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Take Five Steps to Save BEFORE You Shop for a New Vehicle
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Yes, you read that headline correctly. If you are thinking of buying a new or used vehicle and you want to save money, I recommend first taking five steps before you even think of heading to a dealership showroom or website to shop. When many of us feel that first itch for a new vehicle, we think first about dropping by a dealership to browse—look at a few models, lift a few hoods, check out a few prices. Not a great idea—dealerships love to see innocent browsers pull on to the lot. Or maybe, you just like to cruise the local dealership websites. That's a better idea, but still not one designed to save you money or to really help you find the right car for you and your family. Instead, when that itch strikes, stop and take these five steps. Your wallet will thank you.
1. Do a little homework using our FoolProof Car Buying Guide.
You need to be aware of some important facts before you start shopping:
- For instance, how much money do you actually have to spend on a new vehicle? The Guide shows you how to determine how much money the car payment you have in mind will yield. How much is your trade-in worth? Is there a rebate on the vehicle? What about additional cash for a down payment? Answers to all these questions help you calculate your real budget for car buying. The Guide shows you how.
- Are you ready for the pressure tactics used in the auto arena to sell vehicles whether you are shopping in person or online? The Guide alerts you and explains the most common and dangerous to your pocketbook.
- Do you know how to negotiate for a vehicle in a way that controls the bargaining in your favor? The Guide shows those techniques.
2. Research potential vehicles online.
There's a difference between researching and shopping. If you're thinking about buying a new vehicle, then you probably have some particular models in mind. If you've done step one, you have an idea of your car-buying budget. Now it's time to do some "window shopping" online. Remember, however, you're just looking at this point. I would recommend using only major sites that don't require registration or personal information. If you are looking at local dealership sites, again, just look.
Several vehicles may have options and features that you like. Ask these questions of each.
- Does the vehicle fit your budget? What did the vehicle cost the dealer? Websites such as Kelley Blue Book or NADA Guides provide MSRP figures for new vehicles and average retail and wholesale prices for used vehicles. These guides also provide dealer cost for new vehicles and wholesale prices and "loan value" for used vehicles.
- What's the vehicle's safety test record? Check out the crash tests on new vehicles from both the National Traffic Highway Safety Administration (NHTSA), which performs frontal, side, and side pole crash tests, and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, which performs moderate overlap front, small overlap front, side, roof strength, and head restraint tests. NHTSA also provides rollover safety information. For a subscription fee, you can access Consumer Reports for safety and reliability information for used vehicles. The Center for Auto Safety also provides information on a variety of automotive safety issues.
- What are the insurance and driving costs for the vehicle? Some vehicles have insurance and/or driving costs that are much higher than others. Comprehensive sites such as Edmunds.com provide some of these estimates.
3. Decide whether you'll buy "new" or "used."
If you've calculated your car-buying budget and researched online several vehicles, you should now have a good idea of which vehicles best fit your budget. Will buying new or used be your best choice? For many individuals, buying a good used vehicle can be a great choice—if you carefully check out the specific vehicle and buy it the right way. Chapter 6 of the FoolProof Car Buying Guide shows you how to buy a used vehicle wisely.
4. Apply for your financing before you shop.
Arranging your auto loan at a credit union or other financial institution before you start shopping at dealership showrooms, lots, or online, makes you a cash buyer. Unlike many financial institutions, credit unions typically offer the same low rates on both new and used vehicles. When you have your financing in place before shopping, you can focus on all the other aspects of the shopping and negotiation process.
5. Consider selling your old vehicle yourself.
By selling your old vehicle yourself, rather than trading it in at a dealership, you may get more money for it. Why? Dealerships buy (trade-in) your old vehicle at a "wholesale" price (often well below average wholesale). If you sell your vehicle yourself, you can often sell it for a higher price. What your car, truck or SUV is worth is always more than any dealer is willing to give you. How hard would you work to make $1000, $1500, or more? Selling a good, reliable vehicle yourself is also not very hard when you know the steps. We show you how in How to sell your vehicle yourself.
If you will take time to act on these five steps before you begin shopping and negotiating for a new or used vehicle, you'll be well on the way to saving big bucks before you ever set foot in an auto dealership or click on their website. So why not begin with Step 1-checking out the Car Buying Guide?
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By Dominic Fox
The Wolf of Wall Street is a Scorsese film, and that means its subject is ultimately the nihilism at the core of masculinity: the algebra of need which relentlessly impels the "alpha" achiever towards burnout and ruin.
Its protagonist, 90s uber-swindler Jordan Belfort, is a self-described drug addict, sex addict and money addict; but his addictions, even his insatiable lust for "fun tokens" (as he at one point refers to banknotes), are finally only instrumental to his real compulsion, which is coming out on top. The trophies accumulated along the way – Rolexes, real-estate, marriages to desirable women, Swiss bank accounts, enormous boats – are squandered and destroyed without apparent remorse. The more you can afford to lose, the more untouchable you are.
It's a deeply fatalistic film, which deploys without fear of the cliché the expression "chickens coming home to roost", but one in which only the male characters have fates to speak of. Women belong to the world of things, although they retain an opaque power of withdrawal and refusal: the only thing that ever really gets to Belfort is the threat of his wife cutting off sexual access to her body, and paternal access to his daughter. He responds with a violent and botched abduction attempt, a telling lapse into thuggery and ineptness which gives us a brief glimpse of his amoral compulsiveness stripped of its underdog alibi and coked-up charisma.
Such distressing episodes aside – and they are never dwelt on, or treated as particularly consequential in the overall flow of the story – The Wolf of Wall Street is a hugely enjoyable spectacle which oscillates very satisfyingly between frenzy and bathos, each of which is played for its own particular sort of laughs.
The length of the film is in one sense the most surprising thing about it – the ultimate collapse is deferred and deferred and deferred, for longer than you'd imagine possible. Such, it may sometimes seem, is the time of capitalism itself: although The Wolf of Wall Street should not be mistaken for a morality tale about the excesses of finance capital, it does at this formal level capture something of the way the global financial system eludes and frustrates our human-scale narrative demands for balance and closure.
The fates may eventually close in on Belfort and his co-conspirators, but the pay-off is hardly in proportion to the scale of their crimes. One cannot meaningfully punish a wolf, or hope to teach it the error of its ways. It is left to Belfort's nemesis, the incorruptible FBI agent who finally brings him down, to personify the forces of civilisation and restraint – or an "ethical" masculinity which preserves itself and others, through honourable ascesis, from the worst. We may wonder, once again, what the women have to say about the matter.
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Great Film, Gotta Be Honest, Leonardo Deserves Some Awards He Has Been An Amazing Actor For Many Years.
Superb film and amazing actor!
