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Hi everyone! I hope everyone had some fun in the snow today and are ready for a fun busy weekend here in NYC!
This weekend take the kids and enjoy Do Not Disturb at BAM, Kotchegna: Dance Traditions from Ivory Coast at the Central Brooklyn Public Library, an Ice Festival in Central Park, Singin' in the Rain Jr. at the Actors Fund Arts Center, The Knights: I <3 Steel Pan Family Concert at BRIC, Musical Performance with RockNLolo at the Bushwick Brooklyn Public Library, Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts: Coyote's Dance at Kumble Theater, Mendelssohn at The Kaye Playhouse at Hunter College, The Family Sing-a-long with Emily Eagan at the Jalopy Theatre, The Pop Ups & Tu B'Shevat Earth Celebration! at the Brooklyn Children's Museum, FamJam: Art of the T-Shirt at BRIC and the New York Family Camp Fair at Brooklyn Heights Montessori School.
Also check out the longer running events like Water on Mars at The New Victory Theater, The Princess, The Emperor and the Duck at the Swedish Cottage Marionette Theatre, Jungle Discovery at the Jewish Children's Museum, The History Mystery at Tada! Youth Theater, Puss in Boots at Puppetworks, the 15th Annual Holiday Train Show in Grand Central and You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown at Gallery Players.
Check the calendar for all the weekend events and have a fantastic weekend. Also remember to like us on Facebook for last minute events and updates.
Stay warm and have fun!
~ Deirdre (mom to O & C)
Friday February 10th
Open Play at Monkey Do! Yoga (Gowanus)
Fridays 11a-330p. Drop in $10 Additional Sibling $6. Packages available also. For ages 0-5y. Move and play! Make friends in space that's perfect for little ones and toddlers to explore and climb. This free play time is designed to get parents, caregivers and the kids out of the house, connecting with each other and having fun! They can enjoy moving around in our kid-friendly environment, and weather permitting, the backyard too.
Special Musical Performance with RockNLolo at the Bushwick Brooklyn Public Library
Friday February 10th 11a-12n. Free. Laura "RockNLolo" Dayan visits Bushwick Library for singing and dancing, while learning Spanish, and most importantly, having fun!
BAL: Singin' in the Rain Jr. at the Actors Fund Arts Center (Downtown Brooklyn)
Friday February 10th 630p and Saturday Februarly 11th 3p & 630p. Tickets: $15. Join our incredibly talented group of middle school actors as they sing and dance their way through our version of the beloved classic, Singin' in the Rain Jr.
Water on Mars at The New Victory Theater
Friday February 10th 7p, Saturday February 11th 2p & 7p and Sunday February 12th 12n & 5p. There are additional shows in February so see website for full schedule. For ages 5+. Performance Facts: 55 minutes with no intermission . Tickets start at $16. There's juggling, and then there's this. When the three-man troupe of WATER ON MARS hits the New Vic stage flinging rings, balls and clubs in hypnotic streaks of lite-brite neon, everything is extraterrestrial. Striving—and succeeding—to one-up themselves with every act, these juggling pros keep rhythm with an electro-pop soundtrack as they add bottles of water, bags of candy and rolls of toilet paper to the list of airborne objects. Just try and look away from this physical, funny and riotous performance. You can't! Your gaze, like every object tossed into the air, will be suspended in disbelief.
Saturday February 11th
FamJam: Art of the T-Shirt at BRIC (Fort Greene)
Saturday February 11th 11a-2p. FREE w/ RSVP. RSVP here. For ages 7+. PLEASE NOTE: SPACE IS LIMITED; ADMISSION IS FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE, AS ROOM IS AVAILABLE (whether you RSVP or not). For the February 11 FamJam event, Public Display: Art of the T-Shirt, families will create expressive T-shirt designs through fabric printing and painting. Hands-on workshops for families to complete a creative art project together. Come as a motley crew, leave as a unified team with a cool product to show for it! For families with school aged children.
New York Family Camp Fair at Brooklyn Heights Montessori School (Cobble Hill)
Saturday February 11th 12n-3p. Free. What is your child doing this summer? New York Family's Camp Fairs, presented in partnership with the American Camp Association, New York & New Jersey, are your best resource to find the right camp for your child. The most sought after camps fill up fast. So our January and February Camp Fairs — the largest in the city — are your first and best opportunity to ensure that you'll be able to reserve a place at the camp you want most. Families can meet dozens of day camps (in and out of the city) and sleepaway camps (from all over the Northeast) at the Camp Fairs. The fairs are also free, and children are welcome. Most importantly, the Camp Fairs offer families the unprecedented opportunity to speak with a big host of camp directors and get essential questions answered: What kinds of camps are right for my child? Should my child go to day camp in the city or out of the city? Is my child ready for sleepaway camp? Should we look at general camps or specialty camps? See the list of participating camps at bottom. Special Bonus: Anyone who registers and attends our Camp Fairs will automatically be registered to win a family membership for this summer at the amazing Mamaroneck Beach & Yacht Club. A giveaway worth $8,500! Register Now: You can register for our Camp Fairs and enter to for your chance to win our giveaway by clicking here.
