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"Eventful Emergence"
A Tool For Teaching Resistant Readers
Stuart is an English teacher who has been using Emergence to help kids read. And although I've posted our conversations on the site before, this one is especially poignant, as you'll soon see.
Recently, Stuart wrote me and asked me for help with a difficult kid.
Hi Steve,
I'm at a loss here. I've been working with Jason for many years, and I just can't help him lift this BLock about reading. We struggled trying to read yesterday again. He is in so much pain. I really just end up reading aloud to him and spot checking his comprehension.
I tried to stay present and was so concerned about something emerging in him, but I feel stuck.
I need your help. He needs our help. What can I do?
That day, I wrote him back with a few suggestions.
Hi Stuart,
Please know, if you need my help, you have but to ask, and I'll offer whatever help I can. In order to help you though, you'll need to give me some specific,visual starting places. For instance, does he correct you? Does he look bored? Does he look blank? Does he look angry?
How about his eyes? Where do his eyes look when you and he talk? At your mouth? At your eyes? Toward you? Away from you? Elsewhere?
Pick a lesson and briefly describe your immediate goal; e.g. progress with simple reading comprehension. Then, in fine detail, describe what you and he visually look like as you go through this lesson, including the point at which it all seems to go wrong (the point at which you first feel alone).
Ask him to tell you what he wants to learn. Then use everything clever in you to make what he wants to learn logically resemble what you want him to learn. See how he does.
When you show him how these two things connect, does he look blank? Try to back out? Look lost and or bored? Look angry or confused?
Does he argue that what you're doing isn't what he told you he wanted to do?
How does he do with Eventful Emergence? Can he grasp the process? Can he even make a simple stroke mark without you struggling to do it for him!
Hopefully, you've just laughed.
Now that you've laughed, try to feel the absurdity in all this.
You are one of the best teachers I know and here you are, struggling with Asperger's. Do you ever consider though, that one of your "best" teachers has had to struggle this same struggle with you?
Stuart, I've been trying for years to build this same bridge between Asperger's and the normal world, every time we talk. Granted, I've been struggling from the inside of Asperger's, and you, from the outside. But do our relative positions actually matter? I think not. Inside. Outside. What's the difference. Being in either position means you feel terribly alone.
How about if you were to try to see this boy's problem more as a difficulty arising from his being bilingual than that he is broken or handicapped. In truth, the irony is, if indeed this boy truly has Asperger's, then he truly wants to learn from you. He is merely lost in the lingual translations between you and him, especially in the non verbal differences, meaning, in the things English teachers don't usually teach about language.v
Taking this a step further, perhaps you could try to picture him as a foreign language student, one whom has just arrived in the US. Picture him as a boy who has studied English for many years. Still, English is his second language.
On top of this, he is not very good at understanding English, even after these years of effort.
How would you feel toward the boy in this story? Any differently that how you feel toward your "boy with Asperger's?"
Stuart, the boys in these two stories are more similar in nature than anyone has yet realized. We only label them differently. In fact, in my most recent article on Asperger's, I close with the idea that people with hearing impairments and people with Asperger's have many of the same personality qualities. So many in fact, that this overlap has currently captured my attention.
What is the connection between hearing impaired people and people with Asperger's? At this point, I'm not sure. In any event, now substitute the Asperger's boy for a boy who is hearing impaired. Would you treat this boy with more compassion that the boy with Asperger's?
Perhaps you can try to build on your student's natural interests, those skills he has which are specific to people with Asperger's For instance, people with Asperger's love organizing things, especially words. How does your student do with vocabulary tests? In fact, have you ever thought of having him create, build, or keep a "word collection?"
What I'm saying is, people with Asperger's love uncovering the patterns hidden in the ordinary. Perhaps you could design something which stimulates this interest in him, something which explores the mystery in how words can be systematized, rather than focusing on the task and goal oriented part of the process?
What I'm suggesting is, what about focusing him on the mysteries hidden in groups in words, perhaps in their related origins, perhaps in their related meanings? Focusing on the mystery may wake up in him what is natural to his nature and in doing so, get him to see the beauty in learning language.
People with Asperger's also love games which include following sequences. In fact, I've recently been using this concept with the little eight year old Asperger's boy with whom I've been working, very successfully I might add.
What do we do?
We play a game which I've named, "the Instruction Game." In this game, he and his younger brother compete to see who can more accurately follow a brief set of instructions.
What do they compete for? Grades. Thus, both their parents sit and watch them during the process. Then, when they are finished, each parent grades a completed game.
Sometimes, one or both of the boys get hurt by these grades. I have, after all, asked the parents to be rigorously honest in grading these tasks. However, despite these momentary discomforts, every single week, both boys ask me, usually before they're through my door, whether we are going to again play the instruction game?
I find this amazing. We are, after all, literally and purposely reenacting school. Even so, they both ask me if we can again play this game, this with no prompting whatsoever. They have simply come to love the learning process, at least in this form.
What do we actually do in these games?
These boys' favorite version involves drawing sets of objects.
In this game, then, each in turn, I hand them a pad and pen. Then, while they hold this pad and pen (with rapt attention, every time!), I give them a brief set of instructions, something like to draw five animals you've seen in your back yard, or to draw six different musical instruments.
When they say they are done, I have one of the boys' parents grade how well they have followed these instructions. Here, the focus of the grading is almost entirely on how well they followed the instructions, including how well they have not digressed.
In the beginning, the boy with Asperger's would constantly add things to the instructions, sometimes bilateral, sometimes totally outside the instruction set. Often, then, he would then argue with me that these changes were justified.
Over time, though, and with much patience and honesty on the part of both his parents and myself, the boy has come to be quite skilled at these games.
For a kid with Asperger's, following instructions without digressing is nothing short of a miracle. To love doing this is even more of a miracle. Even so, within a few short months, this little boy has all but mastered this skill. And the joy of doing it.
