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- Crop Circles: The Hopi Prophecies
Diane: I understand you've had contact with Hopi Elders about the similarities between their sacred symbols and the glyphs appearing in the fields in England. How did this come about?
Chet: In the early 1980s I was officially a historian, archivist, and administrative officer for the US Air Force at Travis Air Force Base in California. At that time, two things occurred that were life changing. I had an industrial accident that wrenched my back, which allopathic medicine couldn't seem to resolve. And my grandmother died. She had been a very important force in my adult life, and although she didn't raise me, she was my closest living relative and emotional support.
These two things set into motion a chain of events, one of which got me interested in the subject of past lives. My grandmother quite literally decided that I needed instruction from the other side. She was very clear in what she said to me I was to meet a woman named Helen, who worked in Berkeley which wasn't far from where I lived and it would be a very important meeting to help me understand why certain things had happened to me.
Within a week someone mentioned psychologist Dr. Helen Wambach, who was at Berkeley and had written some of the very first books on past-life therapy. I met Helen, and first I was her patient. Within six months, through the help of regression therapy, my back problem went away.
My association with her led me to write Mass Dreams of the Future,[1] which was Helen's original idea. Not only can we use states of higher consciousness to go into the past, but we can also look at the most probable lines of the future. This was, of course, a really incredible idea, particularly for the mid-1980s. Unfortunately, just as we were starting to collaborate, Helen passed away from a heart attack, and I inherited the project.
It was around this point in time that crop circles began to become a little more public. As I think you know, crop circles have been here probably forever, but certainly in modern times there have been photographs and reports of them in the media, scattered, as far back as the late 1970s. But it wasn't until the late 1980s that they became more prominent and more complex.
Part of Mass Dreams of the Future talked about the prophecies of Edgar Cayce as well as the Hopi Prophecies. And my book had been published for about a year or so when I was invited over by the Cayce Institute in England to do some lectures there. It was at a lecture in London that I first heard of crop circles. This was in 1990, I think.
I didn't have a chance to visit any circles at the time. But someone told me that some of the new crop circles that were appearing, that year and the year before, resembled some of the Southwestern Pueblo Indian petroglyphs.
Although I wasn't an expert, I had studied the Hopi Prophecy, and I knew about the Hopi Tablets and the Hopi Prophecy Rock. So I put two and two together, and thought there might be a connection between crop circles and the Hopi traditions.
In January or February of 1991, I moved to Arizona. And about that time someone gave me one of the very first books on crop circles from the Center for Crop Circle Studies. It was filled with line drawings, and I was very intrigued with these. I thought, Gee, some day I've got to show these to some Native people if I ever meet any. I had known one or two Hopi, but I really wasn't "involved" with the Hopi tribe.
Then out of the blue I got a phone call, and it was a young man who was working with one of the Hopi traditional elders. He said, "I read your book, and we know you're in Arizona. Are you free this afternoon, because Grandfather Martin would like to meet you and would like you to come and hear what our prophecies really say."
So I said, sure. And he told me to plan to come up for a couple of days. So I grabbed some photocopies I had made of the diagrams in the crop circle book, stuffed them in my suitcase, and friend and I got in his truck and went there.
The Hopi were very polite and a little bit reserved. They seemed to be operating on the idea that we could help with a land dispute that was going on with them. They seemed to feel that if someone could find their ancient missing tablets, these might persuade Uncle Sam that there was a stronger case for these lands than the government's representatives realized.
The Hopi also seemed to be interested in the fact that I had mentioned their prophecy in my book. They were very concerned about what was coming "the purification," as they call it which they see in negative terms as a great disruption of civilization.
They were unhappy that the world was to be turned upside down, but they also realized that from a spiritual perspective our world is no longer meeting the conditions set up by Creator. We've taken a wrong turn somewhere, and something has to happen to shake us out of our complacency, they said.
Later, after spending some time together, we came together for dinner at a kind of town hall in one of the Hopi villages on Second Mesa. There were about twenty of us in this room having dinner, mostly men and a couple of women. They were very reserved . . . polite . . . not very forthcoming.
Sometime after dinner, I thought of the crop circle diagrams I had been carrying around in my briefcase. I pulled these papers out and everything changed. You should have seen the look on their faces when they saw these designs. They lit up. There was recognition involved, and it was quite amazing.
One man, formerly reserved and dignified, in his late sixties, became excited just like a little kid. He grabbed one of the diagrams out of my hand, turned it upside down, and said, "No, no, no, this is put the wrong way, it should be looked at like this." He then started to explain it in Hopi terms.
The glyph had been titled Mother Earth Goddess and had appeared in 1989. When he took it, he said, "No, this is the womb, and here is the birth canal, and here is life coming out into our Fourth World this dimension. We have this inscribed on some of our sacred rocks in our Sacred Canyon." For the Hopi, it was a representation of the birth or creation process.
Another glyph I showed them came from the same time period and was called the Dumbbell series. The Hopi man said, "This is our story of how the ancestors came from the sky." Of course, I was all ears by this time.
Coincidentally, while this talk was taking place, it was announced that we were bombing Bhagdad.
Here we are, out in the middle of nowhere, in a place with modern but rudimentary comforts, up on the Mesa, almost in another world, and the Hopi are telling me stories of how this world must be purified and will come to an end, and they are looking at these drawings of crop circles as a sign that this time is approaching and at the same time, we are being told that the U.S. is going to war with Iraq. At the very same time.
So along with talk of land disputes and wanting people to testify in court, there was this other layer happening at the same time. There were even people there with videocameras, and we were allowed to take pictures. Normally the Hopi are a very reserved people, so this was a really great opportunity, and something which has never occurred since.
The next day, we went out to one of the canyons on their land. We were asked not to reveal where it was. We got out of the 4-by-4s, and after walking 20 minutes we suddenly found ourselves at a rock cliff face that went up about 100 feet with a mesa on top. All along the base of this, probably as far as a man on another man's shoulders could reach, were petroglyphs inscribed in the rock.
We were told that normally non-Hopi people are not allowed to come here, but they made an exception for us because of the crop circle diagrams I had shown them. They wanted me to see how some of the crop circles related to their petroglyphs.
