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rare elvis audio is always welkom
anything and everything!!! this thread is making my meager collection quite a bit bigger.
I am not sure if my tracks are rarities, but I do have a few import CD's of which I am willing to put some tracks out ....
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Let us Enjoy paulie...... :wiggle:
here is a outtake of I'll never know
from the bootleg pure dimonds.
I can't do zips :(
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Okay guys, this evening after work I will upload something else for your listening pleasure ... maybe something from Finding the way home ... :)
Since my webspace is limited I will have to take down Where no-one stands alone, and I'm so lonesome I could cry. I assume that every-one has had a chance to download these?
From disc 2 of Finding the way home, Suspicious Minds # 4, 5 & 6
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The street as a stage
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Street's artists
An artist's life is anything but easy. Since the Roman-era mimes, to the times of the commedia dell'arte up until today, artists have always been forced to face difficult conditions: financial problems, moving around, hospitality, not to mention the complicated relationship with the public. Therefore, those who choose to become street artists are compelled by their passion and total devotion for the profession, one that must be fully experienced as well as one that calls for great sacrifice, strict discipline and plenty of talent.
Street theatre and the circus are two different forms of the same artistic expression and contain "hand-crafted" skills and habits that testify to extraordinary love, tenacity and precision. Street shows, aside from the most contemporary style and research, manifest the other soul of the circus: the more popular, clownish one in which the actor's techniques and interpretations go hand in hand towards a carefully designed, refined and elegant representation that does not, however, require studying a theatre programme in order to be enjoyed by the public.
In Piemonte in 2003, Chiara Bergaglio and Paolo Stratta from the Associazione Quanat created the "Vertigo" school of Circus Arts that is a part of FEDEC (European Federation of Professional Circus Schools). The School is located in Grugliasco and was founded with the objective of training professional performers and artists as well as to familiarize the public at large with the circus world. Many former students are now part of companies and circuses – Togni and Bellucci – or they collaborate in productions presented by Torino's Teatro Regio, Parma's Teatro Regio, the Arena in Verona or on tour with shows directed by Jay Gilligan.
For those who would like to be a part of the large family of the circus in Torino, there is also another important School, the "Arti Circensi Flic" training school has become a reference point in the Italian and European sphere: a training centre capable of offering students arriving from all over the world, nine practice halls, a library, video library, internet access points….
There are several events and festivals featuring street artists throughout Piemonte during the summer. The appointment in June is with the International Festival of Street Theatre: artists from all over the world colour city streets with truly spellbinding performances and workshops.
Also in June, the entire province of Novara is involved in nine days of music and entertainment thanks to the "Novara Street Festival". Other cities in the Piemonte region are also sensitive to this artistic genre: from Bra, which organizes "Di strada in strada" (from one street to another) to Fossano which presents works by world-level artists and companies.
There is also Lessona in the province of Biella, with "Ratataplan" that promotes the genre with small and large events or the "Sul filo del Circo" in Gruliasco, a Festival that features elements of great novel artistic impact as well as shows capable of re-inventing tradition by placing circus arts at the service of contemporary drama.
The "Chieri Street Festival" becomes an ideal stage for street art with the use of courtyards, squares, streets and monuments. The list is a long one. Man has always needed jesters, tightrope walkers and mimes: partially because we need to laugh and partially because we need to ponder the "human comedy" of Life itself.
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A Date: {Bar Tartine}
25 comments:
- Taylor said...
I love these small intimate Bistro style restaurants!!! Boo on the not-great risotto, but YAY to a date with your Hunny! Happy Friday!
- January 21, 2011 at 11:34 AM
- Meg said...
Looks so cozy & romantic! Glad you had a nice time with your hubby-to-be! ;)
Have a great weekend!
xx - January 21, 2011 at 11:46 AM
- Lauren said...
Hi, this is my first time to comment (I think) but I really like your blog! It sounds like you and your fiance have the opposite of what I have right now. Living in NYC and boyfriend is in SF for three months working. The distance is hard as I'm sure you know, but having fun wknds together like this make up for it in a big way. I was in SF last weekend too and we had a great time, love your city! We ate at Bistro Central Parc and really enjoyed, this place reminds me a little of it.
- January 21, 2011 at 11:58 AM
- Michelle Elaine said...
does he live in new york? and when you two get married are you leaving the best coast!? O_O
M.E. - January 21, 2011 at 12:02 PM
- Alicia said...
@Lauren - Thanks so much for your comment... great to hear other couples making cross country long distance work! I've never been to Bistro Central Parc, I'll have to give it a try soon!
@Michelle - Yes he's in grad school in New York right now and I just may be leaving the best coast... haha ;) - January 21, 2011 at 12:15 PM
- Ana* said...
I love the lighting in that place
- January 21, 2011 at 12:28 PM
- Ren said...
Sad the risotto was not impressive! I made an easy to make quinoa risotto with mushrooms and it bursted with flavor- http://rens-table-for-ten.blogspot.com/2011/01/first-supper-results.html
(Perhaps you should tell Tartine about it hehe) - January 21, 2011 at 12:36 PM
- Closet Fashionista said...
Oooh it looks great there! :D :D
http://aclosetfashionista.blogspot.com/ - January 21, 2011 at 12:48 PM
- Alicia said...
@Ren - yum, sounds delicious!!!