Now consider how having this skill will generalize over his lifetime.
Is there any learning situation wherein unconscious digressions wouldn't hurt the process? Even art, consciously chosen, can be evolved into a skill. In fact, the example I've just given you is pretty good proof.
So how has this game helped him?
From the parents' reports, it has far exceeded my initial hopes. In fact, every single teacher the boy has, has remarked on how much better he is in school. Every one. More important, his grades have similarly followed this improvement.
Stuart, I've got to run. I hope, though, that whatever you get from my words, that you at least remember the most important part: You are an extraordinary teacher. This boy is lucky to have you.
Hang in,
P.S. With your permission, I'd again like to post our conversation, at least my words. I'd also love it if you could write me more as to what you see.
Be well.
The next day, Stuart wrote and told me, I had mistaken Jason for another kid! And it still helped!
Hi Steve,
Thanks so much for your response. Your commitment is so warming. I learned so much from reading your work. It is still resonating in me today. However, Jason is not the boy with Asperger's.
That doesn't matter. All of your words have been playing into so many areas of my teaching and, of course, my learning.
1st - I never thought of when I go blank during the instruction period. Holy cow. I can see myself going blank. And again, Steve, you have helped with another emergence.
Actually, I saw myself going blank today, when I was working with a student who has such an aversion towards reading. I never realized it in the past.
I am looking forward to working with Jason today. You know Steve, he and I both need to be present during the healing process. And when I've been frustrated, and at times angry, I've totally gone blank.
For the first time, though, I see the blankness before the emotion in this scene. Thank you.
2nd - As for my Asperger's student, I see him so differently now. It really is amazing. And for you, so much of you is emerging in me. I never really knew what other language you spoke. I trusted it. I looked for context clues and tried my best to make connections. But now I know, in some sense, what it looks like.
We are teachers.
Be well,
Then about a week later, Stuart wrote back, this time, very excited.
Hey Steve,
I only have a minute, but I am bursting with stuff to tell you. Your instructions have helped me so much with Jason. It finally emerged!!! He saw some of his BLocks.
I took two pages of notes during the process, and I'm dying to send you the step by step breakdown. It was like a P Curve for Jason and for me as well. I saw so many of my own BLocks while going through this.
My description will follow this email soon. Just wait. It is so amazing. He really saw his BLocks, and he saw them because of the tally marks. I can't believe it.
I will get you the transcript soon.
Be well,
Then a few days later, he sent me the following description of what he did.
Well Steve, here it goes. Actually, I'm slightly nervous about writing up this experience, but I would just like for you to see exactly what happened. Here goes:
Jason walked into the room looking down. I was already sitting at the table. I knew I wanted to work on this with him today and, for whatever reason, I became frustrated.
I did my best to stay with him and I brought myself back. Here, I began to keep an eye on myself and him.
He sat down to the left of me on the same side of the table. His eye contact was very minimal. I felt pissed. Just a feeling. So I recognized it and brought myself back. It's funny, but when I think about it today, I am in love with feeling this way, with bringing myself back. Things emerge for me too.
The book, The Great Gatsby, was in front of him at the table. Actually, I am foggy as to how the book got in front of him. I can picture him tossing the book from his backpack on the table. Hmmm. When I picture this, it ticks me off. Anyway, now that I take the time, I think the book was already there with a small pile of lined paper and a pencil.
At this point, he began whistling and shaking his head, sort of like a disregard. Of course, this may only be my interpretation. At the time, it really bothered me. But again, I was aware of how I felt and brought myself back with him.
He then began flipping through the pages he had to read in Chapter three, seeing how many there were. Also, there was an open laptop on the table. He began tapping at the keys, and this again ticked me off. But again, I stayed with him.
We then spoke about the tally marks. I really looked at him consciously, but his eye contact was minimal. He did, however, look at me. And when it really all began, his eye contact was very present with me.
Steve, I'm trying to piece this together with my notes. However, there are some very small pieces between the transitions that are slightly difficult for me to see. I'm not sure if I waited too long, which is not true, I know. For consciousness is not affected by time.
Anyway, he began reading with the tally marks, which we tried in the past. I watched him really reading and making marks. He began crunching cookies in his mouth, and this ticked me off.
I came back. Some of his tally marks were thick and drawn over many times, and this ticked me off. But I came back. Actually, when he did his first mark, he said it was from the book moving. Here, his eye contact improved so much. I had never been so aware of myself and Jason at the same time.
At one point, I saw his eyes really relax, and his body just fell into a calm posture, and he was reading. And all of sudden, as I watched him reading, I became so ecstatic and pleased that I just wanted to cry really.
During all this, I was taking notes. He then asked me what I was doing. He became distracted. I explained to him that I was taking notes so I could remember this moment and so I could get to the bottom of his BLock with reading. I said think of me as the reading therapist. I felt uncomfortable with this question. I'm not sure why but I did my best to stay present. He still seemed slightly awkward about me taking notes. He said this never happened before.
Finally, we got back into the book, and he sunk back into an ease of reading. I had never seen him read like this before. (Note: Holy cow, even though he was thrown off by my note taking, by this point, something must have healed in him, because he was reading effortlessly even though something had distracted him.)
He read effortlessly for some time. It was slightly tough for me just to observe and not do anything. But I brought myself back to the idea that I was helping something emerge in him, and I saw so much benefit and kindness and joy in observing.
To be honest, though, I would tilt back and forth at moments between these two feelings. So, after he read for awhile, he looked up and took a calm break. I then asked him if he knew when he made some of the tally marks? Did he remember the scene when he drew one of the marks?
At first, he said he did't know. But then, he actually was able to show me a spot on the page where he went away. He looked down and then he said, there was nothing on the page that was bothering him. He then began, sort of unknowing (Steve, this is where I think the emergence began), saying that "reaching for the cookie," "sipping his soda," and "when the page moves" are the things that had distracted him.