Sure enough, the ones like the Mother Earth Goddess and the Dumbbell were there, inscribed on the rocks. Not necessarily in the same proportions, but the pattern was quite clear. They gave us a quick lesson in what I would call The Hopi Story of Genesis the Creation story of our world as it occurs at three different levels: inside the earth, on the earth's surface, and above or in the Cosmic dimension.
All three were depicted, and the two that had images similar to the crop circles were levels within the earth depicting what they called Sipapu: a round room believed to exist somewhere in the ground. The entrance to it, they feel, is located in a very deep sinkhole in the valley of the Little Colorado River in northern Arizona, near what used to be their land before it was taken away so long ago. I guess it is now part of the Navaho reservation.
In this round room or Sipapu, as they call it, every time there has been a major world catastrophe, what we call earth changes (the Hopi say we move from one world to another), those people who are following the role that Creator has given them are taken in safety to this room, to be held there in order to start or populate the new world. Sipapu was one of the things they recognized as the round circles in the glyphs.
At the sky level of the wall, the more complex crop circle glyphs came into play. There was one called The Earth, which, in the Hopi designs, is a series of concentric circles which are mated with a star symbol a very beautiful disc with a ring around it. At the edge of this picture is the Hopi symbol for the moon. The moon is a symbol of time for them very important because they count by "moons."
The Hopi gave me to understand, from their point of view, that it is Mother Earth herself, giving us warning that not only have we taken a wrong turn, but also we are about to pay the consequences for the error of our ways. Somehow we have adopted the mindset that the Earth is ours to utilize and plunder as we wish, instead of the philosophy that we belong to the Earth and we are her caretakers.
The last thing that Grandfather Martin told me before I left was, "I want you to understand this about prophecy and about the future. You think that just because you have all these sophisticated weapons and technology you are going to bomb and beat back the people with Sadam Hussein. Our prophecy says that this is the beginning of the purification, and this war is going to last for decades, and 10 years from now Sadam Hussein is still going to be in power, and he is still going to be causing your government trouble."
Of course, at the time I didn't think too much about it. But boy when you think about 2001 and whoever is behind the terrorism happening in the world, Sadam Hussein must certainly be privy to it. It is very prophetic that Grandfather Martin would have made that very bold statement.
By the way, did you know that the word Jihad actually means "cleansing" or "purification" in Arabic? When I heard this I remembered what the Hopi said ten years ago.
The year after meeting the Hopi, I went back to England and made sure I went into a crop circle. And that's the story of how I got drawn into the Crop Circle mysteries.
Diane: What a great story! Thanks for sharing that.
Crop Circles: Messages from the Stars
Diane: It appears to me that something very deep and meaningful is occurring within the Crop Circle phenomenon.
Chet: Well, there is.
The Hopi experiences got me interested, but they've taken a backseat for me as I continue to appreciate the phenomenon for itself, in its own right. Because there is something quite incredible happening. I do think it is one of the world's great mysteries, yet very few people are paying attention.
Since that time with the Hopi, ten years ago, I've researched crop circles every summer, and have kept watch on the symbols that have appeared. I've noticed certain symbols appearing that I believe are very important.
For example, in 1992 a crop design occurred in England that included a crescent moon for the first time. In fact, it was very close to the Hopi moon symbol which is a full moon with a crescent moon in the middle of it. It was in the petroglyphs I was shown but it had never been seen in a crop circle. Yet here it was in a crop circle two years later.
I showed it to one of the elders, and his answer was , "The time is growing nearer. This is the sign of the People of the Moon, the ones you were fighting with in the Gulf War." The People of the Moon are the Islamic people their symbol is the Star of Venus with the crescent moon.
It is also interesting to note that before 1992 there had never been a crescent moon symbol in the crop fields, and after 1992, every single year since, we've had at least one design that incorporates it.
Crop circles seem to be multidimentional in nature, due in part to the fact that they utilize Sacred Geometry. They can be fascinating to mathematicians, interesting to architects, and I've even known engineers to be interested in crop circles because they feel that certain of the designs could be blueprints for different types of motors.
There have been crop circles that have represented the Tree of Life of the Kaballah, and there was one that was looked like a Menorah. There have been Stars of David, or Seal of Solomon-type designs. And so the symbols of different religions have been represented in the crop circles.
Diane: Is there a sense of an international language?
Chet: Yes, in a way. It appeals to so many types of people. I think the crop circles work on our subconscious mind, similar to the way a mandala does.
What many people don't realize is that even though the modern day phenomenon has centered around southern England, there have been crop circles in many different countries including America and Canada.
Diane: Where have crop circles shown up here in the United States?
Chet: Well, mostly in the Northwest Washington, Oregon, Utah, Idaho, and Montana although there also have been some in the midwest, particularly in Oklahoma and Kansas. I know of one set in South Carolina, and in Maryland there have been a number, also in upstate New York.
One very interesting design that couldn't be called a crop circle but certainly seems to fit in to the same category was a sand circle that occurred outside of Albuquerque some years ago and came on a very significant date to the Navajo people. It was shaped like a spiral. There was also a sand image reported in Egypt one year.
Most of the designs seem to be based on what is called Sacred Geometry starting with a simple circle, triangle, rectangle, and square, and their relationships. It takes someone with mathematical or geometric understanding to put them together and break them down into their individual components.
One of the best experts in this particular aspect of crop circles research is a fellow named Zef Damen. He starts with the final product and works backward. It's very complex. Most of the more intricate crop circles of the last few years require at least 20 to 22 steps starting from a circle to arrive at the design. And some of the steps are incredible to think could happen out in a field, especially in the middle of the night. Even a crew of relatively skilled people would have a hard time creating some of the designs. I'm not saying it would be impossible, but they would have a hard time doing it.
Diane: Even if there were humans that made it, there still seems to be something guiding the process, don't you think?
Chet: Well, there would almost have to be. First of all, if you look at the young men in England who claim to be making these, none of them has the background, by their own admission, to design these extraordinarily complex geometric iterations that have to take place in order to end up with the final design. That alone is very interesting, because it says that even if some of these designs are made by these young men, something somewhere is influencing them. Maybe they've opened themselves to allow this force. . . this intelligence. . . to work with them or through them.
