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7 Affordable Men's Watches Under $50! – Walmart Sale
With Father's Day in the US fast approaching (Sunday, 18th June), now might be a great time to nab your old man a nice, little prezzie!
Whilst Father's Day these days, is really just about showing that you care for and appreciate your beloved father, often, an affordable little gift can say a lot more than just words alone.
Currently, Walmart have many great potential gift products on sale for US-Based customers (only, sadly), and we here at BSPN were particularly impressed by the stylish and affordable assortment of men's watches that Walmart currently have on sale. Coming in at under 50 USD each, the following watches (in no particular order) are all very sleek, popular, best sellers:
1 – Armitron Men's Stainless-Steel Sport Watch ($34.99)
The Armitron Mens Stainless-Steel Sport Watch looks stylish enough to fit in seamlessly in any company boardroom setting, yet it is also durable enough to tackle the gritty grind of the sports field!
This sleek accessory for sporty men, possesses the following features:
- A Slick Blue Dial
- Luminous Hands
- Water Resistance up to 50 Metres (Fine For Most Water Sports)
- Day, Date and 24-Hour Sub-Dials
- Durable Stainless Steel Design
- Outside Minute Track and Sweep Hand
- Secure Fold-Over Safety Clasp with Push-Button Release
The Armitron Mens Stainless-Steel Sport Watch is currently on offer at Walmart here, for 34.99 USD (down from 75 USD).
2 – Casio Chronograph Aviator Watch ($43.98)
Ah yes, the Casio Chronograph Aviator Watch. This sleek watch possesses a very classy, classic-yet-modern style to it, and at this price point, you don't need to be a real-life Aviator to afford one!
This affordable classic possesses the following impressive features:
- Attractive, Timeless Yet Functional Design
- A Rotating Side Rule Bezel (Useful For Calculations)
- Durable Stainless Steel Case
- Durable Yet Elegant Silvertone Stainless Steel Bracelet
- Water Resistance up to 50 Metres (Fine For Swimming)
- Fold-Over Safety Clasp
- Analogue Quartz Movement
The Casio Chronograph Aviator Watch is currently on offer at Walmart here for 43.98 USD (down from 79.95 USD).
3 – Armitron Men's Swarovski (Two Versions: $39.74 + $36.40, respectively)
This stunning, affordable watch comes in two very nice versions that we just had to cram onto our list! Furthermore, if you're looking to take your style to the next level then, without a doubt, this watch has a real touch of panache to it.
The Dark Blue version, (or the rather extensively named: Armitron Men's Swarovski Crystal-Accented Silver-Tone Blue-Degrade Dial Dress Watch) *deep breath* comes with the following features:
- Sleek, Suave Design
- 8 genuine Swarovski Crystal Markers
- Durable Stainless Steel Case
- Elongated Dark Blue Degrade
- Adjustable Stainless Steel Bracelet
- Water Resistance up to 50 Metres
- Sweeping Second Hand
The Dark Blue Armitron Men's Swarovski (shown top left) is currently on offer at Walmart here for 39.74 USD (down from 70.00 USD). The equally stylish, and similarly specced-out Grey Armitron Men's Swarovski (shown top right) is currently available here for 36.40 USD (down from 70 USD).
4 – Armitron Men's Stainless Steel Automatic Skeleton Watch – $47.88
Talk about a wow factor! This affordable, best selling watch has a definite Steam Punk vibe to it. Furthermore, it is arguably somewhat reminiscent of a Richard Mille watch, although be it – a significantly more modest offering!
This modern, yet superbly archaic watch boasts the following features:
- A Unique, Technically Impressive Skeletal Design
- Powered Kinetically (Powered By Body Movement, Not Battery Life)
- Kinetic Power = Infinite Battery Life
- Durable Steel Design
- One-Touch Fold-Over Buckle
- Water Resistance up to 50 Metres
The Armitron Men's Stainless Steel Automatic Skeleton Watch is currently on offer at Walmart here for 47.88 USD (down from 135.00 USD).
5 – Casio Men's 10-Year Battery Watch (Two Versions: $32.94 + $35.60, respectively)
This professional-looking, affordable watch comes in two noteworthy versions: the Casio Men's Blue Dial, 10-Year Battery Watch and the Casio Men's Edifice 10-Year Battery Analog Watch, Two Tone Stainless Steel.
If we take a look at the Blue Dial version of the watch, for instance; with atomic time keeping and a built in solar battery, the watch is arguably an excellent, affordable watch for the travelling man. This best seller features:
- Built-in Solar Battery = No Need To Change The Batteries
- Atomic Timekeeping = You Never Have To Set The Time
- A Rich Blue Dial
- A Durable, Scratch-Resistant Mineral Crystal Cover
- Easy To Read Arabic Numerals
- Silver Tone Hour and Minute Hands
- Date Window
- High Quality Stainless Steel 40mm Case and Silvertone Stainless Steel Bracelet
The Casio Men's Blue Dial, 10-Year Battery Watch (shown top left) is currently on offer at Walmart here for 32.94 USD. The equally stylish, and similarly specced-out Casio Men's Edifice 10-Year Battery Analog Watch, Two Tone Stainless Steel (shown top right) is currently available here for $35.60 USD (with currently only 6 left in stock!).
6 – Casio Men's G-Shock Digital Watch ($45.49)
Without a doubt, this watch is a tough, outdoor watch and it's certainly a rugged, little beast waiting for an owner who likes getting outside into the great outdoors!
This built-for-adventure, affordable best seller has durability as its main strength, and its main features include:
- Shock-Resistant, Molded Resin And Stainless Steel Case
- Tough, Mineral Crystal Lens
- Visible Black Dial Juxtaposed Against A Blue Illuminated Background
- Secure Strap With A Buckle Clasp
- Multi-Function Alarm
- EL Backlight With Afterglow
- Countdown Timer
The Casio Men's G-Shock Digital Watch is currently on offer at Walmart here for 45.49 USD (down from 79.95 USD).
7 – Casio Men's Black G-Shock Watch With Electro-Luminescent Backlight ($41.52)
There's nothing like a quality, durable, water resistant watch that can survive a good deal of raw adventure!
Introducing another impressive, affordable G-Shock; the Casio Men's Black G-Shock Watch With Electro-Luminescent Backlight, is both stylish and rugged in equal measure!
This beastie watch features:
- A Thick, Shock-Resistant Resin Casing
- A Durable, Circular, Mineral Dial Window
- Water Resistance up to 200 Metres
- A Calendar With Day, Date & Month
- A Multi-Function Alarm
- A Countdown Timer
- A Reliable Lithium-Ion Battery
- Accurate Digital Japanese Quartz Movement
The Casio Men's Black G-Shock Watch With Electro-Luminescent Backlight is currently on offer at Walmart here for 41.52 USD (down from 69.95 USD).
*BONUS* – Personalized Watch Box ($28.00)
We just had to quickly to mention this beauty! If you're going to add another watch to the collection, then you may want to add a nice collector's box to your wish list!
The Personalized Watch Box holds up to 10 watches, possesses a clear glass lid to allow for your viewing pleasure, and it also possesses a plush velvet lining.
Currently on sale at Walmart here for 28.00 USD (down from 39 USD) this antique-style case makes for an exquisite home for your growing watch collection!
On a final note, should you wish to check out more of the best selling watches currently on offer at Walmart, you can check out their full collection of men's watches via the button below. Happy shopping!