- January 21, 2011 at 12:58 PM
- Kimbirdy said...
aw, what a fun date! i've never been to bar tartine, just the bakery. it looks beautiful inside though! swoon!
- January 21, 2011 at 1:09 PM
- Alex said...
Lookso intimate and romantic. Great way to have a final date. It's a shame about the risotto though.
http://popculturemyth.blogspot.com/ - January 21, 2011 at 1:39 PM
- RosaLovesDC said...
Too bad the risotto was not as flavorful but I am glad you and the fiance got to spend one more night together in such a cute place.
- January 21, 2011 at 2:05 PM
- Jaime @ La vie...J'aime said...
what a chic looking bar! :) enjoy your weekend
- January 21, 2011 at 2:18 PM
- ELIZABETH said...
Sounds like one more place I need to try when I come to S.F. I hope you and your sister will join me!
- January 21, 2011 at 2:26 PM
- Taylor Sterling said...
Looks lovely hon! I want to go there!
Let's meet up again ASAP! - January 21, 2011 at 3:16 PM
- highfashion4less said...
delicious food! have to go back soon:)
- January 21, 2011 at 3:29 PM
- Alicia said...
@Taylor - yes please, let's plan a date soon ;)
- January 21, 2011 at 3:47 PM
- this free bird said...
This place looks like sheer heaven - dimly lit, well-decorated, laid back and intimate. We need a trip to SF to visit these wonderful restaurants you go to!
Have a great weekend, Alicia!
Carrie :) - January 21, 2011 at 7:24 PM
- Kayla said...
I need to go to this place. Looks like date night heaven. Plus SF is one of my dream cities to go with my honey. We need to start planning.
Ramblings of a Small Town Girl - January 21, 2011 at 7:38 PM
- idratherbeshopping said...
i love bar tartine...such a cute restaurant. so warm and cozy!
have a great weekend!!
joAnn - January 21, 2011 at 9:59 PM
- bananas. said...
my next house will have an antler chandelier like that! been wanting one forever now!!
that place is super cute...and you darling looking adorable in the first pic.
hope you're enjoying your weekend! - January 22, 2011 at 3:09 PM
- Anna Jane said...
i've only been to bar tartine once but have been meaning to head back. it has such a warm ambiance and from what I remember the food was delicious. what a great date night!
- January 23, 2011 at 3:09 PM
- la petite fashionista said...
ive been SO into antlers for decor lately (and i love that it's a sort of nod to wisconsin), just getting ready to do a post on it. what a gorgeous restaurant and perfect date!
- January 23, 2011 at 9:12 PM
- janettaylor said...
Just love!
Have a lovely week ahead!
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- GIRL AND CLOSET said...
You have a fantastic blog and great, great personal style. Oh so inspiring! Adore how you put your outfits together and that necklace paired with the sequin tank-super devine. Great to find your bloggy, consider me a new follower. xx veronika
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On July 31, 2012, the AICPA filed comments with the IRS regarding the administrative burdens placed on taxpayers and tax preparers when reporting the adjusted basis of securities sold on Form 1040, Schedule D (Capital Gains and Losses) and Forms 8949 (Sales and Other Dispositions of Capital Assets)


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iPad Smart Cover - Polyurethane - Dark Gray
iPad Smart Cover - Polyurethane - Dark Gray
Product Information
Thin, minimal design.
The slim, yet sturdy Smart Cover protects your iPad screen without covering up its durable aluminum back. So your iPad still looks and feels like an iPad — just with a little extra protection.
Magnetic connection.
An aluminum hinge magnetically aligns the Smart Cover with iPad for a perfect fit. While magnets inside help it stay put.
Keyboard stand.
The Smart Cover does double duty as a keyboard stand. Fold it back to tilt iPad into a comfortable writing position.
Polyurethane design.
The Smart Cover now comes in five more vibrant polyurethane colors with a soft, color-matched microfiber lining that keeps your display clean.
Wake on open. Sleep on close.
Open the Smart Cover, and iPad magically wakes up. Close it, and iPad automatically goes to sleep.
FaceTime and movie stand.
The Smart Cover folds in just the right places to become the perfect FaceTime and movie-watching stand.
Leather design.
Choose a beautiful, aniline-dyed Italian leather cover with a soft, color-matched microfiber lining that keeps your display clean.
What's in the Box?
- iPad Smart Cover
Manufacturer Information
- *The leather Smart Cover is crafted from high-quality, naturally treated material that gets its color from a rich aniline dye. Some color may rub off during use.
- A portion of the proceeds from every (PRODUCT) RED purchase will go to the Global Fund to fight AIDS in Africa.
iPad models
iPad 2 (2nd generation)
iPad (3rd generation)
iPad (4th generation)
Ratings & Reviews
Its okay.
The smart cover does what it says. It aligns perfect every time and makes a very handy stand whenever you need one. Keeps the scre en clean as well however, the smart cover has damaged my iPad 2 on the side the magnet sticks to. It has left it scratched and ugly. If I had known it would do that, I would have bought another case or something that wouldn't damage the product. …
- Written by Ariana R from Greeley
977 of 1181 people found this useful
Sleep or wake up?
