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Sheffield is the city and metropolitan borough located in South Yorkshire. The name itself comes from the River Sheaf which flows through the city. The city has grown over the decades from mainly being industrial (steel) to incorporating a wider economic spectrum. The city is just shy of 600,000 in population and as one of England`s Regional Cities it is noted for being the 8th largest and the district itself is actually the 3rd largest in England with the metropolitan population of Sheffield being around 1.6 Million people. With a population this size it is good to know that the city is strewn with parks and woodlands and it is estimated that the city has well over 2 Million trees within its limits. Though the city was really well renowned for it`s steel industry and not its conservational attributes with the development of crucible and stainless steel. The town is also famous for hosting the World Snooker Championship at the crucible.
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Will Mason was a Communications Officer in the Combat Information Center (CIC) aboard the USS Nathan James. His rank was Ensign (O-1), which means he was recently commissioned.
Biography Edit
Mason was shown to be hesitant in his duties, specially when questioned about what he saw or heard on the CIC equipment. However, he stands by his impressions and admits when he is unsure. He is one of the crew members assigned to listen to distress calls from around the world in an attempt to get news about any of the crew's loved ones.
He was also a key member in detecting things on radar, most noticeably with tracking the Immunes' submarine.
In the premiere episode of Season 3, he was captured in Vietnam by pirates along with 6 other members of the Nathan James. During the ambush at a night club, he was shot in the torso. In S3E2, "Rising Sun", he is shown to be bleeding profusely. Doc Rios begs their captors to give him some medical equipment so he can treat him, but the captors grab Mason instead and drag him off to an unknown location. At the end of the episode, it shows Mason on a table being drained of his blood (for unknown reasons at the time). It can be presumed based off of the amount of blood he had already lost (from the bullet wound) and his declining condition before they drained his blood, that they killed him.
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The following are the medals and service awards seen worn on Mason's uniform in the show. Mason received the Purple Heart and the Navy & Marine Corps Commendation Medal for his actions during the Red Flu crisis.("The Scott Effect")


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Reporting from Namyangju, South Korea — There will be no more takeoffs for the Juan T. Trippe.
The first 747 jetliner to ferry commercial passengers and a symbol of the golden age of air travel was demolished here Sunday as its owners, a South Korean couple, gave up a frustrating, decade-long battle to make a profit from the mammoth piece of aviation history.
"So, you've come to take part in the funeral," one of the owners — who requested that their names not be used — asked a bystander.
After decades of flying to nearly every continent on Earth, the Trippe, named after the Pan-Am airlines founder, was bought in 2000 from a California airplane graveyard by the South Korean couple who transformed it into an aviation-themed restaurant.


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Davines- More Inside Styling Products
For those who have been with me for multiple years, they have witnessed my failed relationships... with professional product lines that is (ok, so maybe there's been a few dud boyfriends along the way but that's a different blog!). I have struggled throughout the years to find "the one." To find a product line that suits not only my professional needs, but the needs of Team Architexture, the needs of Mother Earth and the needs of our clients as well. Taking on this task of finding an excellent product line to please so many people, has been difficult to say the least. I was in search of a line that we could stand behind, represent and feel passionate about. Oh, the pressure!
In my quest for the best, I created a list, a list of 'must haves.' My must haves: a paraben/sulfate free shampoo that can breakdown natural oils in the hair, emulsify. A shampoo that doesn't strip the hair of essential oils, moisturizes and doesn't weigh down. A product line that is prescriptive for each individual client. Styling products that can either repel moisture or retain it to enhance texture. Whether someone has super curly, course thick hair, fine/limp hair or heavily processed, colour treated hair, I was in search of finding a product line to suit each individual.
The Search is Over!
Ladies and Gents, I am more than proud to introduce you to our new line, our new love, Davines!!! As you can see, I am so excited with it, I gave it three !!!. Davines is pronounced, da-veh-ness. It is an Italian line, formulated in and shipped directly from Parma Italy. This fabulous company works with the non-profit Slow Food Foundation for Biodiversity Onlus, joining the Presidia Project, they are part of the LifeGate Zero Impact Project as well.