I do believe, however, that there are crop circles that have been created in the last six years that could not be manmade due to the conditions in which they occurred that is to say, in a short amount of time. Some of them have been clocked at happening within 30 minutes to an hour, in the middle of the night, without any lights and with no physical evidence of significant human presence.
By significant human presence, I mean that one person might be able to make it through a field without being detected, but there is no way to hide the fact that ten people walked through a field. Which is what it would take to create some of the circles.
Some really incredible designs have been made by humans, but the farmer is aware of what's going on, there are lights involved, and there is always evidence of many people working in a field. You can see where they walked or you see where they laid down poles to make surveys.
There are crop circles however, that have been found that don't have any of that kind of evidence and yet are of incredible, beautiful design. Certainly one of the most extraordinary ones of this year is the one on Milk Hill. They call it the Mega Julia after a French mathematician. It is a nautilus-kind of curve that occurs in many living structures, like a seashell for instance.
It has 409 circles. It's 850 feet in diameter, and the center circle is big enough to put a house in so it covers about half an acre.
It was estimated that if you took the time when the sun went down on August 12 to the time the sun came out the next morning, and divided it by 409, you would have to have made a circle every 30 seconds to create that formation.
Anyway, it was situated on a hill where a lot of people go hiking, and there were people out there the night before, so it couldn't have been made by a team of people, otherwise they would have been noticed.
And to boot, I understand that it was also the nastiest weather night of the month of August. It was a stormy, rainy night by all accounts.
So when you add things up, it just doesn't compute that these could be done entirely by human beings.
Diane: Did any of the crop circles have a correlation with September 11 in your estimation?
Chet: Crop circles are finished by that date. Even in bad weather years, the harvest takes place late in the month of August or early September. The latest crop circle that has come up in England was the 5th or 6th of September.
Milk Hill was August 11 or 12.
The next night after that August 13, what they call the Face appeared. That was one of the two that came in the same field next to Britain's major radio telescope observatory. They both seem to tie in with what one might call, for want of a better word, "glyphs" concerning other parts of our solar system.
Many people have tied this glyph to the Face on Mars that was viewed by the Viking Orbitor in the '70s. And The Face is qualitatively different from other crop circles. It's very interesting, because it is not really made of circles. It is made like a honeycomb. If you were to slice through a honey comb you'd find hexagonal shapes. The pixels that are on The Face, are not hexagonal, they are actually diamond shaped, like squares turned on one corner, and each diamond is enclosed by a circle.
The most intriguing thing about The Face is that the further back you get from it, the better the perspective of the picture. So when we were close to it, particularly when we were inside it was impossible to tell what the design was. It was like walking through a whole series of dots in circular frames. Some of the dots were closely packed together making a darker portion, because there was less flattened and more standing crop.
But when you take an aerial view from far away, the dots arrange themselves, just as they do in a printed photograph, into a recognizable pattern of light and shadow that becomes a face.
In my mind, making this crop circle by hand would have required a brilliant designer and a team of very skilled persons who were adept in working with feathery materials such as wheat stock, and all this in a field at night next to an observatory that is fenced in. People were working there the day before. There was even a night crew, and no one saw or heard anything. It was discovered the next morning when the day crew came on duty.
Five days later, on the night of August 19 20 in the same field, a rectangle of about 100 by 200 feet appeared. The rectangle had a border of laid-down wheat and what is extraordinary about it is the image was in binary code. Normally, binary code is made up of ones and zeros. In this case the code was created in squares.
Diane: What did the code say?
Chet: This is what's interesting. This particular template was used by Carl Sagan, the astronomer from Cornell, and a team that worked with NASA back in 1974, to send out a radio message using this exact format. The message that was sent was about the Earth, the human race, and our solar system, and it was literally beamed out by radio telescope to the stars. That was done from Arecibo, Puerto Rico, which has the major radio telescope of the United States.
The message had different levels. One level portrayed the atomic numbers for what is considered to be the building blocks of carbon-based life things like nitrogen, oxygen, hydrogen, carbon, etc. (click on photo to see diagram comparing the crop circle with the actual message).
Next, it talked about the molecular nucleic formula that is necessary to make up the protein that we have in our DNA, plus a graphic of our DNA, of the double helix. There was a graphic of a human being with a small head and fairly long legs, and a graphic of the number of people on the earth, which at that time was 4 billion at that time. All of this was done in binary code.
Finally, there was a picture of our solar system, and at the bottom, a picture of the radio telescope: a curved dish on a platform.
Now what came back in the crop circle was exactly the same, and in exactly the same format but with certain changes.
In the series of elements, there were six elements instead five. Silicon was added in its correct place in the atomic periodic table.
The place where the human being was came back looking very different. Instead of having a small head, this being had a big head, and instead of being six feet tall, the being was about four feet tall and had long arms.
In terms of the picture of the solar system, again, it was different. The size of the sun was smaller and there were different planets highlighted. In the original message from Arecibo, the third planet from the sun was highlighted. Here, the crop circle showed three planets the third, fourth, and fifth with the 5th planet being highlighted.
Now, remember this was all done in binary squares in the middle of a crop field.
Under that, it had the number 7 billion instead of 4 billion. And down below, instead of a picture of the telescope, it showed a crop circle from the year 2000 that had occurred in the same field only a year earlier.
As you can imagine, the discovery of this image created a huge uproar, as soon as people realized what it must be. It's not just that it was done in exactly the same pattern and set up as the radio telescope of 1974 it was like a direct answer.
Diane: Kind of like the movie Contact.
Chet: That's what people have said. And yet, it's very hard for anyone to believe.
Now, then, with this extraordinary news set to come out, suddenly what happened was September 11. No part of this phenomenon will probably ever get into the mainstream, because the whole world is focused on something else.
I'm not saying that there is a direct cause and effect here. But I do think it is interesting to note the relationship in time of the two events. And in Canada, where the season ends later than in England sometime between September 11 and 14 another symbol appeared, that was much simpler than the one in England but nonetheless was rectangular in shape, and looks like what they call the Seal of Solomon, which is a rectangular Star of David with 7 points that connect into two triangles and a big central circle. That one has not been reported very much.
So there has been a progression this year toward something. And then, of course, it stopped because the end of the season came. There are many of us waiting for next year to see what they'll do to top this one, and what additional information we may receive.
Diane: Wow, that's something!
