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Jeong, K. S., Kagioglou, Mike, Haigh, Richard, Amaratunga, Dilanthi and Siriwardena, M. L. (2006) Embedding good practice sharing within process improvement. Engineering Construction and Architectural Management, 13 (1). pp. 62-81. ISSN 0969-9988Metadata only available from this repository.
Purpose - Construction firms need to improve the way in which they manage their processes. Focusing on good practice and knowledge sharing within and across organisational boundaries, the purpose of this paper is to discuss recent developments on a structured process improvement model developed for construction enterprises (SPICE). Design/methodology/approach - A multiple holistic case study approach was taken to develop and test the presented process improvement model at a firm's level. To compare and synthesise different perspectives, respondents were selected from across a vertical cross-section of the case study organisations. A combination of several research techniques employed for triangulation. Findings - Provides a set of key processes to establish an essential managerial infrastructure for achieving organisation-wide process improvement. The results highlight the need to implement the key processes in an integrated and holistic manner. Research limitations/implications - Key limitations of the presented process improvement model are closely related to the concerns raised against "process thinking." More case studies are required to confirm or refute generalisability of the findings. Practical implications - Firms need to appreciate diverse perspectives and consider norms and values of people in order to understand and improve their process capabilities in a balanced manner. Continuous diagnosis and adaptation of organisational process capability to the changing environment are required to ensure achieving sustainable competitive advantage. Originality/value - This paper contributes to the process and knowledge management/organisational learning literature. It also highlights several important issues to address wider aspects of organisational process improvement, as well as future research direction.
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This has been a huge focus for me over the past year and one that I never quite had a word to describe. I like to think that I always try to do what's best for kids with the knowledge I have at that moment and that takes a lot of intentional design. This was a huge factor in piloting my blended learning course, my STEM courses, and will remain a huge factor as I move forward.
I've done a lot of work on mindset this summer and I'm trying to question my own practices as much as possible, always with "What is best for kids?" at the center. I feel like I have wrapped my head around how I want to present my belief in my students and in growth mindset in the opening days and I'm regularly stealing things from around the MTBoS to hang in my room (SINCE I JUST FOUND OUT I'M NOT FLOATING ANYMORE! #yassss). I have spent the last 3 years designing problem-based experiences for my students through STEM and my pedagogical approach tends towards these open-ended tasks and encouraging student collaboration. Of course I have room for improvement, but it's an area I'm more comfortable.
But with growth mindset, I am starting to feel like the devil is in the details. We convey messages to kids through the instructional choices we make every day and these messages are often stronger than anything we say out loud. These are my next 2 devils to tackle right now:
1) Homework
I am particularly not proud of my homework setup. Sure, I give considerably less homework than a lot of teachers and try to select meaningful problems that are worth my students' time. But in general, my students check their answers against a key that is projected and I check for effort. It's plain and it is beneficial to students who choose to use it appropriately, but not to everyone. And I'm going to be totally honest....I'm haven't worked with my whole PLC yet, but I am highly doubting they would be jumping on board to eliminating or drastically changing the nature of homework as defined by Jo Boaler in Mathematical Mindsets. I know the issues that would occur if 1 teacher decided to totally eliminate homework if others didn't also get on board. And I am still working my way towards being 100% comfortable with it. I want to make some changes that will benefit my kids and create more equity, but I need to take some baby steps to do this.
I also want to build metacognitive skills in my class and I know that self-reflection about homework can be a vital place to infuse that.
This NCTM blog got me thinking more about my homework practice:
I totally agree that neither system promotes analysis of mistakes and I like the author's proposal to use those mistakes as teaching tools. I like the idea of student ownership over their own work and assessment, but I know there are loopholes here for students who want to take any easy way out.
I am sooooooo open to suggestions on this. Please share your homework grading practices and why you love them. I want to be inspired, #MTBoS!
2) Assessment
Let's be real....kids dread assessments. Any assessment. Ask them to take out a piece of blank paper and write their name and you'll see the anxiety on their faces. We need to build a different relationship for our kids, so they can start to use assessments as a tool for growth instead of a judgement of their character.
I have high hopes that someday I can find a beautiful standards-based assessment routine where my kids will see assessment as a tool for learning instead of a judgement. This is a new road for me, as I've started to focus more and more on my assessment practices as I have gone further in my career. But SBG seems daunting to take on, especially in a public school setting where many other people are teaching the same course as you. I'm taking baby steps and I hope these are things I can build on as time goes on:
- Writing "I can" learning targets for each unit so students can self-assess regularly
- Instituting a retake/corrections policy for all formative assessments
- Offering a instant messaging office hours to give students another outlet to ask for help
I know the arguments....that kids need to learn responsibility and shouldn't ever be allowed to do corrections or take retakes. I don't disagree on summative assessments- there has to be some type of deadline in our 180 day calendar. However, that doesn't mean I can't help my kids see their learning as fluid (and growing) along the way.
I know there are tons of resources on this out there, but this is the one that got me thinking:
Again, give me your suggestions!! How do you use assessment to send a growth mindset message to your kids? And how do you do this in a PLC environment if others don't necessarily agree?
Thinking about growth mindset...want your best ideas!
- How do you use homework as a growth mindset learning tool?
- How do you use assessment to promote growth mindset?

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Presents a 7-session cognitive behavioral therapy approach to teaching coping skills to teen marijuana users. Includes step-by-step procedures for implementing the treatment protocol and reproducible posters, handouts, and therapist rating forms.
Publisher: SAMHSA
Published: 2008 (169 pages)
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Establish W4E, A4E and UCSD our mission to serve under served community to live a life with Dignity, love and respect. This will be through sustainable social business. W4E does annual fund raising to support social uplifting projects in underserved cities of USA.
UC San Diego as a known social impact university will be expanding their offering and student learning opportunities outside the classroom, and providing an inclusive opportunity for all campus personnel to be the source of change.
Provide a low-cost, premium meal option to the community and students looking for a healthier alternative to fast food. At approximately $7–10 per meal, the food truck would offer meals that are both freshly made and affordable on a student budget. 2) Empower the settled female refugees and survivors of human trafficking who will be the owners of the food trucks to create a sustainable business that can bring their families out of poverty While also raising awareness of social issues affecting the surrounding community.
Background: UCSD'S office of Social Impact and Innovation was created in June 2016 to bolster UCSD's standing as a university exemplifying innovation and service through the promotion of Research, education and service activities that will connect faculty and students with social ventures tackling worldwide problems, such as poverty and human trafficking. The food truck project aims to bring 15 female refugees (many of whom are victims of human trafficking) and their families out of poverty by providing them with a small business that they can own and operate and has the potential to replace their $1,000-a- month in subsidized income to a sustainable and livable $5,000-a- month in earned income.
The proposed Dignity food truck would sell tacos, tamales, papusas, and other traditional dishes made from scratch by the owners – often from long-time family recipes – using locally-sourced food.
Outcome: The food truck project will promote positive social change using a social credit dynamic that accelerates economic empowerment through optimum use of capital. The result is that those who need help can better help themselves, and those who want to help have an opportunity to "be the source of change" simply by buying a meal. By sharing their stories as well as their food traditions, not only will the food truck owners become self-reliant, but students and members of the community will also become self-aware of their power to make a difference with even the smallest of acts.
This project aims to engage all members of the underserved community, large organizations and the entire campus.
we hope to create exponential change in the lives of those in need.