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In the heart of Christchurch, ibis Christchurch is within a 5-minute drive of Cashel Mall and Bridge of Remembrance. This hotel is 0.3 mi (0.5 km) from Christchurch I-SITE and 0.4 mi (0.6 km) from Theatre Royal.Rooms
Make yourself at home in one of the 155 air-conditioned guestrooms. Cable programming provides entertainment, and wired and wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and coffee/tea makers.Amenities
Make use of convenient amenities, which include wireless Internet access (surcharge) and babysitting/childcare (surcharge).Dining
At ibis Christchurch, enjoy a satisfying meal at the restaurant. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 6 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee.Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a computer station, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and a 24-hour front desk. Planning an event in Christchurch? This hotel has facilities measuring 861 square feet (80 square meters), including a meeting room.Attractions
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
Cathedral Square - 0.1 km / 0.1 mi
Re:START Mall - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
Cashel Mall - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
Chalice - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
Bridge of Remembrance - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
Christchurch I-SITE - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
Theatre Royal - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
Cardboard Cathedral - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
New Regent Street - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
Canterbury Museum - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
Punting on the Avon - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
Christ's College - 0.9 km / 0.5 mi
Christchurch Art Gallery - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
Victoria Square - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
Quake City - 1.2 km / 0.7 mi
The preferred airport for ibis Christchurch is Christchurch (CHC-Christchurch Intl.) - 10.4 km / 6.5 mi
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Nearly eight years ago Ryan and I lived in separate cities. I was living in Elizabethton, TN, while finishing up grad school at ETSU. Ryan had accepted a job and moved to Paducah, KY. We'd been married for just over two years and had already lived apart once before. It wasn't easy. Writing my thesis, taking classes, and teaching classes overwhelmed me. Ryan's job was stressful. Living separate lives wasn't ideal.
During one of my sad moments, I wrote Ryan a letter. It was about my dream for us.
Here it is, word for word. (I kept it in the same folder with my diploma.)
When I get sad, I picture us in 10 years. I can see us sitting on a huge back deck. We're rocking back and forth, holding hands. My legs are curled up in my rocking chair and a quilt is thrown over my lap. You've got a map in your hands, planning out our weekend hike. Mozart and Millie are sitting behind us, wishing the eight-foot window didn't separate them from the outside world. The kids are asleep, and we're whispering over our hot chocolate so that we don't wake them. At that moment, we both stop talking and look up, just like we do every evening at this time. We look up just in time to see that last bit of orange slip below the mountains. Now they're starting to turn blue and purple. Even though we've been sitting there over an hour, we wait until the first stars appear. Then we go inside, hand in hand.
You think it'll happen? I pray it does. I can think of no other dream that would make me happier. When I picture paradise, that's it. Of course, we'd have to move closer to Asheville so we could actually see the sunset over the mountains.
Ten years ago we had no idea what the future held beyond when we vowed to cherish each other for life.
Ten years ago we had no idea what the future held beyond when we vowed to cherish each other for life.
This morning as I carried Eliza and held the boys' hands, I had no idea what the future held beyond the moment we carefully picked our way through a mountain stream.
In fact, my plans would have kept the dream from coming true.
Praise God for healthy kids and neurotic cats. Praise God for mountains.
Praise God for bringing me a man who inspires, lives, thinks, works, prays, listens, loves, and forgives.
Praise God for dreams come true.
Happy Anniversary, Love. Words can't capture my devotion, but I'll spend the rest of my life dreaming beside you and with you.


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Slow Living 2012 - The final wrap up - month 12!
I can hardly believe that the year of this challenge has come to an end. The months seemed to roll around so fast and it was not at all difficult to come up with something I had accomplished that month for
Feel like doing the same? Just leave a link to your blog post written in this format at the bottom of this page and enjoy hopping over to see what others have been up to, hopefully gaining some new ideas and inspiration. For a detailed description of each category, click here.
{nourish} Hmmm, let's see. December saw a definite focus on food and while not much Christmas baking took place, I did enjoy making my first ever baked Christmas dinner. It's usually warm weather around that time and we never seem to move past the reliable salads and cold ham platters. It was a nice change this (last!) year to have a hot meal!
We also partook in several bbq's. A solstice celebration at the top of our mountain, a new years eve bbq and quite a few more quiet ones at home with the finer weather calling us outdoors.
{prepare} Ok, I lied, I really did find it difficult to write something for every category! Zippo preparation in the way of preserving/bottling took place in December! What can I say, it really is the silly season and this time around I really felt it. Does braiding garlic count?
{reduce} I've been having a whale of a time lately scrounging up materials in the garden to repurpose into other useful things. Hubby pulled up our rotten railway sleepers that were our front and side steps and I immediately found a use for them as garden edging...plus when they eventually break down completely, they'll make great compost! With a massive yard clean up, I have taken the opportunity to have a good stock take of exactly what I have on hand for future projects (err, chook runs) and have finally finished the outdoor run for our hatchy mamas! Oh and throw in a set of 'donkey steps' made with homegrown timber and bark chips and I'm feeling particularly smug. ;)
Harvests we enjoyed during December included the ever delightful raspberries, a small patch of potatoes, the odd apricot and garlic. Plenty of garlic.
Chook reading and garden projects. This is what is occupying my mind lately!
|My new favourite gardening book - The Thrifty Gardener by ABC Gardening Australia presenter, Millie Ross. Such COOL projects to try from a like minded scrounger. Her firepit is already on the go...
{create} Surprisingly, December saw a little bit of creativity among the hectic social calender. Gifts were finished off, one being a scarf made with hand dyed and hand spun alpaca fibre for my eldest (sooo glad to get this one under my belt! Photo soon..), along with a couple of hand knitted beanies for the younger ones' teachers. Oh and another beanie for my brother, who I drew in the family kris kringle. I also was pestered enough by the youngest to dye some of her feathers that she had collected..actually, she did the dying herself by applying it with a paintbrush, I just heated them up for her to set the dye, the clever cookie.
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{enhance} With the school year coming to a close, I volunteered to do a shift for the 'graduation dinner' held for the grade sixes. With our middle one going into grade six, this work will then be done this year by the grade five parents - a great system! It was a lovely night for them with a Rock'n'Roll themed dinner, a milkshake bar, bopping music and the most enormous hamburgers and cherry sundaes you ever did see!
{enjoy} Lots to enjoy during the month of December, although at times I felt a little overwhelmed with the social hecticness of it all. A (particularly lengthy) ballet concert, art exhibition and theatre performance were all highlights. Toss in the Solstice, Christmas and my birthday and the month was pretty much taken care of. However, what I enjoyed most of all were the quieter moments at home where we could enjoy hearing ourselves think and taking delight in seeing our first ever chickens hatch! Two broody hens are now raising their own little families, one with two, and the other with four. So precious!
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In the interest of full disclosure, I must confess that I am a member of the newest class of evildoer; I am a public safety retiree. But having been employed in the Costa Mesa Police Department for more than 30 years and as a resident of the city, it is immensely disturbing to see Mayor Pro Tem Jim Righeimer and his cronies unwind more than 50 years of careful, measured local governance by both elected officials and city employees who have effectively served the needs of this community.