Chet: What I say to people is that this is one of the biggest stories of the last 500 years since the discovery of America if it's true. And of course we don't know if it is.
Diane: But what an exciting mystery!
Chet: Now you see how something that started for me 10 years ago with the Hopi, and 15 years ago with my grandmother coming to me from the other side, has brought me into this marvelous mystery one of the greatest of our time.
For me this phenomenon is like being on a rollercoaster ride with someone else at the controls. Until we are given the full picture, there is nothing much we can do except speculate and use our God-given human intelligence to piece things together.
And until then, it's a heck of a ride. Enjoy the pictures!
Diane: Thank you Chet!
Chet Snow, of Sedona, Arizona, is a member of the Wiltshire Crop Circle Study Group, and the main American distributor of their 2002 Crop Circle Calendar the only one to feature large color photos of the 2001 English formations, including those at Milk Hill and Chilbolton.
For information on calendars and Chet's annual English crop circle tour, e-mail him at chetsnow@....
Mass Dreams of the Future by Chet Snow and Helen Wambach, Paperback, ISBN: 1882530101, available from Dr. Snow, PO Box 1738, Sedona, AZ 86339.
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Pooling, savings, and prevention - mitigating the risk of old age poverty in Chile
Using data collected in a survey on risk, and social insurance in Chile, the author funds that workers who entered the labor market after the pension reform of 1981, have a greater"contribution density"than those who contributed to the previous social security system. Further, the expectation of care from children, and the amount spent on their education, significantly lowers the likelihood of contribution to the pension system. Workers who have met the contributory requirements to qualify for the minimum pension guaranteed by the government, are significantly less likely to continue making contributions. The likelihood of contributions beyond the eligibility threshold being lowered further, the greater the market rental value of respondents'homes. Furthermore, individuals with a greater tolerance for risk contribute, suggesting that there are retirement security investments in Chile, that are perceived as relatively less risky than saving in the reformed pension system. The results indicate that housing could beone such investment.
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to be a negotiated solution, Assad would definitely have to go. If that doesn't
happen, then I think the rebels and their backers in the region
will continue to support - they'll continue to fight against the regime. And we
will just have a long, bloody war in Syria that will eventually depose
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April 28, 2008 For Immediate Release
Contact: Voinovich Global Warming Bill 'Repugnant and Immoral' Attempt to block mandatory pollution reductions puts supporters' electoral future at risk in short term, humanity's future at risk in long runWASHINGTON, D.C.—Friends of the Earth Action President Brent Blackwelder had the following response to the global warming legislation introduced today by Sen. George Voinovich (R-Ohio): "This phony bill does not require mandatory reductions in global warming pollution. It's Bush reincarnated—a repeat of the do-nothing policies of the last eight years, and an attempt to provide pollution-supporting senators a way to appear as though they are addressing global warming without actually doing so. Global warming threatens to create unprecedented food and water shortages in the coming decades, causing massive loss of life and social and political instability around the world. Any attempt, such as this, to block progress in this fight and prevent America from being a clean energy leader is repugnant and immoral. Voters are not going to be fooled. Any senator who votes for such sham legislation will answer for it at the ballot box." ###
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text: High school students from Ehime Prefecture and administrators from Ehime Prefectural offices recently visited UHM campus. Students were in Honolulu for a short exchange program with local high schools; Ehime administrators visited UHM to discuss the Ehime summer internship program. Annually, CJS in collaboration with the Japan-America Society of Hawaii (JASH) send two UHM students to Ehime Prefectural International Center (EPIC) on internships which provide them opportunities to work in a Japanese government office and serve as cultural ambassadors from Hawaii. Ever since the Ehime-maru tragedy in 2001, Hawaii and Ehime have developed exchanges and partnerships to foster understanding and friendship. Thank you to Yu Sasaki, former intern, who gave students a tour, and thank you to EPIC Director Hitoshi Takaoka and EPIC Coordinator Noriko Omori for their support of the internship program.


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See the little snail under the leaf on the left? There are dozens of small snails like these that have been feasting on my new little radish seedlings! Especially, since it has been raining lately, they are everywhere, really a garden pest!
These radishes are a couple of months old, harvested them before they gets old and hardy.
Nice! I made some radish kuih. But these are not enough, I bought a few from the market to add on!
Most of my new radish seedlings have been eaten by the snails. I removed the snails, there are less now, but I do see them again and again!
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Real World 10 cast names and faces revealed, house profiled.
First, Tubescan has published an image of a scanned postcard that reveals the new cast's names and faces. Three of the cast members share names with previous cast members: Rachel, Kevin, and Mike. Also, a profile in yesterday's New York Times focusing primarily on the water-themed design of The Real World 10's New York loft (located at 632 Hudson Street) has some interesting revelations about the cast and season. Cast member Mike, 20, says, "Everyone was here every night." And during the production, a cast member told the Times, "they're leading their lives, and mine is pretty dull." Doesn't sound like great news.


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The Hardy Heron has taken flight: it's the second LTS (Long Term Support) release of the world's most popular distro. New features include the Wubi Windows installer and Firefox 3 beta 5. Grab a copy here, and check out Linux Format's overview of the release.