When I first got this cover it would put my iPad2 to sleep and when I lifted the cover it would wake up. This only lasted a coupl e of days. Now I manually have to do it. Very disappointed in the product for what I paid. :( …
- Written by Susan L from Ada
765 of 1014 people found this useful
Bad Case
I got this case in pink and it gets so dirty so fast. It does not protect the back part at all which is what I see getting marked also. I would recommend getting a case that slides in and out like a pocket to protect it if you plan to carry it in a bag because it gets scratched easily. The case does NOT clean the screen as well as it claims to. …
- Written by Beth A from Coraopolis
731 of 1113 people found this useful
No protection, but small
This is not a protective case at all. The metal on the side of the iPad leaves marks. I would definitely recommend the smartCOVER over the smartCASE,because that is almost just as slim, but way more protective. …
- Written by Maya W from River Falls
1 of 1 people found this useful
Caution! Virtually NO protection
Sure, this covers your iPad screen, but if and when you drop it, your iPad could be toast.
I also found the magnetic connector s to not be substantial enough to resist coming off when holding with one hand.
I am getting a cover that the iPad slips in to so I have some protection of the corners should I drop my iPad. …- Written by Andrew H from Iowa City
13 of 19 people found this useful
Works great, what is wrong with you?
Negative reviews seem to balk at how the cover falls off before the owner drops it and cracks the screen. Treat the iPad like it' s an electronic device and transport it carefully. If you want a minimalist cover that works great to protect your screen and hold the device in various positions, then this is perfect. I also like the way when one opens the cover the iPad wakes. People that are klutzes should spend $50 more and buy an Otterbox. …
- Written by Mark M from Moorpark
21 of 22 people found this useful
Questions & Answers
Answers from the community
does the smart cover for the ipad 2 fit the ipad 3 or will i have to order a new one when it comes out
- Asked by Vickie W
- Mar 10, 2012
Best Answer
It will fit, same as Ipad 2.
- Answered by Buddy343 B from Revere
- Mar 14, 2012
Will this cover fit the new 4th gen model releasing in Nov. 2, 2012?
- Asked by Melissa K from Warner Robins
- Oct 23, 2012
Best Answer
Yes. The smart cover will be compatible with the iPad 2, iPad 3rd Generation, and iPad 4th Generatio n. …
- Answered by Melissa E from Olathe
- Oct 23, 2012
as the i pad 2 has magnets in it can you use it if you have a pacemaker.
- Asked by Gail R
- Jun 22, 2011
Best Answer
As a cardiac nurse I do believe the magnets that are used to activate or deactivate a pacemaker/defi brilator are a different type of magnet than those that would be easily purchased in a store. Furthermore the magnets on this case are too low of a quality to do any damage. One of the Cardiologists that comes to the hospital has one of these and he takes it into pts rooms, some of who have pacemakers, and it hasn't interferred with the pacemaker or our telemetry so far. But if you are still worried, don't go around with it laying on your chest. …
- Answered by Sara C
- Jul 27, 2011
Is there a cover available for the iPad 1 st generation
- Asked by Donald G
- Sep 1, 2012
Best Answer
There is not a cover but there is a case that does pretty much the same thing. Just make sure if you get the case that you do not buy the smart case because that will not work with the original iPad. …
- Answered by Kyle D from Raleigh
- Jan 25, 2013
Can you take a Smart Cover ipad case on olanes
- Asked by Janice N from Brisbane
- Jan 22, 2013
Yes, you can take a smart cover on a plane. I know this from experience.
- Answered by Kyle D from Raleigh
- Jan 25, 2013
Is it comfortable to use the smart cover as a handle (fold in back like a triangle) when using the ipad 2?
- Asked by Myredon C from Woodside
- May 17, 2011
Best Answer
It's very likely, almost eminent actually that if you hold it that way, the smart cover will actuall y detach and your iPad will fall to the ground. DO NOT hold it that way. EVER. …
- Answered by Austin M from Prescott
- Aug 8, 2011


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The forums will be re-launched over the next 24 hours that will fix the current login issues. This will result in some downtime, but not much for the hockey side. The baseball side may see a couple of hours down. But then, one login - everywhere on my websites. Much smoother sailing. Dobber's Keeper League Fantasy Pack will be available for sale within the next five days. Stay tuned! According to Nick Kypreos, Roberto Luongo has asked for a trade. He will submit a list of teams he is willing to waive his NTC to go to, and Toronto is on it. What else needs to be said about Braden Holtby? A 22-year-old third string goalie comes in and is the major difference in upsetting the reigning Cup champs. Washington needs to sort out their scoring issues if they hope to continue the run, but their defensive game and goaltending is rock solid at this point. Dale Hunter loves his grinders, but the lack of ice time Alex Ovechkin has been receiving is ridiculous. I don't care if he isn't the same player he once was, or if he isn't great defensively. Playing about 15 minutes in Game 7? I guess it isn't fair to slam the coach of the underdog winning team, but Hunter's ice time distribution is confusing to say the least. For at least one day, the overpayment for Joel Ward matters little. The biggest goal of his career last night, bar none. Last night was one of his better defensive games, but if the NHL wants to increase scoring, they should just clone Dennis Wideman 29 times and put one of them on each team. He always seems unsure of himself with and without the puck in the defensive zone. Will still get a nice contract this summer because of what he can do offensively, though. I don't think the Caps re-sign him with Green and Carlson on the right side. Mike Green played 25 minutes – he is skating better than he has in a year or two. The offense will come. Swagger is coming back – watching him walk the line on the PP is an encouraging sign. Tyler Seguin was the best Bruin – seven shots and the only goal. None