it is capable of developing scarce skills and raising consciousness, holds out particular promise to the state in relation to its need to control society and the economy. At the same time, education poses a threat to prevailing relations of authority, since education is also capable of stimulating independent thought. Gender in the Making of the Nigerian University System explores questions such as how gendered structures and processes at the level of the university system, and the broader contextual level, have affected universities; the ways in which the workings of the university system have contributed to bringing about gender differentials; how women have contributed to policy issues in university education; and the gender implications of existing reforms of the university system.
The study's focus on an understanding of changes unfolding within the university system is driven by an emphasis on the kinds of changes that are necessary to propel the university system along a trajectory of greater gender equality and social justice. This entails understanding in the Nigerian context what forces subvert the building of institutions for knowledge production in this direction. It also entails an understanding of what strategies might promote the capacity of universities to engage in research, teaching and learning that are more likely to bring about democratization and gender justice. The overall goal has been to understand institutional power relationships, through an examination of the gendered formation and governance of the university system. Whilst considerable analysis of the university system has been carried out in other studies at various points in time, most of this work has been blind to gender.
Gender in the Making of the Nigerian University System is comprised of ten chapters. Following the introduction, chapter two discusses the historical basis for the educational system in Nigeria, as the overall system within which the university system is located. The intention is to draw attention to the regional, sub-regional and class dimensions of the system, which configure gendered processes and relations that continue to have an impact today. The discussion then turns in chapter three to the post-colonial context within which the university system has grown in Nigeria. The contemporary configuration of university education and its gender politics form the subject of chapter four, exploring the legal framework underlying the system and the nature of the educational bureaucracy. Chapter five examines the policy environment and the relations between the university system and the job market. This is followed by a chapter addressing the politics of funding the university system and its implications for the quality of university education. Universities are examined as gendered institutions in chapters seven and eight, focusing on access, student enrolment, academic staff strength as well as institutional culture and equity agendas. Finally, sites of reform in the university system and the implications for greater gender equity are discussed in chapter nine, before presenting the conclusions and recommendations in chapter ten.
For a review of the book by James Gibbs, click here (scroll to last article on the page).


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Happy 2015 to all loyal Redline readers! Like many New Year resolutions, we hope to evolve and improve Redline by bringing on David Muramoto to join Ed Shuler in co-editing your favorite e-publication. Muramoto penned the RMDiv column Pony Express in SportsCar magazine from 1996-2014 and has also served as Editor-in-Chief for Nissan Sport Magazine. Our goal is to use this experience to help shape Redline into a broader, more cohesive, and ultimately, more entertaining publication.
What can you hope to see in the coming year? For starters, expect some editorial topics to be wrestled with in this opening section, along with a brief preview on what is contained in each issue. Beyond that, we hope to offer increased race coverage of the RMDiv Championship series, vehicle reviews of cars and trucks racers want, and different perspectives on motorsports in this part of the country. With SCCA and SportsCar making the decision to only provide coverage of certain Majors events, Redline will endeavor to refocus on all that is happening in Colorado and other adjacent RMDiv areas.
What we won't change is articles from writers like RowOne, Rocky Mountain Sidewinder and others. There'll still be a free classifieds section for SCCA members and great photos from talents like Rupert Berrington and Jay Bonvouloir. Redline will certainly remain interested in news from local racers and how they've fared at SCCA Runoffs, Majors or professional race series. In summary, we plan to keep the best parts and improve the rest. We're also interested in hearing from you, our loyal readers, on what you like or don't like in Redline. Who knows? If we get enough letters or e-mails, we may even have to start a "Letters to the Editors" section!