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Sandy is a local artist living in the heart of the New Forest, and gets her inspiration from the beauty, animals and location around her. Sandy is often our sketching and taking photo references, observation as the key.
Sandy has worked in most mediums, and has now settled on oils and charcoal/graphite pencil.
Sandy belongs to the Society of Equestrian Artists and have exhibited at the Mall Galleries in London and Palace House in Newmarket and at many local exhibitions. Many paintings have been given individual awards, which means a lot.


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So there Is an H1
I found it in the right side. Glad to see it hasn't disappeared from WordPress 5.0.
Down, Down the Rankings
I'm not anywhere in the top rankings of Google. I'm sure I can do something more about it, but I feel… limited.
A combination of my lack of faith and skill. I require growth, but I don't have the capacity of getting out of my comfort zone.
Then I must be dying. But aren't we all?
Is Anything Too Hard for God?
I read from the Bible about how 3 men came to visit Abraham and Sarah. They are to be father and mother of nations but have no child to carry their family. Sure, Abraham had Ishmael, but God said he will have a child with Sarah at the ripe old age near the century mark.
The 3 men told them again, in a year's time, Sarah will have a son. She laughs. God says, "Why do you laugh? Is there anything too hard for me?"
She realizes she just laughed at God and lied. Well, God saw through that.
I read that story and thought about my situation and circumstances. My prayer, at this time, is to handle the financial difficulties that I'm facing. My prayer is that the family members struggling in term of money find a way to solve it.
I wish that I earn the money to support those I care for. At the moment, it's beyond my capacity.
This situation is stressful and seems to have no remedy. I pray for mercy and a way to solve these problems I face. The silver lining is that I communicate more with the higher powers that be. I wish it didn't come in these circumstances.
It is what it is.
I'm sloppy. I'm uncertain. But I have to be positive and believe there is a way to get through all this.
Notes And Arrghs
- Instead of fleeing, face the problems with courage and understanding.
- If the past do catch up with you, deal with it.
- Remember why you are doing the things you do.
- Seek solutions.
- Keep the faith, even if there seems to be no way out.
- Remember that it's your choice to respond to the situations in front of you.


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I did another one of those fun collaborations with Sharman Yarnell, of Montreal radio station CJAD, this week. The theme was Holiday wine giving, by which she meant: what wine do you buy someone as a gift that will be distinctive and, hopefully, impressive.
I made many suggestions, from Alvaro Palacios' Petalos, a scrumptious Bierzo with a lot of fight in it (see my tasting note), to Miguel Torres' Mas La Plana, an exceptional and age-worthy cabernet sauvignon from the catalan part of Spain, and to the oft-forgotten madeira (the perfect match for plum pudding and fruitcake) with a Henriques y Henriquest 1995 Single Vintage as an excellent starting point.
But the idea that really stuck with me was: Go Big.
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This is not a pessimistic post as I really like this time of year, I am still glowing after a summer break and everything seems possible in a new academic year.
My garden takes on a shabby chic look.
I have a few things left to pick.
Roses are re-flowering and I love
Autumn flowers like Rudbeckia and
Kaffir lilies.
My fingers are crossed that these figs will ripen.
These cheery nasturtiums greet me at the threshold of the shed where it has been all go.
Back from my holiday I am throwing myself into work, these are my August prints. Can you believe I am still on target for a print a month...I know there are 2 prints here! You can see finished work on my Collagraph page.
I have also re-editioned some popular work
and drunk lots of tea.
I has been great to include some Gum Arabic printing with my new pieces,
I have enjoyed working with this technique.
I am running a 2 day workshop which includes Gum Arabic transfer on 27-28th September in Cheltenham, if you want to find out what this is all about, contact me.
So after 2 days solid work I made a cake and went off to visit a Hothouse friend, Julia Jowett at Unit 12, http://www.unittwelve.co.uk/
Unit 12 is a gallery and studios not far from Stafford, the brain child of the paper artist Jennifer Collier. Full of delicious creativity generated by the resident artists,
Julia Jowett,
Louise Dawn Wilson and
Emily Notman.
I was lucky enough to catch the end of Jennifer's exhibition,
and the 4th of September promises an equally inspiring show called Spectrum,
all the details are on Unit 12's web sight as is the information about courses and workshops.
I am very jealous of this cluster of supportive creatives, their welcome was warm, we shared lots of gossip, craft information and above all cake. It is only a 2 hour drive for me so beware Unit 12 I will be back.


text: It's that time of year when we make and then promptly break resolutions. Let 2017 be different! Planning to build (or finish) a new project this winter? Looking to make something new with your existing machine? Perhaps you are REALLY going to do a big cleanup in your workshop (don't forget to post your extra parts in our FREEStore forum). Post your goals for this year and let's nudge each other along. What's your New Year's Resolutions?


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DIY Firework Rocket Launcher
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Colin Furze made an RPG-style launcher for rocket fireworks. It can literally knock your socks off (if you cut the socks and tie them to the rocket). We love how he made a barrier to protect his face but he's okay with the gas tank being inches away from his head.


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A naive dream is that it's possible to go on a long bike ride – and enjoy the journey going downhill in each direction. […] The hard work is digging deeper than usual on the up hills – that's the best chance you have to earn a downhill later.*
(Seth Godin)
The words of today's title come from a song we used to sing with our children. It continues:
When you get impatient, you'll only start to worry.
Remember, remember that God is patient too,
And think of all times when others have to wait for you.**
Being patient doesn't mean we do nothing, it does mean that we take the time to do the deeper and more significant work in us and around us that will lead to more. As Seth Godin says elsewhere, patience allows us to 'choose to pursue something longer term, more resilient, more important.^
Patience allows us to build capacity, within ourselves and with those around us. The kind of patience, to borrow Edgar Schein's words:
that will enable you to understand and change what is going on and, in that process, will not only make you a better person, but enable you to make a better world.^^
When we practise patience, we are shaping our art to be its most impactful.
If you rush on, beware, you may actually get what you are running towards, and sometimes having to slow down is a gift in disguise.
(*From Seth Godin's blog: Uphill both ways.)
(**From His and Hernandez Music: Patience.)
(^From Seth Godin's blog: Up and to the right.)
(^Edgar Schein, quoted in Maureen O'Hara's and Graham Leicester's Dancing at the Edge.)