of the Boston forwards really did a whole lot asides from Seguin and Rich Peverley. Lucic had a terrible game. It will be interesting to see what Boston does this summer. They don't need to do much, but the uncertainty regarding Nathan Horton may force them into making a move for a forward. Do they have interest in Rick Nash? AHL playoff update (keeper league poolies should be paying attention to these games): Chicago was outshot 31 to 14 but managed to stay alive against San Antonio thanks excusively to a fantastic game from Eddie Lack. Lack stopped all but one of the shots he faced. Norfolk won again…. Big surprise. No points for defenseman Mark Barberio, but he did have three shots on goal. Cory Conacher also had three shots on goal as well as two helpers. Alex Killorn also had two helpers – he signed with the Lightning after a spectacular final season at Harvard – 23 goals in 34 games. He's a strong center with some offensive upside. Probably needs some time at the AHL level, though. Linden Vey had two assists for Manchester (the team that lost to Norfolk). He was a standout in the WHL last year and had a strong AHL rookie campaign. Not too far off from the NHL…. All of the teams in the West get a nice break due to the three Game 7's in the East – none of them really played in a tough series physically, and there are no significant injuries among the four teams either (although Radim Vrbata is going to enjoy the extra days off). Picking a Masterton "winner" isn't the point of the award, but the finalists are Joffrey Lupul, Max Pacioretty, and Daniel Alfredsson. As Dobber said, I'd go with Lupul due to the severity of his blood infection a few years ago. The Vezina finalists – Jonathan Quick, Pekka Rinne, and Henrik Lundqvist. Lundqvist will win it, but Quick should. I'm not going to claim Eastern bias, but Quick played most of his hockey when a lot of the voters were fast asleep. The Roberto Luongo situation is going to be a fascinating one to follow. I think the writing is on the wall in Vancouver, and he recognized that with his comments regarding waiving his NTC. Tampa is a logical choice. Florida not as much, but Luongo could be a great mentor for Markstrom (it depends how close Florida thinks Markstrom is). Toronto makes sense too, as Dave Nonis brought Luongo to Vancouver and Luongo has a great relationship with Francois Allaire. Cory Schneider's time to shine will be next season. I'd bet in Vancouver, but you never know until one of them is traded. I'd expect Eddie Lack to be the backup regardless of who is starting – he is NHL ready at this point. Elliotte Friedman's always solid 30 Thoughts from yesterday is here. "I'm curious to see if Detroit makes Valtteri Filppula available. Before the Nashville series, Red Wings head coach Mike Babcock had a heart-to-heart with him, saying he'd had a great year, but a strong post-season performance was needed. While linemate Henrik Zetterberg was very good, Filppula had just two assists in five games." Would it constitute selling high if Detroit but Filppula on the open market? He was fantastic this season. I think Detroit and Vancouver are the two teams to watch this summer in terms of how interesting things will play out. The Wings have a lot of cap space and will likely look hard at both Ryan Suter and Zach Parise. Imagine a Parise-Datsyuk combo on the PP? Lethal around the net and along the boards. "The Ottawa Senators drafted Jakob Silfverberg because they liked his multi-faceted offensive game (natural goal scorer, heavy shot, strong on the puck, very good off the cycle). But what's really impressed them is his willingness to get stronger and improve his compete level. Andreas Dackell, who played in Ottawa from 1996-2001, played with Silfverberg in Sweden and said the newest Senator took his training very seriously." It will be interesting to see how Ottawa constructs their top six next season. Turris, Silfverberg, and Zibanejad should all be in the mix for those minutes. Is Marc-Andre Fleury an elite goalie, or is he merely average? The Copper & Blue guys take a look. "Yet TSN reporter Darren Dreger said on Twitter that Fleury would be #1 on his ballot if he had a vote for the Vezina in 2012. Dreger remarked that Fleury carried the Penguins in Crosby's absence. The truth is that Fleury ranked 28th of 45 goaltenders in 2011-12 in total save percentage and 35th of 45 in even-strength save percentage. The Penguins were 1st in goals for, 1st in shots for, and 4th in shots against. It wasn't Fleury who carried the Penguins, it was team offense and defense. It's always the same with the Penguins." Jared Spurgeon was one of the lone bright spots for the Wild this season. The Hockey Wilderness crew gives him a season-ending grade here. "Without a doubt, he was the best defenseman on the team in terms of all-around play. I would say he was the best in terms of offense by default. I feel he could do much better on the powerplay. I'd say he was maybe second/third best on defense, making him the best all-around when combined with the offense. I hope his concussion doesn't screw with his play too much, because for all intents and purposes, he's the best d-man on the team and gives a hell of a bang for the Wild's buck. I hope he can take another step offensively so that Gilbert and Scandella don't carry the entire load." Will Colorado make a run at a big-name UFA this season? "However, free agency has become a little less scary for us now that we're nearing the end of the rebild. Up until this point, we couldn't afford to sacrifice our cap flexibility because we didn't know what economic or talent demands the team would end up having in the future. But since most of our team is now set and we'll be re-signing the majority of our young core this summer, we won't have to worry about keeping a ton of cap space open for raises anymore. That opens up a ton of money we can use to bring in the two high quality players that will complete our roster - we won't be forced to settle for stopgaps for economic reasons anymore. Even though players like Parise, Semin, Suter or Carle may end up being overpriced, just think about the return they'll bring. First of all, what a statement they'd make! If the Avs brought one of them in, it would show the rest of the league that the Colorado