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Saumur is a French commune of the department of Maine-et-Loire in the Pays de Loire. She It is the third largest municipality in terms of population.
Saumur is associated with four nearby municipalities: Bagneux, Dampierre-sur-Loire, Saint-Hilaire-Saint-Florent and Saint-Lambert-des-Levées.
Saumur is best known for his Cavalry School, its castle and its wines.
Saumur is located in Saumurois. The nearby cities are: Thouars, Loudun, Baugé, Angers, Chinon, Tours.
Saumur is located in the heart of the Regional Natural Park Loire-Anjou-Touraine.
In Saumur is the population is 28,070 inhabitants and it has an area of 66.35 km2 area.
Saumur lands consist of limestone and shelly shale, Saumur has nearly 1,200 kilometers of underground galleries and troglodytes as well as 14 000 cavities caves. Many galleries are used by companies of Anjou Saumur for sparkling wine and mushroom producing of the famous "Paris mushrooms."
The Saumur has a road network, a network of transportation, a highway, rail and an airport for small planes.
Twentieth Century
During the Second World War, as part of the campaign in France in 1940, German troops arrived at the gates of the city. The 786 cadets at the Cavalry School, joined by students from NCO School St. Maixent and a company of infantry in North Africa, about 2200 men, trying tried to prevent the passage of the bridge German cavalry over the bridge. Without armor and air support, they will resisted a superior armed enemy armed for 36 hours. On June 20, the order will be was given by retired General Pichon. Resistance of the officers and students were impressed General Feldt General, who was commanding the German division, which is why he released French prisoners early on July 11 that ,which allowed them to join the free zone.
Military City
Born Founded at the foot of a fortress located on the Castle Hill, the city controls a pass highly competitive pass on the Loire. It became the seat of a military gouvernment, controlled by Philippe Duplessis-Mornay from 1589 to 1621, and appearsed as one of the political capitals of French Protestantism. School names will successively changed from the Training School of mounted troops in 1814, to the Royal School of Cavalry in 1825, and finally, after 1945, the School of applying the armored cavalry.
The On June 20, 1828 took place on the Place du Chardonnet, the first "Carousel", in honor of the Duchess of Berry took place on the Place du Chardonnet. Since 1831, these "carousel" have taken place every year.
His riding instructors provide occasions public high school under the name Black Frame. ?? City of hHorse becomes became Saumur in 1972, the seat of the national riding school.
Saumur has medieval churches built in it medieval churches,. iIn total, there are sixteen religious buildings classified as historical monuments. Crowds of pilgrims converged on the fountain and the statue of Notre-Dame-des-Ardilliers.
Saumur also includes a Protestant academy or that many foreign students (including William Penn) to attended until its closure in 1685. Faced with this new Geneva ??, Catholics rallyied in the city and located seven religious communities, including the Oratory.
Architectural Heritage
Saumur is a city flowered covered with flowers. iIn the a competition it won three third of the towns and villages in bloom.
Here are some of the exceptional monuments of exepctionnels Saumur:
- the dolmen Bagneux (Neolithic).
- château de Saumur (XIV - XIX century)
- notre-Dame-de-Nantilly is the oldest of Saumur is has been a historic monument since 1840.
- the church of Saint-Pierre (XII - XVII century)
- the chapel of Notre-Dame-des-Ardilliers and the house of the Oratory
- the Cavalry School, home of the Black Frame
- the national riding school founded in 1814, the current location of teaching Black Frame and center of French horsemanship.
- city Hall
- hotel Blancler
- the Protestant church (1843)
- house of the Queen of Sicily
- home of the Companions of Duty
- church of Saint-Lambert Exercised (thirteenth century)
Saumur museum also includes also has four museums:
- Museum of the Horse
- Museum of armored
- Museum of the fungus
- Lights and Stones Museum
Riding: national riding school, Cavalry School, Black Frame.
Football: Olympique de Saumur Football Club, AS Bayard.
Soft transport and leisure: EuroVelo 6 or EV6 is a bikeway that crosses Saumur linking Constanţa to Saint-Nazaire. This is the most famous European cycle routes, long 3,653 km long, it crosses Europe from West to East, from the Atlantic to the Black Sea, through ten countries. It follows the route of the three major European rivers: the Loire, the Rhine and the Danube.
My village : Marson
How As you can see I live near Saumur, in a small village 5 minutes from Saumur, which is called Marson.
Residents of Marson is are called mMarsonnais or mMarsonnaise. The common Rou Marson has approximately 650 inhabitants.
The common Rou-Marson is composed of three villages (Rou, Marson and Riou).
Front First Rou Marson was inhabited by the Gauls and the Romans, and finally by the Franks. It was evangelized in the fourth century by St. Martin, Bishop of Tours.
Marson owes its name to its pond.
In 1726, the population of Riou-Marson (Rou Marson and Riou) was 244 inhabitants, Rou 192 people, or 436 people in total.
The village of Marson, former fief and seigniory, the origin of the castle dates back to the year Marson 987, one of the vassals of Grisegonelle Geoffrey, Count of Anjou, having revolted, the prince besieged in his castle Marson and died of a sudden illness. TRADUCTEUR?
The priest Chétigné, which depended church Marson. On August 15, 1762, the choir of the church collapsed. It was rebuilt in 1764 by the priest Chétigné and Marson.
In 1798, the castle began to Marson was in ruins.
In 1814, the family of the Brush Baillou bought and transformed the entire area. The stream that ran along the park, was diverted, the old mills destroyed, a new niche monumental portal and battlements ?? was also built to enter the castle. The new castle was built on the foundations of the medieval castle. This building, completed in 1865, was conducted under the direction of Mr. Joly Leterme, architect of historic monuments, known for his many accomplishments.
The common Rou Marson is a rather common active comtpe culturtels culturally active community with several activities and sports during the year :
- one or restaurant troglodyte are served where fouées are served: the specialties of our region Saumur,
- a music festival,
- one communal feasts, which takes place every year in the month of June,
- but also a half marathon.
Rou Marson also has a primary school with where all year 500 parents of students who come to school fetes parties and a large tombolat throughout the town.
??Marson also has a 1.5 km walking trail through the village, through the two fountains in the village, the houses of troglodityques, Marson woods and the village.
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Bill 2 will eliminate limitation periods for launching a civil claim related to sexual or domestic violence.
Our government and caucus is committed to ensuring survivors of sexual and domestic violence are treated with dignity, compassion and respect.
Every other common-law jurisdiction in Canada except PEI and Alberta have removed or altered the limitation period for bringing a civil suit for sexual assault.
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Our caucus supports the government in their commitment to ensuring survivors of sexual and domestic violence are treated with dignity, compassion and respect.