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Just five key points form the basis of consumer food buying decisions, Mintel's Brian O'Connor told an audience of Northern Ireland's leading agri-food industry representatives recently.
He warned that the industry could ignore consumer demands at its own detriment.
O'Connor – who is Mintel Ireland's senior consumer analyst and research production manager – was the keynote speaker at the Ulster University Business School's Agri-Food Business Development Centre's first event of 2018.
Through the use of consumer insight, agri-food companies in Northern Ireland can create great products; but unless they adhere to consumer concerns, those products will never become successful brands.
"There are five key areas of great importance to consumers, which the food industry ignores at its peril," he said.
They are:
- Nutritional information;
- Ingredients;
- Claims;
- Clean label;
- And sustainability.
He explained how the five points form the core attributes which brands must communicate to consumers in order to stay ahead of the game.
"Mintel's evidence-based research examines each of these areas highlighting what a 'successful brand' looks like, with the aim of inspiring companies to innovate."
£4 billion industry
The Agri-Food Business Development Centre was set up by the Ulster University Business School in May 2017.
It has the aim of offering specialist teaching and engaging with industry and policy-makers to provide businesses with evidence-informed research to improve the competitive position of the NI agri-food industry.
Agri-Food Centre manager Dr. Lynsey Hollywood explains: "The agri-food industry is Northern Ireland's key indigenous industry worth over £4 billion per annum.
In its efforts to achieve sustained business growth, the sector faces many challenges; one of which is accessing meaningful research.
"Using market research like this to understand how a consumer behaves will enable the sector to anticipate consumer demands and to encourage them to develop innovative added value products that meet those needs."


