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Time Being Day by Day
- Artist: Vera Berdich, American, born 1915
- Medium: Intaglio in color
- Dates: 1953
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- Accession Number: 61.93.1
- Credit Line: Museum Collection Fund
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Adventures in Podcasting Episode 124
Podcast 124 published Sunday October 26, 2008 describes some of the challenges and processes I went through with bringing Podcasting and RSS to the Peoria Unified School District.
In this episode…
PUSD Podcasting Updates (1:40)
PUSD RSS Updates (6:40)
RSS & Podcasting Tools (7:10)
Other items worth mentioning.. (8:50)
PUSD Podcasting Updates (1:40)
Dr. S. does another pod and vod cast to the staff and community and I can't login <sad face>
More on digital audio, digital video and Professional Development… Learning Through Digital Story Telling!
PUSD RSS Updates (6:40)
No news is good news.
RSS & Podcasting Tools (7:10)
Feedburner.com works as an RSS via email. Now to replace all the PUSD feeds.
Other items worth mentioning (8:50)
Great information from Peggy George
Project iRead – http://www.eusd4kids.org/edtech/iRead.html
Project iRead is a group of pilot teachers who are exploring using new tools to improve student reading. Teachers are using digital audio tools (iPods, mics, Garageband, iTunes, and various accessories) to improve reading processes. Teachers meet on a monthly basis to exchange ideas and strategies. We have started collecting data about fluency rates – this has been very promising. Initial areas of focus have included:
- Self Reflection – student reads, records his/herself, listens to it and compares it to text being read and will start Miscue Analysis – class assessment: student reads passage; teacher analyzes and records errors on paper
- Universal Access – passage recorded w/ questions
- Echo Reading – skilled reader records passages; student listens to and tries to read passage, imitating reader
- Readers Theatre – students are recorded using GarageBand
Pt England students have become experienced podcasters since we published our first episode back in August 2005. Our flagship podcast, Korero Pt England – or KPE, has a global audience and won our school the ComputerWorld Excellence Award in 2006. We also produce kpeTV as a video podcast.
Podcasting Birthday voice thread. http://www.ptengland.school.nz/index.php?family=1,871
From the blog of Jeff Utecht a post about parent communication.
Something else that we did the last two years I was working as the computer guy was do a weekly podcast highlighting a different class each week. Friday mornings we would broadcast it to the whole school and then put it online for parents to access. Again, very popular with parents and the kids themselves.
Parent Communication: From Print to Digital http://www.thethinkingstick.com/?p=736
Incredible research project on blogging and podcasting!
"While the results showed a similar upward trend for all schools, the greatest improvements were seen in the schools that were trialing podcasting (across all three categories – achievement, attitude and behaviour)."
Riptide Furse (Fred Delventhal) created this blog to add new podsafe music for every day of the year. (30 seconds long and loopable) http://blog.discoveryeducation.com/fred_delventhal1/category/366-days-of-music/
This year's podcast award shown at The Teacher's Podcast.
From Chris Smith at Shambles. Net
I've evolved through different RSS readers over the years (so long already) …. from
a) Firefox Plug-in : Wizz RSS News Reader =>
b) Bloglines : www.bloglines.com =>
c) Google Reader
At a conference in Shanghai a few weeks ago I saw someone using a Web 2.0 Start page as their RSS Reader/Aggregator which I thought was novel.
Now it's a long time since I've looked closely at Web 2.0 start pages … in fact I have a list at http://www.shambles.net/pages/learning/infolit/startpage/
I always was a big fan … and I'm pleasantly surprised how much they have evolved since the early days ….
So much so I devoted a couple of hours to seeing how well one could deal with all of my feeds …. which I've been drowning under ….. and the result can be seen at http://www.netvibes.com/shamblesguru
The IMT Training Center recently had the privilege of working with second graders and high school students on a cool technology integration project! Mrs. Dow's second graders from Paseo Verde created a music video to enter a contest for $25,000 worth of classroom technology. A few students from Ken Keene's media class at CeHS helped by videotaping and editing the final project. It was quite AWESOME to see these high school kids working so closely with the second graders! What fun!
We wanted to share the final project with you in hopes that you'll visit the website and add some positive comments about the video. eInstruction will be selecting the finalists by the end of next week, at which time the public will be allowed to vote. Right now it's important for the judges to see positive comments, good ratings, and lots of hits to the video's site. (You'll need to register to do those things, but it doesn't take long!) We thought you'd enjoy seeing the video, and perhaps you'll share it with your staff so they can participate, too!
My Web 2.0 class is off to a grand start.
Multimedia and Moodle scheduled… Just three weeks away!
Adventure in Podcasting is now broadcast every two weeks. Sorry, folks, that job thing is just getting the best of me. See you in two weeks.
And finally, my name Shawn Wheeler and I welcome your comments and feedback. Drop me a note… my email address is – firstname.lastname@example.com
Remember, it is important enough to say to the class, it is important enough for the class to hear it again… Say it again with Podcasting! or What would you say… If the world could hear?
All web sites discussed on Adventures in Podcasting have been bookmarked on my Del.ic.ious page tagged with AIP. You may subscribe to these updates by clicking here.


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All students studying on the Trinity-in-Trinidad program are required to complete an academic internship, which will be graded and will be the equivalent to 1.0 academic credit.