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I judge an Ironman based on the awards party. Western Australia holds the title and when talking with event organisers they said get as a late a bus back as possible, as Club Santa rocks. Well I got a taxi back (at the cost of NZ$70) before the first bus, as it was terrible…
My wife runs a Paella Catering company in Auckland and she would have been horrified by the awful Paella that was served. It was dry, tasteless and used long grain rice, hardly a great advert for Spains national dish. It was 95% rice and you had to hunt around for meat/seafood (see picture right)
The beer/wine was plentiful, but as the party was outside, the winds where still howling and it was quite cold, so most people left and took what atomosphere there was with them. I did however get a mention in-directly as the race director thanked the one athlete who came all the way from New Zealand
On the subject of Race Directors, what an absolute star this one was. He was there at the finish line, he shook every finshers hand and thanked them for coming to Lanzarotte. After a wonderfully (the best) organised event, this was just the icing on the cake. Great event, great race, shame about my result and more importantly the after party.


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Rubbishing allegations of corruption in the allotment of flats in the Adarsh housing society, Union home minister Sushilkumar Shinde on Monday said the charge was baseless.india Updated: Jan 06, 2014 22:22 IST
Rubbishing allegations of corruption in the allotment of flats in the Adarsh housing society, Union home minister Sushilkumar Shinde on Monday said the charge was baseless.
"There was no wrongdoing in Adarsh (flat allotment). The land belongs to the state government and there was no reservation for Kargil (jawans)," Shinde told reporters in Mumbai on Monday.
The senior Congress leader was speaking after unveiling a bust of Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar in suburban Kandivli.
These were the first public comments by Shinde, who is among the former chief ministers of Maharashtra credited with "political patronage" by the judicial commission, which probed the Adarsh scam.
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1. My Skype Challenge
2. Skype is blocked???? (and other issues)
3. My First Skype Mystery - Figuring out how to Skype
4. Answer The Call!
5. Windows to the World (Global Classroom)
In case you haven't read the other posts, in just six days my students and I were able to Skype with 16 classes or guest speakers. Here's the link to a 3 min. video I made from our journey. Feel free to watch it: Around the World in 6 Days
It was an amazing ride and one that taught or reiterated to me MANY life lessons. If you are contemplating using Skype in the Classroom hopefully you will learn some of these lessons as well:
1.) We're very fortunate to live in the United States. Many of the teachers from other countries expressed their appreciation and excitement for being able to connect their students with students from the United States. They continually thanked ME for contacting THEM!
2.) People are kind and helpful by nature. Many of the calls were planned with less than five days notice. These teachers and guest speakers put together their presentation or activities out of the goodness of their heart.
3.) The teachers had one focus in mind as they helped plan and execute each call: Their students The majority of classes we Skyped with had never Skyped before our call, and you could tell that the teachers main focus was to create a unique experience for their students. The teachers who had Skyped with other classes before, knew the potential and wanted to provide another memorable experience for their students.
4.) Kids are inquisitive by nature. The questions that were asked were always appropriate and respectful - I was very proud of all the students who participated!
5.) Many students around the world are learning more than one language. My students felt inferior every time we had to answer that we only study English and continually asked when they would learn a foreign language.
6.) The world never stops turning! During the two weeks that I was on my personal Skype journey, my email never stop dinging and my Skyped never stopped 'bubbling.' It was fun Skyping with people from around the world at any hour of the day (Except for the time Ezekiel called from Zambia a little too early - Let's just say I didn't look too polished, but I still took the call :)
7.) We live in a global world, therefore we must teach in a global classroom. Skype in the Classroom and many other free tools such as Twitter, Blogs, Edmodo, etc., allow teachers to 'flatten the walls of their classrooms' and bring the 'real world' inside. However, there shouldn't be a barrier between the two! The real world IS our classroom - we just have to seek out ways to open the figurative blinds of our classroom's windows so we can all view a WINDOW TO THE WORLD.
Here's a picture from one of our calls:
Skype in the Classroom allowed me to see the possibilities, and I hope to continue to create more windows for my students in years to come. If you are interested in creating a global classroom, there are many resources online and on Twitter. Search 'global classroom' and 'flat classroom' for many ideas on how to connect your students with others from around the world!
What "Windows to the World" do you plan on creating? Leave a comment below or contact me on Twitter (@ArinKress)
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Welcoming Others to the Diabetic Connect Family
New members are joining Diabetic Connect (DC) every day, so why not give them a big Welcome Here Greeting by saying .. Hello !
Everyone here was a " Newbie " at one point, and for many seeking help, being new in the neighborhood can be intimidating, maybe even frustrating, so many questions, very few answers and no friends or family.
When you see or notice that someone is new here, why not say hello and introduce yourself ?
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That is one thing i really liked from the start when i first signed up..the people here are friendly and helpful.. I was very hesitant about joining up when i first found it here.. so many of these forums that you visit have clicks that if you haven't been there for a bit they won't even bother answering your questions…Thank you to everyone!!
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Here are a couple of interesting videos that discuss the safety of the Swine Flu vaccine. I'm just sharing...
Friday, October 2, 2009
Swine Flu Vaccines
Here are a couple of interesting videos that discuss the safety of the Swine Flu vaccine. I'm just sharing...
6 comments:
- Petula said...
Mandatory?! That second video is even more interesting than the first. I had already decided before seeing either of these that I wasn't going to vaccinate myself or my children. I've never done the flu vaccine and I don't plan on it now. Vaccines, as a whole, make me very nervous!
Thanks for telling me about the other video.
- October 2, 2009 at 4:16 PM
- Nedekcir said...
When they it mandatory you really have to ask yourself why. My family is well aware of what they are doing and if they knock in our door and forces us with this thing blood will shed and hopefully not ours.
They are playing god, and they should to hell for it.
Thanks for putting this out for public to see.
- October 3, 2009 at 7:36 AM
- Stacie said...
Mandatory or not my child is NOT getting the vaccine. Makes me sick how the rush things out on the market like this. Don't get me wrong I believe vaccines can be a good thing. But this shot I think is being to rushed out on the market.
- October 3, 2009 at 4:09 PM
- Liss said...
It's already available here in Australia. I don't know anyone who has had it nor will my family be having it. But I also wouldn't take tami flu which is what they were handing out months ago to help control swine flu.
- October 4, 2009 at 8:17 AM
- Lidian said...
That is really interesting...I have one child who had an allergic reaction to the flu shot one year so we are taking her to the allergist and NOT rushing to get these. They need to test all this stuff WAY more, I think.
- October 4, 2009 at 11:22 AM
- Jordasche Bledsoe said...
I'm not getting this and neither is my son.
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Special equipment: Butcher's twine
Start by butterflying the pork steaks. With the palm of 1 hand firmly steadying a cutlet on the cutting board, and with your knife blade parallel to the meat, slice almost all the way through the meat (horizontally), leaving the last 1/4-inch uncut. Open up the cutlet like a book, season it with salt and white pepper, and set it aside. Repeat with the remaining pork steaks.