Events for Youth & Families: Kotchegna: Dance Traditions from Ivory Coast at the Central Brooklyn Public Library
Saturday February 11th 1-2p. Free. Location: Dweck Center. Performing in elaborate masks to the explosive percussion of a corps of brilliant drummers, Kotchegna Dance Company's irresistible excitement and pulsating rhythms are an experience to behold. Join master dancer and percussionist Vado Diomande with Kotchegna as they bring to life the ancient stories and legends of Africa's Ivory Coast through music and dance.
Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts: Coyote's Dance at Kumble Theater (Downtown Brooklyn)
Saturday February 11th 2-3p. The production is recommended for ages four to ten. Tickets are $15 and can be purchased at BrooklynCenter.org or by calling the box office at 718-951-4500 (Tue-Sat, 1pm-6pm). Running Time: 45 minutes. This whimsical, interactive children's show follows the exploits of Coyote, the trickster character from the folklore of many North American Indian Nations. Using narration, puppetry, live and recorded music, Native American-influenced costumes, and beautifully choreographed movement, the performers of Treehouse Shakers will take families on a delightful and humorous journey of deceit and adventure.
Ice Festival in Central Park
Saturday February 11th 3-7p. Free. Location: Naumburg Bandshell (Mid-Park from 66th to 72nd Streets). Did you know that the Conservancy maintains Central Park's collection of 50+ bronze and stone monuments year-round? On the weekend before Valentine's Day, celebrate your love of Central Park's sculptures at our sixth annual Ice Festival. Witness ice-carving artists from Okamoto Studio use electric chain saws, chisels, and picks to transform more than 6,000 pounds of ice into a glistening replica of one of the Park's most beloved statues. As night falls, revel among colorful lights as the Mall becomes a vibrant silent disco with live DJs, all to celebrate the Central Park Conservancy's preservation efforts. See the website for the schedule of events.
Sunday February 12th
Tu B'Shevat Earth Celebration! at the Brooklyn Children's Museum (Crown Heights)
Sunday February 12th 10a-5p. Free with Museum admission. In partnership with Repair The World, a non-profit organization committed to volunteerism and social action, BCM celebrates Tu B'Shevat, the Jewish birthday of the trees! Join us for a live performance with The Pop Ups (2p), celebrate our leafy friends, and learn more about this Jewish cultural celebration. See the website for the full schedule of events.
The Family Sing-a-long with Emily Eagan at the Jalopy Theatre (Carroll Gardens/Red Hook)
Sunday February 12th show starts at 11a. Tickets: $5 kids, $10 adults, $25 family of four. Emily Eagen hosts all-ages sing-a-longs. Grown-ups who love to sing can come together and harmonize, while kids learn these songs and sing along. Families leave with songs they can keep singing together. Favorites from the Great American Songbook – old-time, gospel, country, and bluegrass songs, ranging from the soulful to the silly to the sentimental, songs that both kids and adults love, will be sung. Chairs will be set in a big circle, with the option to be in the center of the sound, or to sing from the sidelines. Special guest musicians will share songs and anchor the harmonies. Songbook with lyrics will be provided. You do not have to bring children to attend. Follow up with a delicious brunch at the Jalopy Tavern next door.
Pre-K for All Enrollment Information Session at the Central Brooklyn Public Library
Sunday February 12th 130-330p. Free. Location: Info Commons Lab. Space is limited and available first come, first serve. Hosted by the NYC Department of Education. Learn what families of children born in 2013 need to know about enrolling in free, full day, high-quality Pre-K for the 2017-2018 school year. The session will help parents understand the enrollment process and ask any questions they may have.
The Knights: I <3 Steel Pan Family Concert at BRIC (Fort Greene)
Sunday February 12th 2p. Tickets: $10 adv/$12 at door. Kids and parents are invited when The Knights present a lively one-hour Family Matinee of I Heart Steel Pan, featuring abridged selections from the full Evening Concert program. Music-lovers of all ages will delight in this family-friendly performance which introduces world-class music to children of all ages in an engaging, interactive setting. Andy Akiho's energetic steel pan and The Knights' dynamic program will get the whole family up on their feet!
Good Coffeehouse: Tim Grimm and the Family Band at the Old Stone House (Park Slope)
Sunday February 12th 4-6p. Cost: $10. On Sunday, February 12th, the Good Coffeehouse is proud to present an afternoon of music with Tim Grimm and the Family Band. Grimm walks the fine line between folk and country, while maintaining a strong footing in tradition. Tim's songs are full of the rural rumblings that have shaped his life—rich with descriptive details, and sung with warmth and intimacy—recognizing the inextinguishable national romance with the idea of the family farm and the vanishing landscape of rural America.
All Weekend
Do Not Disturb at BAM (Fort Greene)