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BiteAlmond Cupcakes with Tangerine Frost and FlowersWhen we got knee-deep in the nitty-gritty of planning how we were going to pull off a recent wedding catering gig, we quickly realized the difference between making some big-ass salads and nourishing a nuptial celebration: a proper wedding cake. So we got to researching and everyone involved liked the idea of cute little cake-ettes instead of a full-fledged wedding cake. We dug up a solid vegan cupcake recipe and added a few twists in flavor and decoration. The cake is vegan, the frosting's vegan. Both are sugary as hell and cute as a button of peyote. Vegan Almond CakeMakes 12 cupcakes Ingredients: 1 cup soy milk 1 teaspoon apple cider vinegar 1/3 cup Canola oil 1 teaspoon almond extract 1 1/3 cup all-purpose flour 3/4 teaspoon baking soda 1/2 teaspoon baking powder 3/4 cup granulated sugar 1/4 teaspoon salt Instructions: 1) Preheat oven to 350°F and line a 12-cup muffin pan with foil cupcake liners.2) First you're going to "curdle" your soy milk, to make "buttermilk." In a mixing bowl, gently mix the soy milk and vinegar. Set aside for 3 to 5 minutes. After those minutes are up, vigorously beat the mixture with a whisk until your bowl resembles a bubble bath—frothy and thick. Slowly add the oil in a steady stream while beating, then add the extract.3) In a separate bowl, sift together the flour, baking soda, baking powder, sugar and salt. If you don't own a sifter, no biggie: Simply put two colanders together and pour powder stuffs in increments, making jerky motions to evenly sift. Then add these sifted dry ingredients to the wet ingredients and gently fold together until no lumps remain.4) Pour batter into liners 3/4 of the way. Bake 18 to 20 minutes or until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean. Transfer to a cooling rack. When completely cool, frost and decorate. Vegan Tangerine Frosting with ToppingsIngredients: 1-cup stick non-hydrogenated shortening 3 1/2 cups powdered sugar, sifted if clumpy 1/4 cup plain soy milk 1 1/2 teaspoon tangerine oil, divided 12 nasturtium flowers, separated into bite-sized leaf clusters 1/8 cup candied ginger, chopped into 1-centimeter cubes Instructions: 1) Place vegetable shortening in a mixing bowl and place over the oven for 5 minutes to soften. Then add the sugar and beat with a whisk. If the shortening is still too cold, use a potato masher to work the mixture into a paste, then whip out your whisk and mix until smooth.2) Slowly add soy milk, whisking until creamy and even. Add tangerine oil in 1/2-teaspoon increments and continue whisking. Frosting should turn a subtle beige-orange color and taste like fresh tangerine.3) Use a pastry bag or a steady-handed spatula to frost the cooled cupcakes. Top each with 2 nasturtium leaves and 5 or 6 little ginger cubes. Soundtrack: The Raveonettes' "Chain Gang of Love" | Tomorrow's EventsSpanish Olive Oil Tasting at National Hispanic Cultural CenterAlfonso J. Fernández López and Alberto Moya Carraffa teach how to appreciate the different flavors and textures of olive oil. Reservation recommended. Bread and Song at q-Staff TheatreSaturdayShrub to Cup: Coffee Basics at Prosum RoastersMore Recommended Events ›› | |
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By Svend Frandsen
Internazionale FC and AFC Ajax go head to head in Group D tonight, when the San Siro hosts a repeat of the 1972 European Champion Clubs' Cup final.
Testing opponents
Back then the Dutch side claimed the trophy thanks to a couple of goals from Johan Cruyff and the signs are that Ajax could again prove testing opponents for the Italian favourites. Ronald Koeman's side were 2-1 winners against Olympique Lyonnais on Matchday One in the UEFA Champions League and continued their superb start in the Dutch Eredivisie with a 3-2 away win against RBC Roosendaal to extend their 100 per cent record to five matches.
Ibrahimovic in form
Swedish international Zlatan Ibrahimovic, a double goalscorer against Lyon, was on target again on Saturday. His attitude earned him criticism from Koeman last year but the big striker at last looks to be making the most of his huge potential.
'Very exciting'
"I am finally getting the service in the box that I need in order to score goals," Ibrahimovic said. "It has been frustrating being out of the side but at the moment it's very exciting to be part of a team that's playing so well. Inter will be a very tough test for us but when you reach the Champions League there simply aren't any easy matches left."
Litmanen doubtful
Koeman could be forced to reshuffle his squad after Jari Litmanen, who had been filling in for the injured Rafael van der Vaart, limped out of Saturday's match with a hamstring injury that leaves him doubtful. With striker Abubakari Yakubu suspended, Koeman could switch from a 4-3-3 system to 4-4-2 with Ibrahimovic and Victor Sikora spearheading the attack and the experienced Aron Winter operating on the right wing.
Draw in Norway
Inter kicked off their Champions League campaign with a 2-2 draw with Rosenborg BK in Norway and, with the addition of Italian international defender Fabio Cannavaro and Argentinian international Hernán Crespo, they arguably look even stronger than last season when they lost the Serie A title on the final day - this despite the summer departure of Ronaldo.
Cannavaro suspended
Uruguayan international Alvaro Recoba struck a 93rd-minute winner in the 2-1 success against Reggina Calcio on Sunday that made it two wins out of two for Inter in Serie A, but they will be handicapped against Ajax by the absence of the suspended Cannavaro, who was sent off against Rosenborg.
'Difficult match'
Coach Héctor Cúper expects a "very difficult match" against the Dutch double winners. "Just look at Ajax's recent history - two years ago they seemed to have lost their personality, now they have quality players and a quality style of play," he said. "They have good ball possession and great speed - it will be a very difficult match."
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Apple Rice Casserole
This delicious side dish is a real change of pace. The rice soaks up the juice from the apples and becomes plump and sweet. Leftovers can be used for breakfast,...
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Today's movie is Spellbound! Directed by Alfred Hitchcock and starring Ingrid Bergman and Gregory Peck.
The summary from Netflix -
Dr. Edwards (Gregory Peck) arrives at the Green Manors Mental Asylum and falls for the beautiful Dr. Petersen (Ingrid Bergman). But she discovers that he's a paranoid amnesiac impostor, which leaves her wondering: What happened to the real Dr. Edwards? Based on Francis Beeding's novel The House of Dr. Edwardes, Spellbound -- which was nominated for six Oscars and won for Best Original Score -- is one of Alfred Hitchcock's finest films.I don't have a huge amount of commentary for this one. Although I will say that it is now one of my fave Hitchcock movies.
I think it's fairly easy to tell what screencaps I chose for their artistic purposes... and what ones I chose for their portrayal of a nice costume situation (for instance - the robe above).
White! White! White!
Yeah... the last few images probably don't make sense unless you've seen the movie.
The image above and some following are taken from a dream sequence. When I was watching it, I thought - "This is pretty Dalí-ish". And OH HO HO! Salvador Dalí was in charge of the sequence! If the imdb trivia section is to be believed, the dream scene was originally 20 minutes long (instead of 2) - I wish I could watch the whole thing.
Sorry for posting this one, Ingrid.
This is the sort of picture only an asshole would post and tag another person in on facebook.