Then we talked slightly. He realized that he had never really known exactly what had been distracting him. His eyes actually lit up here. And he and I realized that the marks had actually helped him to become aware of what his BLocks were.
We then talked and he and I were amazed. He then said he feels BLocked before reading and when reading ends. He said he feels very tired during these moments. However, when he was reading consciously, he seemed so awake.
I hope I am articulating this correctly. He actually realized that he had BLocks, and it was outside the book at this time. He also realized, as did I (holy cow), that the tally marks had helped him to identify the BLocks.
From this point on, his heavy marks did not tick me off any more. Something healed here in me. Go figure. Wow, Steve, when we worked together, you must be healing things too. Holy cow.
He continued to read and even stopped at vocabulary words which he didn't understand, those he could not picture. I helped him gently with these words, and he went back to reading seamlessly.
It is amazing. Reading for Jason has always been the most painful experience. If it ever really happens. This is the first time I have ever really seen him read. He even made a tally mark when the computer fan kicked on!
Then the dog walked by, and I didn't want it to distract me or him, so I tried to blank him out. But then I realized no aloneness should exist, even with the dog.
He then stopped reading after a total of twenty five minutes! He had made sixteen tally marks.
We discussed the experience and at one point, he said, he didn't like reading. But through further discussion, he realized he read effortlessly today. He remembered, in the past, that he would lie on the floor and moan before reading. When he saw this, he looked at me and his eyebrow lifted. He knew.
Steve, it is so interesting trying to show emergence to someone who knows nothing about it and who isn't seeking it. Ultimately, he never knew these distractions existed until this day.
Steve, thanks so much.
Be well,
A few closing thoughts.
Pretty amazing really. And for those who have no idea as to what the "tally" marks were Stuart was referring to, he asks kids to notice each time they can't picture what they're reading. Then he has them make a tally mark, really one, two, three, four, slash marks five mark tally marks, to count the times they go blank.
Does it help? Well, if you've just read Stuart's story, you know it more than helped. He actually got a very resistant boy to like reading.
How long will this improvement last? We'll see. But if I read the points in the story right, what emerged will last for the rest of Jason's life.
Not bad for a few tally marks, eh?
Hopefully, we'll get Stuart to write up his method a bit more formally soon, so perhaps other teachers can try it out. I, for one, would love it.


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Customizing your hardscape includes experimenting with lighting and materials, but ultimately begins with selecting a style, or form theme, for your network of vertical structures. The shapes within your landscape can have a great impact on the aesthetic of your outdoor spaces, as a tropical pool deck might call for sweeping curves while a modern outdoor kitchen would be enhanced by sharp angles and straight lines. With so many styles to choose from, Unilock offers a variety of wall units versatile enough to create anything you envision. Here are some form themes for your hardscape, as well as examples of homeowners who used them excellently.
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The perfect 'Snap:
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Don't 'Snap and Drive!
We understand the enthusiasm, but please be safe and courteous.
The cart must be off store property to count!
We're trying to help the planet and the neighborhood by finding lost carts. But what counts as "lost"? From what the experts tell us, as soon as the cart leaves the parking lot it's considered "lost."
'Snap the same cart if you see it the next day.
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How Does Shopping on Poshmark Work? Tips for Buyers
Poshmark is an online marketplace for clothes, mostly second-hand clothing. Anyone living in the U.S. can buy or sell clothes on Poshmark. Both the buying and selling process is easy once you go through it.
Read about how to buy clothes on Poshmark and the options available to buyers. Learn the methods I use to find great clothes and get even better deals.
How Does Poshmark Work for Buyers?
The Posh buying process is a little more involved than a typical online store.
First-Time Buyers
Everyone needs to create an account before buying. You can sign up with Facebook, Google, or just an email. Then you'll enter your size and select some brands to follow. First-time buyers get $0.99 shipping on their first item, which is usually $6.49.
Sales Tax
As of March 2019, Poshmark will charge you sales tax, regardless of your state. Other online retailers (Amazon and Ebay) will charge sales tax only when the buyer is in a state that requires it. But Poshmark started a blanket policy that charges everyone.
Tips for Buying on Poshmark
Poshmark is pretty easy to use. But for the best finds and deals, follow these tips:
- "Like" Items
- Ask Questions in Comments
- Make Offers
- Use Bundles
When shopping on Poshmark for the first time, it's not obvious how to use these tips. I'll walk you through each one and even experienced buyers will pick up new strategies.
Tip #1: Like Items
As you browse Poshmark, you can "like" items to save them for later. Use the heart icon in search results or the "Like and save for later" button on the listing page.
I am pretty selective with the items I "Like." I only choose items that are within my price range and my size; they have to be items I would seriously consider purchasing. Even if I'm not ready to pull the trigger right then.
Liking a listing means you will receive notification if the seller drops the price. Sellers have to drop it at least 10% to trigger this notification.
With my liking strategy, I know when a notification pops up that it's something worth looking at. If it's still something I love then I know I need to snatch it up before other Likers take advantage of the same deal.
Tip #2: Ask Questions in the Comments
Poshmark is a social site. Your only communication with a seller is via public comments on a listing.
Make sure you thoroughly read the listing before inquiring about further information. Here are some useful things to ask about:
- Measurements
- Conditions
- Clarification of color, material, or fit
Sellers are accustomed to answering these types of questions and most will do so in the hopes it brings a sale. I use the comment section to ask anything that's missing from the listing. I make sure to get really comfortable with what is for sale before I commit to buying.
Tip #3: Make an Offer
You can make an offer to the seller for any item on Poshmark.
How to Make an Offer
On desktop: the "Make an Offer" button is next to the Buy Now button.
On the Poshmark App: the "Offer" button is to the left of the "Buy" button.
You enter the dollar amount you're offering. The seller has 24 hours to Accept, Deny, or Counter. If they accept it, your payment method is charged immediately and the seller has to ship it.