Avalanche are back and ready to compete once more. On top of that, if the free agents mesh well with our core, the Ws are really going to start coming during the regular season. That is going to draw some attention in Denver, especially after Payton Manning's the Bronco's season is over. The increased ticket sales before April will probably be enough to justify a big contract or two, but if we make the playoffs? That's just gravy. It appears as if teams average about $1mil in profit for every home playoff game. We bring in Parise and make it to the third round? Well, that contract just paid for itself." I don't see Colorado as an attractive destination at this point (at least compared to other teams), but they have a great core of players, and really seemed to come together last season. They need to add some experience on the back end, though. I wouldn't expect Matt Duchene's struggles to carry over, but the question remains – can he play for Joe Sacco? Sports Illustrated had a great piece on Dustin Brown yesterday. Some highlights: "According to L.A. players and coaches from that era, Brown's lisp was not Avery's primary target. Avery also zeroed in on Brown's girlfriend—now his wife—a slender, fresh-faced girl-next-door-type from their hometown of Ithaca, N.Y. Apparently Avery didn't think she was glamorous enough to be the girlfriend of a hockey player in Hollywood. "I am not a trophy wife," says Nicole Brown, who has been with her husband for almost a dozen years (and married to him for five). "By any means." Boy, Avery sure sounds like a winner! The Ward goal – wasn't pretty, but it counts all the same in the end: Write comment
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Articles, News, Promotions and Updates from Routledge and the Taylor & Francis Group.
Articles, News, Promotions and Updates from Routledge and the Taylor & Francis Group.
In Overcoming Masculine Depression, psychologists John Lynch and Christopher Kilmartin present a model that provides new ways of understanding men's behaviors. This unique book does not portray men as victims, but seeks to increase awareness that a great deal of depression in men is misunderstood and quite oftentimes misdiagnosed. Many men "act out" their symptoms through anger, workaholism, and relationship conflict.
A report from our journal Basic & Applied Social Psychology provided the basis for a touching article in the New York Times opinion pages recently. The 'Best Little Boy in the World' hypothesis refers to a possible behavioral patter observed in some young gay men who use high-achievement in educational, business and other fields as protection against the prejudice they encounter elsewhere.
Guest Editors: Walter Pierre Bouman and Peggy J. Kleinplatz
This special issue of Sexual and Relationship Therapy looks to bring together those currently writing on and doing research into ageing as it relates to gender identity, sex and sexuality, and to intimate relationships, in a therapeutic context.
Deadline for submission of abstracts: 31 December 2013
In a major contribution to the era-defining debate, this full Special Issue of Psychological Inquiry offers a range of views on how the Open Access Science movement will impact the study and practice of Psychology and the Behavioral Sciences.
Click here to read the FREE Special Issue in full.
Psychology & Sexuality has published a special thematic issue dedicated to asexuality. This issue represents a significant contribution to understanding asexuality by bringing together a range of papers that use a variety of methodological approaches.
The importance of creating safe spaces for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning (LGBTQ) students in the school environment cannot be overstated. It is one of the most prominent issues facing school professionals today, and its success has lasting, positive effects on the entire student body. Drawing on the expertise of researchers and practitioners, Creating Safe and Supportive Learning Environments provides a comprehensive examination of the topics most relevant for school professionals.
Read the editorial for the Journal of Sexual Aggression special section on 'Sexual Abuse in Organisational Settings' by Marcus Erooga for free online until 31st May 2013.
We have put together this online catalog filled with Paperback Direct Social Psychology books published by Psychology Press and Routledge.
Within the context of the current 'obesity debate', this book investigates the embodied experience of 'being large' from a critical psychological perspective. Using poststructuralist and feminist theories, the author explores the discourses available to and used by self-designated 'fat' individuals, as well as the societal power relationships that are produced by these.
Using rich case material and research presented by distinguished authorities in the fields of sex, couple, family, and psychotherapy, this edited book contributes to our efforts to help individuals and couples increase their sexual satisfaction. The authors explore social and cultural backgrounds, the meaning of sexual problems in specific cultural contexts, and the way in which culture presents challenges to traditional psychotherapy.


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I Am The Seeker
Thaira Walls, age fifteen, always believed in fairies. And despite her best friends complaints, she still does.
But when Thaira stumbles across a whole new world of dreams, she finds that what she wished for isn't so pleasant.
Because along with her, Thaira has dragged an ancient force, and it is everything but what she wished for.
Deep in the fantasy world, four magical creatures live their lives in normality--that is, until a strange girl crashes in and turns everything on its head.
Chapter 1
Of Dreams and Reverie
"I'm home!"
The sound of my best friends voice knocks the rest of the sleepiness from my eyes and I bolt out of bed, frantically trying to pull on clothes before she reaches the bedroom. Just as I've pulled my tanktop down over my hips, she appears in the doorframe.
"Hey, Thaira. You wanna hit the treehouse?" Her black hair falls in waves over her shoulders as she leans against the wall, arms crossed over her chest. "If we go fast enough we can see that family of kittens like we did last week."