Next, sprinkle the cut side of each cutlet with a tiny pinch of minced garlic, a couple pinches parsley, and a generous tablespoon provolone cheese and Parmesan cheese. Roll the cutlets into tight logs and set aside, seam-side down.
Tie each rolled up pork steak with 2 or 3 pieces butcher's twine.
In a large pot, bring the tomato sauce to a steady, gentle simmer. Place the braciola into the pot of tomato sauce and let simmer 3 hours, or until tender.
To serve: Remove the braciola from the sauce and snip off the twine. Arrange, whole or sliced, on a platter with a generous blanket of sauce.
Transfer the remaining sauce to a serving bowl. Serve hot or at room temperature. Garnish with grated Parmesan and serve.
To make the Tomato Sauce: Combine the olive oil and garlic in a large deep saucepan and cook over medium-low heat for about 10 minutes, stirring occasionally, until the garlic is deeply colored and fragrant. Cook's Note: If the garlic starts to smell acrid or sharp or is taking on color quickly, pull the pan off the stove and reduce the heat.
While the garlic is getting golden, pour the tomatoes into a large bowl and crush them with your hands. Remove the stem end and any basil leaves from the canned tomatoes as you crush them.
When the garlic is just about done, add the red pepper flakes to the oil and cook for 30 seconds to 1 minute, to infuse their flavor and spice into the oil. Dump in the tomatoes, add the salt, and stir well. Turn the heat up to medium, get the sauce simmering at a gentle pace, and simmer for 4 hours, stirring from time to time.
Check the sauce for salt at the end and add more, if deemed necessary. The sauce can be cooked with meat at this point, or cool and store, covered, in the refrigerator for at least 4 days or frozen for up to a few months, until needed.
The ties simply have to hold the braciola together while it cooks so it doesn't need to be an overly tight or complex knot. You should be able to easily pull away a strand or 2 of meat with a tug of a fork.


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Wednesday, August 8, 2007
The Compound Interest Paradox
I believe the answer is in the Compound Interest Paradox. I'm convinced the monetary system is fundamentally flawed. Whether it's a conspiracy or not is irrelevant in proving the Paradox's existence. The Compound Interest Paradox is a mathematical paradox that proves that the total debt can never be repaid.
In a nutshell: Only the Federal Reserve and banks have the authority to create money. Whenever they create money, it is loaned. At the time of creation, it needs to be repaid with interest. Because they do not create the money for the interest at the same time, this interest will only come from someone else who himself has taken out yet another loan (also with interest, of course). Where else will the interest money come from? Every new dollar created needs to be repaid, plus interest, which didn't exist yet at the time of that dollar's creation. The total money in circulation is not enough to cover all the debt. And as the economy grows, the debt grows even larger. This paradox guarantees spiralling debt.
Sound strange? Others have written about it much better than I can, so I will provide links:
Here is FSK's blog. I've known about this paradox before his blog, but his blog is the first place I saw it with a name. He's the scientific, mathematical type, so his writing and reasoning about the Compound Interest Paradox appeals to nerds like me:
He has a bunch of other entries which I also like. Some of his other blog entries are "fruity". However, do not make the logical fallacy of assuming that because his other blog entries are fruity, that all his entries are false. He talks about that exact fallacy here: FSK on the Strawman Fallacy. Fear of others using the Strawman Fallacy against you, is a form of self-censorship. It makes people tend to fear saying things that are against "mainstream thought" or against "commonly accepted wisdom".
Here is an excellent allegorical tale that leads up to the Compound Interest Paradox, though again it isn't named as such. It is easy to read, and is illustrated. This is where I first heard of the Paradox, and was dumbfounded when I realized its overwhelming significance:
I Want the Earth Plus 5%
And here is an excellent 47-minute animated video presentation about the banking system, and includes the Compound Interest Paradox, though again it isn't given a specific name. At the end of it is a proposed solution for the Paradox.
video: Money As Debt
If your interest is truly piqued, here is a 3.5 hr documentary shown on PBS more than 10 years ago. I watched the whole thing. It's very long and detailed. It covers the history of money and banking from more than 2000 years ago. It also has a proposed solution for the Paradox, in this case Milton Friedman's (the famous economist). Copy and paste it into your torrent client:
torrent: "The Money Masters"
and here is a book by Murray Rothbard about the subject. His proposed solution is different.
book: What has the Government Done to Our Money?
And if you think that "I don't live in the USA, it doesn't apply to me"... virtually all the central banks of the world have the same system.
What is the consequence of this? Two things: that there will always be boom and bust cycles, and that during a bust cycle, the inevitable foreclosures on loans mean that the banks can confiscate hard assets, and the wealthy (who can ride the bust cycle) can buy hard assets, at pennies on the dollar. Every time there's a bust cycle, huge swaths of real wealth transfer hands from the middle class to the wealthy.
This is part of the reason that since the 70s, the American middle class have had a slight decline in real incomes, while the top 1% now earn 3x as much. (This particular topic will be discussed in another blog entry.) The increase in GDP in the economy since the 1970's BTW, have all been going to the wealthy. The richest 1% have 80% of the world's wealth.
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you r spot on, but there is also a very important issue that after understanding the complete trap most of us are in, you realize that all bar none, all these characters are sociapaths with narcistic personality disorders. There underlings are chosen expertly and this charade is played out , you can see clearly that they dont give a dam about anything other than keeping the Federal reserve system going and there will eventually be the darkest control of all humans, and people on large scales will be illiminated like culling to preserve the disneyland for the rich and famous for nature and mans dna have never been more in tune on a course for irriversably calamity. it beggers belieth
- December 20, 2008 at 9:46 PM
- redpillguy said...
I wrote about the people in power being psychopaths here:
- December 23, 2008 at 9:42 PM
Your blog keeps getting better and better! Your older articles are not as good as newer ones you have a lot more creativity and originality now keep it up!
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Greek Orange Cake - Savarin
6 - 7 eggs
10 tablespoons caster sugar (US conversion 10 Tablespoons PLUS 10 Teaspoons)
18 Tablespoons Semolina (US conversion 18 Tablespoons PLUS 18 Teaspoons)
Grated rinds of 2 oranges, and their juice
Brandy (approx. 3 tablespoons - or to taste!)
4 cups water (each cup 250mls)
3 cups sugar (each cup 200g)
Heat oven to moderate (180 - 190C -- 350 - 375F) Separate yolks and whites of
eggs and beat yolks and sugar to a creamy consistency. Grate the orange zest and
add to mixture together with the strained juice of the oranges. Add the
semolina, stirring well. Beat the egg whites until thick and add to the mixture
(fold this in taking reasonable care) Place in a 9" x 9" baking dish (or similar
size) and bake for half an hour until cake is golden brown. While the cake is
cooking, make the syrup.
Simmer water and sugar for approximately half an hour. When cake is cooked,
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YOGA The Secret of Life is a photo-documentary about the spiritual and physical journey of yoga. Through photographs and text this fine art book explores the personal experiences of 108 of today's leading practitioners and how this ancient practice has transformed their mind, body, and spirit.