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Current Investigations, Securities Fraud
Investigating Potential Claims Involving Charles Fackrell and LPL Financial According to the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA), a FINRA Dispute Resolution panel has ruled that LPL Financial must pay $462,000 in connection with a Ponzi scheme perpetrated by one of its former brokers. Although the
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Update: NC Fines LPL for Charles Fackrell Ponzi Scheme Did you lose money investing with Charles Fackrell and LPL Financial? If so, the securities attorneys at The White Law Group may be able to help you by filing a FINRA Arbitration claim. According to reports, the state of North Carolina has fined LPL
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Update: Charles Fackrell Gets 5 Years Prison for Robin Hood Ponzi Scheme Charles Fackrell of North Carolina was sentenced to more than five-years in prison for running a $1.4 million Ponzi scheme that operated under the name Robin Hood. Court documents allege that from about May 2012 to about December 2014 Fackrell
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In recent news, Charles Caleb Fackrell of North Carolina reportedly has pleaded guilty to one count of securities fraud for operating a Ponzi scheme. Court documents allege that from about May 2012 to about December 2014 Frackell operated a $1.4 million Ponzi scheme using funds from at least 20 investors in Wilkes


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This week, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary named creationist Kurt P. Wise to replace outgoing Intelligent Design proponent William Dembski. The theological and scientific differences between Dembski and Wise are deep and wide. Intelligent Design and creationism are not co-conspirators trying to overthrow Darwinian evolution.
While the press railed against efforts to introduce Intelligent Design into classrooms, spokespersons at the Discovery Institute routinely distanced their theory from creationism and from those who wanted to teach ID in science classrooms. At the same time, creationists were warning their millions of followers about the dangers of ID. Its foundation in science, not the Bible; its willingness to accept large aspects of evolutionary theory; and perhaps a little jealousy of ID's quick rise to prominence make ID unacceptable to creationists.
Besides, they don't need ID's help to topple evolution. They're doing just fine. An April CBS poll found that 44 percent of Americans believe God created humans in their present form within the last 10,000 years.
Creation Recreation
Across the Ohio River from Cincinnati, just off of the 275 bypass, is the almost completed Creation Museum being built by Answers in Genesis. AiG was formed in the United States 11 years ago by Australian Ken Ham, Mark Looy, and Mike Zovath. AiG's international chapters date back 25 years. But in AiG's short time in the U.S., it has built a ministry of 140 employees holding 300 conferences each year and distributing magazines, books, curricula, as well as a radio program on 750 stations.
The crown of AiG's ministry will be its creation museum in Petersburg, Kentucky. The $25 million museum is expected to be complete by spring 2007 and ...1


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KEK Computer Research Middle gives numerous operations and companies for computing and community in KEK. Spam Regulation is the computer technology assist in controlling the Spam, the undesirable and unsolicited mails into Inbox. Spam Regulation is maintained with specific Spam Act and is generally used in Corporate and IT Sectors. Educating at the college combines concept with practice and students are able to tailor their degree in accordance with profession aspirations. It took me three Snapshots and three Vans to move about 30 gigabytes of settings and software applications, easily over one hundred apps giant and small. Because the Vans are compressed files, they were only about 3 gigabytes each on my external drive for a total of 9 Gb. The Snapshots were about 2 megabytes each. Your outcomes will doubtless vary.
Nanotechnology is each very thrilling and quite scary. Basically 'nano' means actually, actually small, so nanotechnology is tiny microscopic machines. It is a little tougher to tell what Bloomberg has in mind for Bloomberg Present, now in beta and with only a naked-bones sign-up page , but judging by this web page created by its designers, it appears to be one thing comparable: Folks set up pages for themselves with custom-designed information feeds and the flexibility to communicate with different customers.
Cellular Computing is the advanced and growing computer application that permits voice and video transmission in the form of data via computer or wi-fi devices without any further linking. Mobile Computing in the breakthrough in the Computer Technology. Scotland's oldest institution, the University of St Andrews, has one of the best scores for Student Satisfaction on this yr's Computer Science league desk.
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Maps. They grace the walls of elementary school classrooms and line the halls of the Vatican. They can be found in art galleries and history museums. They can tell us about lands unknown. And, in reckless hands, can be used by their makers to wield power and control over those who reside within their lines.