I nod, remembering the cute little creatures. "Just promise me that we'll go fairy hunting today." I say. "You lied to me last time."
"Um…about that, Thaira. I think it's about time you gave up on all that fairy tale stuff." She pulls her hair behind her head and flips it all to one shoulder in a wave of silk. "We're fifteen now. I don't mean to be rude."
I'm taken aback by her comment. "Mara, are you being serious?"
"Of course." She looks a little uncomfortable, and she seems to be avoiding eye contact. "I just…I'm not really interested in any of that."
I shake my head. "Well, I am." I say. "Why do you have such a problem with it?"
"Because. I'm practically your only friend right now, Thaira. Don't you wish you could have more friends? Or maybe a boyfriend?"
"Love is useless and fake."
"And Fairies aren't?"
I slam my fist against the wall. "Just get out, Mara."
"Sure. But I'm taking the window."
"Why the window?"
She shrugs and throws her leg over the sill. "It's more exciting this way. Alright, well I'm going home, Thaira." She pauses uncertainly. "Just…don't talk to me anymore, alright?"
I don't speak as she lifts her other leg up, giving me an uncertain smile, and drops out of sight.
I don't know what much to do after Mara is gone. I brush my hair and teeth, study the house to see if there's anything I can do, but everything is spotless. I cleaned early yesterday.
So I do the only thing I can think to do. I go to the treehouse.
It's located in the woods behind my house, hidden deep in the trees. The tree in particular is a huge oak, the branches spread out in a forty foot umbrella that breaks in just the right places to allow light to flood the small room.
I trudge through my backyard in my combat boots, feeling them sink into the soft mud beneath my feet. Early fall leaves crunch as I reach edge of the wood.
Staring up at the trees, I feel like I'll find something special today. Who knows, really?
It takes me about a half an hour to hike up to the treehouse. The bright, obvious break in the trees marks that I've found my place and I climb the hanging rope, feeling it creak beneath my weight as I reach the top.
The treehouse isn't anything special, except it has three rooms and is huge. The light is fresh and natural and I throw my backpack down on the makeshift wooden table, wondering if more birds have nested in the rooms since I've been here last.
When I turn around, I find myself staring at a picture on the wall. In light blue letters, printed across the worn wood, is a pretty message.
This is a world of dreams and reverie.
I smile at the sweet message, reaching my hand up to touch the strange material used to make it. It sparkles a beautiful blue, the light reflecting to make it look almost magical.
"I wonder—!"
I'm cut off as I feel the ground drop out from underneath my feet. In a huge crack, I find myself falling quickly through the air.
Panicked, I pass out before I even hit the ground.


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Health district lifts restrictions on H1N1 vaccine
December 14, 2009 · 11:15 AM
BREMERTON — Anyone who wants to roll up their sleeve or take a deep breath can now get the H1N1 vaccine.
The Kitsap County Health District is now offering the vaccine to anyone who wants it, rather than just the at-risk groups, health district spokeswoman Cris Craig said Monday morning. The restrictions were removed Monday in Kitsap, Clallam and Jefferson counties.
Viruses often come in waves of three, she said, and health officials expect the H1N1 virus to be no different. The second wave came in late October and the H1N1 numbers have been waning since November. Health officials expect another wave in late January or February through late spring, according to a press release from the health district.
More than 40,800 doses of H1N1 vaccine have been distributed in Kitsap County. The health district is encouraging residents to contact their health care provider to see if the vaccine is available. In addition, the vaccine is available in the pharmacies at Walgreens, Safeway, Fred Meyer, Rite Aid, Kitsap Pharmacy at Central Market and Albertsons Sav-on Pharmacies, the health district Web site states.
The vaccine is available both as an injection and a nasal inhalant, Craig said.
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All Articles Tagged "o.b."
Women In Underdeveloped Countries Struggling to Afford Sanitary Protection
At this moment, if you were to start your period, while you would probably be extremely annoyed, it wouldn't be a burden that kept you from doing the things you needed to. You would take your usual steps: get your sanitary pads or tampons in order, and if you were out, you'd make a quick trip to the store and fill up. But if you are a young woman from Kenya, if your period were to start at this moment, you might have to make an important life decision: food, or sanitary pads?
Many young women in underdeveloped countries can't seem to afford the sanitary protection we seem to take for granted (not that it isn't a GRIP here), and because of it, a lot of young girls wind up having to miss school so they don't stain their uniforms, or resort to wearing rags, some dirty, and run the risk of getting infections. If that makes you concerned, you'll be happy (we hope) to know that you can help make a difference.
HURU International (Huru means "free" in Swahili by the way) is an organization that helps to provide the women of these underdeveloped countries with sanitary kits that keep them clean and dry, and allow them to go to school and more without letting their menstrual cycle become something that puts their lives on hold. They've partnered with o.b. in their efforts, and have started the Share it Forward program. o.b. will donate $1 to HURU everytime a person who shares their message (which you can find HERE) on Facebook. If you're feeling extra generous, know that $25 is enough to get one girl the kit she needs. Anything helps, so you know what to do.
To check out more about HURU International, and hear one young Kenyan girl's testimonial about what Share it Forward did for her, hit up the Huffington Post.