Saturday-Sunday February 11th-12th 11a & 2p. Tickets $15. Run time 55 minutes. For ages 6+. Four factory workers struggle to assemble a gigantic wheel in this creative evocation of play through work. Brimming with the evocative, non-verbal storytelling of Chaplin and Keaton, Do Not Disturb—from acclaimed Spanish cirque juggernaut Vaivén Circo—combines dance, physical theater, and clown. A simple story of teamwork reaches new (figurative and literal) heights through incredible partner balances, acrobatic feats, and choreographed dances as students experience firsthand the power of people working together.
The History Mystery at Tada! Youth Theater (Chelsea/Midtown West)
Saturday-Sunday February 11th-12th 2p & 4p. Also ongoing at various times until February 20th. See website for schedule. Tickets: $15/child & $25/adult. Travel back in time to meet famous and "not so famous" kids who changed the world such as Ben Franklin, Eleanor Roosevelt, the Wright brothers, Suffragettes, and Martin Luther King Jr.
Mendelssohn at The Kaye Playhouse at Hunter College (Midtown East)
Saturday February 11th 10a & 1130a and Sunday February 12th 1130a & 1p. Tickets: $28-$48. LOS KIDS concert for 3-10 year olds. Treat your family to a Midwinter's Night Dream with an introduction to the great music of distinguished composers and siblings, Felix and Fanny Mendelssohn. Music Director James Judd will lead the Orchestra on a musical journey that will teach, entertain and inspire audiences. The performance will feature the zany character, Professor Clifford O. Treblemaker, who will be joined by his comical sister and rival Calliope Q. Treblemaker. LOS KIDS is presented in an up-close and fun format, and features characters that today's kids (and grown-ups) are sure to enjoy featuring a humorous script written by veteran children's television writer Craig Shemin and imaginative stage direction by Katherine M. Carter, who directed two of last season's sold-out performances. The program will include some of the most prominent works by the Mendelssohn siblings – Midsummer Night's Dream, Songs Without Words, and Fingal's Cave Overture. Complete with great music performed by The Little Orchestra Society, this program is not to be missed!
You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown at Gallery Players (Park Slope)
Saturdays 2p & Sundays 12n & 3p until February 19th. Tickets: $25 adults and $20 child and seniors. You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown (revised) is a fresh approach to the all-time 1967 classic. Featuring the Peanuts Gang: Charlie Brown, Sally, Linus, Lucy, Schroeder, Snoopy, and more! Two new songs, "Beethoven Day" and "My New Philosophy," have been added to the twelve wonderful numbers of the original version, which include "My Blanket and Me," "Suppertime," "The Baseball Game," and "Happiness."
The Princess, The Emperor and the Duck at the Swedish Cottage Marionette Theatre (Central Park)
Starting Tuesday February 7th 1030a & 12n and ongoing until Sunday September 17th. Performances are Tuesday-Fridays 1030a & 12n and Saturdays & Sundays 1p. Tickets are $8/children and $12/adults. A modern retelling of three classic Han Christian Andersen tales. Set in Africa, China and our own Central Park, The Princess, The Emperor, and The Duck retells storyteller Hans Christian Andersen's world-famous fairy tales — The Princess and the Pea, The Emperor's New Clothes and The Ugly Duckling — bringing the Theatre to life with new marionettes and hand painted scenery. Guided by a narrating Owl, audience members fly into each story with the original tales that teach important life lessons still relevant to children today.
Jungle Discovery at the Jewish Children's Museum (Crown Heights)
Sunday-Thursday 1-3p until Thursday February 23rd. Free with Museum admission. Recommended for children 3+. Did you know a Giraffe can grow up to 18 feet tall? Or that Lions are always in a Pride? Step into our new temporary exhibit and discover fascinating lessons we can learn from the animals in the Jungle!
Puss in Boots at Puppetworks (Park Slope)
Saturday-Sunday 1230p & 230p until April 9th. Suggested for 3y+. Admission for a Child is $9, an Adult $10. No credit cards accepted. Reservations are suggested: 718-965-3391 (current day or advance reservations) or e-mail us: firstname.lastname@example.com (NO same day e-mail reservations). Puss in Boots ~ Charles Perrault's 1697 French Fantasy with an Original Song Score & a "live" Ogre. Adapted for Marionettes by Nicolas Coppola.
15th Annual Holiday Train Show in Grand Central (Midtown)
Ongoing until Sunday February 26th, 2017. Hours: Monday–Friday 8a-8p; Saturday–Sunday 10a-6p. Free. Come celebrate the holiday season with us! This year's Holiday Train Show display will feature a 34-foot-long "O gauge" model train layout with Lionel's model Metro-North, New York Central, and vintage subway trains running on eight separate loops of track, against a backdrop featuring graphics celebrating the Museum's 40th anniversary by artist Julia Rothman. Vintage "O gauge" and "N gauge" model trains and a selection of Transit Museum Collection ½" scale trolley models made by Dr. George Rahilly will also be on view. Transit gifts are available online at www.nytransitmuseumstore.com.
Ed Center in Brooklyn Bridge Park Pier 1
Tuesdays & Thursdays 3-5p and also Saturdays and Sundays from 1–5p. Free. The Ed Center is open for free, drop-in hours three afternoons a week! Get to know Brooklyn Bridge Park with our 250 gallon aquarium filled with critters from the East River, a 10' scale model of Brooklyn Bridge Park, crafts, a reading corner, and much more!
To see all the events click here for the calendar!