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In The Community
Veterans Services
Here at Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries, we have teamed up with the Detroit Training Center to offer job training to homeless veterans so that they can get on the road to financial growth and independence. The veterans are enrolled in our "Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program." Under this new collaboration, they can receive free training in a variety of construction-related careers, such as asbestos abatement contractor or supervisor, forklift operator, and aerial lift operator. Upon successful completion of the program, we will assist the veterans in finding jobs.
In addition OASIS offers "Transitional Housing for Veterans": Help assist men, many of whom are struggling with addiction, debt, and difficulty finding employment. 25 men are homeless veterans of the armed forces and 25 are men with mental health or substance abuse disabilities, in addition to being homeless.
Michigan Prisoner Reentry Services
Homeless returning prisoners can receive housing from DRMM until they locate suitable long-term housing. Case management support is provided through shelter counseling staff.
Program: Housing • Number: 47
Target Population: Men & women returning to the community from prison.
Spiritual Mentoring
Returning prisoners who want to be linked to mentors at local churches are matched to a mentor or mentor team from a local congregation. Mentors, encourage, meet with, engage their mentee in community and church events and pray with them. For Churches interested in Mentoring: contact (313) 993-4700, Church Relations or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Program: Spiritual Mentoring • Number: 60
Target Population: Men & women returning to the community from prison
Case Management
DRMM staff visit jails and prisons prior to prisoners' discharge to offer services that will enable them to successfully transition back to the community. Transition plans, developed by prison staff, are reviewed and implemented by the prisoner and DRMM staff.
Program: Outreach and Case Management • Number:180
Target Population: Men & women returning to the community from prison.
Transitional Jobs
Clients are placed with area employers and small businesses and are paid during their work experience time. Employers are selected who agree to hire a certain number of trainees following the training period.
Program: Transitional Jobs Program • Number: 38
Target Population: Men & women returning to the community from prison
Senior Citizens Services
Senior Citizens in Highland Park participate in DRMM's "Golden Agers" club. Members participate in community clean-up projects, enjoy fellowship together, physical fitness programs, and learning programs. Activities are planned and led by members. Amenities at the DeVos Center are available for a wide range of activities for the club.
Campus: DeVos Ministry Center • Number: 20
Target Population: Men and Women ages 60 and up
Youth Services and Prevention Programs
Children and Youth Prevention Services target children whose homeless or addicted parents live in our residential programs or in high risk situations. Children may live at our facilities with their mothers or in the community with another caregiver or parent. Prevention Services include activities and curriculum presentations that address the causes of substance addiction, its impact on the family, positive coping skills, and family reunification activities.
Campus: Genesis House III • Number: 45 • Phone: (313) 331-8990, ext. 5519
Target Population: Youth 12-17 and their parent and caregiver
Campus: DeVos Center • Number: 40 • Phone: (313) 252-4011
Target Population: Youth 7-17 and their parent and caregiver (Recreation is available for youth ages 7 to 12)
Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network
Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network (DWIHN) provides empowerment to people, serving over 75,000 citizens in Detroit and Wayne County. For Information concerning DWIHN Member Rights and Resources including DWIHN Member Handbook and Provider Directory visit https://www.dwihn.org/member-customer-service OR CALL OUR 24 HOUR HELPLINE 1-800-241-4949.
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December 2009 Vol. 64 No. 12
Sharewell: 25 Years Of HDD ServiceSponsored Content
Sharewell LP is a leading supplier to the horizontal directional drilling (HDD) industry offering a full suite of guidance systems, downhole tools and services to oil and gas operating companies, utility providers and contractors.
Founded in 1984, the company quietly recognized its 25th year in business doing what it has always done: helping its clients complete successful directional drilling installations.
"Our anniversary celebration has been business as usual," said Steve Cornwall, vice president of horizontal directional drilling services. "With many of us in the field every day, it's hard to schedule an open house or other special event."
The Sharewell HDD Tool Box includes mud motors, wireline and magnetic guidance systems, Tru Tracker surface grid magnetic interference verification systems, drill bits and assemblies, centralizers, reaming tools and low torque hole openers. Other special tools are available as needed.
"We offer both wireline guidance systems and pressure-while-drilling systems to measure the annular pressure," Cornwall said. "This enables our client to monitor the bore hole for potential frac out. Our worldwide experience gives us the confidence to match the right tool for any ground conditions."
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Providing exactly the right tool for a project is essential, and Cornwall believes service has been a key element in the company's success. Sharewell specialists often are on job sites to operate guidance systems and other equipment as part of the drilling team.
"Consistently delivering reliable, innovative service has earned the trust of customers," he said. "We've always tried to offer honest, realistic opinions and recommendations to help our customers be successful. Our customers appreciate that, and there is a mutual trust between us and longtime customers. As the first HDD service company, our roots in the HDD industry run deep; many people and organizations have been touched and influenced by Sharewell and its employees. We've developed relationships that go far beyond customer/supplier relationships and value our position as a respected member of the industry."
For oil and gas exploration projects that require directional or horizontal services, straight hole motors or measurement-while-drilling (MWD) services, sister companies Sharewell MWD Services and Sharewell Energy Services offer complete packages including the new, state of the art electromagnetic telemetry (EM) technology and the latest generation of GE Tensor MWD equipment.
The safety of employees, clients and the public is paramount in all facets of Sharewell's operations, Cornwall said.
"The company," he said, "has developed and implemented formal safety policies and procedures into all facets of its operations that are in compliance with the health, safety and environmental legislation applicable to each state where we operate."
As are others in the industry, Sharewell is dealing with the current economic recession.
"There always will be business cycles," said Cornwall. "Our roots in the oil fields certainly prepared us for that. The demand for oil and natural gas will continue to be strong, and we believe pipeline construction is going to pull HDD back."
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Sammi told me shes going to the prom with Bob Patterson. I know I shouldnt be jealous but I am, not because I like Bob (actually I think hes kind of creepy), but because nobody asked me. Sometimes I think no one ever will. Ill spend the rest of my life sitting in front of my computer, posting messages about Brandon Erlich and his future in figure skating.
I told Megan about Sammi and how she always gets dates and she said, Well, the reason is theres always a man in Samantha, and after I got over being shocked I laughed. But then Megan spoiled it by becoming that new preachy Megan and she went on about how sex before marriage is a sin and how you shouldnt date just to go out with guys but because you were serious about making a lifetime commitment.
Im 16 years old. Let me get my learners permit first. Then Ill worry about lifetime commitments.
May 12
I went to bed in a bad mood and today everything just went worse.
At lunch today, Megan told Sammi she was going to go to hell if she didnt repent soon and Sammi got real mad (I dont blame her) and yelled at Megan that she was a very spiritual person and didnt need any lessons from Megan about what God wanted because she knew God wanted her to be happy and if God hadnt wanted people to have sex Hed have made everybody amoebas.
I thought that was pretty funny, but Megan didnt and the two of them really went at it.
I cant remember the last time the three of us had lunch together and enjoyed ourselves. When Becky was still healthy the four of us did everything together, and then after Becky got sick, we grew even closer. Megan or Sammi or I visited Becky at home or at the hospital almost every day, and called or e-mailed the others to say how Becky was doing. I dont think I could have made it through Beckys funeral without them. But ever since then Sammi and Megan both changed. Sammi started dating all kinds of guys and Megan got involved with her church. Theyve both changed so much over the past year and I seem to be staying who I always was.
Here I am going into my junior year of high school and these are supposed to be the best years of my life and Im just stuck.
But the real reason why Im in a bad mood is because I got into a big fight with Mom.
It started after supper. Jonny had gone into his room to finish his homework and Mom and I were loading the dishwasher, and Mom told me she and Dr. Elliott were going out for dinner tomorrow night.
There was this quick moment when I was jealous of Mom because even she has a social life, but it passed pretty fast. I like Dr. Elliott and Mom hasnt been involved with anybody in a while. Besides, its always smart to ask favors of Mom when shes in a good mood. So I did.
Mom, can I take skating lessons?
Just for the summer? she asked.
And next year, too, I said. If I feel like continuing.
After your ankle healed, you said you didnt want to skate again, Mom said.
The doctor said I shouldnt even try jumping for three months, I said. And by then there wasnt any point competing. So I stopped. But now Id like to skate just for fun. I thought you like it that I do sports.
I do like it, Mom said, but the way she slammed the dishwasher closed let me know she didnt like it nearly as much as I thought she did. But you have swimming and you were planning on trying out for the volleyball team in the fall. You cant handle three sports. Twos probably a stretch, especially if you want to work on the school paper.
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With Saturday's wins, the defending champion Heat and Mangilao Soccer Club will meet to fight for the league title Nov. 24 at 11 a.m. on Mini Pitch #10. The Heat needed to overcome the Doosan Crushers and emerged as victors with a 5-3 performance. The Heat's Colleen Naden led all scorers with four goals and teammate Ally Cruz added her team's other goal. Mia Santos scored twice for the Crushers and Anaka Park scored once in the loss.
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This recipe is adapted from one on Food Network by Giada De Laurentiis. I used peaches rather than nectarines, as she did, because I had some gorgeous Georgia peaches from the local farm market (Blooms 'n Berries – Loveland – near Cincinnati). I also cut the recipe to fit it into a 9×9 pan and added a cream cheese/whipped topping/amaretto topping. Click here for Giada's original recipe.
- ½ cup amaretti cookies
- ½ cup all-purpose flour
- 3 Tblsp. packed light brown sugr
- 3 Tblsp. granulated sugar
- ¼ cup butter
- ½ cup sliced almonds
- 2 Tblsp. granulated sugar
- 2 Tblsp. all-purpose flour
- 3 large peaches, peeled and sliced (3 cups)
- 1 cup fresh blueberries
- 3 Tblsp. Amaretto liqueur
- 3 oz. cream cheese, softened
- 2 cups frozen whipped topping, thawed (Cool Whip)
- 1 Tblsp. Amaretto liqueur
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F
Butter a 9×9 baking pan
To Make the Topping
Place ½ cup of amaretti cookies in a plastic bag and roll over it with a rolling pin to crush the cookies.
In a medium bowl, mix together the flour, brown sugar, granulated sugar, and amaretti cookie crumbs. With your fingertips, rub in the butter until moist clumps form. Add almonds. Set aside.
To make the filling
In a large bowl, place sugar and flour – mix together to blend. Add prepared peaches and blueberries, stir to coat with flour. Stir in Amaretto.
Pour fruit mixture into buttered baking dish. Cover with topping.
Bake uncovered @ 350 degrees F for approximately 45 minutes until peaches are tender and topping is browned.
To make the Amaretto Cream
Place softened cream cheese, thawed frozen topping and Amaretto in a medium bowl – whisk to blend. Makes about 2-½ cups. Refrigerate until ready to use.
Cut crisp into six servings and place on dessert plates. Top with a serving of Amaretto Cream. Good warm, room temperature or cold.
You'll probably have some topping leftover – it's delicious on Jello, pound cake, pudding, etc.
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In the past during apartheid being black meant you lost out in many privileges it also showed how black people where oppressed. In this poem we see that Mbongeni Khumalo uses the word black in connection to all the bad things.
He highlights that there is this darkness associated with the colour black and that in the 1960's when someone called you a black person it showed nothing good and that no one should be proud of being black. He also looks at all the words that start with "black" and if one looks deep into them then we see that there's a deeper meaning to that particular word and that it has got something to do with wrong doing or bad happenings.
The first line of the poem reads "you don't need a BLACK-BELT to write blackpoems", if one looks at this line and critique it then we see that he says that one doesn't need a black belt to write black poem and the way it is written from the small letter at the beginning of the sentence to the to the black belt in a big font and black poems as one word this shows that as a black person no one really paid attention to the diction of the poem.
"B/LACK" when one looks at this word and the way it has been written then you can interpret it as be lack, as if he's trying to point out that when you are black you lack in something. He further one uses the word "prac-teasing" and instead of writing practising he uses the teasing showing that he was isolated for mocking black art but in his own right one can argue that he was not mocking it but just highlighting the points that were true and that there was a time when anything that was done by a black person was just done and not taken seriously, a black person could only go so far with their art.
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Analysis: Langston Huges: Theme For English B Analysis: Langston Huges: Theme For English B The instructor directs the poet to write at home, at night and from the heart and soul of the writer. The instructor is Caucassion, the poet black and or African American. The poet finds it necessary to begin by describing his surroundings. Harlem is usually a strong sign that the residents are black. He ...
"Trampling my so(u)l/e/" the way he has chosen to break down the word soul in a way that one can say he is trampling the word himself and he also adds an "e" at the end which shows that he can do anything to this poem since it is a black poem.
"Served sausages made from minced pork and call(ed) it BLACK PUDDING" one can say that it was called black pudding because in the black culture the only time that the families ever ate pudding which consisted of custard and fruit was during Christmas otherwise black people always feasted with meat he could also have been referring to himself as the black sheep because he did not eat meat and in that case being black and not eating meat meant that you were a different type of black person and therefore you were out casted and you were a black sheep.
"I suffered a BLACK DEATH at the hands of a BLACK GUARD", what the writer brings out in this line is how black people still killed each other regardless of the fact that they were all oppressed by the same people for the same reason. The guards were also said to be puppies for the oppressors so that the hit on them could be lighter and that they could spare them their lives. So it shows that black people were also turned against each other and killed each other just so that they can hold their own end.
The language that he has chosen to use is simple but the was in which he has broken down his words and placed them in way that one could clearly see the point he is trying to make about black poems. As one carries on to read this poem you could say that this is not a black poem but a poem about black people. He uses a playful tone but at the same time the way he stresses some words to show his point and the double meanings behind them. He also used the words to show what was happening in that time to black people trying to pass on the torch of awareness so that people could stop being naive and actually know how things were done in that time.
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He attracts the reader by his title which is "BLAK POWEMS" which shows the way he wrote it as if he were a actually saying it in a Bantu accent, so he chose to write it the way he would say it because no one really paid close attention to the diction and the style of the way black poets wrote their poems because it always ended up being black people reading each others poems. The way this poem has been written it shows well that it is protest poem in such a sense as when one looks at the diction used in this poem and the style of writing that the poet has chosen to use.
He plays with associations surrounding blackness to put his point across of how blackness is associated with bas things and in this case particularly back in the 1960's during times of black oppression and apartheid. The tone of this poem is in a playful but honest manner, not harsh but it keeps one intrigued that there could be so many things associated with the colour black that represent a darker side of life and the poet does a good job of bringing them out and also highlighting them.
This poem makes the reader see the problems that the past could add on to a simple phrase or word. The word black in this poem has been separated and put on a spectrum whereby we can all see the negatives that could and that are surrounding this one word in particular. The poet has also made us think of how history played out and he did this not by writing that in the 1960's this is what happened but he used words that show or highlight the main events of the 60's.