An internship in an international setting can be very rewarding but demands patience, flexibility and sensitivity. The purpose of the Trinidad internships is to expose students to different neighborhoods and communities while enabling students to investigate a particular interest or career option. The emphasis is on field experience, which is complemented by a written paper at the end of the semester, as well as a supervisor's assessment of the student's performance. During the internship process, the student will receive advice and support from the Trinity in Trinidad staff , as well as the internship supervisor at the organization who will oversee your progress.
Sample placements include positions in journalism, law, theater, public policy, the sciences, engineering, music, dance, television, human rights, education, and religion.
Internship placement organziations include:
1. Christo Adonis, Forest Ranger, Shaman to the Indigenous Community; Herbalist/ Parang Singer/ Composer
This internship is conducted in the forested areas of the country and students work directly with Mr. Adonis. Students are taught to identify herbs and their medicinal value to the herbs and the medicinal. This internships also includes working with and participating in cultural activities of the first peoples of the island.
2. El Dorado Law Chambers with Ms. Dana Seetahal
Senior Counsel, LLB UWI ;M.Sc. Criminology- Florida State University
Fulbright Scholar, State Prosecutor/Criminologist, Criminal Justice Consultant
Independent Senator- 2001-2007 , Immediate past president - Law Association of Trinidad and Tobago, Lecturer- Sir Hugh Wooding Law School – UWI St Augustine, Columnist- Express Newspaper. Publication- 'Commonwealth Caribbean on Criminal Procedure'
3. Caribbean Communications Network Limited/ One Caribbean Media
Sports Journalist at One Caribbean Media Group of Companies
Regional Television Network which owns Trinidad Express Newspapers and
TV6- Television Station
Student receives hands-on experience in Television journalism. Required to work alongside a journalist, preparing scripts, sourcing video clips for stories to be aired, and attending activities.
4. Medical Associates Hospital
Medical Associates Private Hospital- the provider of a most comprehensive array of high quality medical services.
Students are permitted to enter the operating theatre and observe doctors performing various types of surgeries. Students engage in research supervised by one of the resident doctors.
5. The Lloyd Best Institute of the West Indies
The Lloyd Best Institute of the West Indies is a non-profit, independent think tank dedicated to the sole purpose of the development of the Caribbean.
The Institute is the publisher of the respected Trinidad and Tobago Review, a monthly news magazine- indeed, the only news magazine of the English-speaking Caribbean- which is now in its 34th year of publication. It enjoys wide circulation through distribution in Trinidad and Tobago's top-selling daily newspaper, the Express, on the first Monday of the month. It is a monthly review of national and Caribbean affairs, including economics, politics, the visual and literary arts, sports and foreign affairs. The T&T Review is open in its commitment to independent thought, free expression, indigenous development, Caribbean Integration including the free movement of people, Haiti and the strengthening of civil society.
6. Christopher Cozier
Christopher Cozier is an artist and writer living and working in Trinidad. He holds a BFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art and an MFA from Rutgers University. He is a member of the editorial collective of Small Axe, A Caribbean Journal of Criticism, distributed by Duke University Press.
Students work at both the artist's residence and at Alice Yard (a small theatre space). The work involves both theory and practical and is not limited to any specific genre of art. The student is limited only by his or her imagination. Past students have done photography, created murals, etc. All student work is exhibited at Alice Yard.
7. Lordstreet Theatre
Mr. Hall studied drama at the University of Alberta (1969-73) and explored advanced television production at the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (1978-80).
Mr. Hall has led drama courses at the University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada, at the University of the West Indies, St Augustine, Trinidad, at University of Winchester (King Alfred campus), England and at University of Bradford, UK. He has been Artist in Residence at Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut, USA, between 1998 and 2007, where he directed plays and worked with student actors and playwrights and with young filmmakers at both the graduate and undergraduate levels. Tony has also been on-site Academic Director at Trinity College's Trinity-in-Trinidad Global Learning Site and at present is exploring 'Festival Arts as Cultural Performance' at the site.
Internship Activity: This internship provides the students with hands-on experience in the production of a play. The students are exposed to every aspect of production.
8. The Cyril Ross Nursery
A Home for children living with HIV/AIDS. The Cyril Ross Nursery is an Institution owned and operated by the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, a catholic charity. It houses thirty-five (35) children and is responsible for the medical management of thirty other children living with their Parents and or Guardians in different parts of Trinidad and Tobago.
9. Des-Sounds Productions Company (A Video Production house)
Desiree Sampson
Television Producer/Filmmaker. Ms. Sampson has a BA Film, Broadcast Comm. (NY).; MA Film Studies (Ohio University). She interned at NBC studios at Rockefeller Centre NY 2004 and was the Assistant producer- Government television Station (Trinidad)
Internship Activity: The student is required to prepare a documentary. Ms. Sampson takes the student out on professional shoots which she may be engaged in at the time and offers tutoring and guidance.
10. Integrated Land Environment Settlement Initiatives Ltd ( Ilesi Ltd.)
Mr. Iva Laughlin is a Human Settlement Consultant and Practitioner/ Land Surveyor
This is an outdoors internship. The student accompanies Mr. Laughlin to the sites on which he is working. Research work is also involved.
11. Liliput Dance Theatre
Artistic Director/ Founder of Lilliput Foundation For the Arts and the Nobel Douglas Dance Company Inc.