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Our trip continued...We drove a few hours outside of Portland and ended up in Mt. Hood, Oregon. The first stop off was the skatepark. After a few hours of destruction, we drove around to observe the beauty. If you are lucky enough to catch a few nice days, its truly amazing. The rental RV was packed with skateboards, beers, tents and of course toilet paper. We were off to a good start.
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PETALING JAYA (July 25): Mah Sing Foundation, a charitable trust established by Mah Sing Group Bhd, has contributed RM42,000 to build a home for an orang asli family in Kampung Serendah via social enterprise EPIC Homes.
25 July 2016 • The Edge Property
Meet John-Son Oei. He's the Founder, CEO of EPIC. This is what he's got to say about growing to the next level in life with social entrepreneurship.
09 November 2015 • Business Insider Malaysia
Being in their 20s and not wanting to be labelled a hypocrite got John-Son Oei and Jayne Kennedy started on a bigger cause of building homes for the orang asli.
21 June 2015 • The Star
EPIC (Extraordinary People Impacting Community) is a multiple award winning social enterprise that designs and creates platforms focused on developing people through service experiences.
EPIC's projects span from equipping the public to build homes for underprivileged rural communities to providing homes for flood victims, training to identify and collect data regarding the needs of residents and engaging in Master Planning for community development. We also provide volunteer management systems and are moving into leadership training to develop resilient outreach partners, participants and communities.
EPIC Homes has built over 86 homes across Malaysia.
The inspiration came when John-Son Oei decided to help a needy family in a remote village back in 2009. Looking at the amount of work, he realised it was not an easy task and organised a project to recruit volunteers (through social media) to help and improve the situation.
As such, EPIC Collaborative became a platform that enables ordinary citizens to positively impact communities in a fun and easy way. Now, a multiple award winning social enterprise with a flagship initiative, Oei believes EPIC Homes will revolutionise rural development, where it is possible to meet both physical and emotional needs of the underprivileged.
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Ienae: Apud Ioh. Felicem Bielckium, 1717. First edition. Hardcover. f to vg. Large octavo (8 1/2 x 5 1/4"). [16], 1348, [46]pp (Index); 160pp (Dictionarum breve Chaldæo-Rabbinicum). Contemporary full vellum, with handwritten title in ink to spine. Engraved frontispiece portrait of the author by C. Fritzsche. Publisher's device to title page. Decorative initials, head-, and tailpieces.First edition of Christian Stock's "Clavis linguae sanctae," a Latin-Hebrew lexicon providing definitions and meaning of Biblical words found in the original Old Testament.Includes a Chaldean-Hebrew dictionary at the end of the book.Vellum binding partly darkened. Closed tears along lower front joint. Front hinge starting. Previous owners' bookplates on inside of front cover (William Joseph Connery), and front free endpaper (Wm. R. Blumenthal). Previous owners' names and stamps in ink on front free endpaper. Minor worming to lower margin of front free endpaper and engraved frontispiece (not affecting lettering or image). Minor to moderate foxing along lower margin of pp. 400-1120. Text in Latin. Binding in overall fair to good-, interior in good to very good condition. About the author: Christian Stock (1672-1733) was a celebrated scholar and Orientalist who became professor at Iena in 1717. His most important works are: "Disputationes de poenis Hebrosorum capitalibus," "Clavis Linguae Sanctae Veteris Testamentis," and "Clavis Linguae Sanctae Novi Testamenti." The last two were so popular that they went through several editions, and were later improved and enlarged. (Inventory #: 41138)