That's the lesson Dillon Massey, '15, learned as a summer intern with the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) at the U.S. embassy in Lima.


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New European Union legislation improves health security in Europe
Decision No 1082/2013/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 22 October 2013 on serious cross-border threats to health and repealing Decision No 2119/98/EC entered into force on 6 November 2013.
This new European Union (EU) legislation is an important instrument to improve health security in Europe. It brings EU legislation in line with the International Health Regulations (IHR) 2005, laying down rules on epidemiological surveillance, monitoring and early warning and combating of serious cross-border threats to health (including related preparedness and response planning), to coordinate and complement national policies. It also establishes a mechanism for joint procurement of medical countermeasures among EU Member States.
Collaboration between WHO/Europe, the European Commission (EC), the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) and other relevant EU agencies on health security is already well established. The Decision is expected to further enhance IHR implementation in Europe.
On 20–21 November 2013, WHO/Europe and ECDC will hold a joint meeting for 39 countries in Bratislava, Slovakia on generic and pandemic preparedness. It will address the Decision and its implications in the context of European collaboration, implementation of IHR and strengthening of generic and pandemic preparedness.


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Definice — Angličtina
- Of or relating to an actual, specific thing or instance; particular: had the concrete evidence needed to convict.
- Existing in reality or in real experience; perceptible by the senses; real: concrete objects such as trees.
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Growing up in the South, I was taught that hospitality meant offering a fresh cup of coffee and dessert to anyone who dropped in for a visit. It didn't matter if it was a simple pound cake or fruit cobbler, homemade cookies or brownies, or even the special occasion homemade ice cream! What mattered was the sharing and laughing with family and friends.
I don't bake every week myself — much to my husband's dismay! — so when we do have a homemade dessert, it's a real treat. When it's just the two of us, I like to make individual desserts like Tiramisu Cheesecake Parfaits or Mini Blackberry Cobblers so that we don't have lots of leftovers tempting us!
When we're entertaining friends with a casual dinner, my go-to favorites are these easy Blueberry Pie Bars, Joann's Peanut Butter Pie, or Atlantic Beach Pie — all so very delicious! And, you can never go wrong with a good chocolate dessert like Classic Coca-Cola Chocolate Cake or Malted Mousse Brownies!
Here you'll also find plenty of easy cake and pie recipes and other no-bake desserts to satisfy any sweet tooth. Enjoy!
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The Ranch program and staff are dedicated to creating a safe, secure and sacred place to allow for personal awareness and life transformation; physically, mentally and spiritually. We believe that health is the ultimate luxury. Through a guided fitness regime, wellness support and properly calibrated nutrition, our immersive programs allow guests to detoxify their bodies in a healthy, sustainable way, all while getting back to basics in nature. Our programs give one the opportunity to determine where they are on the road to balanced and healthy living along with the knowledge and tools to make sustainable healthy changes in their daily lives.
Our health is a mirror to the earth. At its core, The Ranch program is based on sustaining the mind, body and spirit through a healthy lifestyle. Everything begins with our health. When we are strong in our minds, bodies and spirits it is like a stone being thrown into a pool of water emanating out into our actions.
Nature is our inspiration. From celebrating its bounty with a seasonal menu, to marveling in its splendor each morning on daily hikes, our commitment to the earth can be seen throughout the program. Dedicated to preserving and protecting the planet, The Ranch incorporates sustainable practices into our company at every opportunity.


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Mark your calendars...... Registration/ Shoe Day
FRUITLAND-Tuesday, August 25th from 5:30-7:00pm
Shoes to small? Bring them in as either a trade in or to put up for sale. Get fitted for new shoes (N ew, in-stock shoes will initially be for fitting only.)
ALL teams except for the Recreational Class will need white shoes.
Shoes still fit? Registration already turned in? We'll see you at your first class!
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Accessing our service is a simple process.
A referral form will need to be completed by the organisation you are currently working with or you can call in to 161 Pages Rd Wainoni and complete a self-referral. You will be allocated to an appropriate service and kaimahi within 24hrs and we will contact you within 7 days to setup your first appointment.