Ms. Douglas was trained at the Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance in New York and London and the London College of Dance and Drama. She is a recipient of the country's second highest award, the Hummingbird Medal, Gold and in 2012 was chosen by the Trinidad Guardian Newspaper foundation as one of T&T's 50 Most Influential People.
Lilliput Theatre teaches drama to children aged 7 to 18 and dance to children aged 3 to 18. It was founded in1975 and encourages self-confidence through the challenge of theatre, game play and imagination. Founder and artistic director, Noble Douglas, and Wendell Manwarren of 3Canal lead the theatre's production team.
12. Lyndersay Digital
Professional photographer/Photojournalist/Writer
Mark is a professional photographer and journalist working in Trinidad and Tobago over the last thirty-five years. He has worked in corporate communications, editorial management and his work has appeared in a wide range of publications both as a writer and photographer. As a photographer, he is principally a portrait artist with an emphasis on environmental portraiture and photojournalism along with a strong interest in architectural photography. Currently, he lectures in photography at UWI's Film School and taught previously at the John Donaldson Technical Institute.
13. Arima Boys Roman Catholic School (5-12)
The Arima Boys' Roman Catholic School celebrated its 125th anniversary at the conclusion of 2011. It caters for boys from five to twelve years of age. While it is a denominational school it is maintained and financed by the Government of Trinidad and Tobago.
Students work alongside a teacher in a classroom for a full workday observing the British system of education. Student can request a specific age group. The student is also expected to assist with any activity in which the class is participating eg- carnival band.
14. Rape Crisis Centre
The Centre offers free and professional counseling and referral services to persons with the following social problems: Rage, Child Sexual Abuse/Incest, Domestic Violence, Family Problems, and Personal Conflicts
Students work at the Centre under the supervision of psychologists. Students are required to accompany psychologists to schools and other places to which they are assigned. Research is also required.
15. Credo Foundation For Justice
The Credo Foundation for Justice was established by members of the Holy Faith Sisters and partners in 1993. Credo Foundation For Justice now has under its umbrella: (a) Sofia House, a home for socially displaced girls, (b) Drop In and Development Center (c) Aylward House transitional home for young men (d) Parent Empowerment Programme
Internship activity: Student is required to work closely one on one with the assigned student. The internship involves teaching reading at the elementary level, mentoring and assisting with homework .
16. St. Mary's Children's Home
The St. Mary's Children's Home at Tacarigua opened on July 12, 1857. It accommodates and cares for abused children and orphans.
Students work alongside counselors and psychologists to mentor the children/ assist with duties as assigned by the officials.
17. Prof. Walton Looklai
Dr. Looklai supervises student research in Chinese studies and is considered the foremost authority on the subject in Trinidad. He has had several publications but he continues his research and writings even after his retirement.
Students conduct research about Chinese culture and studies and are closely supervised by Mr.Looklai.
18. Coalition Against Domestic Violence
ChildLine is a non-governmental organization dedicated to child welfare and protection. It is a hotline service offered by CADV.
Students work alongside psychologists who work with children.
19. The Islamic Academy
Over 30 years old, the organisation has been very active in Trinidad and Tobago community. Educational programmes are conducted on an on-going basis at the Islamic Academy and are comprised of Islamic pre-school, primary school, and civics classes, and vocational training for sisters.
This internship is shaped depending on the needs of the students.
20. Birdsong Academy – Prof. Clement Imbert
The birdsong Academy was founded in 2004 to provide functional music literacy.
Student should be a music student prepared to volunteer to teach an instrument to teenagers.
21. Banyan Television
Christopher Laird is the current chair of the Trinidad and Tobago Film Company. He is the co Founder- Banyan Television Ltd. (Pioneer Video Production house – Caribbean) and Gayelle the Channel ( First TV Channel in the region to run 24hrs of Caribbean Programming). He is the holder of an Honorary Doctorate from the University of the West Indies for this contribution to the Film Industry in the Caribbean. Chris is also a lecturer at the Dept. Of Film Studies – UWI St Aug.
Students will work alongside a mentor and learn the process behind film production and will get a hands-on experience of the Trinidadian film industry.
22. Malick Folk Performing Company
Louis Me Williams is the current Head the Department of Creative and Festival Arts, UWI, the Coordinator of the Theatre Arts Unit and lecturer in Theatre Arts and Dance. Mr. Mc Williams is the holder of a Master of Arts Degree from York University, Toronto.
23. Paria Publishing Co. Limited
Paria Publishing Co. Limited specializes in museum creation. Interns will work alongside mentors Gerald Besson- a Historical Archivist, and Alice Besson who holds a M.A. in social and business communication.
Students will have options of working in book preparation, historical research- folklore or historical that can be put into publishable form for submission to academia, library archival work, improving archives (hard copies and digital, visual arts, editing, tourism, researching historiographies, research and challenges to research in the region and how it is being solved or how it interfaces with building tourism industry, architecture, commercial art).
24. National Archives of Trinidad and Tobago
The National Archives of Trinidad and Tobagoa Acquires public and private records of enduring value regardless of format, Cares for and preserve records acquired according to international archival standards, Provides guidance and technical advice on the management of public records, Provides secondary storage facilities to Government Ministries, Agencies and Departments for semi-active records, Provides access to information from our holdings through our Reference Facility, Provides advice on the preservation of records, including disaster recovery.
Students will sort and categorize catalogs, maps, and photos. They will also assist attendants with daily routine assignments.