If they counter it then you have the chance to pay the new counter offer or make a counter of your own. Countering continues until the seller accepts it or either party stops countering.
Purchases made through Make an Offer charge buyers the full shipping price.
Why Should You Make an Offer?
Most sellers list their prices slightly higher than what they're willing to take. Many are willing to negotiate but quite a few have firm prices. These listings will have text like, "Don't Accept Offers" or "Price is Firm." In my experience those mean what they say and it's not worth the time.
My recommendation to buyers is to always try making an offer. First, make sure you're committed to buying the item and the listing doesn't state No Offers. Offer 10-15% below the asking price. Many sellers will accept right away. Some may haggle with you over a dollar or two and accept the offer after a few counters.
Very rarely will a seller reject a good offer. Remember that most sellers are on Poshmark to make sales and won't reject reasonable offers.
Tip #4: Bundle Items
Another way to shop smart on Poshmark is to take advantage of Bundles. When you buy multiple items from a closet, they're "bundled" together so you only pay once for shipping. On top of that, many sellers offer a Seller Discount for an automatic percentage off the bundle.
Good bundles deals are easier to get from small sellers than retail-esque businesses. The big, retail closets have margins to stick to so either won't offer bundles or only give 10% off. Smaller sellers that are on Posh to clear their closet so will be happy to offer a discount.
Bundles can mean huge savings when you find a closet that has many items listed in your size. When I shop on Poshmark, I pay attention when a listing I like has a Seller's Discount available. Discounts on 2+ items and 15% or more off really catch my eye. I go to the seller's closet and filter for My Size. This shows me what else she has that I might be interested in.
How to Make a Bundle
First, find an item you want to add. Click "Add to Bundle" on the listing page. You now have a bundle started with that seller. From there, add the other items you wish to buy. Once you reach the minimum quantity for the discount it will be automatically applied. At this point, you could purchase everything for that reduced price.
But if you're looking for an even better deal, take advantage of the Make an Offer button from the bundle. This starts you in negotiations with the seller. I offer about 10% lower than the discounted price and the seller almost always accepts.
I recently scored two Ann Taylor tops and a pair of Ann Taylor pants from a seller for $10 off and saved $12.98 on shipping. Originally the tops were $12 and the pants were $35. I bundled all three items to get 15% off and then offered the seller $10 less than that and she accepted!
Your Experience Buying on Poshmark
Do you have any other tips for buying on Poshmark? Please share your experience below.
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Surat al-A`raaf (surah 7, verse 206)
Those who are near to thy Lord, disdain not to do Him worship: They celebrate His praises, and bow down before Him
Surat ar-Ra`d (surah 13, verse 15)
Whatever beings there are in the heavens and the earth do prostrate themselves to Allah (Acknowledging subjection),- with good-will or in spite of themselves: so do their shadows in the morning and evenings.
Surat an-Nahl (surah 16, verse 50)
They all revere their Lord, high above them, and they do all that they are commanded.
Surat al-Israa' (surah 17, verse 109)
They fall down on their faces in tears, and it increases their (earnest) humility.
Surat Maryam (surah 19, verse 58))
Those were some of the prophets on whom Allah did bestow His Grace,- of the posterity of Adam, and of those who We carried (in the Ark) with Noah, and of the posterity of Abraham and Israel of those whom We guided and chose. Whenever the Signs of ((Allah)) Most Gracious were rehearsed to them, they would fall down in prostrate adoration and in tears.
Surat al-Hajj (surah 22, verse 18)
Seest thou not that to Allah bow down in worship all things that are in the heavens and on earth,--the sun, the moon, the stars; the hills, the trees, the animals; and a great number among mankind? But a great number are (also) such as are fit for Punishment: and such as Allah shall disgrace,--None can raise to honour: for Allah carries out all that He wills.
Surat al-Hajj (surah 22, verse 77)
O ye who believe! bow down, prostrate yourselves, and adore your Lord; and do good; that ye may prosper
Surat al-Furqan (surah 25, verse 60) )
When it is said to them, "Adore ye ((Allah)) Most Gracious!", they say, "And what is ((Allah)) Most Gracious? Shall we adore that which thou commandest us?" And it increases their flight (from the Truth).
Surat an-Naml (surah 27, verse 26)
(Allah)!- there is no god but He!- Lord of the Throne Supreme!
Surat as-Sajda (surah 32, verse 15))
(David) said: "He has undoubtedly wronged thee in demanding thy (single) ewe to be added to his (flock of) ewes: truly many are the partners (in business) who wrong each other: Not so do those who believe and work deeds of righteousness, and how few are they?"...and David gathered that We had tried him: he asked forgiveness of his Lord, fell down, bowing (in prostration), and turned (to Allah in repentance).
Surat Fussilat (surah 41, verse 38)
But is the (Unbelievers) are arrogant, (no matter): for in the presence of thy Lord are those who celebrate His praises by night and by day. And they never flag (nor feel themselves above it).
Surat an-Najm (surah 53, verse 62)
But fall ye down in prostration to Allah, and adore (Him)!
Surat al-Inshiqaaq (surah 84, verse 21)
And when the Qur'an is read to them, they fall not prostrate,
Surat al-`Alaq (surah 96, verse 19)
Day, heed him not: But bow down in adoration, and bring thyself the closer (to Allah.!
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On Tuesday February 16, New York fashion designer Christian Benner left his South Street Seaport shop to put on a stunning show at the Gansevoort Hotel. Models rocked the runway wearing leather jackets, denim and D'Angelico Guitars. The crowd was punk, grunge and rock just like his own personal style and scene. Benner, known for his custom distressed leather jackets and band tees, is a die hard rock n roller. "Last night just wasn't my night, it was our night," he wrote. "I did this for the ones who bleed rock and roll."


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NOTD the other day I was totally inspired, and went straight to paint my nails yellow!