Once I went to friend's baby shower and someone in her family posted pictures from the present opening process. There was a picture of me and I can safely say that falls in the top fifty worst pictures ever taken of me (most of those are from my middle school years). A girl I was friends with in high school but haven't talked to in YEARS found the picture and then tagged me in it! And I KNOW that she was just doing it to be a jerk. If it was a friend I'd actually seen recently I'd think - "Oh HA HA! Good one! Untag!" but it had been ages. Foul play. Foul play. I'm not being super-vain: THAT PICTURE WAS HORRIBLE.
That whole album is actually filled with facebook-etiquette faux pas: there was another picture featuring my present. What was my present? An ADORABLE porcupine puppet. My friend loved it. Everyone ooh-ed and ahh-ed. Of course people do that at a baby shower even if the present is basically as lame as a dirty diaper, BUT - I'm pretty good at gauging enthusiasm and people liked my damn puppet. Alas, not one of the facebook album commenters!
She wrote something along the lines of "UHHHHH! That will scare the baby!!!!!"
I'm happy to say that the baby is now a toddler and there are two possible scenarios - either my friend never showed her the puppet out of fear of instant fright-death.... or she DID and SOMEHOW her child was able to live through the fright of a cute cuddly critter made of fluffy and soft fake fur.
You can never tell what a kid will be scared of! I loved all manner of stuffed creatures even if they were supposed to be "scary" like crocodiles and the such. What the hell are bears!?!? Teddys are the most popular stuffed creature of all time and GRIZZLY BEARS HAUNT MY NIGHTMARES! Do you guys know Bart? Yeah. So much scarier than a porcupine. Plus - the baby won't know what a porcupine is! It won't be scared of it! Or maybe it would be, BUT YOU STILL DON'T COMMENT THAT ON A PUBLIC FACEBOOK ALBUM!
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Can a balloon mollie be kept with a Fighter! As the question says, I wanna know if these fish can be kept together I wanna get a balloon mollie fry and raise it. I had lots of babies and sold them and really regret not keeping one so I am going to raise one or 2. Can they be kept witha fighter? |
If you mean a betta, then the answer is NO. bettas aren't community fish and can't just be kept with anything. The best way to go is a single male or bottom dewellers like cories. What are you currently keeping the betta and molly in? |
Cheers, was interested in it. |
Don't think they have any mollies yet. I have to second this, most betta people will tell you it's fine but I wouldn't try it.. Jayy, just wondering what's your stance on female betta in a community? (sorry for uprooting the thread). Posted via Mobile Device |
I have a four female betta sorority in a 55 gallon along with 2 balloon Mollies, 3 platies and 3 cories. All of them get along fine. In fact, one of the balloon Molly is the ONLY one out of the bunch who even nips at anyone. And she just barely nips--that's all. The bettas are all still young-- about 6 months old now, so I don't know if they'll remain this peaceful since I'm not sure when they start to show aggressiveness, but I would think it would have shown up by now. I only had to take one back in the beginning because she was a bully. Also, I think a BIG factor is tank size. I did my homework before getting fish, and researched a lot. I first had my sorority in a 20 gal high and they did fine, but I feel much better having them in the 55, because if someone gets too cranky,the victim can get away easier in a larger tank. Also, I have lots of "hides." 5 different types of caves (one is a coconut shell with holes drilled in it) and I'm growing a java moss pole right now in hopes it will get big enough to provide even more cover. But yes, I agree that you have to have the right personalities if you are going to have female bettas with Mollies. In other words, laid back fish, and if any become abusive, take them back and keep t rying until you get the right combination. Maybe I got lucky, I don't know. |
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A: There isn't a "right" way to track queries. You could create a database on your computer. You could write them on napkins and stuff them in a cookie jar. Any method can work as long as you understand how to use it. If you're sending out submissions by the busload, all that really matters is that you're organized.
For a writer who doesn't have a system—or has the organizational skills of a bowling ball—it's a good idea to set up a spreadsheet to track your submissions. There are six major categories that belong in your chart: the article idea, the magazine you've sent it to, the editor's name/submissions address of said magazine, the date you submitted it, the date by which you should get a response and the date you plan to follow up in the event that your query goes unanswered. It should look something like this:
Article Idea | Magazine Submitted To | Editor name/ submissions e-mail address | Date Submitted | Date Submitted | Date Magazine should reply by | Follow up on |
It's these elements you need to remember. And for any magazine that doesn't give a response within the time it states in its guidelines, give the editor at least one month before checking in.
You can add in extra boxes, of course, such as article accepted/rejected, contract signed, payment received and so on. You could always highlight accepted queries or draw happy faces next to them. Whatever works best for you. Just stay organized.
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LG Cookie KP501 Reviews and Deals
This mobile phone is a good all rounder.
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Most helpful reviewsBharat, Bristol Music and entertainment lover
- Good points:
- It looks good and slim to use.
- Bad points:
Touch screen feature does not have proper calibration and take time to show results after touch.
Sound quality is poor, especially while listening to the songs.
No complete value of money
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- QWERTY keyboard for texting
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- The phone is NOT as described, its colour is actually SILVER and not dark grey (it is even labelled as "silver" on the box from LG, so quite where "dark grey" came from is beyond me!
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Operating system | proprietary |
Screen size (Inches) | 3 |
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Shape of phone | bar |
3G | No |
Touchscreen or keypad | Touchscreen |
Connections | USB |
Connections | Bluetooth |
Extra functions | Camera |
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Band | Quad |
Horizontal resolution (Pixels) | 24 |
Vertical resolution (Pixels) | 400 |
Camera resolution (MegaPixels) | 3.15 |
Talk time (Hours) | 3.5 |
Stand-by time (Days) | 14.6 |
Depth in cm | 1.19 |
Height in cm | 10.65 |
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Memory card slot | Yes |
Autofocus | No |
Weight (g) | 89 |
EDGE | Yes |
FM tuner | Yes |
MP3 playback capable | Yes |
HSDPA (High Speed Downlink Packet Access) | No |
Java | Yes |
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Mobile Phone with 3" Full Touch Screen, Stylus Pen, Handwriting Recognition, and M-Toy Games
If you want the latest technology, the LG Cookie touch screen phone is for you. Featuring a full 3" touch screen with auto-rotating display, the Cookie lets you interact in ways you never thought possible, including motion sensor games that react to your movements, a Stylus Pen for adding a personal touch to photos and text messages, and an on-screen QWERTY keyboard.