25. National Museum and Art Gallery
The National Museum and Art Gallery of Trinidad and Tobago is the country's most important museum. It displays depictions of national festivals, Carnival, life during the World War II and artifacts from the country's earliest settlers, the Amerindians. There are also displays by leading local and international artists. The museum was established in 1892 and was originally called the Royal Victoria Institute, as it was built as part of the preparation for Queen Victoria's jubilee.
Students will regularly clean and upgrade exhibits, help to mount monthly exhibits, sort inventory and art work, assist attendants with daily routine assignments.
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Easy Peach CrispAugust 19, 2014
Over the weekend, my kids and I bought some amazing peaches and they begged for me to make a Peach Crisp. My son wanted to know the difference between a cobbler and a crisp, and found this recipe on Allrecipes.com. A crisp is typically a crumble topping similar to a streusel or granola that is sprinkled over the top. A cobbler is more of a biscuit-type crust which is typically spooned over the top. My son prepared the entire recipe on his own, so we called it "easy". Also, my daughter styled and took the photo (pretty great for her first try). Enjoy this peach dessert while peaches are still at their peak. It's perfect for Labor Day too!
Easy Peach Crisp
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/2 cup cold butter
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 cup rolled oats
2. Arrange peaches evenly in a lightly greased 8- x 8-inch baking dish.
3. In a large bowl combine flour, brown sugar, butter, cinnamon, and salt in a bowl using a pastry cutter until evenly crumbled. Fold oats into flour mixture; sprinkle topping evenly over peaches.
4. Bake in the preheated oven until topping is lightly browned, about 30 minutes.
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Things go in cycles with my kids. One month they are really into something and then the next, they have moved on to something new. A while ago my twins were really into The Wiggles. They loved their music and videos and we even took them to a concert. Then all of sudden they lost interest. They never asked for me to play The Wiggles music anymore.
But one day, a few weeks ago, we were driving somewhere, and I found a Wiggles DVD in the car and popped it in. Well ever since then, the kids only want to listen to The Wiggles. Their current favorite song is "Crunchy, Munchy Honeycakes." One of my kids started asking "when can we make Crunchy, Munchy, Honeycakes?" I gave her the standard mom response - "one day we'll do that." That usually satisfies my kids and they forget about it. But this one daughter of mine did not forget. Every day she would say,"maybe we'll make Crunchy, Munchy Honeycakes today." She sounded so hopeful every time she said it, that I finally gave in. Read on for the recipe for this easy kids snack...
If you are going to make Crunchy, Munchy Honeycakes then you need to use The Wiggles recipe. We changed it up a bit for our tastes.
You will need:
- 3 cups of Muesli flakes
- 1/2 cup of sugar
- 1 cup self-rising flour (or see handy substitution here)
- 1/2 cup (125 grams) of butter
- 2 teaspoons of honey
- 3 tablespoons of milk
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
The Wiggles recipe calls for 1 cup of coconut, but we are not coconut fans, so we left that out and they still turned out great. We also used muesli that had raisins in it and I actually think this made for a tastier treat.
In a saucepan, heat butter, honey and milk.
In a large bowl, mix muesli flakes, sugar and sifted flour.
Pour the melted butter, honey and milk mixture over the dry ingredients in the bowl.
Mix well.
The kids really loved helping out with rolling the honeycakes. I put a bunch of dough on a plate and just showed them how they could roll it into the size of a walnut and add it to a greased baking tray.
Bake for 15-20 minutes or until golden brown. Ours took closer to 25 minutes.
You now have a yummy cookies recipe that makes a great snack while watching what else...The Wiggles!
Want more simple cookie recipes? Check out Pie Crust Cookies and Rainbow Oreos.
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Yeah, how's that working, btw? Short rant here: Verizon only gave unlimited for a short time (they'll soon be going to tier--their prez said so months ago). they just needed to snatch up iPhone customers from AT&T, whose corporate model is "bleed the pigs." As noted in another post on here, AT&T is going to caps on their HOME Internet now. See? Let 'em get away with it once...
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On top of a garbage heap in Nicaragua, we portioned out food; we set up tables of provision while they dug through the trash. I pried open a full plastic bin while he pried off a tin coffee can lid. I picked up a spoon while she gathered bottles and cans. I tip-toed around glass while she dove right into the pile. Metal table legs balanced precariously sinking into the dump–there was no level ground, we just hoped it would stand.
And when they came, we portioned out the meal–rice and beans so they'd be full, eggs for some protein, fried cheese just because it was a treat. I was careful with my portions, fairness was my goal. In the dump, they fought for the most valuable trash–at our table there would be no fighting, no disappointment that he got more than his share.
When the eggs started to run out, I added a scoop of beans and rice. It was the best I could do and I prayed there would be enough.
But there is never enough these days. Not enough light in the evening, even the 6:00 hour feels like I'm stealing from the night.
Not enough time with friends, they seem to be making memories together faster than I can catch up.
Not enough wisdom, I'm making things up as I go along.
Not enough opportunities, breakthrough, celebration, rest.
No, there is never enough these days.
And that's how I know I'm solidly planted in the wilderness.
Because the myth of the wilderness is that there is never enough. And a funny thing happens when there isn't enough. My hands close in fists, clenching the small bit I have so that it doesn't get stolen away. And in holding on tightly, I squeeze the very life out of the little I'm holding onto.