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There are many things I am proud of in my 22 years of life. Having anxiety doesn't exactly make the top of the list, but it is what it is. Living with anxiety has been far from easy, but after 2 and a half years of battling it, I am finally comfortable enough to share my story.
I suffer from GAD – General Anxiety Disorder. While I used to be incredibly embarrassed by that fact, the more research I do, the more I realize that I'm not alone. Most people don't see this as a big deal because it's not life threatening, (thank goodness!) and because it can't be "seen."
Unfortunately there is such an unfair stigma against mental health. There's so much more to it than what meets the eye, and I'm ready to share that without ANY shame. So, let's dig just a little bit deeper shall we?
What Does It Mean To Have GAD?
Firstly, what does it mean to have anxiety? Well, to be honest, there's a different definition for every sufferer out there. For me, having anxiety means chronic worrying, self-doubt, and over exhaustion of nerves. The simplest of tasks are daunting and we simply have no control over those feelings.
How Does Anxiety Start?
There's really no concrete answer to this. Anxiety can occur at any time to anyone, for any number of reasons. Most commonly, anxiety is triggered by not producing enough serotonin in the brain (also leading to the cause of panic attacks). There's no rhyme or reason for this. Sometimes, anxiety is genetically inherited, other times it literally just happens.
My Story:
In my life, I experienced my first panic attack on my 16th birthday in Disney World. Disney freaking World….of all places! I was having a FABULOUS time and my family and I were waiting for dinner at Planet Hollywood, when all of a sudden, this overwhelming sense of terror consumed my body. At the time, I had no idea what was happening. All I knew was that I had to escape, somehow, someway. When it finally passed, I was exhausted, mentally and physically. I hoped to never experience that again.
Flash forward to February 2013 and once again, out of nowhere, I had the absolute worst panic attack of my life. It was a 2 hour ordeal and from that night forward, I was changed. What was once a rare occurrence became a daily battle. I went into hiding. I distanced myself from my family and friends. I lived in constant shame and self-loathing for having this medical condition. Anxiety was like the big bully on the playground, just lurking around every corner waiting for me. My biggest fear was people finding out what I was going through and judging me. I was way too embarrassed to ask for help, and I thought I could handle it on my own.
Unfortunately, I experienced two major tragedies in a short period of time and my anxiety became worse. It started to affect my health in ways I NEVER expected. After losing both of my grandfathers within a year of each other, juggling being a full time college student, and a large support to my family, my white blood cells began to go through the roof. I had to see a hematologist and it was by far the scariest moment of my life. After ruling out some life threatening disorders (leukemia, etc), I was terrified I had, I discovered that anxiety can raise your blood cells dramatically. And so, the time came for me to get some help and begin to heal myself. I realized by fighting against it & not helping myself, I was only going to become worse. I began to seek counseling and start medication. That moment was the best decision of my life.
For the first time in the LONGEST time, I could breathe. I could resume a normal, healthy lifestyle again. I could go out with my family and friends. I could do all of the normal things that I wanted to do. Don't get me wrong, I still struggle with anxiety. Unfortunately, it's something that doesn't just go away overnight. However; I've learned to accept it. Anxiety and I are by no means friends, but we are no longer enemies either. There's so much more I could say about this illness, but each and every person experiences it differently. I will say this though; the journey I'm on is unique. Anxiety will always be a part of it, but I know I can overcome it. I know I can survive it. This is MY life and my anxiety can't have it anymore.
- Allison
Thank you, Allison for being so brave and sharing your story! Mental health is such a big issue, yet hardly discussed - especially on social media. Every person is affected by their illnesses differently and each journey is unique. The more we talk about this and share our experiences the more informed people will be. We can also learn how to support and uplift those who have these disorders. We know Allison is not alone in her struggles, and we would love to hear more from our Be Bonafide community about your personal journeys with mental health and any other storm you've learned and grown from. You are not alone, no matter what you are dealing with. Love yourselves, because we already do!
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Approved for 2 Ongoing PD Hours
For the purposes of this workshop, attendees will experience a wide variety of loose parts. We will begin with large items for the classroom and then progress into items for outdoor play spaces. Children are innately curious and innovative and by allowing them ample time to explore and a wide array of materials you are giving them a strong foundation for creativity and ingenuity, two characteristics that are essential in the world we live in. Loose parts are items with no prescribed purpose, they allow children to have autonomy and control over their play and the direction it takes. By thinking outside the box and supplying children with these materials you are able to give them the tools they need to become free and creative thinkers.
We will present findings for our own classroom as well as learning stories we have created based on the experiences of the Children in our care, highlighting their growth and learning with respect to loose parts. In addition to this, we will reference books which are important to our own pedagogy's and draw connections between these works of literature and the experiences we see unfolding in our classrooms.
Megan McPhee has been in the child care field for ten years, working primarily with preschool children. In 2012, while working full-time, she graduated from the University of Prince Edward Island with a Bachelor of Arts degree focusing on Political Science and English. While finishing her degree, the opportunity to take the blended ECE program through Holland College arose, and she jumped at the opportunity. In 2016, she graduated with her Early Childhood Education Diploma. In 2017, she was nominated for and later received the Educating with Excellence Award. Megan's passion for loose parts, respecting childhood, and lifelong learning has fueled her journey, allowing her to expand her horizons, better herself as an educator, and find her place as an advocate for the field she loves and the children we care for.
Ashley Bernard graduated from the Early Childhood Care and Education program in 2017. Ashley was inspired to head into this field by another educator who showed her how rewarding it is to work with children and families. She currently works at Little Wonders Early Learning Centre, with the younger preschool children. Ashley's passion lies in supporting children as they grow into competent, capable, compassionate humans through play, respect, and love.


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Pet Tales
Two dogs that have spent too much time at the SLO animal shelter
October is Adopt-a-Shelter-Dog month, and San Luis Obispo County Animal Services volunteer Ellen Perryess kicks off the month with two shelter dogs in search of new homes:
Dogs can't tell time. Whether you've been gone five minutes, an hour or a day — it's forever to them.
Gunther's a boxer mix who's been earnestly looking for a home at the San Luis Obispo County Animal Services shelter for months. He's a handsome boy with a brindle coat and an endearing boxer underbite. He loves people and toys, so it's a treat when someone takes him for a walk and he gets to bring his toy with him.
Being a 6-year-old, he's what many people are looking for: He knows commands, including "sit" and "down," appreciates naps and, though Gunther gets along with mellow dogs such as himself, he prefers hanging out with people to rough-and-tumble dog parks.
Yet time drags on, and neither Gunther or shelter volunteers understand why he hasn't yet found a home.
Mila, a new arrival, is a smart, energetic and affectionate diamond in the rough. She's a gal of action who's quickly gaining skills — learning to walk on a loose leash and discovering the joys of playing with other dogs. But kennel life is too confining for this energetic beauty. She longs to find an adopter who wants to help refine every facet of her personality.
There's an array of timeless dogs and cats looking for homes. For Mila and Gunther — whether they have been waiting to be adopted for an hour or a month — it feels like multiple dog years to them.
For more information about Mila, ID No. 201598, or Gunther, ID No. 188576, call the volunteer line at the San Luis Obispo County Animal Shelter at 781-4413 or visit http://www.sloanimalservices.com.
The Animal Services shelter is at 885 Oklahoma Ave., off Highway 1 in San Luis Obispo.
To see more shelter animals available for adoption, visit http://www.sloanimalservices.com.
The adoption fee is $80 for cats and $105 for dogs, plus a $25 county license fee for dogs if the adopters are San Luis Obispo County residents. The adoption fee includes spay or neuter, basic vaccinations, microchip, eligibility for a free veterinarian check, a new collar and ID tag, and a carrier for cats.
Here's a look at upcoming pet-related events around San Luis Obispo County:
Dogtoberfest planned
Heilmann Dog Park's Dogtoberfest will be from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Atascadero Lake Park. The event includes wiener dog and wiener wannabe races, vendors and nonprofit groups with giveaways and product information, animal adoptions, raffle, barbecue lunch and pet costume contest. Preregistration is $15, $20 day of race. Proceeds benefit Heilmann Dog Park in Atascadero. For more information, call 461-5749 or visit http://www.parks4pups.org.
Blessing of the Animals
A Blessing of the Animals will be from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday at Estero Bay United Methodist Church in Morro Bay.
Bring your cats, dogs, lizards and birds or a picture of your pet. The church is at 3000 Hemlock Ave.
For more information, call 772-7644.
Horse show planned
The Central Coast of California Arabian Horse Association will hold an Open All-Breed Horse Show on Oct. 19 at Cypress Ridge Farms at 4950 Davenport Creek Road in San Luis Obispo. Events include jumping, English, Western, trail, halter, showmanship and a spooktacular costume contest.
For more information, call 466-1138 or visit http://www.cccaha.org.
Foxy Doxy donations
The Foxy Doxy Dachshund and Dog Rescue is seeking donations to purchase a used truck to help with transporting animals to and from adoption events as well as from San Luis Obispo County to the Bakersfield and Fresno areas to rescue dogs in high-kill shelters.
Donations can be sent via PayPal donation link at http://FoxyDoxyDachshundRescue.com or by emailing email@example.com. Checks can be mailed to Foxy Doxy, P.O. Box 1213, Templeton, CA 93465.
Volunteers needed
El Chorro Dog Park needs volunteers to assist in park maintenance, participate in workdays and fun events, and to join the SLO-4-PUPS board.
SLO-4-PUPS is an all-volunteer organization that maintains the dog park with volunteer workers and donations. For more information call 528-5465 or visit http://www.elchorrodogpark.org.
Adopt a cat in SLO
The Feline Network of the Central Coast holds kitten adoptions from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. every Saturday at the Petco in the Madonna Shopping Center in San Luis Obispo.
Kittens and cats have been spayed or neutered, vaccinated, dewormed and tested for leukemia and FIV.
The adoption fee is $60.
For information on adoptions and low-cost spay or neuter in San Luis Obispo or the South County, and help with feral cats, call 549-9228.