3" Full Touch Screen
Take interactivity to the next level by controlling all your phone's functions with a wide touch screen. A larger screen makes touch-navigation smooth and easy, with vivid icons, larger movies, and stimulating games.
M-Toy (Games)
LG M-Toy games aren't like the one-dimensional games on other mobile phones. M-Toy uses built-in motion sensors that respond to your hand movements for a unique kind of mobile entertainment that never gets old. Turn, flip, and shift the handset to play great games like fishing and darts, and enjoy advanced sights, sounds, and movement.
Customisable Widgets
Customise your mobile phone's interface with fun and useful mini-applications like weather, calendar, music player, photo gallery, and more.
Handwriting & Stylus Pen
Concealed in the base of your mobile phone, the Stylus Pen lets you write and send handwritten messages, translate handwriting into type with handwriting recognition, edit photos, and more.
Auto-Rotating Display
Auto-rotation is another smart mobile feature from LG. When you rotate your mobile device sideways-in camera- or messaging-mode-motion sensors automatically respond for enhanced functionality. In camera mode, you'll enjoy a wide landscape view and panoramic pictures. In messaging mode, you'll enjoy an on-screen QWERTY keyboard that makes it easier than ever to text message.


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In two weeks, the Hawks and Lady Hawks begin their basketball seasons. Fans will have a chance to see the players and help with fundraising Saturday, Nov. 19 during the annual Blue & White Night. A chili supper kicks off the event 4:30-6 p.m. in the LaRue County High School cafeteria. The meal includes chili, sandwich, dessert and drink for $5. Blue/White activities begin at 6 p.m. in the gym. All players on all teams – varsity, JV, freshman and middle school – and cheerleaders will be introduced.
By Monday afternoon, the KHSAA had already released Proposal B and had it on the docket for today's board meeting. Proposal B would split the region into three districts and no automatic advancement into the region. The five-team 17th District would consist of Central Hardin, Elizabethtown, Fort Knox, John Hardin and North Hardin. The four-team 18th District would consist of Hart, LaRue, Marion and Taylor counties. The 19th District would consist of Bardstown, Bethlehem, Nelson County, Thomas Nelson and the Washington County girls.
The resume of the returning wrestlers on the present LaRue County High School wrestling team is impressive. This team has accomplished just about everything a team can accomplish in high school sports. But the team is unsatisfied and looking to add the last missing link to the long list of accomplishments it has achieved.
The missing link? A KHSAA state tournament championship.
LaRue County was represented in Saturday's KHSAA State Cross Country meet by freshman Kristina Durbin and sophomore Adam Sandidge.
Lady Hawk Durbin, finished 65th in 22:20.38.
"I think I did better last year when we had the whole team here," Durbin said. "It was easier to get motivated to run. It was a lot different than I expected."
Sandidge, who was the Hawks' lone qualifier for the second year in a row, finished 32nd in 17:54.21.
Sandidge finished 116th as a freshman.
Youth wrestling begins Nov. 10 LaRue County Youth Wrestling will start 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 10 in the high school wrestling room. Wrestlers must have USAW card before practice. Contact Melissa Metcalf at firstname.lastname@example.com or 270-537-4900 to register. Cheerleaders compete at National Qualifier The LCHS cheerleaders will compete at the North Alabama National Qualifier Nov. 12.
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Nicholas Paden, a LaRue County High School senior, is a finalist in the Wendy's High School Heisman Award. In Kentucky, 940 student athletes applied. Only 20 were named state finalists. Paden has been a starter for the LCHS wrestling team since eighth grade, is a four-time regional champ and two-time state placer (third and sixth). He has been ranked nationally and is being recruited by Princeton, Duke University and University of Chicago.
Two LaRue County High School cross country runners earned at-large individual berths Saturday at the Class AA Region 2 championship meet at Ephram White Park in Bowling Green. Freshman Kristina Durbin and sophomore Adam Sandidge will compete at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington. Durbin, who was 10th in 22:06.05, punched her second State ticket after finishing 41st in Lexington last year.
LaRue County was held to a season-low 46 yards Friday night as the Hawks ended their season with a 7-0 loss to the visiting Wayne County Cardinals in the first round of the Class 2-A playoffs. The Hawks (6-5), featuring a pair of 2,000-yard career rushers in seniors Drew Newberry and Cody Thompson, were limited to 37 rushing yards on 30 carries.
LaRue County was held to a season-low 46 yards Friday night as the Hawks ended their season with a 7-0 loss to the visiting Wayne County Cardinals in the first round of the Class 2-A playoffs.
The Hawks (6-5), featuring a pair of 2,000-yard career rushers in seniors Drew Newberry and Cody Thompson, were limited to 37 rushing yards on 30 carries.


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Auto Parts Workers Organizing in Mexico Score Win with International Solidarity
Auto parts workers at a maquiladora in Mexico who've been organizing to join an independent union got a big boost last week from cross-border solidarity. Nearly 8,000 workers in Ciudad Acuña (located in a Mexican border town south of San Antonio) labor for a company called PKC Group, which makes parts for Ford, Daimler Trucks, Volvo and other automakers. The workers' organizing, and company efforts to silence them by hiring a company union and imposing a protection contract that prevents authentic organizing and representation, made news headlines and shook up company shareholders last week.
The top wage for a production worker at PKC in Acuña is 840 pesos for a 48-hour week ($65 a week or $1.35 per hour). Pictured at left is the home of one of the local committee members (three families live in the house). Many of the workers cannot even afford cement for their houses and are living in structures made from metal siding and wood with no indoor plumbing.
Workers at the plants have been organizing with the support of the Border Committee of Women Workers (Comité Fronterizo de Obreras), CFO, since the 1990s and had recently joined efforts with the independent union SNTMMSSRM (Los Mineros, or Mineworkers union). Earlier this year, Los Mineros asked the government to authorize an election to allow the workers to choose their representative. PKC had other ideas, however, and brought in a company union (known as the CTM) to prevent the workers from organizing independently with Los Mineros.