Te Pā Tipu / Community
We will work with you and your whānau to focus on the areas that are important to you. We have great relationships with other networks and organisations to make sure we cater to the requirements of your whānau. Check out the groups below or come and see us at 161 Pages Rd to chat.
We have 3 Registered Nurses onsite that are available to support you or your whānau health needs. A comfortable relatable environment for you to discuss the areas that are important to you. You may want to chat about medications, start up at the gym, or just chat about stuff. Make contact now :)
Ngā Ara Tika
Wahine will work with a whānau worker in a group setting to address issues around anger management, but also focus on building your confidence and self-esteem. You will also learn healthy ways to communicate in relationships.
Day Group
Every Tuesday (During the school term)
10-12-30pm / 9 Sessions
F. Ariana Tafea
Whānau Tautoko
Day Group
Every Wednesday
10-12pm / 6 Sessions
F. Lisia Livesly
Whānau Intensive Mahi
To Book
Appointment times are suited to your availability. Mon-Fri 9-5pm
Whānau Navigators
Kaimahi will support you and your whanau towards reaching aspirations important to you. Our navigator's live in Timaru and Ashburton making support accessible to whānau within those areas.
Te Tai Taura (Dv/Fv)
An employee support programme. A service that provides assessments, brief intervention around AOD & DV/FV, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
He Toki ki te Rika
A dedicated kaimahi will work closely with students to make sure goals are acheived and their well-being is supported.
Te Ha - Quit Smoking
A smoke free coach who is available on week days with flexibility depending on each individuals situation. This service involves receiving one to one or group smoking cessation sessions where you will set goals, find strategies and achieve mile stones. Time frames are established between the individual and the coach. Free nicotine replacement therapy will be provided to those who are interested in using these products. This is a great effective way to receive support along your journey in becoming smoke free
To Book
Appointments times are suited to your avalibilty, Mon-Fri 9-5pm
Within our Hauora team, we aim to deliver a service that encompasses a holistic view on health acknowledging Te Taha Wairua, Hinengaro, Tinana and Whānau. Together with our team of Registered Nurses, we will support you in creating and maintaining a healthy lifestyle for you and your whanau. Appointments can be flexible depending on individual/whanau needs and also offer transportation to and from appointments. We provide a range of services including Hauora assessments, the development of individual health care plans, and can also help with connecting you and your whanau with other health services and resources within our organisation and out in the community.
To Book
Appointments times are suited to your avalibilty, Mon-Fri 9-5pm
Wahine Ora
We are passionate about supporting and enabling women to protect their whakapapa. We have a team of Registered Nurses who specialise in performing cervical screening, and also offer STI testing and contraceptive advice. This is a free service to all women, where we endeavour to provide a comfortable and safe environment for you and your whanau. We can book appointments to suit your needs, as well as providing a door to door service if you would be more comfortable in your own space.
To Book
Appointments times are suited to your availability, Mon-Fri 9-5pm
Partnership Community Worker
The PCW role consists of advocacy, support for whānau requiring access to General Practitioners and/or other health services. The PCW will navigate the health system, such as mental health service providers, GP practices affiliated to Pegasus Health, to source appropriate health services that benefits the wellbeing of whānau. The service is to ensure that whanau can access GP services without prejudice.
To Book
Appointments times are suited to your avalibilty, Mon-Fri 9-5pm
Individual and group programmes are available to learn about your behaviours and ways to keep your whānau safe. Groups consist of korero and action based activities like Mau Rakau, Waka Ama, MMA & bread making! We are a Family court accredited stopping violence provider here in Canterbury.
Te Pā Tuwatawata
12 sessions based around strengthening Tane in their Hinengaro, Wairua, Tinana and Whanau. This involves group education sessions which uses the Whaiora Online website where whaiora are invited to share their thoughts feelings and actions around important topics that give understanding around thinking and behaviours. Waka Ama, Mau Rakau, MMA and bread making are just some of the activities on offer to strengthen key areas of wellbeing and understanding.