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Michigan will not be able to find a better fit than Les Miles
Miles won a national title at LSU. He beat Ohio State in the BCS title game. He has strong Michigan ties as a player under Bo Schembechler in the 1970s, and as assistant coach. He has taken over a program that was down and led it to heights - Oklahoma State.
He is also a dynamic personality. And it doesn't matter if he had a recruiting tiff with former Michigan coach Lloyd Carr. It also doesn't matter if there are all these urban legends being passed around about how he didn't along with some people in the Michigan family - for one reason or another.
It would wise for all those who truly care about Michigan's football program to unite toward a common goal.
Tell me a better coach on the board for Michigan? Nobody. Also, if he takes the job, it would quell the notion Michigan has beg to get a head football coach.
Random Thoughts
- The Red Wings are a team of great character. To go out to Western Canada, with injuries issues like they have, and get six out of six possible points is extraordinary. Vancouver has an exceptional team. The Red Wings beat the Canucks Saturday without Brad Stuart, Pavel Datsyuk and Valtteri Filppula. Henrik Zetterberg played nearly 25 minutes in that game. What a terrific player. Jimmy Howard has improved in the shootouts, another factor.
- Thought the last version of the HBO special on the Winter Classic was the best. Sidney Crosby begging for a penalty shot was pathetic. Capitals coach Bruce Boudreau's comments to the camera as he walked off the ice following his team's victory - and the Penguins' not shaking hands as had been the tradition - was a classic. And just as easily could have been muttered by Red Wing fans everywhere toward the Pens and Crosby.
- Troy Murphy is a good player on a bad team starting forward. He, however, would definitely be a short-term upgrade for the Pistons, who still have a good shot at making the playoffs. And it would mean they have unloaded the contract that is hanging on the franchise - that of Richard Hamilton. But if Rip goes, it will still be a sad day. He has presented much, much more good than bad during his time with the Pistons.
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7 November 2018
From hot flushes and mood swings, to anxiety and extreme fatigue, the symptoms of the menopause can have a profound impact on women, and yet it remains an unspoken truth.
With more women aged over-50 in the workplace than ever before, thousands of people are finding themselves forced to juggle the impact of the menopause with career demands, while employers have failed to keep pace with workers' needs or recognise their significant successes.
But handled right – with empathy and understanding hand-in-hand with practical support measures – employers could hold the key to not only easing the burden, but also celebrating the positive contribution of female workers both during and after the menopause.
A special #talkBECTU union week seminar at the BBC's New Broadcasting House on Monday 5 November saw more than 20 women of all ages come together with the Menopause Exchange to hear more about the menopause and share their experiences.
Amid a healthy mix of laughter, frustration and shared personal experience, the group smashed the menopause taboo and spoke frankly about how employers could better support them.
One woman, whose successful HRT has improved both her emotional and physical wellbeing during this life cycle, has decided to leave the BBC and embark on a freelance career after not feeling supported.
"There needs to be a more positive focus," she said. "We focus on the negatives, but having got the right treatment, I feel absolutely fantastic – better than ever. My employer missed an opportunity to celebrate what I can offer, which is why I've decided to set up my own business."
Another participant agreed, adding: "The menopause is not a disease and there can be so many positives, such as the achievement of coming through the other side."
One woman added: "I feel like I've come out of the closet today! I'd really value a social network where we can support each other informally."
Others explained how simple measures like having easy access to cold water, suitable workplace temperatures and more flexible working can make a huge difference.
BECTU is calling on employers to engage with staff to raise awareness and introduce clear menopause policies setting out their commitments to supporting workers.
BECTU National Officer, Caroline Hemmington, said: "Life doesn't end with the menopause. It's unacceptable for female employees to be brushed aside when the reality is that their experience of the menopause can make their contribution to the workplace more valuable than ever.
"It was great to hear women sharing their experiences and we will continue to press on employers the need to respect and support women before, during and after the menopause."
BECTU's 10 tips for employers to support workers through the menopause include:
- Awareness raising, including training for line managers
- Flexible working
- Workload adjustments
- Changes to sickness policies
- Flexible rest breaks
- Environmental changes, including temperature and ventilation
- Cold drinking water
- Suitable workplace uniforms
- Menopause-specific risk and stress assessments
- Performance policy adjustments


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Country: Italy
Genre(s): Symphonic
Label: Black Widow Records
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: June 2, 2018 (CD, digital), September, 2018 (vinyl)
1. Welcome To Rome (5:58)
2. A Brave Fellow (7:44)
3. Traitor (8:43)
4. Slippery Turns (6:27)
5. Rage And Sorrow (13:13)
6. The Worm (7:54)
7. The Moon Is Down (4:27)
Total Time 54:26
Andrea Massimo: guitar, vocals
Walter Kesten: guitar
Lino Cicala: keyboards
Andrea Zani: keyboards
Tony Alemanno: bass guitar and bass pedal
Matteo Paparazzo: drums
Demetra Fogazza: flute, vocals
The band changed its name from Banaau to Hollowscene. The album features a "concept" titled "Broken Coriolanus" that is formed by the first five tracks. This "concept" is composed on text taken from "Coriolanus" by William Shakespeare and spans the whole tragedy.Media/Samples
Track #6 (titled "The Worm") is based on the poem "The Conqueror Worm" by E.A. Poe. This is a reissue of an original Banaau song from the 90's and has been rearranged (and also expanded) for the new formation.
Track #7 is a cover of the famous "The Moon is Down" by Gentle Giant.
Welcome To Rome
Links (Banaau):
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A New England Food Vision describes a future in which our regional food system supports healthy food for all, sustainable farming and fishing, and thriving communities.
Farm to School helps our most vulnerable populations, including the nearly 1.7 million food insecure households in the Northeast*; grows our economy, by keeping our food purchasing dollars here in the region with Northeast producers; and makes our communities more vibrant while ensuring every child has access to healthy, local food. Not only is Farm to School a market opportunity for farmers, but it helps to grow future generations of consumers tied to local products. And we know that every dollar spent on local foods in school meals contributes an additional 60¢ to the economy.***
In 2017, Northeast schools served close to 410 million meals!** That is an amazing opportunity for connecting kids to where our food comes from and what it does for both our bodies and communities.
* Three-year average between 2014-2016. Data compiled from the FRAC State of the States research.
** Data compiled from the USDA Child Nutrition Tables.
*** 2016 Economic Contribution and Potential Impact of Local Food Purchases Made by Vermont Schools by the University of Vermont's Center for Rural Studies.
"These farms are right in the backyards of these schools; it's a win-win."
— Rick Melone, Owner & Farmer, Clearview Farm, Sterling, MA
The Benefits
- Supports the development of healthy eating habits from an early age.
- Improves the quality of school meals so more kids will eat them, contributing to food security for the whole family.
- Helps to reverse the growing obesity rate: nationally, 1 in 6 kids are obese or overweight.
- Increases how much healthy foods kids eat: it has been shown that students in schools with Farm to School programming eat twice as many fruits and vegetables as the national average.
- Helps to increase consumption of healthy school meals means all kids are ready to learn and have an equal start.
- Provides opportunities for hands-on, community-based learning that engages all learners.
- We know that when children are well fed they have fewer discipline incidents and are able to engage in learning.
- Brings money to local farmers, fishermen, and food producers.
Invests federal school meal dollars in our local economy.
Increases student meal participation, supporting financially healthy school meal programs.
Creates workforce development and job creation opportunities.
- Keeps local land in farming.
- Reduces food transportation meaning less greenhouse gas emissions.
- Reduces food waste on the farm and at school.


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|Brother Andre
|Andre, honored by the CSC
Sick folks began to visit Brother Andre for prayer and comfort. He sometimes rubbed them with oil from one of the chapel lamps. He often solicited prayers on their behalf from Saint Joseph, with whom he felt an especially close bond. As word of miraculous cures spread, folks began to swarm in to seek Andre's help. Although he insisted, "I am nothing … only a tool in the hands of Providence, a lowly instrument at the service of St. Joseph," his prayers and comfort became so popular that his superiors acquired a trolley stop across the street to use as a reception center for him. Doctors denounced him as a quack, but the faithful still solicited his help. His superiors in the CHC, though suspicious of where such mystic faith could lead, had little choice but to support him in the face of such popularity.
For a long time, Brother Andre desired that a oratory be dedicated to Saint Joseph on Mount Royale (Montreal). Snopes.com declares the following story as legend, but they're empiricists at heart. Andre and some other brothers climbed Mount Royale and buried giuseppini (St. Joseph medallions) on the parcel of land they wished to acquire. The owners sold soon after. Whether there is a connection between that and the current practice of burying statuettes of St. Joseph on property you wish to sell may be uncertain, but I am willing to take the first part of the legend on faith.
|Centennial postage stamp of the Oratory
Simple man + simple faith + simple vision = many things wondrous and good. On this Feast of the Epiphany / Theophany, my prayer is that our modernity and urbanity do not impede our faith.