Davines has a quite a few different families in their line of luxurious haircare and each family has a specific role. I especially love that Davines does exactly what is says it is going to do. The packaging literally says, "This is a strong hairspray" or "This is a curl enhancing mousse." The line keeps it simple all the while, making a positive impact on the Earth (and your lovely locks!) by using the minimum amount of plastic required to properly protect the precious formulas it contains. Not to mention, the packs are food-grade plastic and can be reused as containers for pots, plants or snacks! We would like to encourage our clients to reduce, reuse, recycle and as a small thank you for keeping it green, we offer a $2 recycling credit to put toward your next Davines purchase when you bring your used Davines packages to us for recycling!
Every product in the Essentials Shampoo and Conditioning line contains 1 specific active ingredient from a Slow Food Presidia Farm. They are also committed to sustainability and reforestation, making sure every particle of a slow food purchased for a specific hair product is completely used or given back to Slow Food farmers to be replanted. The paper wrap around the More Inside styling line is reforested and boasts super cute, quirky sketches of actual Davines employees on the inside of the packaging, so creative!
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Throughout my search, I was hoping to find a styling line that could defend the hot humid, oppressive weather we Kansas Citians endure during the summer. My number one must have in my search? A humidity resistant product to tame my 'foamy' hair on a humid day, retain the moisture if I were to enhance the curl or a hairspray to shield the hair from humidity without weighing it down. Guess what?! I found it! Actually, I not only found it but I feel as though I struck gold when settling on this delicious line. Ok, ok... if the truth be told, my co-worker, Caleb officially set me up with Davines and for his insight, I am truly grateful.
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Student Perspective: Anja Hohmann
Graduating Class of 2016
Undergraduate: University of Cambridge
Koch Fellow
I was completing my Masters in England when I first learned about the PhD program offered by the Watson School of Biological Sciences. The program attracted my attention as it is unique for a US institution. Graduate courses are completed within the first semester. Following three to four rotations, a teaching experience in the Dolan DNA Learning Center, and the qualifying exam, students start to work on their theses at the end of the first year. With exams, teaching and most course requirements out of the way, we can dedicate our full attention to our research. This fast-paced program thereby encourages a timely completion of thesis projects, which makes the Watson School stand out from most other Ph.D granting schools in the US.
Since I started here almost two years ago, the two-tier mentoring system has proven to be of great value for my scientific progress. Whilst my research mentor (my PI) is accessible anytime to discuss experimental results, technical details and future directions of my thesis project, my academic mentor is available to advise on opportunities to further my scientific education or potential career paths. This combination provides solid support for my endeavors as a developing scientist.


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Asian Country Antiques offers a wide range of custom finishes. We have worked with designers and customers around the country and in Canada providing that special color and finish needed to complete a project.
If you see a piece in inventory that is just the right size for your space but the color does not work, we can arrange professional refinishing at reasonable pricing.
The Antique Chinese Tapered Bamboo cabinet on the left came to us with most of the original finish removed. We found some nice photos of a similar antique cabinet in an original brown lacquer, and we felt this is just what this piece needed to make it stand out.
When we purchased the vintage altar table on the left, it had a simple medium brown lacquer finish on it. Our customer wanted a darker finish showing a minimal amount of wear on the highlights, and was very pleased with the results.


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The Mahmoud S Taman Foundation will publish the winners of the Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Essay Contest as soon as winners are announced.
Since 2009, the Mahmoud S Taman Trust has been providing scholarships, through the Islamic Society of Northern Wisconsin, for North American students specializing in Islamic studies with a goal to work as educators in the field. The scholarships were granted to undergraduate and graduate students who pursued careers involving a lifelong commitment to Islam. The vision for this program is to support the development of a new generation of Muslim leaders and scholars who focus on education enrichment and community development.