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 On Oct 7, 2012 9:57 AM, "Franck Ditter" <email@example.com> wrote:
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 > Another question. When writing a class, I have often to
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 > def foo(self) :
 > Ā Ā (a,b,c,d) = (self.a,self.b,self.c,self.d)
 > Ā Ā ... big code with a,b,c,d ...
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What's wrong with the above? It seems fine to me. Alternatively, don't bother: just use self.a etc.

> So I use the following method :
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 > def state(self) :
 > Ā Ā return (self.a,self.b,self.c,self.d)
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 > so as to write :
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 > def foo(self) :
 > Ā Ā (a,b,c,d) = self.state()
 > Ā Ā ... big code with a,b,c,d ...

This just seems needlessly confusing. Someone reading your code will have to see that line, find the state function, check the order of the return values and then confirm that it matches up with the order in the original line. The first version doesn't have this problem. You can see that it's correct just by looking at it.

> This is probably not the best Python way to code, is it ?
 > Is there a simple way to get the *ordered* list of instance
 > variables as given in the parameter list of __init__ ?

I don't know about simple but you can get the names of the arguments from the __init__ method object using the inspect module. Then you can use getattr te recover the attribute values.

I wouldn't bother though. Explicit is better than implicit. If you want to extract the instance attributes as local variables then just write the one line that does it as in your first example.

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As I mentioned in my review of Melissa Ohden's book, I have been a prolife advocate for ages. I haven't always known how to go about it, but my intentions have always been good.
The women's march closely followed by the march for life kind of did something to my heart. Shouldn't all women be marching for life? If someone feels she HAS no choice but have an abortion…Is that actually a choice?
I've wondered for years what sort of practical things could be done to show unexpectedly pregnant women that we support them. Finally, here's a beautiful example of God's hands and feet for these women.
Love in a Box is a pro-love initiative launched to help save babies and help moms get plugged into local churches for spiritual, emotional and physical support through an Embrace Grace group.
You have the opportunity to speak into the life of a mom that could possibly be contemplating a life or death decision. You can encourage, uplift and inspire her to choose life and to get plugged into an Embrace Grace support group at a local church.
We want to help brave moms choose life and get plugged into a spiritual family so they can be saved, discipled, mentored and be a part of a community that loves them the way Jesus loves.
Boxes are distributed to pregnancy centers nation-wide and given to young, single women with positive pregnancy tests. The box is full of gifts that will inspire hope and impart love to a mom that may be scared for her future.
– a Fearless Journal and pen
– a copy of the book A Bump in Life
– an adorable baby onesie
– testimonial letters of girls who chose adoption and chose to parent
– an invitation to join a local Embrace Grace group
– a Brave Girl letter that can be written by YOU!
Enter the giveaway to win a necklace and journal here.
1) Start an Embrace Grace at your local church so young women with unplanned pregnancies have a support group.
2) Partner with the national organization through prayer and support at www.EmbraceGrace.com
3) Download and print our brave girl letter (http://egrace.co/brave) and mail to address below for us to place inside a Love in a Box.
You can mail your Brave Girl letter to:
Embrace Grace, Inc.
Attn: Love in a Box
700 W. Bedford Euless Rd., Ste. G
Hurst, TX 76053
This is a beautiful service for girls who need it. If you can do nothing else with the company, please pray for them as they do this work. <3