Night Group
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Daniel Long shares a few insights on his current series at Nationale A Peanut in a Suit Is a Peanut Nonetheless while at his fellowship at Lighthouse Works on Fishers Island, NY. Thanks, Daniel!
Daniel's show will be up through this coming Monday, 9.14.15.
Gabi Lewton-Leopold: For your 2014 series I Hear a Symphony at the Portland Museum of Modern Art (PMOMA) you directly referenced paintings spanning many years and styles. With this current series, you seem to extend and also depart from that project. How do you see the two series as connected and separate? What has changed in your thinking and your process?
Daniel Long: I see them connected as they both ride the line of collage. Both shows and for most of my work start from having a source. The images I create are re-representations, appropriating imagery. With I Hear a Symphony, I was inspired by a quote from Francis Picabia, "If another man's work translates my dreams, his work is mine." With the current show, I am still applying my ways of hijacking imagery and calling them my own. All my work has my clumsy hand, which adds to the image that makes it mine. For A Peanut in a Suit Is a Peanut Nonetheless, there were more ideas of collaging in that I used different sources at times to create the paintings. Also, in terms of putting images onto a surface. This show honed in on more so the technique (masking and cutting) and what I was getting the paint to do. My ideas of process was redirected. I have learned a lot by making this show in that I want my work to have an exploratory nature rather than looking executed. This was my first attempt to make paintings with such a rigorous process and I think a certain freedom was lost. I am not saying I knew exactly what I was going to be doing every move of the way, but my other work there is an immediacy that was not there in the works recently presented. I had a lot of fun making these paintings and getting them where I wanted them to be; using the airbrush gun is a whole lot of fun. I am trying to find a nice balance between this freedom but also having this intention.
GLL: Can you speak a bit about your source imagery for this particular series? What is your process of collecting these visual influences?
DL: I like books with pictures. A lot of the imagery from my current show comes from an Ancient Egypt book. Another image came from a Valentine's Day card I got at an art store. I, like most people, use the internet or Instagram for imagery, but it feel better when an image is discovered and you can hold it in front of your face. I've always collecting images and I have no real system. There are loose xerox's around my studio and files upon files on my computer desktop. I was talking with my mentor and he suggest I get organized. This is something I will be working on.
Nationale: Do you view your paintings as a place to express covert meaning through symbols/iconography? For this series I'm thinking particularly about the two-headed snake in two of the works. Is this Apep, the Egyptian deity of chaos and destruction? If so, do you see his symbolism as important to the work?
Daniel Long: There are coded meanings, but primarily I want there to be multiple meanings where a viewer can put whatever associations they have onto the imagery. The two-headed snake yes is representing some kind of duality, not specifically chaos or destruction. With that image, I went to thinking about Robert Mitchum's hand tattoos in Night of the Hunter. One says "Love" and the other says "Hate." So, it is this thing where something cannot be or exist without the other. It isn't important that it is coming from this Egyptian deity, but it becomes this visual language and symbol.
GLL: Can you talk about your relationship to painting in general? Your past work was more sculptural/installation based. How did painting become more important to you?
DL: I see all my work as paintings because that is the language I use. The sculpture, frame, or whatever it is, is in the background and I move things around as I would with paintings. So, I am using these formal elements as I would in a painting. Anne Ring Petersen speaks of this idea in her essay Painting Spaces. She describes entering a painting both visually and physically with the painting's relation to space—not as illusion-ism but as something physical and tangible. I am still very much interested in these ideas.
GLL: Although you are working in a very old medium you are able to bring it into the present. I see this through your choice of materials (airbrush, Flashe, etc) and the process of rolling the paint and then layering on top of that base to create a different type of surface. I'm interested in that rolling action. Do you see it at all tied to the abstract expressionists and their use of house paint and non-art materials? Something very utilitarian about it…
DL: I have always used whatever materials are at hand. Because of that I have openness in my creative output. The rolling action makes this texture that I like because once dried and then airbrushed it gives this effect like it is a rubbing. It picks up whatever is around. I like this because of it being so indexical. Debris from my body, from my studio show up in my work, which to me is not a flaw but rather points to saying, I was here.