And when there isn't enough, everything that comes along must be pounced on quickly, if I don't snatch it up someone else will. I claim my territory before I even know where I want to set up camp for fear that it will be gone by the time I decide. Sometimes I'm not sure if I grab on because I actually want to or just to keep someone else from getting more. Healthy, I know.
So, this verse about manna in the wilderness makes me angry.
Some gathered a lot, some only a little. But when they measured it out, everyone had just enough. Those who gathered a lot had nothing left over, and those who gathered only a little had enough. Each family had just what it needed.
exodus 16:17-18
Because all I can see is that some gathered a little and some gathered a lot. Some filled buckets full of provision without even knowing what they had picked. Some piled high plates of opportunity, did they even look around? Some carried gallons, some held only spoonfuls, how was this fair? Was there rushing to the pile, scrambling to claim what was theirs?
In my world there would be calculation, rations, portions and shares.
But that is not the way of the wilderness. The wilderness isn't about claiming what we see with our eyes, it's about looking into the emptiness and finding all that we lack.
Though the gathering was uneven, unfair by my count, somehow everyone had just what they needed, nothing left over, no one coming up short. Which makes no sense to the running tab that's always counting in my brain.
Abundance isn't about having more than we need, abundance is having access to the unending source.
I'm desperate to live from a place that believes there's always enough, that believes your abundance doesn't equal my lack. Portion is not a rolling tide pulling from your shore to fill up mine. Portion is offered from the deepest ocean depths, spilling outward across shorelines, it's only measurement marked on my own sand.
Many are running to the wilderness these days because they've learned that when plenty is visible, people have already staked their claim. But when plenty is a daily provision, a daily relying on the One Who Provides, there is always enough to go around.
The work of my soul in this wilderness season is to pry open my hands, let go of what I think I've already claimed. To look into the vastness and swirling of sand and believe at just the right time the food will appear. And to practice the rhythms of my response, "The portions aren't fair, but there is always enough."


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Why do guys want girls to ask them out?
why is it that some guys who aren't even shy feel like the girl must ask them out first? I have always been taught that a man should ask a woman out... Show More
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Because nowadays guys do not feel like they need to invest in us much anymore. A lot of women have made it too easy(sexually) for guys in this generation which has caused them to be lazy and a lot of young men do not respect woman like they use to because of how we allowed ourselves to be potrayed in the media. So the desire to approach us is not as high because a lot of men are approaching the men more and more cause of being desperate and impatient and a lot of men know this and don't want to chase us anymore. Its an excuse to be lazy.
Thank you! I have been thinking this could be the reason because some guys I know are just like "yeah I'm too hot I don't chase any girls I let them come to me". Thank you for your answer
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Did I say all? I said alot.
She was probably addressing my initial hostility.
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I agree that its more respectable for us to ask you out, but when a woman asks a guy out it says alot.
Any confident guy can ask out just about any girl he's interested in, and there's a good chance he's in it more for sex than anything else. Whereas if a girl asks you out, you know she probably likes you alot, especially if she's a little shy...I have fallen for many girls who have asked me out (course she's gotta be attractive to me), I just find it so sweet.
I guess. But really I don't see why. I mean feminists pushed so hard to make everything so that things between men and women are equal, so why should this be any different? Do you really think there is any shame in a girl asking a guy out? Be really honest here. If you really think so then please tell me why. While you're at it, please explain to me why you think that men need to ask the women other then "it's old fashioned".
An old quote form Grace Hopper said...
"Humans are allergic to change. 'We've always done it that way' is not a good reason to continue to do so"
See you're telling me that you were taught that a woman needs to be asked out. "Taught". I'm willing to bet that you have had this instilled in you by people who themselves refuse to accept change. Thing is the times they are a'changein'. Have been for around 60 years now, and they are going to keep on changing. But hey don't get me wrong I do think a certain degree of the old way is fine. I still spoil the sh!t out of my Girlfriend when I can. I hold doors for her. I pay for the bill when we go out to a restaurant. Thing is she's a feminist. Has been since she was about your age, and she's a little uncomfortable with it if I go to far with the chivalry. I guess you can say she's trying to deprogram me. Heck I know a lot of guys though who are going through the same thing.
Now... you think that it's just men that want girls to ask them out, but believe it or not there are tons of girls out there who already do. There are also quite a few on this site that will ask a guy out., and furthermore I know a few girls in person who would find it really irritating when your old world code gets girls in a position that moves them to prompt the most backwards of all questions. "How can I get this guy to ask me out?" To me that seems a bit off.
Anyway I think I've gone off on a big enough tangent here. I hope you find it enlightening. Hopefully you can return the favor by enlightening me. A good place to start is by answering my questions.
1: Feminists pushed so hard to make everything so that things between men and women are equal, so why should this be any different?
2: Do you really think there is any shame in a girl asking a guy out?
3: Why?
4: What better reason do you have for why men should always ask women out other than "Old Fashioned"
If you don't have any good answers then I think you should rethink your position on this. Anyway good luck with this question.
It's not that I'm totally bent on the guy asking me out it's that some guys I know think they shouldn't put themselves in that position to be vulnerable to a girl. My question really was why do some mostly "good looking" guys feel as if they are too good to ask a girl out and feel as if the girl should come to them. I'm perfectly fine with asking a guy out I've done it before and their is no shame in it.
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Well sorry lol
Nah it's cool. Now you've clarified. Which is good.