The photographs for the project are taken on glass plates using the wet collodion process, a photographic technique dating back to the 1850's. With the use of a large format wooden camera and antique brass lens, glass plates are hand-coated to produce one-of-a-kind "ambrotype" images. The collodion process transports us to another place and time. When the light-sensitive chemicals absorb the sun's ultraviolet rays, we enter a mysterious world where art and alchemy embrace. The photographs take on another dimension with the words that accompany them. The text provides an intimate and enlightening account of each yogi's personal journey. Beyond the physical postures, YOGA The Secret of Life delves deep into the purpose of our existence and how to live a happy and fulfilled life. It explores understanding who we truly are, why we are here, and what our ultimate purpose is on this planet.
Included are world renowned yogis Radhanath Swami, Sharon Gannon, David Life, Gurmukh Kaur Khalsa, Sri Dharma Mittra, Yogi Amrit Desai, Yogiraj Alan Finger, Shiva Rea, Yogarupa Rod Stryker, Seane Corn, Rodney Yee, Dana Flynn, Elena Brower, Krishna Das, and more.
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(2017) Starring Kenneth Brannagh, Fionn Whitehead and Mark Rylance. It is World War II, and Allied forces are under attack by Germany. The setting is Dunkirk, France, and their only hope for survival is evacuation. Along the way, the beauty and resilience of the human spirit is tested. Allied forces have been outmaneuvered and outnumbered, but somehow find it within themselves to start plotting their great escape. With so many factors in play, it seems as though they will never make it. But with a lot of strategy and a little luck, just one chance emerges. Rated PG-13; 107 min.Location:AWPL Community RoomAge Group:Adult
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How do we arrive at unbiased and well-informed opinions about issues? The process of critical thinking can guide us to better decisions in every day life. In the first of four sessions, we will examine and practice this method of clearer analysis. Using the film as a starting point, we will examine how critical thinking is applied to jury deliberations. Presented by Norm Isaacson, Valerie Lucznikowska and Roger Moss.
Twelve Angry Men (1957) Starring Henry Fonda and Jack Klugman. The defense and the prosecution have rested and the jury is filing into the jury room to decide if a young man is guilty or innocent of murdering his father. What begins as an open-and-shut case of murder soon becomes a detective story that presents a succession of clues creating doubt, and a mini-drama of each of the jurors' prejudices and preconceptions about the trial, the accused, and each other. 96 min.Location:AWPL Community RoomAge Group:Adult, Teen
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I love deadlines. I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by.
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So long as we love ...
Robert Louis Stevenson
So long as we love we serve; so long as we are loved by others, I would almost say that we are indispensable; and no man is useless while he has a friend.
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A man wants to be a woman's first love; a woman wants to be his last.
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Don't cry because it is over, smile because it happened!
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longer than they deserve
The biggest mistake I have made in my life is letting people stay in my life far longer than they deserve.
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Do you want to start a kids' book club but don't know where to begin? Do you scramble each month to find enough copies of the selected book? Is it your turn to lead the discussion, and you don't know where to start? Our Kids' Book Club in a Bag service can help!
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This was a special indoor photoshoot. I photographed my mother. She adores the lenses, maybe that is why I followed this media path as well.
We did not do any video recording but the pictures speak for themselves.
Enthusiastic and serene, her smile transmits her sweet personality.
Recently, it was her birthday and I prepared the video below. Take a look.
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|My Subject & I - Early Moments
On this day we walked back to the Jockey Club Clinic for Scarlett's hearing test. She passed with completely normal scores. She fussed momentarily before the nurse put the fitting device into her ear then she quieted down. With everything finished we returned home safely.
For now the above paragraph is what I'll send in my report. The below is a private journal entry I keep for myself. It's only what I saw which cannot be trusted as truth.
The documentation in this chapter consists of two photographs (I did send with report) I casually took outside the clinic's boundaries. The barbed wire fencing that completely encircles the compound suggests the kinds of activity that goes on inside. Why would a clinic in a city as safe as Hong Kong need such defenses? Perhaps it's not for those trying to get in but rather those who are in to get out.
|Outside the Clinic
I turned my head back to the corridor but there was nothing. I went to get up but thought it better to remain. I am bound to the study of Scarlett. I could not shake the image from my head no matter how much I tried. As my eyes flickered from hallway to my little babe I knew I could not have been mistaken. I saw a baby no older than my own walking upright! It was far too tiny to even be the shortest of people even by genetic defect. The locals are generally smaller than average but it couldn't be one of them. I know what I saw. I was baffled by the manner in which the baby walked, as though it had well versed in it. It strode in an adult like manner. I was lost for words.
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- sun fixed
- Download this zip file and extract it to the folder where LRFF13.exe is located ( e.g. C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\LIGHTNING RETURNS FINAL FANTASY XIII).
- If 3DVision doesn't activate for the game as it doesn't use real fullscreen mode: add LRFF13.exe to the profile for 3DHubplayer using Nvidia inspector. Run the game in "fullscreen mode" or otherwise Helixmod will not work. The fix was made with graphic settings on the highest level.
- Additional issues I had with the game:
The game starts and is displayed in the task bar but not on screen -> move the mouse to the top left corner of the screen and click left.
Animations and sound during dialogs are not synchronous and so the last word often is cut off -> use the speedhack function from Cheatengine to run the game with 0.95 speed.
Hotkey associations can be changed by editing DX9Settings.ini and the key codes from http://www.asciitable.com/
- '0' convergence preset for gameplay
- '9' convergence preset for cut sceens
You can change the convergence and depth preset by pressing the hotkey of the fix and then the hotkey for saving Your 3D settings (Ctrl+F7).
- '8' toggle HUD depth (2D/pushed to character's depth)
- '7'/'6' enables/disables a PS-VS-pair that is connected to 2D fullscreen effects for chaos and dirt screen and to some distortion effects (e.g. on the computer console in the Arc). Is is enabled by default as not every effect connected to this shaders is broken. Disable it only when You see an issue and reenable it afterwards. The PS-VS-pair must be disabled in the temple of Etro when Lightning gets a chaos wound that will just look like a hole without this fix.
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This Resurrection Sunday morning, I watched Godspell, the musical movie on TV, and was touched by the way the Hippie cast depicted some of the most memorable and convicting of Yahshua's Parables. I felt deeply moved by it, although like Jesus Christ Superstar, which I did see in 1975, it did not end with a Resurrection scene, but the crucifixion, and it mostly appears to have been filmed in a mock up of a garbage dump or junkyard, which was likely to accentuate the fact that Yahshua's true followers are usually poor in riches, but rich in Spirit.
Interestingly, God told me today that the reason for the lack of a Resurrection scene in Godspell and Jesus Christ Superstar was that those were the years that the wicked among the Elite were downplaying the First Resurrection from the dead to try and humanize Jesus. They were doing this so that Jesus would more easily fit into the role of an Avatar or Ascended Master in the false New Age Gospel that was taking the Hippies and the world by storm back then.