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text: Man – it's been a busy week. So much to blog about, but so little time. Perhaps I will catch up but for now, there is more playing to do! My son, his good buddy Shon, a niece, nephew and brother-in-law have been visiting with us for the past week. We have gone across to Kachemak Bay State Park to do little hikes, medium hikes, and large hikes. We've been to see the glacier and play amongst the icebergs, conquered some mountains, and saw a myriad of wildlife. Highlights were humpback whales, sea otters, moose, puffins, and harbor seals. At night, we dined on fresh-caught salmon and halibut, bear chilli with corn bread, pizza with beers, and smores around the campfire. Yesterday, we went to one of my secret little spots and caught a bunch of beautiful sockeye (red) salmon. Everyone caught fish and had a ball. For those of you that will be here soon – the reds are coming in, and the next couple of weeks will be prime time for fishing them. If you want to go get them, just get in touch with me and I will do my best to make it happen. Here's a fun shot from yesterday. Remember, this could be you, at Majestic View.


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A stickler for correctness, Lord Bartholomew Winborne, second son of the Marquess of Brandreth, is about to take up his appointment as a vicar in India. Requiring a suitable wife by Christmas, he has made a list of the most desirable qualities she must possess. The annoying Miss Emily Isherwood appears to have none of them.
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Maggi Andersen's many fans will greet this short story with delight and will not be disappointed. If you have not previously read Maggi Andersen's fiction, and enjoy Regency Romances with excellent dialogue, a handsome, kind-hearted, but passionate hero, capable of devotion to the wife of his choice, and a lively heroine who is not a 'bread and butter' miss, you will enjoy this romantic tale.
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Annotations on Hemingway's A Moveable Feast which contain page references, links to youtube clips, photos and extra quotations.
It's quite simply extraordinary.
I know Ernest Hemingway is passé and a lot of people bag him and/or his writing but if anyone wanted a taster, A Moveable Feast is wonderful; it's slim, it's easy to read and it really captures the life back of ex-pat writers and artists living cheap in Paris (!) and doing their thing. It's got Gertrude Stein, Ezra Pound, James Joyce and of course F. Scott Fitzgerald. Fascinating for anyone interested in Paris in the '20s, writing, Hemingway.


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The learners have all just left, full of excitement to be going home after a full week. Many mentioned feeling mentally tired from needing to think and constantly justify their arguments and points of view – good evidence for me that they really had been applying themselves.
The day started well. Last evening before the learners left I referred them to skills universe and the blog page, so a few had actually read it before coming to class. (I had not wanted to refer them earlier in case in affected behaviour too much.) The morning started with a debate on the blogs and the many comments. The debate circled around the suitability of the flipped classroom methodology for all levels of learning and subject areas. Some interesting observations were made and I think there was renewed appreciation for the methodology.
The rest of the day was spent reviewing the key concepts from the week and reiterating what they needed to do for their own assessments and portfolio. Learners clarified their understanding in groups and I am very confident that everyone understands what is required in the portfolio.
From here the process will really be tested – will they achieve above average first time competency rates in their portfolios? I think they will. This group has been far more engaging and participative than any group I have ever taught on the OD ETDP learnership. It could be that they are brighter, but I think the methodology has enhanced their critical understanding and given them far more confidence. The use of the technology has also enhanced their knowledge and provided a platform to allow them to critique themselves (they video-ed themselves performing certain skills).
Time will tell. The first skills programme is due in December 2013 – I'll let you know what the results are like. For now, the flipped classroom is closed….