The following people received scholarships:
Sabih Islam Khwaja: Sabih, from Oshkosh, Wisconsin, completed his master's degree in Islamic Studies at the School of Oriental and African Studies in London, England. He is an active member of the Muslim community in Northeast Wisconsin and received the Mahmoud Taman Islamic Studies scholarship as an academic student of Islam to continue his studies and community efforts.
May Kosba: May was a graduate student at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, California, pursuing an M.A. in Islamic Studies. Since graduating, she has worked to challenge cultural stereotypes pertaining to Islam and women. She was an Atlas Service Corps Fellow where she served in Washington, D.C. for a year working as a business development coordinator at Volunteers for Economic Growth Alliance. She graduated from the Faculty of Commerce, English Department at Ain Shams University in Cairo, Egypt. May has many years of experience working in the nonprofit field including working for human rights and community and youth development organizations in Cairo. She is also a poet and a writer, having co-authored a book, Hello, It's a Muslim Calling (Saray Publishing, Cairo) that seeks to challenge stereotypes about Muslims.
Tricia Pethic: Tricia is a Muslim chaplain with experience in correctional and university settings. She served as social media coordinator for Hartford Seminary and the Association of Campus Muslim Chaplains. She writes for various media outlets and currently is the principal at a masjid development consulting service.
Jarrod Long: Also known as Ibrahim J. Long, Jarrod is an American Muslim chaplain with experience providing care in correctional, educational, and healthcare facilities. Jarrod received his B.A. in Humanities and Religious Studies from California State University, Sacramento. He completed an M.A. in Islamic Studies and Christian-Muslim Relations and a Graduate Certificate in Islamic Chaplaincy from the Hartford Seminary. Currently, Jarrod serves the patients, family members, and staff of St. Joseph's Healthcare in Hamilton, Ontario.
Maggie Mitchell Siddiqi: Maggie was a graduate student at Hartford Seminary, who completed an M.A. in Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations and a Graduate Certificate in Islamic Chaplaincy. She previously served for three years as program coordinator at the Islamic Society of North America's Office for Interfaith and Community Alliances in Washington, D.C., where she oversaw implementation of interfaith dialogue and community outreach programs and conducted outreach to government officials and stakeholders on issues of social justice. Maggie is a 2012-2013 fellow of the American Muslim Civic Leadership Institute, and has previous experience in government consulting, community organizing for the Obama campaign, and legislative work in the Office of U.S. Representative Sheila Jackson Lee. Maggie has a B.A. in religion from Wesleyan University and is proficient in Spanish and German.
Erol Sinan: Erol was a graduate student at New York University, studying Islamic law and society. His area of focus is the formative period of the Islamic legal tradition. He plans to serve the Muslim community by striving to acquire and impart knowledge throughout his career.
Rasha Azoni: Rasha was a student at Hartford Seminary in Connecticut, studying Islamic Studies and Christian-Muslim Relations. She plans to serve the Muslim community by using her education to become a scholar-teacher-activist who can contribute to the empowerment of Muslims women as a means of achieving peace and justice for all people.
Heba Youssef: Heba was a student at Hartford Seminary, receiving a M.A. in Christian- Muslim relations and a Graduate Certificate in Islamic Chaplaincy. She plans to serve the Muslim community in the capacity of a Muslim chaplain, and is currently interning as the first ever Muslim chaplain at Fairfield University in Connecticut.
Ebadur Rahman: Ebadur memorized the Qur'an at the age of 15. He studied for four years in the pilot seminary program at the Zaytuna Institute in the San Francisco Bay Area. He completed an undergraduate degree from the Gallatin School of Individualized Study at New York University. His concentration at Gallatin involves using history and sociology to look at challenges facing the contemporary Muslim American community. He served as a teacher's assistant at the Zaytuna Summer Arabic Intensive from 2008-2010 and serves as an instructor at the Muslim Education and Converts Center of America (MECCA).