On the advice of others I used a base coat, as I had heard that it stains badly.. and I've just spent a week trying to get rid of yellow stains from my Ninja Nails.
Here is the yellow alone, I LOVE it. It's so bright and glossy and gorgeous! This shade is 'Yellow Peril' from BeautyUK and is rather opaque and impressive. I used two coats.
Saturday, July 02, 2011
.. Bright Yellow Nails.
3 comments:
- Hannah Kimberley said...
I am loving yellow at the moment! Such a summery colour! I think I prefer it without the nail effect too! xx
- 2 July 2011 at 11:52
- Unknown said...
Hmm I like both! I love crackle so I'm a bit biased. It's lovely on it's own too, such a nice summery colour :)
- 2 July 2011 at 12:06
- Demonicsmurfette said...
Pretty! I'd be so tempted to put black stripes instead of the Nail Effects. Bee nails!
- 2 July 2011 at 21:44
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Black Bean SalsaBy
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This great tasting black bean salsa can be used as a salad or a side dish. It goes great with fajitas or bar-b-que. Simple and great tasting. I love that combination. Give it a try!
Black Bean Salsa
- 1 (15 ounce) can black beans, rinsed and drained
- 1/2 cup cooked fresh corn kernels
- 2 tomatoes, cut into 1/4-inch pieces
- 1 each red and green bell peppers, cut into 1/4-inch pieces
- 1/2 cup chopped red onion
- 1 jalapeno pepper, seeded and diced
- 1/3 cup fresh lime juice
- 1/3 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/3 cup chopped fresh coriander
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon cumin
- 1/2 teaspoon ground red chiles or 1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
Combine the beans, corn, tomatoes, red pepper, green pepper, red onion and jalapeno in a bowl and mix gently.
Whisk together the lime juice, olive oil, coriander, salt, cumin and chiles in a small bowl. Add to the bean mixture and mix gently. Let it stand at room temperature to blend the flavors before serving or store covered in the refrigerator for 24 hours and bring to room temperature before serving.
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Hot stock: Noble Group slumps after profit tumbles with commodity prices
[SINGAPORE] Noble Group Ltd tumbled in Singapore on Friday after the commodity trader reported a slump in quarterly profit and investors shunned equities linked to raw materials amid a rout in prices.
The shares lost as much as 9 per cent to 45.5 Singapore cents, the lowest level since Oct 9, and traded at 46 cents at 9.04am local time. The stock is this year's worst performer on the Straits Times Index, down 60 per cent.
Raw materials from copper to iron ore are in retreat as growth in China slows, spurring surpluses, at the same time that the dollar's ascendancy hurts commodity prices.
Chief Executive Officer Yusuf Alireza said that the group, which has been fending off criticism of its accounting, plans to raise at least US$500 million through asset disposals or from a strategic investor, and also reported a return to positive cash flow.
"It has been a supply-driven bear market in most of the commodities that we've been involved in," Mr Alireza said. "And it's not obvious that anything has really changed besides the fact that prices are lower."
Several transactions are under discussion, according to Mr Alireza. He didn't offer a timetable, although Noble's next critical financial commitment is to refinance several credit lines that mature in May. The fundraising plan is linked to Noble retaining its investment-grade status.
Net income fell 84 per cent to US$24.7 million in the three months to Sept 30 from a year earlier as sales dropped 20 per cent to US$18.7 billion, Noble said in a statement on Thursday after the market closed.
While margins rose and tonnages handled were a record, losses widened at its mining and metals unit and from joint ventures and associates, notably Noble Agri Ltd.
Noble also said that Chief Financial Officer Robert van der Zalm stepped down for health-related reasons. He'll take on the London-based role of vice chairman of finance and will be replaced on an acting basis by Asia CFO Paul Jackaman.
Mr Alireza has parried attacks this year from a group called Iceberg Research and short-seller Muddy Waters LLC on its accounting practices. In August, Noble published a report by PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP saying its accounting complied with international rules.
Noble also organised an investor meeting at which it set a target to raise operating profit.
Iceberg, a previously unknown group whose members are anonymous, has said Noble uses aggressive interpretations of accounting rules to inflate the value of assets and contracts. The company repeatedly denied the allegations.
Noble Group asked deal maker Michael Klein back in August to review options for the trader, including selling a stake in the company.
Mr Klein, a former investment banking chairman at Citigroup Inc who founded his own M&A firm, brokered the talks between the bosses of Glencore and Xstrata Plc that led to the takeover of the mining group by the commodity trader in 2013.


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SCRO Receives Grant from City of Toronto
We are very proud to announce that SCRO has received a community grant from the City of Toronto to make progress on economic development activities that will engage youth, newcomers, and radicalized groups in Scarborough.
The grant, worth $15,000, will be used to advocate and build momentum for an East End Trades Training Centre (EETTC), an initiative that close to 70 members of resident associations supported at the SCRO Summit this spring.
This fall, SCRO will work with the East Scarborough Storefront to communicate with the various local communities about how to best plan for an EETTC, as well as how to connect this initiative with other community benefits and major transit projects. We'll keep you informed in future newsletters about opportunities to get involved with this exciting project!


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Imagine a world where The Beatles never existed? That is what British director Danny Boyle asks audiences to believe in his new movie "Yesterday."
The comedy, arriving in movie theatres next week, tells of struggling British musician Jack who wakes up after a traffic accident and finds himself in an alternate timeline where only he can remember the music of the 1960s band.
Boyle, who won an Oscar for the 2008 movie "Slumdog Millionaire," said the band gave permission for their music to be used in the film despite it being a story where "they are literally erased from the consciousness of the world."
"I think they (The Beatles) must have loved the idea – how quirky the idea was. It appeals to their sense of humour I think," Boyle said on the red carpet in London on Tuesday.