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if you hold some in your mouth
for more than 5 minutes
the reaction which occurs
between your saliva and the starch
will produce sugar
and cause them to become sweet as apples.
hence the French.
from there
it is simply a matter of distillation
to produce poitin,
Irish potato vodka,
strong as dogteeth
and French coffee
and traditionally hidden in plastic bottles
and abandoned under floorboards until it is time to be drunk.
cut in two
and carved, a potato makes
a convenient stamping tool for children
and pulled out of the earth
they can be made to last months.
they were discovered still edible
when archaeologists opened Inca caves
untouched by humans in almost 1000 years.
you can write poems about them
and cold
with mayo and scallions
they make a pretty good side salad.
DS Maolalai was born in Ireland and currently lives in Toronto, where he works maintenance for a hospital and drinks wine. His first collection of poems, Love is Breaking Plates in the Garden was published by the Encircle Press in 2016. He has twice been nominated for the Pushcart Prize.


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Besides our amazing traditional ice cream flavors, we are home to some of the tastiest Persian cold desserts. These flavors, based around spices, such as cardamom and saffron, and rose water, are delicious and refreshing. We work with a local Persian Ice Cream company, Golnazar Gourmet Ice Cream Inc. to bring you the best Persian flavors ranging from in-house faloodeh to saffron pistachio ice cream.
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In linguistics, subcategorization denotes the ability/necessity for lexical items (usually verbs) to require/allow the presence and types of the syntactic arguments with which they co-occur.[1] The notion of subcategorization is similar to the notion of valency,[2] although the two concepts (subcategorization and valency) stem from different traditions in the study of syntax and grammar.
While subcategorization is a concept that can apply to almost any type of lexical item, it is usually discussed with respect to verbs. Verbs that take just one argument are classified as intransitive, while verbs with two and three arguments are classified as transitive and ditransitive, respectively.[3] The following sentences are employed to illustrate the concept of subcategorization:
- Luke worked.
- Indiana Jones ate chilled monkey brain.
- Tom waited for us.
The verb worked/work is intransitive and thus subcategorizes for a single argument (here Luke), which is the subject; therefore its subcategorization frame contains just a subject argument. The verb ate/eat is transitive, so it subcategorizes for two arguments (here Indiana Jones and chilled monkey brain), a subject and an optional object, which means that its subcategorization frame contains two arguments. And the verb waited/wait subcategorizes for two arguments as well, although the second of these is an optional prepositional argument associated with the preposition for. In this regard, we see that the subcategorization frame of verbs can contain specific words. Subcategorization frames are sometimes schematized in the following manner:
- work [NP __ ]
- eat [NP __ (NP)]
- wait [NP __ (forNP)]
These examples demonstrate that subcategorization frames are specifications of the number and types of arguments of a word (usually a verb), and they are believed to be listed as lexical information (that is, they are thought of as part of a speaker's knowledge of the word in the vocabulary of the language). Dozens of distinct subcategorization frames are needed to accommodate the full combinatory potential of the verbs of any given language. Finally, subcategorization frames are associated most closely with verbs, although the concept can also be applied to other word categories.
Subcategorization frames are essential parts of a number of phrase structure grammars, e.g. Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar, Lexical Functional Grammar, and Minimalism.
The status of subjects[edit]
The subcategorization notion is similar to the notion of valency, although subcategorization originates with phrase structure grammars in the Chomskyan tradition,[4] whereas valency originates with Lucien Tesnière of the dependency grammar tradition.[5] The primary difference between the two concepts concerns the status of the subject. As it was originally conceived of, subcategorization did not include the subject, that is, a verb subcategorized for its complement(s) (=object and oblique arguments) but not for its subject.[6] Many modern theories now include the subject in the subcategorization frame, however.[7] Valency, in contrast, included the subject from the start.[8] In this regard, subcategorization is moving in the direction of valency, since many phrase structure grammars now see verbs subcategorizing for their subject as well as for their object(s).
See also[edit]
- ^ Chomsky (1965) is a prominent early source on the concept of subcategorization.
- ^ The valency concept in linguistics is originally from Tesnière (1959).
- ^ See Tallerman (2011:39-41) for a discussion of subcategorization in terms of intransitive, transitive, and ditransitive verbs.
- ^ See Chomsky (1965).
- ^ See Tesnière (1959).
- ^ For examples of theories that exclude the subject from subcategorization frames, see Burton-Roberts (1886:73ff.), Horrocks (1986:34f.), Haegeman (1994:40-42, 45 note 10), Bennet (1995:43ff.), Green and Morgan (1996:68 note 6), Fromkin et al. (2000:230).
- ^ For examples of theories that include the subject in the subcategorization frame, see Kaplan and Bresnan (1982:210-212), Cattell (198428ff.), Pollard and Sag (1994:23), Culicover (1997:17), Carnie (2007:50ff.).
- ^ Tesnière (1959/69:109, chapter 51, paragraph 13) emphasized that from a syntactic point of view, the subject is a complement just like the object.
- Bennet, P. 1995. A course in Generalized Phrase Structure Grammar. London: UCL Press Limited.
- Burton-Robers, 1986. Analysing sentences: An introduction to English grammar. London: Longman.
- Cattell, R. 1984. Composite predicates in English. Syntax and Semantics 17. Sydney: Academic Press.
- Chomsky, N. 1965. Aspects of the Theory of Syntax. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
- Fromkin, V. et al. 2000. Linguistics: An introduction to linguistic theory. Malden, MA: Blackwell Publishers.
- Green, G. and J. Morgan. 1996. Practical guide to syntactic analysis. Stanford, CA: CSLI Publications.
- Haegeman, L. 1994. Introduction to government and binding theory, 2nd edition. Oxford, UK: Blackwell.
- Horrocks, G. 1986. Generative Grammar. Longman:London.
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This is for women only but if I am any guess the men will read it too , lol they won't be able to resist , so ok men read on you might learn something too ( we can only hope ) lol …
This is about something so unusual it is almost funny , but to start I have to say something some might not want to read but it needs to be said anyway so here we go . When I make love to my husband I orgasm every single time , no joke always have always will , I tell you this for a very special reason , that has to do with this blog.
For a very long time I have battled with a weight problem nothing works ,no matter what I do or don't do, or eat or don't eat , absolutely nothing shifts it and until just recently I had no idea why and was at my wits end as to why it will not shift . My daughter sent me a link to something she thought might be the problem and on reading it realised that this was exactly what was wrong , she was spot on so now in seeking an answer to it , without having to go to a Doctor ( last 1 I went to insulted me horribly so not been to 1 since ) so have been trying to solve the problem myself without medical intervention , what I tried and the reason for this blog is what happened.
In searching for the answer someone suggested I try " turmeric " no worries right ? Safe ? Organic ? No worries , well now let me tell you what such a so called simple and safe " alternative " thing did to me . As far as the symptoms go nothing changed after taking it in tablet form as it was easier for me that way for a few weeks noticed no real change but kept on thinking it might be slow to work . How wrong was I ? Very wrong it was working alright but not where it was supposed to or on anything that was wrong , all of a sudden , like a switch being turned off I could no longer orgasm when I made love to hubby !! I was horrified but thought ok its just this once , but very next time nope couldn't again or the next time , so by this time I did some serious thinking and realised the only thing different was the turmeric , Wow ! how could something so supposedly healthy and organic and safe be doing this ? So to be sure I stopped them right away and waited to see what would happen .
What happened ? Well within about 2 weeks ( yes it took that long ) once it was out of my system I was back to normal and could orgasam again ( phew ) Well the reason for this blog is that if something so seemingly safe could cause such a dramatic change what else might happen if we blindly take things just because we are told it is safe ? It seems to me all this so called safe organic stuff also has hidden things in it , if not then why such a reaction in a part of the body that has nothing to do with the condition I was trying to fix ? Just proves to me that we need to check and double check what we put into our mouths be it chemical or all this so called safe organic alternatives nothing is really safe so we need to really check before we take anything.
So basically the reason for this blog is to warn women especially to be so very careful what they eat or take , how many of you use this turmeric in your cooking ? A lot I know love to use it in cooking and use it a lot , but if this did this to me , what might it do to some other woman ? Also what about all the other so called safe , organic spices and flavourings we use ? What might they be doing to us and we have no idea , I only found this out because the reaction to it was so sudden and so severe it really shocked me , it only took about a week to 10 days before this reaction happened so what else is doing what to us and we have no idea ? I for 1 will no longer just take something just because someone said it might work , I know the advice was given in good faith and I love the woman who suggested it she was only trying to help but I should have been more careful and checked it out more before I took it and this could not have happened .
So if this could happen to me makes you think about what we are feeding our families , things we think are safe and organic and turn out not to be safe ? Everytime we cook and add heaps of spices and flavourings do we really know what we are doing to ourselves and our families ? No we do not but I think after this we sure need to take stock of what we blindly put into our systems and check things out much more thoroughly than we do today . I realize that these days we are so horribly busy we do not have as much time as we used to have but we need to make more time for this . Ok it didn't cause any life threatening problems but it was so sudden so dramatic that it made me think , made me wonder what else we do that we should take more time to think about before we do it or take it. We need to really look at labels and see what is really in things before we just go ahead and use it and maybe cut down on the amounts of the things we add to our cooking I know I will be even more careful after this ..
People are like a box of Chocolates, some are hard, some are soft and the rest are nuts…