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Gilliland Wins Second Straight Pole At Kern/
Zach Catanzareti, NASCARHomeTracks.com
March 23, 2017 - 7:45pm
Bakerfield, Calif. - 2017 just keeps getting better for Todd Gilliland.
After leading the lone practice session, Gilliland backed the result up with the pole position during group qualifying at Kern County Raceway Park.
With an 18.210-second lap, the reigning NASCAR K&N Pro Series West champion scorched the field by beating second-place Chris Eggleston by 0.215 seconds.
For the 16-year-old from Sherrills Ford, North Carolina, the 21 Means 21 Pole Award is his second straight at Kern County, his second straight of 2017 and his sixth in the last nine West Series races.
Eggleston, who won last week at Tucson Speedway, is the only driver eligible for the $100,000 prize if he can win at Kern County and the twin races at Irwindale Speedway on Saturday. He wont be far from the front, as he earned his third runner-up qualifying effort in the last four races.
Behind the familiar front row is Will Rodgers, who is hot off a career-high finish of fifth last week at Tucson Speedway, in third followed by Matt Levin and six-time series winner Michael Self the top five.
With Derek Kraus in sixth, Julia Landauer, Blaine Perkins, David Mayhew and Nicole Behar completed the top-10 starters.
Justin Funkhouser experienced the only significant issue of the session when the hood of his No. 5 Chevrolet came loose while entering the half-mile track. He was unable to complete a timed lap.


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Despite their infamous reputation for being fiercely unbiased and carefree, cats want care and a spotlight like another pet. Consider the toy as prey that will get caught but manages to wiggle away a couple of instances. If you happen to live with more than one cat, hopefully, they have an excellent relationship and spend time taking part in together. You'll be able to increase the curiosity your cat exhibits in a toy by rubbing the toy in catnip (Nepeta cataria).
Then, most significantly, let her catch it — if you happen to're enjoying with a laser pointer, change to something tangible. Engaging the searching instincts of your cat is a great way to make playtime stimulating and enjoyable in your cat. As soon as the cats are separated, lower the lights to help them feel a little extra hidden which can create calm.
In some cases, a mini reintroduction may need to be done to assist the cats be taught to really feel snug with one another again. They only sit and watch me play with their toys. You would be shocked what a ½ hour a day of playtime and enjoyable can do for a cat's emotional and bodily well being.
By playing with their siblings in addition they enhance and refine their social and communication abilities. A exercise for cats? Hours spent every day seeking out, stalking, pouncing upon, and catching mice helped maintain a cat entertained and bodily fit. HOWEVER, one factor I can inform you once you maintain a litter together there's NEVER a problem with playtime.
If in case you have a somewhat timid cat, go for a toy that is more primary and easy for her to conquer. Children may be frightened by cats that do this after they have not realized to be gentle or to carry again in play. Cats can change into tired of the identical toys so make sure you swap the toys every few days to maintain your cat involved.


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Skip to comments.Al Qaeda Higher-up Nicknamed 'Abu Reuters'
Posted on 08/25/2006 6:16:34 AM PDT by Halfmanhalfamazing
It turns out that Osama bin Laden valued the western media so much that one of his media advisers had the pseudonym "Abu Reuters." Al Qaeda videos are specifically designed for play in the Western media, with its own production company providing English subtitles. Said one CNN producer, "The media meant and still means a lot to them.
(Excerpt) Read more at newsbusters.org ...
Whatever happened to that old talking point "the american people have a right to know"?
Mark Steyn mentioned that yesterday during his stint as guest host for the Rush Limbaugh Show. BTW, he did a magnificent job.
Reuters Photo fraud:
He certainly did. Awesome show - a great sub for Rush.
Even bin Laden knows they're on his side.
I'm sure Reuters is proud of this accomplishment.
So the obvious question is: does the drive-media consider this is problem? or in fact are they delighted to have played such a crucial role in helping al-Qaida as to be honored for it in this way?
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Are you tired of the endless hours of presidential candidate debates, in which important issues seem to vanish into personalities, egos, and pundit prattle? Free yourself from the vicious election cycle and dive into the fresh approach of Grace, a captivating new play that doesn't merely give a nod to timely issues; instead, this expert cast—led by the mesmerizing Lynn Redgrave, in a fiercely powerful and devastatingly potent performance—attacks, engages, flips, and wrestles with the timely topic (and inherent problems) of contemporary religion. An acclaimed import from London (you even get to leave the country!), Grace sets up a provocative dialogue, but not between nations or candidates. Instead, writers Mick Gordon and AC Grayling construct a rift between two warring forces within a timeless construct: a family. On one side, Grace Friedman (Redgrave) is a rigid rationalist and a determined atheist; an outspoken professor and lecturer on the "absurdity" of religion, she finds solace in reason and the indisputable evidence of scientific facts. So when her beloved son, Tom (Oscar Isaac), announces his disillusionment with practicing law and his intention to become an Episcopalian priest, he doesn't just shake up Grace's world, he throttles it.
Before Tom's momentous announcement, we get a sense of the Friedman family life: stark candidness is encouraged ("Mom! Too much information!" Tom protests when Grace shares one of her torrid youthful sexual encounters), everything is up for debate, and there are no rules against chemical experimentation (Tom gleefully remembers the time when he spiked his father's dinner with a crushed Ecstasy tablet). Most significantly, this is a family alive with intellectual energy and affection: when Tom arrives with his fiancée Ruth (K.K. Moggie), the foursome immediately swings into the easy rhythms of familiar conversation.
But Tom's disclosure throws the group into their own corners—Tom's father, Tony (Philip Goodwin), who is Jewish, attempts to play peacemaker between his wife and son, who launch into fiery, emphatic, and exhilarating debates. "It's faith or reason," Grace argues, but Tony protests that there is not simply religion and non-religion; instead, he aspires to turn "bad religion" into "good religion"—a faith that will appeal to thinking, moderate, self-critical people.
Gordon and Grayling move the arguments beyond oversimplification: when Grace accuses Tom of being nothing more than a "salesman," he retorts that he was more of a salesman when he was practicing law, and then accuses her of being the fundamentalist for her rigid devotion to the laws of science.
The scenes vault back and forth across time, overlapping and often seeming to tear away at each other. As director Joseph Hardy has brilliantly conceived it, this potent topic may be cerebral, but its animation is both hauntingly acute and brutally visceral.
And his fantastic cast is well up to the task, attacking the material with extraordinary articulation and sophisticated depth. Redgrave and Isaac's verbal duels are thrilling duets of vigorous elocution, and as the doting father figure, Goodwin offers an unforgettable, generous performance steeped in dry wit. On the periphery of the family, Moggie is commanding as the no-nonsense Ruth, a pragmatic lawyer who doesn't believe in God. As Ruth navigates the minefield of issues in the Friedman family and struggles to understand Tom's decision, Moggie carefully peels away Ruth's layers to reveal a core of surprising complexity.
Tobin Ost's sleek, spare, and modern set provides an elegant canvas for these vibrant debates, and Fabian Obispo's punctuated sound design crisply launches the characters into each scene.
When a tragic event intercedes and further unravels the characters' lives, ideological dilemmas shift into personal crises. This careful attention to an issue's power to inform both your heart and your head makes Grace an emotional and cerebral firecracker of a show—unlike most political debates, this drama will leave you satiated yet itching for more.