"That is so typical of their sense of humour – and their bravery as well – because they are experimenters. So I think they like the fact that it's a bit left field," he added.
Boyle said Ringo Starr and the widow of George Harrison had seen the film and sent notes of support.
As for Paul McCartney, Boyle said: "I don't think Paul has seen the movie, but he's seen the trailer and he said 'Oh that seems to work!"
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Ninety9Bottles Craft Beer Festival
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Ninety9Bottles Craft Beer Festival is back for it's 6th Annual Festival where Festival goers will enjoy a variety of New England based Craft Brews while overlooking beautiful Norwalk Harbor up atop the hill at Oyster Shell Park. We will be pouring samples of 75+ CRAFT BEERS; some old favorites and some that you have yet to experience including new beers to the Connecticut market.
Ninety9Bottles Craft Beer Festival will feature great LIVE MUSIC along with some of the area's most popular FOOD TRUCKS each serving up some delicious local fare.
Ticket prices will increase to $50 a ticket at the door! Price of admission includes a tasting glass as well as unlimited samples, live entertainment and a great time!
The fest is RAIN OR SHINE unless it's lighting etc of course.
No pets, allowed. This is an adult only event. (No kids.)
A portion of the proceeds from the day will go to benefit The Tommy Spinola Memorial Foundation who donates to local charities and awards scholarships to Norwalk youths who have exemplified the traits that Tommy valued most: kindness, generosity, hard-work, and community service. To learn more please visit: http://www.spinnersfoundation.org. It'll be a great time for a great cause.
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Thomas Hooker
Blue Point
Goose Island
Back East
Jacks Abby
New Belgium
Sons of Liberty
Cigar City
Sierra Nevada
Lord Hobo
Merchant Du Vin
Crook and Marker
Citizen Cider
Anderson Valley
Industrial Arts
Black Hog
No Worries
Two Roads
New England
Captain Lawrence
Sam Adams
Fishers Island
Thimble Island
Bon and Viv Spiked Seltzer
Nod Hill
Lock City
Iron Brewing Company
East Rocks
Merican Mule
West and Wilder
Asylum Distillery
SoNo 1420
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Doing the Job Right
Preparing a Solid Business Plan Will Help You Fly
I've seen a number of posts in forums from people intent on getting into the UAV business. All too often, their posts are prefaced with question such as "what's the best drone to use for (insert job here)" or "how much should I charge?"
But there's a lot more to hanging out your shingle in the rapidly expanding world of UAVs than giving your business a snappy name and cute logo. And if you're going to get paid at some point, then you must understand your UAV venture is a business and needs to be treated like one.
If you're serious about this, then there's only one way to do it and that's to get it right from the beginning. To make the most of your business, you need to build a solid foundation before you turn a rotor. Long before you secure your first client, make sure you follow a few key steps. Do you have a solid business plan? You'd better get one, because it's your road map to the future. Is this going to be an add-on to your existing business or is it a new venture? What are you going to do, who are your customers going to be and how much are you going to charge them? If you have experience in a particular field, then make it work for you. If you've got a background in heavy construction or mineral exploration, potential clients are likely going to prefer dealing with someone who speaks their language.
It's also important to make a list of the industries or businesses you are familiar with and then take a survey of potential clients in your area. What services would you offer potential clients? Are you simply going to capture data and hand over the raw product – photos, video or any number of data captures – or will you process the data and present your clients with a finished product?
Once you have a business plan together, get to work on all the various licences, permits and other sundry paperwork that goes with any business. While it's important you understand and follow the applicable Transport Canada (TC) regulations regarding UAVs and their operation, it's just as important from the business side of the equation that you address things that every business has to contend with.
Are you doing business as a limited liability corporation, partnership or sole proprietorship? That's for you to decide, based on a number of factors. Whatever you choose, you'll have to register with your province. You will also need a GST number. If you don't have one, then get one. In the business world, nothing separates the pretenders from the contenders faster than the lack of a GST number.
Another key step is to understand your insurance requirements, both from the regulatory sense and the broader context. Many third-party facilities such as hotels and golf courses that cater to weddings and corporate events stipulate UAV users to provide proof that the UAV pilot as well as the UAV are TC compliant and require proof of insurance.
You must be prepared to put a lot of time and energy into establishing your business and growing it. If you've figured out what your preferred market areas are and who the potential clients are, then you need to figure out how you're going to connect your service with the client's need, especially when they don't know that you've got the solution to a problem they might not even be aware of yet. A solid website is a must. Simple is fine, but it has to be current. Direct marketing to potential clients is always a possibility, but connecting with the right person over the phone or by email can be tricky. Join your local chamber of commerce or business organization and take the opportunity to provide demonstrations.
When making presentations, never tell potential clients that you can save them. Instead, focus on how you can help them grow their bottom line through the services you provide. At the same time, don't forget that you have to keep growing your own business. Your UAV, batteries, cameras, everything are depreciable and subject to wear and tear from day-to-day operations, otherwise known as depreciation. You need to account for that in your business plan, just as you need to say abreast of new developments in UAV technology and peripherals. At the end of the day you have to show a profit and that's not a dirty word. When it comes to running a business, any business, it comes down to one thing. Do it by the numbers and the numbers will work for you.
Paul Dixon is a freelance writer and photojournalist living in Vancouver.
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Facts VS Smears
Smear – Police are examining sickening statements about child abuse made by a highly controversial Ukip candidate.
Fact – 'Sickening statements' are in fact: misleading information such as out-of-context clips from 2 different extended interviews, one of which was with a sexual abuse victim, and faked screenshots of twitter messages which were handed to police/journalists.
Smear – The dossier includes a screenshot of a social media message in which Benjamin says he needs 'something to really trigger' outrage, adding: 'Do you have any underage porn or child porn? I will delete it fast so nobody gets in trouble'
Fact – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJci7QCsrEM&t=110s Herein can be found the original debunking of the fake twitter message from early 2017.