Matthew Ingalls: Matthew is Assistant Professor of Islamic Studies in the Department of Religion at University of Puget Sound where he teaches: Introduction to Islam, Islam in America, Sharia Law, Law and Religion, Jihad and Islamic Fundamentalism, Religion and Rhetoric, and Sufism. Matthew received his PhD from the Islamic Studies Program at Yale University. He has written many books and articles including; Egypt and Islam: A History published in 2016 (Princeton University with co-author Clark Lombardi). His articles have appeared in the New York Times.
Imtiaz Uddin Uzair: Imtiaz studied at St. John's University and Hartford Seminary. He also has a law degree.
Since 2009, the Mahmoud S Taman Trust, through the Islamic Society of Northern Wisconsin, has provided financial support to community organizations in the Chippewa Valley, the United States, and internationally.
The following organizations received funding:
Chippewa Valley and Northwestern Wisconsin:
Sojourner House-Catholic Charities: to support the opening of a homeless shelter in Eau Claire, WI
JONAH / Eau Claire County Jail: to provide books for the Stop and Think program which works to successfully transition inmates back into their communities
Chippewa Valley Book Festival-Eau Claire Regional Arts Center: to support the 13th Annual Chippewa Valley Book Festival
Chippewa Valley Post: for the start-up support of this online community publication
Barron Islamic Center: to fund the mosque in Barron, WI
Around the United States:
The Medina Clinic, Inc.: to support the free medical clinic in Grandview, Missouri
The Egypt Conference Inc.: for the conference on post-revolution Egypt in Washington, DC in 2011
African American Holiday Association: to help fund a documentary on African American Muslim Women directed by Zarinah Shakir.
Hope and Future Society of the Village of Shubra Bas: to fund an adult literacy program in Shebeen ElKom, Mounifiya, Egypt
Islamisk-Kristent Studicenter: to fund humanitarian efforts which worked to provide medical aid to Syrians
Patriarch of Alexandria, Egypt of the Egyptian Orthodox Church: for medical needs of Egyptians during the revolutionary protests of 2011
Arab Medical Union: for medical needs of Egyptians during the revolutionary protests of 2011


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I once again hooked up with Fredrik Salhus, which I've worked with quite a bit in the past. He is actually in 90% of the images in my Skateboard portfolio on my website: www.momentcorp.com
This time we went to the brand new skate hall in Bergen Norway.
Setup for the image: Nikon D3, MF Fishey Nikkor 16mm f/2.8, 1/250sec f/11, SU-800 for triggering the flashes, 2 SB-800 as main light, one on a boom that can be seen in the background, the other one next to camera on a lightstand. One SB-600 which lights up the person in the background. (Click on the product names to read reviews of the items)
Setup: Nikon D3, Nikon AF-S Nikkor 17-35mm f/2.8D ED-IF @ 19mm 1/250sec f/8, Su-800, 2 SB-800 as main lights, one on a boom on top left corner, one SB-800 on the floor of the bowl next to me, and one SB-600 pointed to the bottom of the bowl from a lightstand. Image converted to BW with Nik Silver Efex Pro


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It's always great to see Clint squint his way through a Western. Joe Kidd may not stand as tall as some more mythical Eastwood cowboy heroes, but the film is directed by the great John Sturges and Robert Duvall gets to ride a horse and shoot a gun as the villain. Good enough ingredients to make Joe Kidd eminently watchable.
Joe is the town eccentric.
When we meet him he's spending the night in jail for disorderly conduct. Part of his
irascible charm. Hs time before the judge collides with a Mexican terrorist attack on the
court, led by Luis Chama and though Joe is aloof he decides to save the judge. When one of
the Mexicans searches for the judge in a bar, Joe is forced to pull the trigger. Enter
land baron Harlan who is putting together a "hunting party" to eliminate
Joe is recruited but spurns the job stating he's got nothing against Chama. An incident at
Joe's ranch quickly changes his mind and before you know it he's guiding the hunters. It
doesn't take long for Kidd to realize the hunters are unworthy allies. Kidd challenges
everybody within talking distance and manages to have final confrontations with everyone
who has a nasty word to say to him.