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Yoga + Ayurveda: Balancing Vata
Although the sun is still claiming some of its powers, I can't help but notice the crispy morning air and the darkness creeping in a bit too early for my taste. While I am resistant to let go of the bright and warm summer days, the seasons are changing and nature starts to influence our physical state along with our mind set and emotions.
We are now entering the Vata season, a combination of Air and Space elements, based on the concept of Ayurveda. The principle of movement dominates our entire being and when not balanced, it can bring up more distraction, restlessness, anxiety, insomnia and constipation into our life.
Since we don't have much influence over Mother Nature, we can ease this transition by adapting a suitable yoga practice as well as applying a couple of simple Ayurvedic tips to stay on top of our game during this Autumn season.
As the Vata energy is considered cold, light and dry, make sure you create a warm and nurturing environment before you start, followed by calming pranayama such as Anuloma Viloma (Alternate Nostril Breathing). Switch to gentle, restorative and meditative yoga practice this time of year and perform asanas slowly and gently, holding each posture longer than required and avoiding the use of force. Keeping the energy firm, relaxed and centered is the key to sustain your enthusiasm and concentrate in the present moment.
High Lunge + Parivrtta Parsvakonasana (Revolved Side Angle Pose)
Parivrtta Janu Sirsasana (Revolved Head-to-Knee Pose) + Upavistha Konasana (Wide-Angle Seated Forward Bend)
Janu Sirsasana (Head-to-Knee Forward Bend)
Eat food that is warm, cooked, more oily and nourishing as the wind dries out our system, causing constipation, dry skin and cracking joints. Sweet/sour fruits, root vegetables and whole grains are a perfect option. Instead of dry and cold food (nuts or dried fruits) choose soups, stews and casseroles. Drink plenty of warm water, herbal teas and hot milk with some cinnamon, cardamom, turmeric and saffron.
Massage your body with warm sesame seed oil as often as possible. Follow it with a warm shower or bath. It will not only nourish and lubricate your tissues but it will also have a detoxifying effect.
Introduce routine and relaxation into your life. Make your bedroom a place to rest, where TV, phone or laptop are banned, well at least after 10pm. Wake up naturally or accompanied by a soothing, gradual and positive alarm that will gently welcome you to a new day. Any kind of stimulation is not recommended, so instead of sipping triple shot coffee while still half asleep try a natural alternative by mixing 1tbs of Chyawanprash (natural supplement) in hot water.
Special thanks to Aneta Podlaska of Free Flow Ayurveda for sharing her Ayurvedic tips.


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Grab a cup of coffee and join us as we meet Councilmembers Dave Morell and Marty Campbell. Learn about their hobbies, their top priorities and some funny stories as they navigate the first few months on the job.
Pierce County Executive Bruce Dammeier and County Council Chair Doug Richardson cover funding priorities like behavioral health, affordable housing, and biennial budgeting.
Are you tired of the long commute to Seattle? New companies and jobs could be headed to the South Sound in 2019, with an opportunity to grow the technology sector. We'll dive into the decision by Pierce County leaders to offer a $275 job credit to employers.
There is 21 miles of Foothills Trail to enjoy in Pierce County. See the coolest parts of the new section from South Prairie to Buckley. And hear the latest construction plans for other trail connections in Puyallup, University Place and Tacoma.
Lake Tapps is a fantastic spot for boating and swimming, but its frigid water is responsible for drownings nearly every year. Hear from experts to find out what to know before you head to the lake.
Pierce County isn't immune to the Opioid Crisis. For County officials and medical professionals, the challenge of stopping this problem is daunting but not out of reach. Find out what new strategies Pierce County is trying.
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Pune: Actor Gajendra Chauhan took charge as the chairman of the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) even as the students staged a massive protest against his appointment on Thursday.
Soon after his arrival here, Chauhan chaired the first meeting of the newly constituted FTII Society in Pune.
However, his first day in office saw a large numbers of students staging a protest against Chauhan outside the FTII campus, which forced the authorities to use mild lathi charge to disperse the agitating students.
As per reports, over 20 students were detained while protesting against Chauhan outside the FTII campus. A large numbers of students were seen carrying placards and shouting slogans 'Gajendra Chauhan go back'.
The FTII has been in news for several months due to a series of protests by students over the actor's appointment.
Undeterred by the students' protest, Chauhan - a BJP member – had earlier said that he only wanted to focus on doing his job.
"I have been ordered by the government, and I will do my job. Let me go there and see. I can't comment on what they will do, but I am ready to do my job," Chauhan said.
The 59-year-old joined the office seven months after his appointment as FTII chief.
"We will be finalising the governing council and then other agenda will be discussed," Chauhan had said earlier.
Chauhan's appointment was followed by a series of protests by students and celebrated alumni of the premier film institute. Students had even gone on an indefinite strike in June last year as they questioned his professional credibility to lead the institute due to lack of "stature" and "vision".
The students finally withdrew the strike in October after 139 days.
Best known for essaying the role of 'Yudhishthir' in BR Chopra's "Mahabharat", Mr Chauhan has also appeared in small roles in films like "Tumko Na Bhool Paayenge" and "Baghban".
He was appointed as FTII chairman on June 9, 2015.


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LR (oldest son) and MS (middle son) called to tell me they were coming home for spring break. Not too unusual, LR is home about twice per month and MS comes home about three times per month. But they still don't "live" at home anymore, so I get excited each time. Excited about having all my boys home…more people to love on. Just like my Nana, I show love by cooking.
I made lasagna.
Baked a whole chicken (I have three meat eaters in the house)…
and I decided to make a big pot of beans.
I thought about black beans, you can easily replace the orca beans with black beans in this recipe, but when I was at the grocery store I saw this beautiful black and white bean. I love food and I really love pretty things. So, I decided to go with these…happy, happy, joy, joy!
With just 1/4 cup I had 10 grams of protein and 17 grams of fiber. They were soooo good! This is something you need to try.
With all that goodness you need some corn muffins. Try my sweet potato muffins with this recipe.
Don't forget a glass of sweet tea.
Let me know how you enjoyed your beans. I'd also like to know if you substituted another bean for the orca.
What was your favorite bean?
Orca Beans…in Black & White
2 Cups Orca Heritage Beans
8 Cups Vegetable Broth
4 Whole Bay Leaves
3 Whole Garlic Cloves - Minced
1/2 Tablespoon Jalapeño - Coarsely Chopped
1/2 Tablespoon Coriander Seed
1 Medium Yellow Onion - Chopped
1 Teaspoon Pink Himalayan Salt
1 Tablespoon Cumin
1/2 TablespoonSmoked Mild Paprika
Rinse the beans well. Add beans, vegetable broth and bay leaves to a large pot. Bring to a boil. Once the beans boil, turn the temperature to medium-low and cook for 45 − 50 minutes until the beans are tender.
Add all other ingredients and cook for an additional 15 minutes.
Adjust salt and jalapeño to taste.
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Leaf Table
The Leaf is a great place to set your book and a mug of tea. The white ash base is three pieces that are lap jointed together, hand sculpted, and finished with a clear water-based topcoat. The top is a solid slab of white ash beveled, scrub-planed, and stained black. The two are joined with a wedged through tenon. No screws or nails to be found.


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Commuters throughout the city of Scottsdale are preparing to ditch their automobiles for a simpler mode of transportation on Wednesday, April 19, to participate in Bike to Work Day.
Bike to Work Day is a day designated as part of Valley Bike Month festivities to give bike commuting a try, according the city of Scottsdale website.
The city recommends a number of tips for riders to consider to have a successful and enjoyable trip to work.
Tips for residents participating in Bike to Work Day:
- Use bike maps to play your route ahead of time: Riders might not take the same route they would in a car, and there's often a quieter or more scenic option on paths or through neighborhoods. Check-out this interactive map for citywide bikeways, unpaved trails and path crossings like tunnels and bridges: http://eservices.scottsdaleaz.gov/maps/public-amenities
- Try a practice run: Before having to bike on a schedule, try to plan out your route.
- Check out the bike a few days before trying the full commute: Make sure the tires aren't losing air, chain is moving and shifting smoothly and brakes are working properly.
- Is there support at work? Find out what, if any, support your office provides for bike commuters, such as showers for employees.
- Put together a biking essentials kit: At a minimum, bring the following items: water, helmet, sunscreen and a bike clock.
- Will lighting be needed? If there's any chance of biking in the dark, riders will also need a front light and a red rear reflector or light, which are required by law. Bike shops will have the most selection, but the minimum lights can be purchased for less than $10 at hardware stores, discount department stores like Target or Walmart, and sporting goods stores.
- Freshen up at work: Riders will probably also want to bring a toiletries kit to freshen up when they get to work, and if riding in work clothes isn't an option, some riders might need to bring a change of clothes. Consider bringing these items in earlier in the week to have less to carry.
- Consider finding a bike buddy: Depending on the size of an office, riders might be able to find a co-worker who bikes from the same part of town. If there aren't partners within the office, Valley Metro offers a Share the Ride program here: https://www.sharetheride.com/public/Home.aspx
- If riders are riding alone, let someone know: Make sure a friend or co-worker knows of employees commuting by bike and when they should expect to either see or hear from the rider.
- Have a fully-charged cell phone and a backup plan: Just as drivers would with a car, make sure to have a backup plan in case of bike problems or an emergency. It's a good idea to bring a bus card or money for a cab, or have a ride service contact.
- Get out of the all-or-nothing mentality: Riders don't have to bike 20 miles or 15 miles, or event five miles, if they don't want to. Riders can participate in Bike to Work Day anyway they want. Maybe that means driving to a Park and Ride, and then biking to work from there. Combining a bike ride with public transportation is another option.
In addition to participating in a city-wide initiative, reducing pollution and congestion, riders can be rewarded with a Starbucks discount and a free t-shirt.
Send a photo during the bike commute, with your name, address and shirt size to Susan Conklu at firstname.lastname@example.com, to receive a free bike month t-shirt while supplies last, the city website states.
Starbucks at the following locations are offering a discount for Bike to Work Day riders. On April 19, patrons who are participating in Bike to Work Day will receive 20 percent off their order order:
- Scottsdale Road and Thomas Road;
- Scottsdale Road and Goldwater Boulevard;
- Scottsdale Road and Indian School Road;
- Scottsdale Fashion Square Mall;
- Hilton Village;
- Scottsdale Road and Indian Bend Road;
- Hayden and Osborn roads;
- Hayden Road and McCormick Parkway.
Riders participating in Bike to Work Day are encouraged to share their photos and stories on social media using #BikeScottsdale and #ValleyBikeMonth.
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Organic Herbal Infusion
Ingredients: Aniseed (90%), Fennel
Soil Association Certified Organic
Making it perfect: 1 pyramid per mug. Always use fresh water, bring to boil, infuse for 2-3 minutes. Cool down to safe temperature (not more than 37OC) and give 2-3 spoonful's, 3-4 times a day directly or can be added to formula. For babies from week 2 onwards. For grown-ups simply add 1 pyramid per mug. Always use fresh water, bring to boil and infuse for 3-5 minutes.
Storage: Store in a dry and light protected place