Smear – It includes a YouTube broadcast in which Mr Benjamin says: 'I can be quoted as saying you can f*** young boys. It's actually not as controversial as you think. Depends on the child, doesn't it? The ancient Greeks were pederasts. It was considered to be normal. It was mentoring.'
Fact – The 'quote' is blatantly cut from not only context, but from 2 different interviews with different people: Justicar – a child sex victim, and Amos Yee, a controversial Singaporean activist claiming (falsely) that he was wrongfully deplatformed for his views on age of consent
A Conversation With the Justicar – "I can be quoted as saying you can f*** young boys."
https://youtu.be/MkpYHrC2kCI?t=3613 01:00:13, in reference to a previous comment about how easily his quotes could be taken out of context due to the nature of the conversation.
The Thinkery Podcast #17 – Amos Yee – "It's not actually as controversial as you think,"
https://youtu.be/ZLZNjKHkcs0?t=808 00:13:28, in reference to the age of consent laws across Europe being lower than most Brits or Americans might find socially acceptable, such as 12 or 14.
A Conversation With the Justicar – "Depends on the child doesn't it?"
https://youtu.be/MkpYHrC2kCI?t=1609 00:26:49, in answer to someone who had experienced underage sex when challenged to tell him that he was a victim and didn't know what he was doing.
JUSTICAR: I was well under the age of eleven when I started having sex, so what I like to do is put people on the other side of the argument, it's like, what you have to do is you have to say that someone like me, not anybody else, but me, that I was too stupid to appreciate the nature and quality of what I was doing at the time. Please convince me I didn't know what I was doing.
SARGON: Yeah, I think erm… I think it's yeah, it depends on the child really, doesn't it. Because some kids mature faster than others.
The Thinkery Podcast #17 – Amos Yee – "The ancient Greeks were pederasts. It was considered to be normal. It was mentoring,"
https://youtu.be/ZLZNjKHkcs0?t=1105 00:18:25, A history lesson on the social norms of ancient Greece, which ends in the quote: "It was very strange, and again, I don't agree with any of this." (https://youtu.be/ZLZNjKHkcs0?t=1124 00:18:45, Carl Benjamin officially disavows the ancient Greeks.)
Smear – The cache of documents also includes a racist pornographic tweet Benjamin posted showing a white woman having sex with three black men, under which he wrote: 'So this is your sister.'
Fact – The tweet was sent to people identifying as alt-right and white supremacists in order to provoke a response and highlight racism. It is questionable whether the Mail, or anyone else, could claim that interracial porn itself is racist, as it may in fact be racist to do so.
Smear – The source – who has been interviewed by the police about the material – said: 'The party leadership were fully aware of this as long ago as September, and not only did nothing about it but actually allowed Benjamin to join the party and become a lead candidate. I will swear an affidavit to that effect.'
Fact – The party leadership were fully aware that this was a nothing-burger comprised of fake tweets and out-of-context clips, poorly pasted together by, most likely, one of Mr Benjamin's many white supremacist enemies.
Smear – Benjamin was banned from Twitter in 2017 for violating the platform's rules on targeted abuse. Last night, when asked about the child-sex remarks, which he made in 2014, Benjamin – who is standing for the EU parliament's South West England constituency – said: 'It was an abstract conversation. You are a dirty, dirty smear merchant.'
Fact – Benjamin was banned from Twitter along with a whole host of users with the incorrect politics. When called and asked about the child-sex remarks, he recorded the conversation and it can be seen here – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXrWAfFfwb0&t=315s from the start.
Carl Benjamin: -you went to the Wiltshire police and got my number, to talk to me about a 5-year-old stream where I was having a conversation in the abstract with a victim of sexual assault?
And what did I say the age of consent should be in that stream? You don't know? Yes I do, 19:05, timestamp (https://youtu.be/ZLZNjKHkcs0?t=1135), I said exactly what I think it is.
Smear – Other material studied by the police include a now-deleted 2015 video showing him repeatedly using the racial slurs 'n****r' and 'sp*c'. He described two people as a 'fag' and a 'retard', and said it was 'just f***ing fine' to call an Asian woman a 'ch*nk'.
Fact – The video in question was a dissection of an ad campaign to remove the word 'retard' from commonly used language, claiming that it should be placed in the same category as n**ger, k*ke, sp*c and ch*nk. As a 'free-speech extremist', Carl Benjamin ends the comedic video with the message similar to "we shouldn't be teaching children that words are tantamount to violence, and we shouldn't be allowing people to tell us what to do and say." The general takeaway from this admittedly edgy yet arguably amusing video, is – whatever happened to sticks and stones? The video was deleted by youtube, but the mirror of the original can be seen here – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmDNzQB8_fo
Smear – A spokesman for Mr Batten did not respond to a request for comment last night.
Fact – At the time of this document's publication, Carl Benjamin's UKIP campaign team are aware of no outreach for comment made by the Mail to any UKIP spokespersons.
What next?
The Mail are not well known for their accuracy, and in the past have truly taken their place among the 'dirty dirty smear merchants'. This smear goes beyond the pale however, in painting a husband, father, and human rights activist as a deviant with despicable views.
The process of taking the Mail to court over this libelous article has already begun, and Mr Benjamin's team are also looking into the events that led to his personal contact details being shared with the press.
As there is obvious evidence that everything glued together by the Mail is false, it should be a simple enough case to move forward with.
This information has been compiled by the
UKIP Liberalists Research Team


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Deal Deal with your issues one at a time. Remember the old saying:
"If you're in a pond full of alligators shoot the one that's closest to you first!"
(My Dad gave that one to me)
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hahah…i get it. good one [;
I get it.
yeah…the advice would help me for all the assignments due next week.
i didnt get it but its common sense to shoot the first one not the last one.