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It was founded in 1973 as the Wilma Project to encourage theatrical productions of original material and the development of community artists. In 1979, Blanka Zizka and Jiri Zizka of former Czechoslovakia forged a creative relationship with the Wilma Project as artists-in-residence. They gained swift acclaim for their bold, innovative productions and assumed artistic leadership, changing the name to The Wilma Theater. After many seasons of producing theater at various locations - mainly in a 100-seat converted garage on Sansom Street - the Wilma opened a new, state-of-the-art 300-seat theater on The Avenue of the Arts in 1996.
Productions by the Wilma have been seen at the International Theater Festival in the Czech Republic; in New York at the Public Theater and Manhattan Theatre Club; The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, DC; McCarter Theatre Center in Princeton, NJ; Long Wharf Theatre in Connecticut; and ACT Seattle. In addition to their presentations and festivals, the Wilma has produced over 100 productions, including 18 World Premieres, 13 US Premieres, 5 East Coast Premieres, and 64 Philadelphia Premieres. The Wilma co-produced a feature film broadcast nationally on Great Performances. The theater has worked with notables such as Stephen Sondheim, Tom Stoppard, Christopher Hampton, Doug Wright, and Arthur Miller and produced works by up-and-coming playwrights such as Claudia Shear, Lillian Groag, Chay Yew, Charles L. Mee, Jason Sherman, Dael Orlandersmith, Robert William Sherwood, Sarah Ruhl, Polly Pen and Laurence Klavan.
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I dont HAVE a "manage group" option on my groups page ! ! ! ! !
A little help here, please!!!
I am an admind and I cannot delte topics. they appear to delete when I delete them but once I refresh the page, they come back.
I don't have a manage group option on my page...?
what wrong with our tagged site..i created a group on tagged with over 1200 member,and now i have no way to manage it,or do anything in my on group..this is bad,we have bad member leaving post of sexual content,and i;m having to beg an admin to do what i should be able to do ,i can't reply on some topic..i ned help please..can't believe this and i see i'm not the first person this thing has happen to..
the same thing created my group not able to manage ....no where to manage on my page can't comment on annoucement ,not able delete bad members,can't remove bad members.....where is tagged staff i am not the first members this has happen to but i would to be the last ..no group creator should ever have to be lock out of the group they created...my members has no one to manage the group...posting topic that shouldn't be posted ??? what is tagged INC and staff doing???
we have all this information on how to use group management ....but no place on the creator page to do it ...is it that hard to add this back on my page///????????????
I created the group Naughty_Cebu a couple of months ago. We were careful to be respectful to members and tried to maintain a balanced discussion (you can review the posts to verify what I'm saying). Then came the Tagged downtime a few weeks back. When Tagged groups came back online again, moderator privileges had been wrested from me and now in the hands of a certain "Louis W, 51, from Toronto, Canada." I no longer have the "Manage Group" tab. What happened? Is this a result of a bug in the newly upgraded Tagged groups service? How was my moderatorship of this group taken away from me and put in the hands of somebody else? Is Louis W working for Tagged and you put him there to "baby-sit" this e-group? Was there a report of wrong-doing that prompted you to do this - that is, if this transfer of moderatorship was intentional from Tagged. I'd appreciate an answer. I also hope that this problem is corrected soon. Thank you very much.
I'm an admin in a group, but I'm not able to remove members from the group. The admins can only block the members. How can we admin get acces to the part where we can remove members. Our creator left the group, so we cannot ask him to remove members.
Our group "one world chapter two" has more then 700 members and just a handfull write there. So we admins want to get our members down, so we know more about the folks who do write there.
Hope you can help me with this issue?!
Thanks, Quierida
After a year tagged has still not fixed the issue of not being able to admin groups...makes you wonder if they are even working on the issue..if you put in a service order about it all you get isthey are working on the problem and they close your ticket......when I complained about them closing My ticket thier soultion was to leave the last one open with the same message...no updates in months
I would like to know exactly what rights I have in the boardroom of a group I created. There are people I would like to add as admins, but my present admins give me a lot of trouble on this. My boardroom is in caos from all the dissent in there, and I want to know what I can do about it?
I am an adminstrator of a group called Providence http://www.tagged.com/eyeofprovidence
the original creator left the group, and instead of giving the next admin the creator post it gave admin and creator rights to a normal member.
Can this be sorted that I am the creator of the group please, as I would not like the group in any jeapody.


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The Departments of Neurology, Neurosurgery, and Radiation Oncology and the Neuropathology Division have added faculty to the Neuro-Oncology program over the last several years. Centered in the University of Michigan Neurology Department, the Neuro-Oncology Program offers an excellent fellowship opportunity for highly motivated, board certified/eligible neurology residents or internal medicine candidates with oncology fellowship training interested in pursuing a career as an academic or clinical neuro-oncologist. Our fellowship offers certification in neuro-oncology through the United Council for Neurologic Subspecialties (UCNS) after one or two years of training.
The Neuro-Oncology Fellowship at the University of Michigan provides fellows with training in the diagnosis and management of primary and metastatic brain tumors, as well as in diagnosing and management of neurologic complications of cancer and its treatment. In Neuro-Oncology Clinic, located in the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center, fellows obtain extensive experience managing patients with glioblastoma, anaplastic gliomas, low grade gliomas, meningiomas, primary CNS lymphoma, medulloblastoma, ependymoma, parenchymal and leptomeningeal metastasis from systemic cancers, as well as less common tumors that affect the nervous system. In a consultative role, fellows obtain extensive experience in the management of neuro-oncology patients admitted to the inpatient neurology service for chemotherapy and neurologic complications of treatment. Neuro-oncologic consultations on other services will be seen by fellows on a selective basis, as well.