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Baldwin is a village in St. Croix County, Wisconsin, United States. The population was 2,667 at the 2000 census, and was estimated to be 3,903 in 2008, a growth rate of 39% . The village is located partially within the Town of Baldwin.
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How to Make Cool Swirly Nail Polish Marbleized Easter Eggs
My gals were experimenting with water marble techniques for nails. We tried it with eggs and had amazing, swirly results. Turned out we were not the first to transfer the water marbleizing technique to eggs.
For example, just watch this DIY video – I particularly like the gal in the video tutorial's sweet southern accent:
The great thing about making Cool Swirly Nail Polish Marbleized Easter eggs is that you have everything you need for this fun craft project in your cupboards and kitchens.
Eggs? – got 'em
Fun colored left over nail polishes? – tons
Toothpicks? – think so
Gloves? – yep!
Experiment with the number of colors you use and with the shades. Making the designs in the water is half the fun.
As I was going through my Instagram feed from a few years back I came across this goodie as well:
Do you prefer to hallow out your eggs for painting or use hard-boiled eggs? I find hallowing them out to be a bit stressful and tedious so I choose to hard boil. I follow a blog called Gimme Some Oven. Ali did a whole series on how to cook eggs this week. It was awesome. Here's her video on how to get perfectly hard-boiled eggs.
Egg-cellent! Next up, a healthier version of hard-boiled eggs. Check out my other site, Funkitch for more crafty, DIY inspiration.
✨Peace and Hugs, ✨Bita


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The Ptit-Dej Hotel Le Colbert offers an internal garage to park a car which will be sheltered from the weather. The hotel will host your pets.
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The hotel offers 50 confortable rooms with temperature control system and garage. The establishment is opened 24/7 all through the year (night porter).
In the heart of the Alsace region, in Colmar, in a priviledged location to visit the tourist attractions in the area and the Riquewihr and Kaysersberg wineyards. Between the train station and the city centre, close to the historic area.
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text: We are big fans of GoOakCliff.org, one of the best designed local websites anywhere. The site has a pretty noble mission statement: "Go Oak Cliff is a non-profit news, advocacy, and quality of life organization focused on supporting and inspiring the Historic Oak Cliff Community. Go Oak Cliff's mission is simple: to develop North Oak Cliff as the most livable community in the nation." In the lead item this week, journalist Rob Shearer reports there is a new tenant for the Cafe Madrid space, a "restaurant and wine lounge" named Decanter.


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Re: "Most back legal path for those here illegally" [Front page, June 5]: So they interviewed 2,002 people and found a majority favor illegals being allowed to live in the U.S. Really?
I am sorry, but this is not the view of the hardworking United States citizen. I took a poll of the people in my neighborhood and almost all said if someone is here illegally, then it is illegal, plain and simple.
They are breaking our laws and should be sent back to their own country. The politicians that are voting to give them driving rights or medical care that the U.S. citizen has to pay for should be charged with treason and taken out of office.
This is all being done for votes, and the people know this.
Enough is enough. If Mexico has tough immigration laws, we should follow suit and send them home until they want to come here legally.
Dennis Mackey
Pools aren't helping
Re: "Turf wars" [Local, June 3]: I know I can't be the only one who thinks if you don't turn the water faucet on, you'll save water. How in the world does filling a pool save water?
Cutting back on grass all together and putting in xeriscaping obviously saves water. But the biggest change has to be not turning on the water if you don't need it and not letting the water go down the drain without being used.
It's not that hard – a little bit of thought before you turn it on is all it should take.
Vicki Perizzolo