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Bird House Cookie Project by Susan Carberry at The Cake Cottage
May 4th, 2012 | Shop News | 0 Comments
Ok guys, if you have not signed up for our newsletter yet then you are missing out ! Here is the latest project that Susan Carberry put together for The Cake Cottage Newsletter. We will be putting more and more info in our newsletters so don't miss out on great projects like this and tip and tricks to help you on your cake decorating skills…..Pete
Bird House Cookie
Susan Carberry
The Cake Cottage
Supply List
Sugar Cookie Dough (see recipe and baking hints)
Small Round Cutter (to cut out the hole in the center)
Fondant : Pastel Yellow, and a very small amount of black
( Call us for availability)
Decorator Tips: # 2, # 3, # 5 and # 349
Royal Icing ;' light blue, electric green, avocado green, yellow and pink
Sugar Birds
General tools, spatula, rolling pin, scissors, cornstarch puff
Sugar Cookie Recipe
Makes approx 3 Dozen 5" Cookies
2 Cups Unsalted Butter
2 Cups Granulated Sugar
2 Eggs
1 tsp Vanilla Extract
2 tsp Lemon Extract (or flavor of choice)
5 ½ to 6 Cups All Purpose Flour
3 tsp Baking Powder
1 tsp Salt
In at least a 5qt mixer or a large bowl, cream the butter and sugar until fluffy. Then add the eggs, mix. Add vanilla and Lemon extract, mix.
In a separate bowl, mix the flour, baking powder and salt together. Gradually add to the butter mixture until incorporated. For 3D cookies it is best to hold back a bit on the flour (5 ¼ or 5 ½ cups). Scrape bowl and mix until dough comes together.
Wrap dough in plastic wrap and refrigerate for at least 1 hour.
Roll out cookies on parchment paper, cut shapes leaving space between the cookies, then place the parchment paper with the cookies onto a cookie sheet.
Bake cookies at 350 degrees in a regular oven or 300-325 degrees in a convection oven until golden brown around the edges.
Cookie Baking Tips
1 – Roll your dough out onto a piece of parchment paper. This way you do not need to place any flour under the dough, as the extra flour can cause it to dry out.
2 – Roll out the dough between two dowels or thick skewers for a consistent cookie shape and size. Another option is using a wood rolling that has wood spacers on the side.
3 – Place the same or similar sized cookies on the same tray to ensure proper baking times as the smaller cookies will bake faster.
4 – Royal Iced Cookies – Use a Tip #3 and stiff royal icing to pipe an outline around the edge of the cookie. Then, thin down the icing, place in a bag without a tip, cut off end and flood the center of the cookie. note: For cookies that do not have a lot of detail or small areas, you can spread the icing with a Spatula if it is the correct consistency and you do not need to outline the cookie first.
5 – Fondant Covered Cookies – attach the Fondant using water, shortening.or Piping Gel.
Step 1
After your cookie has cooled, knead your Yellow Fondant to give it elasticity (while kneading use a bit of shortening on your hands and work surface to prevent sticking). Dust your counter with the Cornstarch Puff and place the Yellow Fondant on top of the cornstarch, begin to roll out the Fondant.
Roll your Fondant approx 1/8th of an inch thick and cut out the shape using your Bird House Cutter.
Brush the back of the Fondant with water, then place the Fondant on top of the cookie with the water side down. Smooth the surface.
Step 2
Cut out a small whole just below the roof line using the small Circle Cutter. Roll out a bit of Black Fondant, cut out a circle using the same round cutter. Brush the back of the circle with water and place inside the round opening on the cookie.
Step 3
Using the Veining Tool, draw lines from the top of the cookie down to the bottom, approximately 1/2 an inch apart. This creates the wood planks. Using the Knife Tool, draw random lines up and down in various lengths on the wood planks. This will give you the wood grain look.
Step 4
For the perch, roll a small ball of Yellow Fondant into a tube shape and attach using water, just below the Black Fondant .
Step 5
With a dry brush and Canary Yellow Luster Dust, brush the Yellow Fondant to give a variation of color.
Step 6
With light blue royal icing and a Tip # 5, pipe a zig zag pattern from one end of the roof line to the other end. Using the same bag and tip, pipe a zig zag on the base the bird house.
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Use Tip #2 and Electric Green Icing to pipe random vines. Using Tip # 349 and Avocado Green Icing, pipe leaves on the vine.
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Sailing Safety - Think 'Inverted' When Making Cruising Preparations
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Learn to sail with the mindset that sets you apart from the crowd. Acclaimed author and sailor John Vigor makes a great point in his book 'The Seaworthy Offshore Sailboat' to 'think inverted' when provisioning or cruise planning. Read on for what this means to sailing safety.
Now, none of us plan to face the ultimate storm at sea. Matter of fact, most of us will never set sail in an area where such storms are probable. But you could keep this thought in mind each and every time you stow the smallest item aboard. Whether it's silverware in a drawer, dishes in a locker, books on a shelf, a portable CD player in the cabin, or a spare anchor in a sail locker--'think inverted'.
Captain John Jamieson
If the boat were to invert, where would that heavy book, radio, or anchor end up. Would it become a deadly 'missile hazard' or stove a hole in the hull or keel? Here are some other samples to think about, in particular if your plans are for cruising in unsettled weather or unprotected waters. Take a quick look at this list of 'think inverteds' to see which may apply to you.