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Launched! All New Mitsubishi FUSO Range
In December 2015 Al-Wajba Establishment launched All-New range of Mitsubishi FUSO vehicles. Manufactured in Chennai, India by Daimler India Commercial Vehicles. All new range of vehicles are equipped with EURO III engines and latest technology in commercial vehicles industry. Launch event was graced by Indian Ambassador to Qatar H.E.Sanjeev Arora, other dignitaries and large number of customers


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Marathas after Shivaji
After Shivaji
Shivaji, the great captain had died but the spirit lived in his "Swarajya". Aurangzeb had seen the perils of the Guerilla warfare and had realized that it was not time to trust the generals. He took the command in his hands and in 1681, arrived at Burhanpur. He sent prince Muazzam, who after running over Konkan moved to Bijapur. Aurangzeb pushed forward to Ahamednagar. Both of them were annexed to Mughal Empire.
As soon as the Mughals turned their back, Sambhaji swiftly led his cavalry, crossed Khandesh and burnt Burhanpur and set the whole country ablaze. Before Mughals could retreat, they safely returned back to their heavens. The Mughal emperor now turned his attention only on to crushing the Marathas.
The revenue of the Marathas was cut as Bijapur and Ahamednagar was now firmly annexed to the Mughal Kingdom. In 1689, Sambhaji was captured and executed. His infant son Sahuji was taken captive.
Rajaram, brother of Sambhaji sought refuge at Jingee in the Konkan and in 1700 his son Shivaji III under the regency of his mother Tarabai took the Maratha Command. But the Mughals released Sahuji and now the Marathas were in two rival camps. There was a civil war between Sahuji and Tarabai, in which Sahuji got victorious, with the help of Balaji Vishwanath. Balaji Vishwanath was made Peshwa in 1713 and thus he founded the line of the Peshwas. Tarabai set up a rival camp at Kolhapur.
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As the winter has arrived, the temperature has been droping. The low temperature will have a direct influence on the meters. For instance, the electrical meter cannot work normally and the accuracy of measurement reduces. The measuring media of many meters is liquid, which is likely to solidify or freeze at low temperature. The inaccuracy of measurement may lead to all kinds of breakdowns.
Methods for preventing freeze-up of instruments in winter are listed below:
1.Keep the installation site dry and free from rain and snow.
2. Design the inspection route; daily inspect and keep a record of equipment conditions as per the route, including pipeline valves, heat-preservation cabinet, trap and heat tracing elements.
3. Equip audible and visual alarm devices in case of steam leakage and power failure to detect and fix the problem quickly.
4. Dispatch the workers to daily check whether thermal insulation materials are damaged or steam pipelines are blocked. If yes, technical treatment should be given at once.
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Category Archives: Bad Habits
keep it clean, Roger….please..
Whilst driving through the countryside this morning I was momentarily overcome by the unalloyed happiness that is afforded me by just being here. It's the way that each day is spent not looking forward but just looking. An edible metaphor … Continue reading
turning a blind eye…..
The apple on the left will never be the apple of the food buyer's eye as the apple itself has eyes. In the eyes of the buyer those eyes are the eyes that blind the punter from picking it up and paying … Continue reading
Angry birds…
The glow of satisfaction in which to bask at the end of a hard day's work is as elusive to me as a pretty chicken. After living in the French countryside for some years I am as far from conceiving what … Continue reading
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Travel with a purpose
Perhaps the most famous quote about travel is from American author Mark Twain who wrote, "Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime." (Innocents Abroad, 1869)
For stretching one's horizons and perhaps enabling one truly to appreciate the blessings of home, travel is hard to beat. But, how can you "travel with a purpose?" How is it possible to experience the wonderful diversity of God's creation, in places and people, through travel?