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Tuition - $45
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Demystifying Jewelry Techniques: A Lecture Style Sampler Class
Instructor: Steven Brownlee
This class is designed specifically for those of you who want to understand some of what jewelry making is about, and what the possibilities are within the trade, or for those of you that are not sure what class is right for you. This is a fantastic class that will cover 90% of the techniques out there to create jewelry, from the most common to some special techniques not so common. Below are some of the techniques we will be talking about. This is a lecture style class so be ready to take notes!
Wire Working
Fabrication and Soldering
Wax Carving and Casting
Precious Metal Clay (PMC)
Stone Setting
Repurposing Scrap Metal
Cold Connections
Chain Making
Chasing and Repoussé
Etching and Electroforming


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Student Clubs & Activities
Written by PCHES Web Team Reporters
Fifth and sixth graders participate in VEX. They meet after school during 1st and 2nd quarter on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The members build a robot to meet a specific task while learning teamwork and individual responsibilities.
"I enjoy VEX because it tells me about teamwork and problem solving. I like joining other people and getting to know other people." - Zion
Mr. Hill and Coach Cameron run the basketball team. Fifth and sixth graders can join. They meet Monday through Thursday. It runs during the fall with a championship meet in November to play against other elementary schools in Pearl City.
"Basketball is fun and it is a good exercise. My favorite game in basketball is Toughman." -Nehla
Every Monday and Tuesday, 5th and 6th grade have an activity called Pathways. Pathways is a activity for everyone in 5th and 6th grade. Pathways helps students learn different things that you can do in your everyday life. There are different classes such as Photoshop, STEM, weird science, and more.
Fifth and sixth graders get to join track. They start track team in fourth quarter and practice skills four days a week after school from 2:30 to 4:00. Track activities include running, softball throw, and long jump. Then all the schools in the district go to the Pearl City High School Track and have a Track Meet.
Crazy 8s Math Club
Every week the Crazy 8s Math Club 2 have different activities applying math. They also did a glowstick project which applied math. It is run by Mrs. Greenland and Miss Yamaguchi for eight weeks. Third and fourth graders can join. It's fun for the kids to have an activity after school.
"Crazy 8s is fun because we do activities out of different materials involving math and measurement." -Kaitlyn
PCHES Productions
PCHES Productions allows students to participate in a Language Arts program using media. 5th and 6th grade students are selected by their teachers. This program enriches their reading and writing skills in various ways-film production, web page, yearbook. Their room number is 15 and they do it daily from 10:00 - 11:45am.
Fifth and sixth graders have a choice of doing a club called CPO. CPO stands for Campus Police Officer. CPO officers work before, during, and after school every school day. They greet parents so they feel welcomed, put up and take down the flag, and make sure students are showing safe behaviors. There are about 3 sixth grade captains for each platoon.
"I enjoy CPO because I get to help students be safe during school." - Samantha
Student Council
Every other Friday, the student council team meets with Mrs. Ginoza, our counselor. When they start their meeting, they talk about concerns in the school and try and solve problems to make the school better. When the meeting is over, the members report to their classes and then ask them about any concerns that are going on in school. The student council also plans fun events like Spirit Week. Having fun is one of the most important parts of student council.
"We can talk about things that go around in school and have fun." -Sophia
Science Club
First to fifth graders can be in the Science Club. Members go to Mrs. Montgomery's class every other Tuesday at 2:15. Members do experiments such as grow crystals and make slime.
"I like Science Club because we get to have fun doing experiments and I like to play games after the lesson." -Nicholas
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Morning Kidz Kare: 6:00 a.m. to 7:45 a.m. Call Rene Morikawa at (808)220-6485
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Kumon: 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Tues&Fri) 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (Sat) (808)373-0754
Bricks 4 Kidz: www.bricks4kidz.com/hawaii-oahu-honolulu/
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Due to our extensive schools network across the North West, castles are continuously actively seeking qualified primary school teachers for a number of schools in the region.
Our client schools are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and your people and expect all staff to share this commitment.
Any successful candidate will have QTS and at least 1 year of experience teaching at the primary school level. If you are suitably qualified and wish to be considered for these outstanding opportunities, please get in touch as soon as possible with an up-to-date CV and referee details.
Whilst Castles are based in the heart of Manchester, we also recruit qualified primary school teachers for schools in the London area.
As with any primary school teacher vacancy, London vacancies are no exception and applicants must have QTS and at least 1 year of experience at this level. If you have a recognised teaching qualification and the right to work in the UK, you will be eligible to be considered for the post.
Passion, enthusiasm, sensitivity, heart and humour.
Passion for knowledge. Passion for teaching. Passion for kids.
Castles candidates have that special something to become superstars—and we will settle for nothing less! Teaching requires an unwavering enthusiasm in the classroom and the desire to do that little bit extra.
If a teacher has no understanding of another's feelings, the teacher will most likely be ineffective.
We look for heart. Is this a career that you are determined to make a success? We are interested in a teaching candidate that addresses the whole child and supports the parents and community when required.
A good sense of humour is crucial. Keeping students and colleagues motivated requires a sense of humour. A primary teacher must be able to take a joke or give one, a person who can lighten up. Quite often a person is too serious will not survive.


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Areas of Expertise: Elections, Institutions, Democratization, Eastern Europe
BA, Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski, History, 1980
MS, Florida State University, Political Science, 1997
PhD, Florida State University,Political Science, 2000
My research and teaching interests include political institutions with a special emphasis on electoral systems and reform, East European democratic transition, and comparative environmental policies. I have been the recipient of several grants, among which are the American Political Science Small Research Grant (2002) for field research on the Balkans and a Fellowship Program award from the German Marshall Fund of the United States (2003-2004) for assessment of the success of European environmental agreements. My book, Bulgaria 1879-1946: The Challenge of Choice (Columbia University Press), explores Bulgarian parliamentary elections, party strategies, and voter behavior. Other publications include book chapters on political representation, and journal articles in American Journal of Political Science, Electoral Studies, Journal of Peace Research, European Journal of Political Research, Political Research Quarterly, Party Politics, and Europe-Asia Studies. I have conducted field research in Bulgaria, Serbia, and Macedonia. My professional associations include the American Political Science Association, the Midwest Political Science Association, and the American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies.
My primary teaching area is comparative politics. The courses I have developed for undergraduates are: the lower level "Introduction to Comparative Politics" and the upper level "Russian Politics," "Politics of Eastern Europe," "Comparative Electoral Behavior," and "Presidents and Assemblies of the World." These courses are closely related to my geographic area of specialization and to my research. Having lived many of the changes in Eastern Europe, I use examples from my personal experiences and bring my unique perspective to the students. In addition, I have also designed and taught "Introduction to Political Economy" and "Research Methods in Political Science." At the graduate level, I teach four courses. The "Seminar in Comparative Politics" is a core requirement that introduces students to the development and the achievements of the subfield. "Comparative Institutional Choice" deals with the importance of political institutions, and "Democratic Transitions" explores the complex and often contradictory character of the transformation from authoritarianism to democracy. "Teaching Political Science" is a course created for first-year graduate students and introduces them to the challenges of instruction in political science.
My most recent article on the effects of corruption on voters, "Abstain or Rebel: Corruption Perceptions and Voting in East European Elections," just came out in the August issue of Politics & Policy.