Would you believe I never saw Godspell before today? I suspect many of my Facebook friends were born after it came out and either saw it much later, or never saw it at all either. So if you haven't seen it, please check it out. Anyway, I was curious to figure out why I missed seeing Godspell back then, since I liked to go to the movies. But I had a really messed up childhood, so I figured something horrendous was probably going on in my life when Godspell came out.
So later this morning, I checked Wikipedia, and saw that Godspell the movie was put in theaters in 1973, when I was 14 going on 15. That was the year I had eye surgery and almost died due to an adverse reaction to the anesthetic. In short, my heart stopped and they almost didn't get it started. I then laid in a coma for a day before I revived, feeling terrified as I lay gagging on a tube that had been shoved down my throat. Thankfully, I recovered from that surgery fully though, and with better eye sight to boot.
My spiritual vision was terrible back then though, and it's a wonder I survived my teens because I did not have a relationship with Jesus back then, and had two abusive alcoholic parents that did not really care about my older brother and I. So that was the year I joined a local street gang, smoked pot and began to drink wine often, learned street fighting and how to use nanchuka sticks, beat a few women to a pulp and got beaten to a pulp, and got assaulted and close to raped by one of the Latino men in the gang I was in.
I was raised nominally as a Catholic, and would describe myself as an Agnostic with an odd love for Jesus even though I did not know Him well. In the Fall of 1973, I attended Lakeview high school, where Whites were a minority at only 25 percent. It was roughly also 30 percent Latino and 45 percent Black in a very poor neighborhood. As a result, I used to carry my nanchuka sticks wherever I went back then, and had to use them quite a bit. I also have never been a big fan of watching TV. That is likely why I never saw Godspell until now.
Providentially, that winter - after I almost got raped and had become very traumatized by that experience and all the gang fighting, my parents decided it was time to move to a safer neighborhood (Praise God!). So, at the start of 1974 we moved to a nicer neighborhood, where I was rapidly introduced to Pentecostalism, Evangelicalism, and Lutheranism, and I began to fall away from the Catholic Church as I learned more about Christianity and Jesus.
I also saw the movie "A THIEF IN THE NIGHT" at one of those churches in the summer of 1974, about 6 months after my move. That movie about the horrors after the Rapture during the Great Tribulation left me shaken and afraid, and that is when I said my first prayer asking Jesus into my life as my Personal Savior.
But I did not become truly born again until roughly 14 years later, when I was 30 and saw a vision of Christ. Shortly after that, I was baptized by full immersion on Pentecost in 1988 in an Evangelical Church. Before that, however, I did try to draw nearer to God, and started searching the Scriptures on my own to find out what they had to say about Jesus, and many other things. So I find myself humbly grateful this morning that I finally did get saved, and that I have survived for as long as I have.
God willing, I will also celebrate my 60th birthday this coming August 6th, which will fall on Tu B'Av, the Jewish equivalent of Valentine's Day. This joyous minor holiday in Israel is tied to Weddings and love, and hence to the Rapture, and it is going to fall 2 weeks before an amazing and ominous Solar Eclipse. This Eclipse will cut across America from west to east on August 21st, 2017, and I see it as an evil omen for America.
I hope to write about the spiritual implications of that Eclipse soon. In the meantime, may God bless you all deeply, and help you all to feel gratitude on this glorious day in Christ as we all await our Blessed Hope in the Rapture.
Love and Blessings from
Your Sister In Yahshua,
Helena Lehman of the
Pillar of Enoch Ministry
If every one of the 15 thousand plus believers that my ministry has touched over the years since I began publishing books and articles in 2004 sent just $5.00 to me in the mail or via the internet this week, I would have enough money to pay my past due bills and keep my ministry going for a year without having to ask for more help. Just think about that before you buy your next $5 cup of Starbucks coffee. And if you decide to forego the coffee to help a sister in need, you have my sincerest thanks, and I know that God will bless you for it. To help, there are PayPal and Go Fund Me links - as well as my street address and e-mail address - on the web page at the link below.
In the meantime, may God bless you, and may our Father God and His Son and Spirit bless you, just as you have blessed me. Merry Christmas and Happy Chanukah! ~ Helena Lehman
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Seagrass isn't just a buzzword for another area rug solution. It's a gorgeous and highly practical material that's perfect for any living environment. If you're looking for an area rug that provides an astounding array of benefits, you can't go wrong with seagrass. Many people, though, are still clueless about this unique and extremely practical material. Consider just a few of the issues that make seagrass stand out from the pack.
Sustainability. Seagrass area rugs are constructed from natural, eco-friendly fibers. To give you a bit of a botany lesson, seagrasses are flowering plants found in marsh wetlands. When used for area rugs, the gorgeous fibers are meticulously woven for symmetry and density.
Affordability. Who says that style has to cost a fortune? Seagrass might sound expensive based on the quality of the material, but these rugs are highly affordable. So if you want the best, but you can't afford to spend a fortune, you can easily have your cake and eat it too.
Durability. Seagrass area rugs are some of the most stain-resistant flooring accents that you'll ever find. Dirt is easily swept away, and these carpets are designed to withstand the heaviest of foot traffic. Even pet stains are no match for the power of seagrass, because urine is not easily absorbed into the fibers. Which brings us to our next benefit…
Hypoallergenic properties. Are you an allergy sufferer? Then seagrass is definitely the rug for you. It's virtually allergen free, and it contains no dangerous toxins (just make sure to buy from a reputable manufacturer).
Extreme water resistance. Seagrass is virtually non-porous, so you need not worry about water damage, excessive staining or mold accumulation. Cleaning stains is always a breeze, and the material's resistance to water absorbency only heightens its long-term durability.
Maximum comfort. Have you ever felt the wonders of seagrass beneath your feet? If not, you're truly in for a treat. The soft fibers gently tickle the nerves without a hint of abrasion or discomfort. Every time you walk across the rug, it's as though your feet are being pampered.
Ultimate beauty. Of course, a great rug is only a great rug if it's pleasing from an aesthetic standpoint, and seagrass does not disappoint. Just check out the stunning seagrass rugs available from Natural Area Rugs, and see what we're talking about.
So if you're looking for an area rug that's as easy on the eyes as it on the toes, and as affordable as it is eco-friendly, you're going to want to invest in one (or two, or three…) of your very own. Seagrass is an excellent way to brighten up your home while saving money and benefiting the environment. And that's something we can all get on board with.


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Is debt consolidation right for me?
Debt consolidation is a way to manage your existing debt commitments, by taking out further credit to cover your debts. You'll then repay the debt consolidation loan instead of your previous debts. This can make it easier to stay in control of your debt repayments as you won't have lots of different repayments on different days.
But debt consolidation isn't right for everyone looking to manage their debts. That's because it can mean extra fees to pay and, depending on your circumstances, it can make your situation worse.