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What is the rhyme scheme for "The Oak" by Lord Alfred Tennyson?
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Rhyme scheme is defined by looking at the last word of each line of poetry. In regards to the poem in question, "The Oak" by Alfred, Lord Tennyson, the last word of each line of poetry is as follows (spaces between words denote stanza breaks):
Life, old, oak, spring, gold.
Rich, then, changed, hued, again.
Leaves, length, stands, bough, strength.
To begin to determine the rhyme scheme, take the last word of the first line: life. Life is denoted with an "a."
The next word is old. Old does not rhyme with life, so it is denoted with a "b." Following old is oak. Oak does not rhyme with either life or old, therefore, it is denoted with a "c." The next word under consideration is spring. Spring does not rhyme with any of the previous words and is denoted with a "d." The last word, in the last line of the stanza, is gold. Gold rhymes with old and it is denoted in the same way as old is; with a "b."
When looking at different stanzas, you must still take into consideration the previous words and rhymes. Therefore, when examining rich, it does not rhyme with any of the previous words and the lettering continues. Rich is denoted with an "e."
To finish the rhyme scheme, simply examine each of the remaining words and see if they rhyme with any of the previous words. If they do not, they take on the letter following the last one used. Any words which rhyme with a previous word takes the letter of the rhyming word.
Therefore, the rhyme scheme of the poem is as follows:
a,b,c,d,b e,f,g,h,f i,j,k,l,j (if divided into stanzas)
a,b,c,d,b,e,f,g,h,f,i,j,k,l,j (if no spacing is used to denote stanzas)
ABCDBEFGHFIJKLJ (if teacher prefers capitol letters and no commas)
A,B,C,D,B,E,F,G,H,F,I,J,K,L,J (if teacher prefers capitol letters with commas)
Be sure to know how your teacher wishes you to denote rhyme scheme. Some teachers prefer, and teach, the denotation of rhyme scheme in a very specific way.


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i like to go swimming and was at this dock near the lake going swimming and ran into this group of girls who were sitting on the dock , the one sort of took interest in me for some reason and started talking to me and asking me all sorts of odd questions considering i had never meet her before , like if i was single , where i worked , asked if i was on snap chat and so on. she was a nice girl and all , and looked great in her bikini but somewhat of an age diff as i'm 30 and she was 18 , things sort of fell apart when she wondered how old i was and i was reluctant to tell her as she had said she wouldn't date anyone over 25 , but anyways nothing really happened between us and her and her gf's had also been drinking so i didn't take them that seriously. but she mentioned she started a new job as a hostess at a bar/restaurant i go to often and know and talk to a lot of the staff there , is some 20 something girls i know there and a couple i would be interested in dating . so i'm kind of wondering what they are going to think if they find out i was hanging out with the hot 18 year old hostess at the beach? if she mentions this at work or see's me in there and it comes out that we meet earlier?
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Talking to someone at the beach isn't a big deal. I think you're overthinking this.00|00|0
true if we had just been talking casually , our conversation drifted to the idea of the 2 of us like dating , she like asked all kinds of questions about me , I'm really not sure how she brought that up or why she did so soon