GLL: How long have you been working with airbrush? Why were you drawn to it for this series in particular?
DL: I got the airbrush compressor and gun like 2 years ago? I bought it from a fella who needed to make rent. It was kinda busted so it was fun trying to figure out what it all would and could do. After buying a new gun it was such a surprise. My practice is fun and exciting and I am always looking for new ways of making. I do not want to ever just make oil paintings or only make airbrush paintings. I want to collide all the paints.
GLL: It seems that the airbrush softens the image, there's a kind of blurring that happens that connects it to photography for me. Also, the way you blur some areas while bringing others into focus through the use of Flashe and acrylic is really interesting and reminds me of photography as well. Do you see any connection between your paintings and photography?
DL: The blurring of these images speak to my ideas on how I see painting as a flexible medium. I can see how photography could play a role in that my images exist in printed form. Whether a photocopy or whatever, my sources I print out to have a reference so they exist as a flatten image. There is a lot of simulacra happening in my process. Things exist, and then exist in some other form, and so on. I would say my work is more so connected to collage.
GLL: Did you think a lot about how the eye will see these different materials while making the work?
DL: Yes. I was interested in how my paintings painted with oil or acrylic photograph so poorly. Their presence is completely lost and it is really frustrating to see in slides and such, but then these airbrush paintings look so sharp digitally, whereas in person you have to be at a distance to have the image be tight. I became really fascinated with this flip-flop of viewing images in person vs. online.
GLL: Can you talk about where the titles come from and how they add to the work? For me, their vague and poetic nature, rather than acting as an explanation, add to the mystery of the work. They keep it open.
DL: Titles are important because it is a way to set a tone. It gives the viewer permission on how to see the work. I take my titles from everywhere. I like for them to be open and non-directive. I am inspired by music lyrics I am listening to at the time, themes and language in gay culture, or anything that can give me a laugh. I like for the titles to have multiple meanings. My titles are not really coded nor an explanation, but rather it is like how Philip Guston speaks of painting. When the air arbitrary vanishes and the paint falls into place. It is when the title and painting have this harmonious vibe.


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Second Grade Lesson Plans for Parents and Teachers
Children in second grade enjoy interactive games because the experience allows them to learn and have fun at the same time. The examples below are activities that will help second graders develop both social and cognitive skills.
Interactive Games and Activities for Second Graders
Interactive games and activities help second graders understand concepts better because the children can participate in their learning process. When kids are able to use all their senses, they retain information better and learn more effectively. Although using interactive games and activities will take a little more time and effort than traditional worksheets, the benefits that kids get from them is worth it.
Food Pyramid
Teach second graders about the food pyramid with this fun project. First, collect some grocery store ads from the newspaper. Next, get paper plates for each child and have the children divide their plates into five sections. Then, create labels with the five food groups (grains, meat and beans, vegetables, fruits and milk) for each section. You can skip creating the labels and have the students write the name of each food group; however, second graders may not have the fine motor skills to write small enough on the plates.
Have each student look through the grocery store ads and cut out at least one item from each food group and paste it onto the appropriate section of his or her plate. You can also extend this activity by teaching kids how to make healthy eating choices.
Spelling Beach Ball
This game allows students to review their spelling words in a fun way. Put all the spelling words in a bag. Next, draw a word from the bag and toss a beach ball to a child. That child will say the first letter of the spelling word and toss the beach ball to another student. The person that caught the beach ball will say the second letter of the word and pass the ball to another student. This process will continue until all the letters in the word are spelled.
If a student says an incorrect letter, he must toss the ball to someone else and then he must sit out for the rest of the game. The game will keep going until there is only one student left standing. Alternatively, if you are playing this game at home with your child, you can toss the ball back and forth to each other and no one sits out.
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