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Here's Why You Should Consider Winter Tires: Video
Last week, we ran posts about how to drive safely in snow, and how to properly winterize your car. In both of them, we mentioned that if you live in a place where you're going to have to deal with snow, you should really consider switching over to a set of proper winter tires for the season.
And as you can tell from the title of this post, we obviously stand by that advice? That said, we just stumbled across the great video from our friends at Tire Rack, who put together a great video showing exactly how much of a difference having the proper rubber on your vehicle can make when driving in snowy, icy conditions.
Because while modern cars are packing a virtual arsenal of driver aids, it's important to remember that the tires are the only part of your vehicle that's actually designed to touch the road. So making sure they're up to what you'll ask of them is crucial to achieve maximum safety and performance. Check out the video below for a practical demonstration of just how much snow tires can improve your experience in a winter wonderland, and if you're ready to upgrade your ride's shoes, head to your local AutoNation dealer. The techs there will have everything you need to stay safe on the road this winter!


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Investment Real Estate Associates, or IREA, sold a Vallarta Supermarket in Van Nuys for $13M. The 35,295 SF property is at 16105-16153 Victory Blvd in Van Nuys.
IREA SVP Yubin Tao repped the seller, a private investment firm, and the buyer, a private family trust.
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I'm planning to restart the weekly developer hangouts I was running from my Google+ profile now that invites are no longer required and screen and document sharing have been added.
Next Friday I hope to be talking about iPhone 4s, Nexus Prime, and whether node.js really is a cancer or if node.js is not cancer.
If you're planning on coming, give me a shout here, or on my Google+ page, and please spread the word.


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International Law for Seagoing Officers.
Brittin, Burdick H. and Liselotte B. Watson.
Annapolis: Naval Institute Press, 1973. 8vo. 537 pp. Spine ends and corners are lighlty bumped, former owners name to ffep, light rubbing along dj edges. Book is in excellent condition. This book is a readily understandable text covering the fundamentals of the theory and practice of International Law as it affects those at sea. Near Fine in Near Fine dj Cloth Hard Cover 0870213032 (Item ID: 71076)
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Boulders - Twins
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Twins is an inspired variation of the Push/Pull figure, with the same idea of two humps featuring spaces for the child to walk or crawl through. However, the second hump is taller this time in order to allow a peep-hole to be carved into the top portion, like a window into what's on the other side. This model of Twins is built from plywood and matched to the Boulders Plywood collection, but can also be utilized in any setting. This piece is also carefully designed to incorporate a suitable fall zone and gentle impact attenuation, making it exceedingly safe for any age group.
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Where applicable, suitable fall zone and impact attenuation surface will be required subject to certifier's recommendation.
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Disclaimer: Please note that some of the concept designs displayed here have not yet been built and due to continuing improvements in design and manufacture, actual product may differ slightly from the product displayed.


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One Year in Toronto: Feel the beat of the music
It wasn't supposed to turn out like this. I was meant to marry a pastor, a missionary. Like the tall stranger I met the first month of my freshman year of college, his shock of sandy brown hair falling over his eyes, the same boy who took me on midnight walks and played his guitar. He works full-time for a student ministry. Or the baseball player who sat behind me in American history, who graduated and played minor league ball, with whom I broke up up the second day of his visit to France where I was studying. He's a missionary in Eastern Europe. But the boy I fell in love with, the boy I stuck with, the boy I knew I could marry because he was the only boy I had ever admired and felt hopelessly inadequate for, that long-haired boy with the flannel cap and blue fleece, well, he was a math major. We traveled to Mali together for a summer missions' project after our junior year and fell in love under the African moon. He loved Jesus, just didn't want to be a pastor.
It wasn't supposed to turn out like this, me married to an executive. The consolation long ago was that at the very least, if we weren't going to serve in any sort of official ministry capacity, we'd at least take those executive dreams and go abroad, living the gospel in less-saturated places.
For so many years, time passed us by. Our letter of willingness was written and waiting for the winds of a call; we'd let ourselves be sent. And the recruiters brought opportunities for Paris, London, Switzerland. Nothing ever materialized.
And then Toronto.
I suppose deep down in my gut I've been struggling to make sense of this script in the making. I have long lived weighed down by my burdened categories of right and good. It's right to be poor. It's good to be a pastor. It's best to do what my brother-in-law and sister-in-law have done, giving up ambition, money, and safety and moving into Chicago's West Side, where little girls die on their front porches because gangs fight with guns.
But can Jesus call people to run companies, to live in Toronto and send their children to private school?
I posted months ago about the sight of Glen Campbell giving a concert, and initially, before my friend and I recognized Campbell and remembered that he'd been recently diagnosed with Alzheimer's, we had thought it strange how the teleprompter scrolled at his feet. We watched his clumsy and awkward movements, concluded he was drunk.
I've thought so often about Campbell, thought about how living life with the expectations of others scrolling at our feet ends up making us look terribly strange and clumsy. I should know. I've done it long enough. I've lived in the fear that either what I would choose to do or leave undone would somehow give you reason to judge me. I've been living to answer that grace-less, clumsy question: "Am I enough?" I've worked my fingers to the bone for a unanimous yes.
You want to find the wings of your call? You, little you, with the clammy hands?
Close your eyes, and feel the beat of the music. Dance like a fool.


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Well, after that brief morning of hope from Japan, back to the grim reality of western Vita ownership, with the news that Betty Boop Bop, a game heading to iOS and Android will also hit the Vita this year. The celuloid songstress, originally sketched by Max Fleischer, and heart breaker is a million miles from Hatsune Miku, but likely a progenitor for many a singing starlet.
The actual game will offer rhythm touch action with some 21 songs to boop along to long. Audio examples here with Betty artwork cards to collect as prizes for doing well. There's no in-app purchases, so if the gameplay is solid, perhaps there's more to Betty than meets the boop!


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Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) is a virus that attacks the patient's immune system. As a result, the patient is unable to fight infections or other diseases.
HIV is transmitted when a person shares IV needles of an infected person, comes in contact with blood and fluids of the infected person or has sexual contact with an HIV infected patient.
The CNA should be careful and follow all safety measures when handling body fluids and blood of an infected patient. It is possible to get HIV due to needlestick injuries and also when handling other equipment that can cause cuts or injuries. However, it is important to note that HIV does not spread by touching or coughing an infected person.
HIV eventually progresses to AIDS or Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome that further weakens the patient's immune system and makes him prone to several diseases.
HIV/AIDS has no cure and the patient with this condition needs early treatment for infection, pain, and weakness. As the patient's immune system is not working properly, there can be other health problems such as drug dependency, nausea, and vomiting. Even though HIV is a chronic disease and has no cure, the condition is manageable if the patient starts treatment on time.
The caregiver should encourage the patient to take the prescribed medications. It is important to inform the patient about his health condition so that he does not have any misconceptions related to the disease. It is also important to provide a great amount of emotional support and care to such patients. A CNA should be non-judgmental when providing care and also build a good rapport with the patient. This will encourage the patient to be co-operative in the plan of care and also accept their health condition.
As with other conditions, the family members and support groups should be involved in the patient's plan of care. This will provide hope and confidence to the patient and further improve his life.