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Ida Louisa Lee (1865-1943), historical geographer, was born on 11 February 1865 at Kelso, near Bathurst, New South Wales, third of eight children of George Lee, grazier, and his wife Emily Louisa, née...
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Lee (later Marriott) approached geography historically, and reconstructed the exploration of Australia by the British through the study of logbooks, journals and lost charts found in British repositories, notably the Admiralty.
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Ida Lee was an historical geographer who wrote several books on maritime exploration in the Pacific. In the late 1890s she moved to England and spent much of her spare time searching through British libraries, including the Admiralty. There Lee began to study and transcribe a number of journals and logbooks from many of the British historical voyages. Her books are published under either the name of Lee (maiden name) or Marriott (married name) and copies of most of her works are held at the Mitchell Library. Through her studies Lee developed a considerable knowledge of systematic botany and botanical taxonomy and was able to update Allan Cunningham's nomenclature. Lee was appointed a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society of London 1913 and was only the second person to be made an honorary Fellow of the Royal Australian Historical Society.
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Howdy folks,
Currently flying a Copperhead Aviation Extra Stiffy / Hacker 20-20L / Phoenix 25 esc / Thunder Power 3s 2100mah. Fun plane, but I feel confident that I can finally fly a balsa plane and not have a hangar filled with foamies. Did some research when still living in a glow-friendly community and selected the Hangar 9 Pulse XT PNP. I was really excited about the plane. Then I moved to the San Francisco Bay Area and the closest glow-friendly field is a 40 minute drive . . . guess what I've decided to stick with electric. BUT electric large planes cost a lot.
I want a plane that has no bad habits and performs well. I want it to perform like a BIG plane and handle 15 mph winds. I am an intermediate pilot and looking to go to the next level. I am sport flyer, but am also open to 3D capabilities, which I will use my foamie to learn on.
The answer to the question you are all asking is . . . $250 total is my budget (had a 2nd child 6 weeks ago so the budget has decreased) for a PNP and to plug in a Hitec receiver for my 5-channel transmitter. I already have a Cellpro 4 balance charger.
I am open to getting a PNP or even building a plane (I am doing my 1st scratch build as I type this). I really like the StevensAero G300, because it can share my LiPo batt or even use my full set-up from my foamie if need be or I can buy the combo set-up. I know there is the Mini XT and a lot of minis out there. I want around a 40-45" wingspan.
What suggestions do you guys have?
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Well you said you like the Pulse.
I think it is the prettiest plane in my hangar
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RE: Suggestions for my 1st balsa plane?
My largest electric is a GP Sportster EP. I bought it about 4 years ago when it was still running a 550 brushed motor as the stock power plant. It was a realistic flying plane on that setup, but not all that exciting.
Recently I upgraded it with a 470W brushless from Hobby King with a 40 Amp speed control and a 3s1p 2200mah lipo and a 750mah onboard pack (no bec). I've seen that the Sportster can be bought without a motor now, which is awesome. My Sportster is AUW at 42 ounces and vertical performance is unlimited on a 10x7 prop with about a 60 MPH top speed. It will go for about 7-8 minutes with fairly spirited flying and probably could do 10 minutes at half throttle. I'm sure it can be done for under $250 if you get a power package from one of the Chinese suppliers. IMO every sport flyer should have a Sportster in their stable, it's a timeless design and has proven itself as a very solid performer for decades.
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What is that affair between river and clouds? Nice shots.
Big B decides to take a stroll
Somewhere in Malenadu, clicked while going to Shringeri but don't remember where I had started from
My attempt to see Barkana falls landed me only here This must be Mallandur village near Agumbe
View from Agumbe Sunset (?) point.
Agumbe again. Somehow I like the low-light with bluish hue
Sunrise at Nandi Hills
View from atop of Nandi Hills. Pardon the picture quality
My younger brother climbing down the Nandi Hills (direction of the bike for pic only::V)
Cattle grazing on the banks of the river Kapila, near Parashurama Temple, Nanjanagudu
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Gubbagodu...backwaters of Linganmakki..
Charmadi valley..
Sharavati valley
Jog in full flow....amazing sight...
Thats a mini Niagra falls. Did you take this picture recently?
Hold ON boss...
Niagara is 180 odd feet and Jog falls is 820 feet ( 5 times)..I have seen both of them..
For sheer water volumes its Niagara...
For beauty & grace...its Jog falls..
Also note when Jog is full like in pic...its thunderous and almost comparable water flows down in Niagara...
The sight in pic for Jog falls happens very very rarely..it was on Aug 5th,,may be 2009..after 12 years dam was full and all gates were open...
So,nigara is a mini Jog
Brilliant! Just brilliant! I like the way sun light is coming up behind the mountains. The tree on the RHS is (desirably) keeping things real else it would have looked like a poster. Keep them coming puntosat.
Also, any 'post processing' done on that Linganamakki pic?
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Karate is not just what we do in
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training is applying the lessons we learn to our daily lives.
And, for me, Karate should not be the best thing that you do. If you are good at Karate and bad at everything else, then what kind of Karate student are you? But if you are great at everything else and good at Karate, then what a Karate student you are!
As a "Sensei", an important part of my "job" is to encourage students to strive for the best in their lives. Karate training is hard. Life is much harder. If you can learn to discipline yourself for the rigors of Karate training, then perhaps you can apply that same discipline to other aspects of your life. If you can be polite and respectful in the dojo, then you can do the same in school and work. Karate should help you in your life.
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Karate is primarily a striking art that teaches practitioners to utilize punches, kicks, knees, elbows, and open hand strikes to disable opponents. Beyond this, karate teaches practitioners to blocks strikes and breath properly.
Most styles of karate also extend into throws and joint locks, with the extent of this dependent upon the style. Weapons are utilized in most styles as well. Interestingly, these weapons are often farm tools, as the use of them originated during a time when weapons were banned in Okinawa by invaders. By using farm tools, Okinawans did not bring attention to the fact that they were practicing to defend themselves.
The basic goal of karate is self-defense. It teaches practitioners to block the strikes of opponents and then disable them quickly with pinpoint strikes. When takedowns are employed within the art, these tend to be used to set up finishing strikes.
There are different styles of Karate such as Budokan, Goju-ryu, Kempo, Kyokushin, Shyto-ryu, Shorin-ryu, Shotokan, Wado-ryu. Though Karate is clearly the most popular of the Japanese Martial Arts, it is not the only one; other Martial Arts that are practiced: Iaido, AIkido, Judo, Jujutsu.


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