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For family-friendly things to do, the water park isn't far away, beaches beckon, and worthwhile day treks abound. Hiking, sightseeing, and places to play are everywhere like eye candy, ready to make an heirloom photo album to be remembered. The aquapark contributes to its magic, providing guests with a unique opportunity as the number one family vacation destination in the Adriatic. Located in the beautiful surroundings of the hill Topliš with a superb panoramic view, Budva Waterpark is a kingdom for kids and family water fun on the sunny coast of the southern Adriatic.
Claimed to be one of the largest on the Adriatic coast, this long awaited aqua park since it's opening in Budva on June 15, 2016, at a whopping 13 million euros, aqua park covers more than 40,000 square meters, offers amusement for up to 6,000 people. It features water slides, swimming pools and more than 50 children's attractions, great restaurants, 3 bars, a children's cafe, shop, photo booth and other attractive amenities.
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- Art is my second family. It is the essence of me in ways that I cannot explain.
- I love it because I can always grow, there is always something to learn, a new technique or medium to try. The more I know and learn is the more I realise how much I do not know [ which is brilliant].
- It has the ability to catalog the stages of my journey as an artist, wife, woman, friend and mother as these are the areas that inspire me the most as artist [I am an emotional painter, it all comes from inside]
- Also I love being part of the Art community, it is a community where we share, support, encourage, grow, inspire, teach and befriend each other. Is there any other such community out there like ours?
Tuesday, 4 December 2012
Tell All Tuesday ~ Featured Artist: Chelsea St.Pierrre
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Wow, Chelsea's work is wonderfully vibrant and colorful. Delicious stuff. This is my first visit to your blog Jenni although I'm a fan on your FB and YouTube. Love your stuff. Art is such a healing thing. I really identified with Chelsea on that.ReplyDelete
Awe thank you Jenni for this amazing feature on My work. I a so proud to be among wonderful women and creature creatures! and thank you Susan for the kind comments also! hugs to everyone who has stopped by and left a comment/ had a browse and or a little smile. Thank you.ReplyDelete
Thank you, Chelsea for being the guest artist today. I have 5 children and work full time outside of the home. I have always said art is the way I run away from home without actually leaving home.ReplyDeleteReplies
Hi Deborah , wow! 5 kids. Art is an essential and a life saver. Indded it is like running for me as well but with no shoes, LOL! Motherhood is great but it leaves you with very little time for yourself to indulge in anything much , so I really admire that you make time! bravo.Delete


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The American Oystercatcher (Haematopus palliatus) is a common sight on rocky and sandy beaches and saltwater lagoons on Galapagos. It has a bright red bill which it uses as an oyster shell opener. The American Oystercatcher has black and white plumage, the top part of its body and its wings are black, the underparts white. Find out more facts in the following article!
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Time to continue! To keep inspired, enthusiastic and excited I like to work on multiple projects at the same time. Since I continued quite a bit on the green travel clutch I thought let's do a new part of the making of again! Let's start.
Where did we leave of…
In the previous post, I thought a little bit about the amount of work, the order in which the assembly would take place and what to do next. Since I ran into some difficulties with the brown version of the travel clutch due to this assembly order I wanted to do things differently. If you want to see the end result of the travel clutch already check out the final brown version, or if you want to see the whole making of check out part I and part II. If you are ready to continue… so am I!
Back to back
The backs of the bags will be attached to each other with the little D-rings in the middle for the straps. The previous time I didn't think of attaching these parts first before I made the two
Before I started to sew, I had to line up the D-rings and think for a moment of the best placement. Do I want them as far
Well, it is not the time yet to say goodbye
If you are curious how I attached these locks, please let me know and I could do a tutorial. Though they aren't brain-breakers to figure out. The only thing you have to pay attention to
What's up next?
Next will be the final part of the travel clutch