But the workers weren't alone and reached out to their international allies for solidarity.The metal workers union in Finland, where PKC has its international headquarters, along with the United Steelworkers (USW), the UAW and the AFL-CIO Solidarity Center, helped expose these efforts by the company. The presidents of Finnish industry trade unions declared the company's actions in bringing in a company union to squelch organizing an "exceptionally outrageous breach of freedom of organization" that was "little short of criminal" and compared it to paying protection money to the mafia. The unions helped interest a reporter from a major Finnish television network in the story to travel to Mexico in March to investigate.
The resulting exposé on the company's operations in Ciudad Acuña was broadcast in Finland on "45 Minutes" (the Finnish equivalent of "60 Minutes") shortly before PKC's annual shareholder meeting. The news report, which caused a firestorm of controversy for PKC, can be seen here. PKC's CEO Harri Suutari admits in the program that "it (CTM) probably is not a real trade union in the Finnish or European sense" but says, "the employer can protect himself this way and it has been used." Ana Maria Mendez, one of the workers who has been working to help her co-workers join Local 307 of Los Mineros, says when PKC told workers it had signed a deal with a company union, "They didn't even let us ask questions, they asked and answered everything for us."
On April 4, the day of PKC's shareholder meeting, the company's largest shareholder, the Ilmarinen pension insurance company, threatened to withdraw its investment in PKC due to the scandal. In response to the media and shareholder attention, PKC Group put out a media release attempting to justify its actions, stating, "Mexican law allows unions to register as the employees' representative irrespective of the will of the employees...."
Alejandro Ojeda, one of the worker-leaders of the organizing effort, says, "All of this international attention has helped put pressure on the company here in Acuña, and it motivates us to keep organizing!"


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Core B provides common facilities and expertise for mechanistic interpretation of pathological and immunopathological studies. The broad, long range objective of the Immunopathology Core B is to provide insights into the mechanism of action of the therapeutic manipulations used to induce grafts survival and tolerance. The insights from these studies will complement the interpretation of clinical samples in patients on similar protocols, as has been our experience. The other goal will identify and evaluate any toxicities and complications that may arise from these treatments. The primary role of the pathological analyses is to document and characterize the status of the graft (nature of infiltrate, presence of acute or chronic rejection, including a humoral component) and the systemic effects of the protocols (toxicity, complications). The mechanistic studies to be done on protocol biopsies include detection of Treg cells in grafts and lymphoid organs, measures of local inflammation in the graft and infiltration and activation of various cell types important in allograft rejection (T memory, dendritic cells) and antibody/complement effects. These are described in detail in the three projects, n addition full necropsies will be performed to determine the efficacy and adverse effects of the novel treatment strategies. The techniques that will be utilized include routine histology, immunohistochemistry, immunofluorescence with specialized techniques available as needed (electron microscopy, laser capture). Immunoperoxidase techniques with a panel of mAbs will distinguish the infiltrating cell types, adhesion and cytokine molecules and receptors, and activation markers quantitated using digital imaging of whole slides. Immunofluorescence will be used to localize the deposition of immunoglobulin and complement, as well as phenotyping cells with double/triple staining. C4d stains will be used to detect humoral rejection. We have a well-annotated tissue bank of frozen and paraffin embedded tissue available from our previous transplantation experiments (>6000 samples), which can be drawn upon to expand and refine our analysis.
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Equations of Proportional Relationships - Fluency Practice!
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Objective: Students will be able to determine between proportional and nonproportional relationships and use equations to represent proportional relationships.
Big Idea: Rates, tables, and now equations?! Students take a day to review what we have learned so far before we move to graphing!
Opener: As students enter the room, they will immediately pick up and begin working on the opener – Instructional Strategy - Process for openers. This method of working and going over the opener lends itself to allow students to construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of others, which is mathematical practice 3.
Learning Target: After completion of the opener, I will address the day's learning targets to the students. In today's lesson, the intended target is, "I can distinguish between proportional and nonproportional relationships and write equations representing proportional relationships. Students will jot the learning target down in their agendas (our version of a student planner, there is a place to write the learning target for every day).
Thoughts from Me! This lesson requires that students look for repeated reasoning, which will help them to determine if a relationship is proportional or not (mathematical practice 8). Students will be required to develop models for real world problems (mathematical practice 4) as well as reason through problems (mathematical practice 2). Students are alos required to complete the entirement assignment without a calculator, so attention to detail is going to be very important (mathematical practice 6).
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Instructional Strategy - How do table challenges work?: This lesson starts off with a table challenge to get kids excited about the lesson. The challenge consists of 5 problems, and students will be asked to work together with their tables to agree on an answer. For this challenge, I will pull a playing card corresponding with a table number, and that table will have to provide the answer.
Work with Versatiles: Versatiles Video To continue practice and work on fluency of calculating unit rates and using those rates to determine if relationships are proportional and thus write an equation, students will work "together" at their tables to write equations given 12 scenarios. I say "together" because I ask that students work the problems individually, and as they finish each question the talk about what they got and how they got it.
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Greer, Mary K.: Mary Greer is an author and teacher specializing in methods of self-exploration and transformation. A Grandmaster of the American Tarot Association, she is a member of numerous Tarot organizations, and is featured at Tarot conferences and symposia in the United States and abroad. Mary also has a wide following in the women's and pagan communities for her work in women's spirituality and magic. A Priestess-Hierophant in the Fellowship of Isis, she is the founder of the Iseum of Isis Aurea. Mary has studied and practiced Tarot and astrology for over 34 years. Her teaching experience includes eleven years at New College of California, as well as at many workshops, conferences, and classes. She is the founder and director of the learning center T.A.R.O.T. (Tools and Rites of Transformation). Her books include Tarot for Your Self: A Workbook for Personal Transformation (1984); Tarot Constellations: Patterns of Personal Destiny (1987); Tarot Mirrors: Reflections of Personal Meaning (1988); The Essence of Magic: Tarot, Ritual, and Aromatherapy (1993); Women of the Golden Dawn: Rebels and Priestesses (1995); and Aromatherapy: Healing for the Body and Soul (1998), with Kathi Keville, along with The Complete Book of Tarot Reversals, Understanding the Tarot Court (with Tom Little), and Mary K. Greer's 21 Ways to Read a Tarot Card. Also See: Mary K. Greer
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