Seven 'Think Inverted' Sailing Safety Ideas
Will your ports be strong enough to keep in one piece? Will they leak? Vigor recommends custom made storm covers about an inch larger than the ports. Pre-drilled and tapped stainless retainers are installed around each port. When needed, you secure the storm cover to each port by screwing wing bolts into the retainers. This provides a strong 'bullet proof' cover to protect these large openings in your boat.
How strong and waterproof are your hatches? How can you make them more watertight? Could they use more gasketing or stronger dogs (latches)? Make hatches more secure to keep water out and the sailing crew dryer and more comfortable down below.
No nonsense blue water cruising boats like this Westsail 32 have minimum cockpit volume (see photo) to prevent stability problems in case of boarding seas.
Are your companionway boards loose? Would they fall out in rough weather? Would it be better to have tighter-fitting or gasketed boards (or a single board) in a blow to prevent water intrusion down below?
How watertight is the companionway slide? That's the cover that slides over the cutout. Often, this area will be weak and leak like a screen door on a submarine in driving rain. Discuss modifications with your marina experts if going offshore to make this vulnerable area stronger and safer.
Could your deck stowed dinghy, liferaft, or jerry jugs use more or better lashings? Lashings sometimes become slack over time. How could you make lashings stronger (bungee cord?; automotive type luggage rack tie-downs?).
Are your cockpit scuppers of large enough diameter to drain a filled cockpit in a matter of seconds? Or would it take several minutes to empty a cockpit filled with water. Test it out. Close off both cockpit scupper seacocks. Fill the cockpit with a hose as high as practicable. Time how long it takes to drain. Increase scupper drain diameter if necessary to get rid of water in the cockpit as fast as possible!
How could you reduce the area of your cockpit (if necessary). Take a look at the Westsail 32 cockpit (photo above) designed for offshore sailing. It has minimum volume so that if filled, the weight of seawater (about 8.5 pounds per gallon), will not lead to stability issues that could cause capsize. Decrease cockpit volume to increase sailing safety in less protected waters.
Check your sailing boat inside and out to think of ways you might improve her watertight integrity while sailing. This will give you the confidence to know she will take care of you in the worst sailing weather--wherever in the world you choose to cruise!
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but, a girl that works with my boyfriend just found out she is having a girl and she is naming her Kennedy! The thing is I KNOW she took it from us because my boyfriend told his friends that work there what we are planning on naming her and stuff, and kennedy is just not a common name people go around picking. GRR I don't know why it pisses me off, maybe just because it seems like she kinda chose it all..half assed like. I have liked the name forever and sat there and thought about it, and she heard it once and just swoops in there and takes it for her kid. Dont get me wrong, I KNOW people name their kids the same stuff all the time, I'm just in a mood, so I'm venting. Would any of you feel this way??
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Isn't President Kennedy a guy tho?
I would be mad. Something like that happened to me with my sister and it sux b/cuz now when I look at her daughter, I wonder about mine.
Anywayz, now I don't tell anyone I know what I'm going to name my kids.
Isn't President Kennedy a guy tho?
Yeah, but I think the name Kennedy is a good name for a girl. There's many girls with that name as well.
Britt, I know how you feel. I was in for a pap like, a few months after Lyric was born and a nurse was making small talk with me and they asked me what my daughter's name was and I told them and they said, oh I saw that on the baby bytes website (hospital's birth announcement site)... and someone had named their kid Lyricariah, too. ARGH :x
ughh i know how you feel a girl that goes to my school that is friends with some of my friends and who i also talk to sometimes is also having a boy and naming him Kaleb. She clearly stole the name from me but she had the nerve to tell me that i shouldn't be mad cause my sons name will be spelt wit a C...uhhh ITS STILL SAID THE SAME WAY! frig these dumb people have to mess with our hormones even more eh? lol
:evil: :x :shock: :twisted: OSAHFKASJHDFKHSKFHAKSHDF !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! thats all our frustration put together haha. It just sucks, I know in the end it doesn't matter because MY kennedy is going to be the most important thing to me. But the reason I liked the name in the first place was I thought it was cute because it was uncommon. She's ruining the whole effect of it. Grrrr. oh well.
While I 100% agree with your position, you can always turn it around...you picked such a great name that someone else wanted it. :D
I would be kinda pissed too. But chances are your babies are not going to grow up together, and she will never know that someone "stole" her name! And besides, people change their minds several times of what to name their baby during a pregnancy (or maybe that was just me :) ) So maybe they won't name her that after all.It's a pretty name,by the way.
I would be so mad. Maybe she will change her mind after she sees her baby and realizes she looks nothing like your baby kennedy or something. That sucks Britt!
I'd only be mad if she was having hers before me and ripped the name I picked out..
OHHH yeah I'd be pissed if that happened. I'm kinda over it now...she's the one who has to deal with being a name thief. :x
When I was younger I always wanted to name my daughter either Willow Rain or Faye (no named picked out.) I was planning on using Willow if I have another baby and it's a girl. So I went around telling my family about it...my cousin loved it.
I just found out today that she's pregnant. And if it's a girl, she wants to name her daughter Willow Rain.
Go figure.
I don't mind so much though. Her and her husband have beeing TTCing for 6 years.
Plus. I found a better name. Faeden. Haha.


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