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Ok, you may ask what is Shojin Ryori Cuisine? Well, Shojin Ryori Cuisine is a Japanese Vegetarian Cuisine (Vegan, in fact) which originated in Zen Temples around 13th century in Japan. Now, it is rarely found even in Japan but if you want to have to experience what Zen Food is like , there is one and only one place in Singapore that serves this cuisine - Enso Kitchen, which isn't a restaurant nor temple but a mobile food 'experience'. They make use of the premises of a resident restaurant which is closed on Sunday to serve lunch. I guess you need reservation and check their website for more info.
Preparation: 3 mins, Cooking time: 5 mins
Ingredients (serves 2)
° 1 teaspoon wakame seaweed
° 1 slice ginger
° 3 cubes preserved tofu or white fermented beancurd, mashed
° 500ml water
° few roasted sesame seeds
° ¼ teaspoon freshly chopped spring onion or fresh coriander leave(optional)
1. Place the ginger, wakame seaweed, water in a pot and bring to a boil.
2. Stir in the mashed preserved tofu and add it. Mix well.
3. Transfer to a bowl. Garnish with sesame seeds and spring onions or coriander leave.
4. Serve hot.


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When Quora users asked for top habits to develop in order to improve their lives, incensed psychologist Anita Sanz stepped forward with some top tips.
As a psychologist, I've given this a lot of thought, because no matter what someone coming into therapy says they want to work on, eventually the subject of habits comes up. Usually, we will work to get a particular healthy habit established or eliminate an unhealthy one.
But since I am rarely flat-out asked "What are the best habits to have?" I'm happy to take some time to answer the question here.
Basic Daily Habits to establish:
1. Maintain your body and mind through good nutrition, exercise, sleep, and stress management
2. Challenge yourself to learn something new
3. Improve your surroundings in some way
4. Tend to your important relationships in some form
5. Handle something from the earth (flowers, gardening, yard work, chopping vegetables)
6. Look for the Good (gratitude practice)
7. Connect to Beauty (read, write, listen to music, create or enjoy works of art)
8. Create empty space (completely unfocused, non productive time)
9. Automate these habits as much as possible
Putting these habits into daily practice involves having or acquiring some skills that are essential to success. To do these things on a daily basis, you have to be able to:
1. Set clear, achievable goals related to these habits
2. Pick 3 things you want to accomplish each day that move you closer toward your goals (preferably one thing related to your work, one to your personal life, and one related to self-improvement)
3. Educate yourself on any of the areas you need to know more about to be successful (for example, nutrition, sleep hygiene, meditation, nurturing relationships, automating habits)
4. Become disciplined and accountable to yourself
5. Understand how to work with time, energy, and motivation
If you need help with establishing any of these habits or acquiring any of the skills you need to keep these habits going consistently, I recommend you seek help from someone who not only knows how to do what you don't, but can teach you how to do it in a way you can understand.
That about covers it.
Oh. One last thing: Never, ever hit the SNOOZE button.


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Here is the thing about David Letterman: as much as I love that gap-tooth son of a bitch, I will never, ever forgive him for that show title. The Late Show. Come on. As a young blogger of the media world, I, who had never owned a television (I went to Oberlin, no big deal), was supposed to differentiate The Late Show from Late Night and also The Tonight Show, which, when combined, included all the words of Mr. Letterman's program. (With a few left over.)
That these shows also represented how royally NBC screwed Mr. Letterman–his former late night slot and the one hosted by Carson that made his career before unceremoniously (or ceremoniously, it was all very pomp and etc.,) giving it to Leno–was an unhappy, not-total coincidence.
So now Letterman is leaving, on the heels of his longtime adversary, though the date has not been set yet, and I can finally say, "Yes, I get it. It's The Tonight Show with David Letterman."
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At least I'm in good company. The New York Times also got the name wrong.


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I've gotten so much fibery-good stuff done since my last blog entry, but I've really slacked off in keeping all my dear readers up to date. So be prepared for a flurry of short but picture-packed posts, starting with this one.
Remember when I showed you this fiber that I bought via Etsy?
It became this,
then this.
I wound the singles into this ginormous plying ball,
and plied them to make a nice 2-ply yarn.
The 2-ply yarn was then skeined on a niddy noddy, washed and dried,
and wound into a skein.
I love the way the colors of this yarn blend, and I'm very pleased with how consistent this yarn is. Oh, it isn't perfectly consistent, but, hey! It's handspun. It isn't supposed to look like it was spun in a mill. But it's pretty damned good for someone who had never even touch a spindle before July.
I have plans for this yarn, but I'm not ready to let you in on them yet. I hope you don't mind waiting, but if you do? Too bad. 🙂


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Brooklyn's Teen Body stream new track
Teen Body is a melancholic quartet hailing from Brooklyn, indulging young vulnerabilities, yearnings and fantasies in tender song. Consisting of three core members, Shannon Lee on vox/guitar, Alexander French on vox/bass (ex-White Laces, Happenin Records), and Marcus McDonald on drums (ex-Hoop Dreams, Captured Tracks) as well as new addition, guitarist Alex Bush, the band creates tracks with gossamer melodies, steady, heart-rending rhythms and fluttering guitars. Inspired by crystal magick, natural wonders and fast car rides through mountain roads, the music is a shimmering blend of shoegaze atmosphere and post punk grit.
After nearly two years of writing and gigging through the seasons of NYC, Teen Body is gearing up to release their debut LP, Get Home Safe. Recorded in Bushwick with Bryan Keller at Zen as Fuck Studios. Today, the band has shared the first track "Can't Remember".
Get Home Safe will be released 6/17/2016.
Teen Body
Get Home Safe
Out 6/17/2016
Can't Remember
Bored Window
Dunno Why
Other Places
Mineral Pool
Sudden Roots
A Wolf
Why Do We
Greenpoint Open Studios' Launch Party at Java Gallery- 4/29, Brooklyn, NY
Aviv w/ Sean Henry, Navy Gangs and Holy Tunics- 5/14, Brooklyn, NY
Alphaville w Melt, Katrina Stonehart and Slur, 5/25, Brooklyn, NY
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