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Ok so I got my oven insulated last night and ready to mesh and stucco it now just wondering what mix to use or more to the point should I use a lime mix or just an ordinary Portland mix? I'm going to mix it about 4 to 1 with some sharp sand in the first coat for extra strength.
I'm unsure as I know the lime will let it breath but as I understand it will let water in as well as out but will have better strength and probably crack less than just cement. Any thoughts? Being in England I want the most water tight finish I can get as there won't be a roof over the oven so I may take some hammer in winter!
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Being in England, you have access to hydraulic lime, use that and you are GTG.
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If doing a few coats of stucco/render each subsequent coat should be leaner than the previous one. Ie more lime less cement. The brew I use is 4:1:1 silica sand, cement, lime.
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Dr. Caldwell is to be commended for his compassion, his expertise and the self-confidence with which he serves his patients.
Wasn't concerned about why I was there to see him. Made feel like a waste of his time.
I was referred here to make sure there was not something else wrong and he was dismissive.
Good expr. - Referred to another phy. for further diagnosis.
We've been with Dr. Caldwell for several years now. He is a great provider. I do feel like he rushes too quickly through his appointments to move on to the next one. I often feel "pushed out the door" having to really hold him down to ask questions and get him to get refills done, paperwork, etc. But he is a fabulous doctor and a kind man and very smart. I feel he is probably locked in to a tight schedule that the hospital sets for him.
There aren't descriptive enough words to tell how bad my experience with this provider was.
Dr Caldwell has some sort of an "agenda", and while he may be educated, he does not exhibit the empathy and communication skills he should have to be a healthcare provider.
We have recently relocated to the area, I am a WFBH employee and parent of the patient. Dr. Caldwell is a wonderful physician in partnering with my child's health care issues and concerns.
Dr. Caldwell seems in a rush to leave almost as soon as he enters the office. He did not look me in the eye and never examined me. Relied completely on resident's exam and what I told him.
no comment everything good.
He just did not address the issue we were there for. He got lost in my daugher's ezcema. I appreciated his advice and concern. However, I still do not have a clue as to what my daughter is allergic to.
I have seen a lot of physicians, PAs, and specialists; For 5 years I put myself through college working a emergency switchboard serving Rochester General Hospital and many other medical practices in NY, so in addition to the plethora of health care providers I have needed for myself, I also had dealings and encounters with over 500 physicians and practices. Of all the care providers I have ever had in 41 years, Dr Caldwell and his office team are my all time favorite. They are knowledgeable, do not "condescend" to you as if you were a uninformed drone like so many other doctors I have had, and make you feel important and very well cared for. I have never had a better experience with a doctor's office or felt comfortable and had trust in the confidence of anyone like I have Dr. Caldwell.
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Boswellia is the gummy resin of the boswellia tree. It is native to India and used for centuries by Ayurvedic doctors.
Family Name: BurseraceaeBotanical Name: Boswellia SerrataCommon Name: Indian Olibanum Tree, Olibanum, Luban, GondPart Used: Bark, Gum ResinUses: The bark is sweet, cooling and tonic. It is good in vitiated conditions of Pitta, cough, asthama. It is useful in fevers, urethrorrhea, diaphoresis, convulsions, chronic laryngitis, jaundice and arthritis.IntroductionBoswellia is the gummy resin of the boswellia tree. It is native to India and used for centuries by Ayurvedic doctors. It is an Ayurvedic plant that contains anti-inflammatory terpenoids called boswellic acids.Boswellia Serrata is also known as Indian frankincense. When the tree trunk is tapped, a gummy oleoresin is exuded. A purified extract of this resin is used in modern herbal preparations. Boswellia was found to improve blood supply to the joints and restore integrity of vessels weakened by spasm.Plant DescriptionBoswellia Serrata is a medium sized tree with ash coloured papery bark. The leaves are like neem plant and have small white flowers. Boswellia Serrata tree, on injury, exudates an oleo-gum-resin known as Salai Guggal or Indian Frankincense.HistoryBoswellin (Boswellia Serrata) is an ayurvedic herb that has been traditionally used in India in folk medicine as a remedy for several inflammatory diseases, such as arthritis and bursitis.Active Constituents The gum oleoresin consists of essential oils, gum, and terpenoids. The terpenoid portion contains the boswellic acids that have been shown to be the active constituents in boswellia. Today, extracts are typically standardized to contain 37.5–65% boswellic acids.Some Special Features:• Boswellia Serrata Gum Resin is largely used as an incense because of its very unique fragrance.• Boswellia has been shown to be as effective and, in many cases, better than drugs like Phenylbutazone and other anti-inflammatory drugs.• Boswellia Serrata Gum Resin is the only non-coniferous source of turpentine and resin in India.• Boswellia Serrata Gum Resin is widely used in ayurvedic formulations for treating Asthma and Arthritis.