Thats good advice because the one closest to you will probably eat you first so that is goood advise. It is true that you do need to deal with your issues one at a time.
yyeaaa i get it and its really good advice too its just like saying do the hard things first and the nthe easy 🙂 nice advice though
Good advice!!! 😀
that pic scared me casue i was scrolling down and it was just there and im afraid of reptiles
-_-' but i liked reptile ron though
i do not get it
hehehehehehehe;;i gehh it!all doughh i hate alligators;;they creep me out
i know this is kinda off topic for this post post but i just want to thank really much mrs.vermeulen!!!!!!!! i lost my finals paper and then i tried looking it up on you're school homepage and it was there!!!!!!!! thank god
anyways thank u 🙂 now im almost done yay!!!!
oh wow..that`s a clever quote though!never thought abowt it dat wayy!=]
i got it
thats some good advice….i mean reall y would u shoot one thats 2 feet away when theres one by your foot….lol
That's some great advice.If alligators were surrounding me i'd shoot the first one closest to me!
haha that is a good quote…..
haha i get it. that's a good one. i think my dad or my sister told me that one. i cant remember. lol
WAIT!!! are you saying that the finals are like alligators. I need to study.
wait i think i get it now.. study for the finals in order of how close you are from having them???
AHhaahh. When i first heard that i didn't get it, i had to think it over.
but after some thought i get it!
Well that's a good quote, it's a good tip.
Are those real alligators?
yea now i get it when i first heard it i didn't get but now i do
thats hecka eazy i get it
What if the one closest to you was a TAME alligator O.o then what?


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I am frequently humored, and sometimes dismayed, by politically-correct holiday greetings. At the Injury Law Firm, we frequently analyze and interpret complex documents containing intricate and precise legal language. Thankfully, most holiday greetings are not written in "legalese," which is why this one that I saw online (author unknown), made me chuckle.
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From us ("the wishors") to you ("hereinafter called the wishee"):
Please accept without obligation, explicit or implicit, our best wishes for an environmentally conscious, socially responsible, low stress, non-addictive, gender-neutral celebration of the winter holiday, practiced within the most enjoyable traditions of your choice, with respect for the traditions of others, or their choice not to practice holiday traditions.
Please also accept, under aforesaid waiver of obligation on your part, our best wishes for a financially successful, personally fulfilling and medically uncomplicated recognition of the onset of this calendar year of the Common Era, but with due respect for the calendars of all cultures, and for the race, creed, color, age, physical ability, choice of computer platform or dietary preference of the wishee.
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This greeting is subject to further clarification or withdrawal at the wishor's discretion.
This greeting is freely transferable provided that no alteration shall be made to the original greeting and that the proprietary rights of the wishor are acknowledged.
This greeting implies no warranty on the part of the wishors to fulfill these wishes, nor any ability of the wishors to do so, merely a beneficent hope on the part of the wishors that they in fact occur.
This greeting may not be enforceable in certain jurisdictions and/or the restrictions herein may not be binding upon certain wishees in certain jurisdictions and is revocable at the sole discretion of the wishors.
This greeting is warranted to perform as reasonably may be expected within the usual application of good tidings, for a period of one year or until the issuance of a subsequent holiday greeting, whichever comes first.
The wishor warrants this greeting only for the limited replacement of this wish or issuance of a new wish at the sole discretion of the wishor.
Any references in this greeting to "Saint Nicholas," "Jack Frost," reindeer, nutcrackers or snowmen with supernatural abilities, silver bells, sugar plums, elves, or any other festive figures, whether actual or fictitious, dead or alive, shall not imply any endorsement by or from them in respect of this greeting. All proprietary rights in any referenced third-party names and images are hereby acknowledged.
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Nothing in this article should be construed as legal advice. You must consult with an attorney for the application of the law to your specific circumstances.
R. Michael Shickich is the founder of the Injury Law Firm located in Casper. The focus of his practice is personal injury and wrongful death cases.
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- 1 lb fresh, thin asparagus spears
- 4 oz prosciutto or bacon thick slices with ample fat (about 4 slices)
- 1/2 lb scallions
- 3 tbsp extra virgin olive oil
- 1/2 tsp coarse sea salt or kosher salt or more to taste
- 8 large eggs
- Freshly ground black pepper to taste
Servings: servings as a light meal, 6 as an appetizer
Servings: servings as a light meal, 6 as an appetizer
- Snap off the tough bottom stubs of the asparagus, peel the bottom few inches of each spear, and cut them crosswise in 1 1/2-inch pieces. Slice prosciutto or bacon into strips, or lardoons, about 1 inch long and 1/3 inch wide. Trim the scallions, and cut crosswise into 1-inch pieces.
- Pour the olive oil into the skillet, scatter in the lardoons, and set over medium heat. When the strips are sizzling and rendering fat, toss in the cut asparagus, and roll and toss them over a few times. Cover the skillet, and cook, still over moderate heat, shaking the pan occasionally, until the asparagus is slightly softened, 5 minutes or so.
- Scatter the scallion pieces in the pan, season with a couple pinches of salt, and toss the vegetables and lardoons together. Cover the skillet, and cook, shaking the pan and stirring occasionally, until the scallions and asparagus are soft and moist, 7 or 8 minutes more. Meanwhile, beat the eggs thoroughly with the remaining salt and generous grinds of black pepper.
- When the vegetables are steaming in their moisture, uncover the skillet, raise the heat, and cook, tossing, for a minute or so, until the water has evaporated and the asparagus and scallions seem about to colour.
- Quickly spread them out in the pan, and pour the eggs over at once. Immediately begin folding the eggs over with the spatula, clearing the sides and skillet bottom continuously, so the eggs flow and coagulate around the vegetables and lardoons.
- When all the eggs are cooked in big soft curds, in barely a minute, take the skillet off the heat. Tumble the frittata over a few more times to keep it loose and moist. Spoon portions onto warm plates, and serve hot and steaming.


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