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This morning I am am going to reflect on the second "1" in our covenant IRCO 111.1 which it to set aside at least once a week to spend one solid hour of more in prayer over your ministry and the ministry of our church.
"No one can believe how powerful prayer is and what it can effect, except those who have learned it by experience. Whenever I have prayed earnestly, I have been heard and have obtained more than I prayed for. God sometimes delays, but He always comes." ― Martin Luther
"There is no power like that of prevailing prayer - of Abraham pleading for Sodom, Jacob wrestling in the stillness of the night, Moses standing in the breach, Hannah intoxicated with sorrow, David heartbroken with remorse and grief, Jesus in sweat and blood. Add to this list from the records of the church your personal observation and experience, and always there is cost of passion unto blood. Such prayer prevails. It turns ordinary mortals into men of power. It brings power. It brings fire. It brings rain. It brings life. It brings God."…."Satan dreads nothing but prayer. His one concern is to keep the saints from praying. He fears nothing from prayerless studies, prayerless work, prayerless religion. He laughs at our toil, he mocks our wisdom, but he trembles when we pray." ― Samuel Chadwick
Prayer is not a last desperate hope in a losing battle, prayer is the greatest hope on which all battles are won. Prayer is the life breath of Christians and the church. We breath or we die, we pray or we die.Something miraculous and powerful happens through Gods grace in us when we set aside a large block of time of an hour or more to pray. The enemy knows this and he will use anything from a dripping faucet to social media to interrupt it. Some of us just have a hard time focusing on prayer for an hour and our minds drift and wonder. Don't get discouraged, keep at it!
As a prayer aid I am giving you a great tool for prayer I received from Curtis Seargent, it is the Prayer Wheel. The Prayer Wheel divides on hour of prayer into twelve, 5 minute long each sections. The prayer Wheel is a wheel or pie that has 12 slices. Each "slice" is 5 minutes long. It aides you remaining focused in praying for n hour by breakingthe hour down into 5 minutes sections. I have listed the 12 sections of the Prayer Wheel. Before you begin set the timer on your phone for 5 minutes or look at you clock. Then begin and spend 5 minutes in #1. Praise. After 5 minutes move to #2 Waiting. Continue praying this way through #12 and your hour of prayer will be complete. You can modify the time per section to 2 minutes each if you are at lunch or only have 30 minutes to pray, or add minutes to each section if you have more time to pray.
I pray you will commit to spending at least one solid hour a week in prayer. I would recommend you watch the movie "War Room" which is a great movie on the power of prayer.
Please share your comments on prayer. I would also love to hear reflections from those who have spent an hour of time using the Prayer Wheel.
Start your prayer hour by praising the Lord. Praise Him for things that are on your mind right now. Praise Him for one special thing He has done in your life in the past week. Praise Him for His goodness to your family. (Psalm 34:1)
Spend this time waiting on the Lord. Let Him pull together reflections for you. Think about the hour before you and the things you want the Lord to do in your life. (Psalm 27:14)
Ask the Holy Spirit to show you anything in your life which might be displeasing to Him. Ask Him to point out attitudes that are wrong, as well as specific acts for which you have not yet made a prayer of confession. Now confess that to the Lord and claim 1 John 1:9 so that you might be cleansed for the remainder of the hour before you, and then pick up and read the Word. (Psalm 51:1-19)
Spend time reading promises of God in the Psalms, in the prophets, and passages on prayer located in the New Testament. Check your concordance. (Psalm 119:97)
This is general request for others, praying through the prayer list, the prayer cards, or personal prayer interest on behalf of yourself and others. (Hebrews 4:16)
Specific prayer on the behalf of others. Pray specifically for those requests of which you are aware. (Romans 15:30-33)
Now take the Scriptures and start praying the Scriptures as certain sections of Psalm 119 lend themselves beautifully to prayer expression. (Psalm 119:38-46)
Spend these minutes giving thanks to the Lord for things in your life, things on behalf of the church, things on behalf of your family. (Philippians 4:6)
Take your hymnal and sing a prayer song, sing a praise song, sing a song regarding soul winning or witnessing. Let it be a time of praise. (Psalm 59:17)
Ask the Lord to speak back to you and keep a paper and pen handy, ready to relate the impressions that He makes upon your life. (Psalm 63)
Spend time merging the things you have read from the Word, the things you have prayed, the things you have thanked the Lord for, the things that you have been singing, and see how the Lord brings them all together to speak to you. (I Samuel 3:9-10)
Praise the Lord for the time you have had to spend with Him. Praise Him for the impressions that He has given you. Praise Him for the prayer requests He raised up in your mind. (Psalm 145:1-13)


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I'm proud to announce that Forbes just featured SciArt Center in its article: The SciArt Movement: Why Facebook, MIT And Autodesk Use Art To Drive Innovation.
As Chief Curator of SciArt Center, I've worked to bridge the gap between art and science through novel exhibitions, international conferences, a member-supported publication, virtual shows and partnerships with organizations like Cambridge University, Cooper Union, School of Visual Arts, the New York Hall of Science and the Helix Center.
We've made incredible progress in the last few years, and I'm even more excited about what's to come.
You can read the Forbes article about how we're leading the SciArt movement here.


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Memorial Day
When I was growing up we always celebrated Memorial Day with the annual community parade. The school band learned to march for a day; local fire and police departments showed up in their dress uniforms; all the Boy and Girl Scouts carried banners for their troops. The parade went straight up the main road of town to the small leafy cemetery for speeches and a twenty-one gun salute. At that point it was a three-day weekend and later the un-official/official start of Summer.
I didn't learn about the reason for Memorial Day until many years later when my husband (a Navy veteran) explained that today is the day we remember the men and women who have fallen in service to the United States of America. I hope today was a day of rest for you, but also one of reflection. I'm in awe of what these brave individuals and their families have given. Today is the day we give thanks for their courage and honor their sacrifice.


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US cargo specialist FedEx Express will become the launch customer for the line-produced ATR 72-600 freighter, after placing a firm order for 30 aircraft, plus 20 options. ATR described the deal as a "major contract" and said the new ATR 72-600F cargo version will enter into service with FedEx Express in 2020. "These aircraft will be the first new ATRs to be directly delivered from the factory in a freighter configuration," ATR said, announcing the deal Nov. ...
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Indoor S'mores
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This showstopper of a dessert is everything traditional s'mores are – chocolatey, gooey, crunchy – in grown-up, travel-friendly pie form. It is not difficult to make, but it does take some time, so set aside a few hours to make and assemble all of the worthy parts. Ultimately, what you end up with is a chocolate pudding pie in a graham cracker crust, topped with a blanket of homemade marshmallow that's browned to perfection.
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If you want to connect to the internet in Mac without Ethernet you have to use Wi-Fi connectivity the wireless connection will be done when Wi-Fi devices are on and available to do connectivity. You can toggle Wi-Fi On and off using short cuts after creating Wi-Fi toggle button using command + W after the button is created you can easily turn on and off Wi-Fi.
If Bluetooth is not working in Apple Mac you can check for latest updates and check How to Fix Bluetooth Not Available Problem in Mac OS X. But to fix follow below Methods step by step to connect Mac to internet using Wi-Fi connection each method listed below is a complete solution to the problem.
Steps to Fix iMac Not Connecting To Wireless:
Step1: Open spotlight or finder and type terminal in search bar.
Step2: Now click on the first entry named with terminal and execute commands as followed.
- if [[ `networksetup -getairportpower en1` == *On ]]
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- networksetup -setairportpower en1 off
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Step3: Press enter after entering complete commands and enter short name like toggle Wi-Fi and save.
Step4: Open keyboard system preferences and select checkmark toggle Wi-Fi button.
Step5: Press Control +W button to open Wi-Fi.
Step1: Open system preferences and click on network button.
Step2: Select Wi-Fi tab and click on advanced button.
Step3: Choose the network you want to connect and enter password if required.
Step4: Press ok button and close the tabs.
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Sweetest Sugar 3D Printer Constructed with Makeblock Components by MIT Grad Victor Leung
Victor Leung, an MIT graduate and one of the VIP users of Makeblock, has just created a CNC Machine/3D Printer that is aimed for research and innovation in the field of DIY robotics in the AA Visiting School 2016 program in Hong Kong for a robotics workshop.
Victor led a team and successfully completed the 11-day workshop with an opening reception at the Osage Gallery. Their beautiful works are exhibited till August 19. The students are very happy learning with Makeblock components and Victor created 5 fantastic machines. It is also the first time anyone had created a 3D printer using molten sugar as material.
The Sugar 3D Printer. Constructed with Makeblock components.
Side view of the Sugar 3D Printer.
Top view of the Sugar 3D Printer.
Makeblock parts can be easily connected together with screws and other fixtures to create a precise machine. This allow students with no experience in metalwork to focus on assembling the machine without worrying about fabricating the individual parts. All the components are designed with a 4mm modular system, they can be connected easily with each other.
Group photo of Victor Leung, his students and their sugar works.
Makeblock components are all reusable, easy for a student to make correction to a mistake or to modify the machine to try something new. This creative experimentation that is not easily achievable with traditional machine-making approach.
The visitors at Osage Gallery in Hongkong were fasinated by the Sugar 3D Printer.
It is a great example of how Makeblock- the open source DIY robotics construction platform enables people to freely create workable robots with over 400 mechanical parts, electronic modules as well as software to offer resources and inspiration, despite having little or no relevant background knowledge.
Inspired? Wanna build your own 3D Printer or bring any robot in your head to life? Start your experiment with Makeblock – the ultimate DIY robotics construction platform today!


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Dear Parents,
Just a reminder that tomorrow is our Thanksgiving Feast at 11:00 am. Please join us if you can. You do not need to pack a lunch for your child unless you don't think they will eat turkey, mashed potatoes, corn bread, and macaroni and cheese. Thank you for volunteering to bring in food. I'm sure it will be delicious.
Thank you so much,
Ms. Baker and Ms. Campos