It's important that if you're considering debt consolidation that you're fully aware of any potential drawbacks or negative effects it can have on you. Whether these effects will apply to you or not will depend on your individual situation, so read on to understand what they are.
By understanding all the possible effects, you'll be able to assess how debt consolidation will affect you and if the positives outweigh any negatives.
What to consider with debt consolidation
One potential disadvantage of debt consolidation is that you could end up paying back more than your original contractual agreements. This is because if you're making more affordable and smaller monthly payments, it will take you longer to pay back what you owe.
As you'll still be paying interest over this longer period, you could also end up repaying more in total. This differs from debt solutions like an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) where creditors legally have to freeze your interest and charges.
Even if the debt consolidation loan will lower your interest rates, you could still up with more interest to pay in total. This is because you could be repaying what you owe over a longer period.
If you take out a secured debt consolidation loan, it's important to be as sure as you possibly can that you'll be able to keep up with the repayments. If you don't, your property could be at risk of repossession. Think carefully before you take out any form of secured credit as you could lose your property if you don't pay.
Still confused about the finer details of debt consolidation? We'll take you through some of the most commonly asked questions in our 'Debt consolidation FAQs' guide.Continue to the next section Debt consolidation FAQs


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Syrian residents are cautiously welcoming the U.S.-Russia agreement to end violence. The deal was reached by those powers, which back opposing sides in the conflict. A nationwide truce is due to start at sundown Monday. Turkey and the European Union are endorsing the deal, but warn that further action is needed. CCTV's Sean Callebs reports.
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Maths at home
Brand new:
Maths at Home: Great site, provides videos and guides to help parents teach maths at home (you will need a USO username and password to login, if you haven't got one please contact your class teacher or Mr Denton).
J2E Blast: J2E Blast has times tables and arithmetic competitions for KS1 children and KS2 (you will need a USO username and password to login, if you haven't got one please contact your class teacher or Mr Denton).
Lots of great websites that you can use to help your kids with mathematics:
Please let me know if the links don't work.
Education World presents a variety of math resources that all teachers can use to liven up instruction.
2.- SuperKids Math
This is a website that provides a wide variety of math drill worksheets. Teachers can also make their own worksheet using simple tools.
4- Teachnology
This is a section in Teachnology that features over 2.000 free math printables that range in skill from grades k-12.
5. Plus Magazine
Plus magazine ones a door to the world of maths, with all its beauty and applications, by providing articles from the the top mathematicians and science writers on different topics. Targetted at upper KS2.
6. - Math Central
This is an internet service for mathematics students and teachers. It provides several resources for teaching and learning math.
7- A Plus Click
A+ Click provides practice on math and logic problems designed to develop logical and creative thinking.
Science and Mathematics Initiative for Learning Enhancement program was designed to enhance elementary and high school learning of Science and Mathematics through the use of the phenomenological approach.
A bit old fashioned, but lots of great resources on their.
Math Score has been proven in school to improve math proficiency for all skill levels, remedial through advanced. Appropriate for 2n grade through Algebra I
10- Super Teacher Worksheet
Super Teacher website provides a variety of math worksheets for teachers to use in the classroom. It is really one of the best resource math teachers should visit regularly.
11- Yummy Math
Yummy Math provides teachers and students with mathematics relevant to the everyday life. It covers areas such as : Algebra, Geometry, Probability, Science and many more.
Other noteable ones
BBC bitesize http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/websites/4_11/site/numeracy.shtml
Woodland Junior School: http://resources.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/maths/
ictgames maths http://www.ictgames.com/resources.html


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While I'm at Microsoft Ignite in Orlando this week, many new announcements were made including AI integration, mixed reality, and of course, cloud technology across Office 365. My area of focus today is Security and Compliance.
With the current version of Azure Information Protection, you can create an AIP label and apply Rights Management to classify and protect data. In order to apply retention to data, you would need to access Security and Compliance Center, create label and a retention policy.
Microsoft announced a new product called Microsoft Information Protection (MIP). This new product consolidates Azure Information Protection (AIP) and Security Retention Labels into one.
Here are a couple of screenshots I took during the sessions I attended.
As you can see from these screenshots that you can apply protection and visual markings to documents from Security and Compliance Center where these features are only available in Azure Information Protection Portal today. For those who have already created labels in Azure Information Protection, no worries, they will automatically synchronize to MIP, so you do not need to recreate them.
Other new features include event based retention where you can associate specific events, e.g. employee termination, contract expiration, etc. when configuring the retention settings.
This screenshot shows the roadmap of what will be available this year and next.
I will continue to share as I learn more about Microsoft Information Protection product.


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Thursday, November 4, 2010
The Stranglers - Hits And Heroes
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'Rattus Norvegicus' was the album that detonated a nucleur bomb amongst me and my friends around 1977. They'd all assumed that I LIKED the Eagles and The Carpenters. Well, I did, but not that much, and my true colours were revealed. I loved the Stranglers. I loved the album and I loved what they did (along with the rest of the Punk movement) to shake up music in the lethargic 70s.ReplyDelete
I bought all their stuff up to about 'The Raven' and then moved on to other things, but the kick from that first LP is still worth a spin every now and again just to remind me what a fresh and invigorating album it is. And those arguments with mates? I was right and they were wrong - simple as that!
Probably the only pre-Misfits punk band influenced by The Doors. Personally I started with "Raven" in the 80's and saw them live in the 90's. I have a live DVD with Hugh Cornwell's replacement who fit in perfectly. I heard Hugh's recent solo album and it was awful. I heard "Feline" and "Aural Sculpter" during the 80's and didn't care for them much other than the single "Skin Deep".ReplyDelete


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Google's 2-step verification
Google 2-step verification is a great step forward for security! It can be a little daunting at first, but once you have everything setup I think the increased security is well worth the effort spent.
What it does is basically to break the well-established paradigm of "one-account-one-password". Instead, one account has multiple passwords, which are called "application-specific passwords". The idea is that, e.g. if you setup to read your Gmail on your smartphone and then you lose it, you can revoke that password without having to change the password you use to read Gmail on your browser! These passwords are 16 characters long.
In addition to the application-specific passwords, you also have one-time passwords (called "verification codes") that are used (in addition to your normal password) for signing into your account using a browser. These codes are 6 digits long. You can have them sent to you by SMS, or you can install the "Google Authenticator" app on your smartphone to have the verification codes generated by your phone each time.
Google 2-step verification:
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TR2336 : Folkestone Harbour
taken 8 years ago, near to Folkestone, Kent, Great Britain
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Folkestone harbour
The harbour is made up of the Inner Harbour, Outer Harbour, and Harbour Pier.
The 'Inner Harbour' is partially protected by Folkestone harbour pier and used for larger ships, and the enclosed 'Outer Harbour' used by small boats, and is divided in two by a brick arched viaduct which leads the railway onto the Harbour Pier.
At the pier head is small lighthouse which is Grade II listed Link
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