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of research (Dammann and Leviton, 1998; Grether and Nelson, 1997; Leviton, 1993). A growing body of evidence suggests that maternal genital tract infections, particularly intrauterine and intra-amniotic infections, may be important and potentially preventable causes of periventricular white matter damage and cerebral palsy. The association between intrauterine infection and cerebral palsy is supported by human observational studies and animal experimental studies. Bejar and colleagues (1988) observed that the risk of cerebral white matter damage was 9.4-fold greater among preterm neonates with purulent amniotic fluid than among those with nonpurulent fluid. Similarly, Grether and Nelson (1997) observed cerebral white matter damage in association with maternal intrapartum fever or chorioamnionitis. A recent meta-analysis of 30 human observational studies by use of a random-effects model reported that clinical chorioamnionitis was significantly associated with both cerebral palsy (relative risk [RR] 1.9; 95% confidence interval [CI] 1.4–2.5) and periventricular leukomalacia (RR 3.0; 95% CI 2.2–4.0) in preterm infants (Wu and Colford, 2000). Among term infants, a significant association was also found between clinical chorioamnionitis and cerebral palsy (RR 4.7; 95% CI 1.3–16.2) Clinical studies have reported elevated concentrations of proinflammatory cytokines, including IL-6, IL-1, and TNF-α, in amniotic fluid and elevated concentrations of IL-6 in umbilical cord plasma among neonates with periventricular leukomalacia or cerebral palsy (Nelson et al., 1998; Yoon et al., 1996, 1997a); increased expression of IL-6 and TNF-α within the brain lesions of infants who died with periventricular leukomalacia has also been reported (Yoon et al., 1997b).
Animal models consisting of pregnant rabbits with experimental intrauterine infection have demonstrated brain white matter lesions characterized by increased karyorrhexis, rarefaction, disorganization of the white matter, and increased apoptosis in the cerebral cortex (Yoon et al., 1997c). Finally, in a feline model of Escherichia coli endotoxin-induced cerebral white matter injury, daily intraperitoneal injections of endotoxin resulted in injury of the telencephalic white matter of newborn kittens (Gilles et al., 1976). One shortcoming of these animal studies is a lack of detailed monitoring of adverse systemic events associated with endotoxin, including hypoglycemia, acidosis, and hypotension. Subsequent studies with rabbit pups (Ando et al., 1988) and neonatal dogs (Young et al., 1983) demonstrated that cerebral white matter lesions occurred within 1 to 3 days of endotoxin exposure in the setting of transient acute arterial hypotension. Hence, the diverse forms of white matter pathology induced by endotoxin or infection might be due, at least in part, to systemic vascular effects.


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You may have collected your fair share of antler-inspired decor last fall. Or you might be thinking about finding a spot for that bold tangerine color of the year or even adding one of the woodland-themed pieces expected to be popular.
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Generally regarded as Wilde's finest play,The Importance of Being Ernest has proved perennially popular with audiences and provided a rich seam for critics concerned with various aspects of Wilde's life and aesthetic philosophy. His friendship with Sir Alfred Douglas, whom he met in 1891, resulted in an increasingly lavish lifestyle that left him constantly short of money. In 1894, the playwright sent an outline of a new comedy to George Alexander, who had successfully staged Lady Windermere's Fan at St James's Theatre in 1892, requesting a fee of £150 and undertaking to have the proposed work completed by October (Holland and Hart-Davis, 2000: 595-7). The outline contains the …
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If you are a regular reader of this blog, you've probably read in more than one post that I shop at
Whole Paycheck Whole Foods. How on earth can I claim to be a tightwad when I shop there, you ask? Happy Katie has taken the words write out of my head. She gives the low down on how she shops Whole Foods without emptying her wallet. If you read through her post she points you in the direction of Mambo Sprouts a kick ass coupon site for healthy products.
I may be cheap, but when it comes to the food I eat I'm not willing to sacrifice nutrition for a few bucks. Luckily grad school taught me many things, among them how to be frugal and still eat a healthy diet. There are a few guidelines you can follow in any grocery store to keep your costs down:
- Buy in season. Produce that is in season tends to be cheaper and it tastes better. You may have to be flexible with the recipes you choose, though. For example, strawberry shortcake in the dead of winter is out. For recipe ideas and to find out what exactly is in season, check out Seasonal Recipes. Most recipe sites like Epicurious and Culinate have recipes and menus for seasonal eating, too.
- Buy in bulk. This may be more applicable at Whole Foods, which has a fantastic bulk section, though I have seen modest bulk sections in other grocery stores. Buying in bulk saves money because you buy only what you need and you aren't paying for the packaging. This is helpful for expensive items like spices or nuts. And if you only buy what you need you lose less food to spoilage.
- Stay on the perimeter of the store. When eating on the cheap you will end up buying more whole foods (i.e. non-packaged foods) and doing the prep at home. The center aisles of most grocery stores are where the packaged foods and the high prices live. Think about it: the produce section, dairy and meat counters are all on the perimeter. Staying out of the aisles, with the occasional foray for pastas, rice and beans, will keep your costs down and will probably make you healthier in the long term.
- Bring a list and stick to it. It will take a few minutes before your trip to the store, but writing a list allows you to take inventory of what you have on hand and will help you with meal prep. If you force yourself to stick to the list you can thwart the seductively displayed impulse buys (Veggie Chips!!!) that rack up the total on your grocery bill.
- Become a vegetarian. Meat is expensive. If you can't stand the thought of going meatless, try reducing your consumption by making several meatless meals a week. Your heart and your arteries will thank you.
If you have other ideas for healthy grocery shopping on the cheap, please leave them in the comments. I can always use the advice!
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