The Rev. Paul Jeffrey is a photojournalist missionary with the General Board of Global Ministries. His assignments have taken him to the far corners of the world. Recently he journeyed to South Sudan, where he photographed refugees as they lived, simply making it through one more day.
For Jeffrey, travel can be purposeful by getting away from monuments and buildings and focusing on people.
"If you're a photographer, for example, think of the images you've already seen of the place you're going to visit," he said. "Then commit yourself not to capture the same images. Instead, put your focus on the people who live and work there. Challenge the dominant narratives that define people into two-dimensional travelogue illustrations and recognize their complexity."
'Get lost on purpose.'
To experience more diversity while travelling, Jeffrey offers four words: "Get lost on purpose." Go away by yourself, and rely on local folks to tell you where you are. "Put yourself in a situation where you have to accept hospitality from strangers. Seek surprise," he said.
Not everyone is comfortable or able to "get lost on purpose," but they still can experience travel with a purpose, said Mark Boston, director of specialty tours at Educational Opportunities. EO serves about 15,000 people annually with the Holy Land their number one travel destination.
"We want people to grow spirituality on one of our tours," said Boston. "We take our trips a step beyond a normal vacation and allow you the opportunities to have those touchstones in faith."
For Boston, the trips deepen his understanding of his faith. He recently went on an EO trip following in the footsteps of Paul. "When you travel on a bus for two hours and then you realize, 'Paul walked that,' it gives you a tremendous appreciation for his determination to spread the word as far as he could," Boston said.
Millennials approach travel with new and different needs, Boston said. They want to do more than go to the Holy Land, see the sites and read Scripture. They want to interact with the people. A trip planned for 2018 will include several times of intentional discussion and learning about some of the issues facing the area. Scheduled is a stop in Jericho for "dinner and a lecture on the peace treaties with Egypt and Jordan and the impact of international diplomacy."
Interact safely
"Even in other countries and places that we go," he continued, "I'm finding that when we interact with the local people, the better understanding we have. (This is reflected) in our prayers and in our giving and in our desire to send out people to help other people. We will look at this so much differently than before."
Safety is critically important when travelling, Boston said. EO, which mostly provides group travel experiences via buses or boats, stresses safety as its number one priority.
EO guides and drivers, Boston said, not only know their history and their routes, they know each other. The idea is to envelope travelers in a team of professionals who know how to keep the group safe while also providing spiritual experiences that can change lives.
"I don't go anywhere by myself where I don't feel that people are watching over me," Boston said. "When our people who travel with EO say they want to go out in the evening, my caveat is 'go out with people.' If you go out as a group, you're much less likely to have anybody address you or accost you."
Boston said potential criminals are looking for people who look lost. Wherever he goes – even if he gets lost "on purpose" – he tries to walk/act/look like he knows what he's doing and where he's going.
Seek the different
Years ago, someone gave the Rev. Charles Harrell, a retired member of the Baltimore-Washington Conference, a copy of the book 1,000 Places to See before You Die. After reading it cover-to-cover, he built his own list and has been working on it ever since.
"A lot about finding diversity in your life ... is about seeking out what you know is different," he said, "and listening to what other people are seeing, doing and experiencing that is not your norm."
He echoes Jeffrey's tip: Be willing to leave behind a bit of comfort, get up early and stay up late. "Risk getting lost and getting indigestion," he said.
Travel creates opportunity to experience something different. Harrell told of experiencing two of the best ice creams in his life in (what was then) Yugoslavia. Both were banana-flavored (his favorite), but they were different in their excellence.
"They both caught the deep, essential nature of banana flavor, but it was like they captured different characters of 'banana-ness,' or 'banan-itude,'" he said. "The human family is like that: we do many of the same things, but if we really look and experience, we find an incredible variety of ways of being that can enhance our appreciation of the whole and each part."
Harrell said travel should be more than just entertainment.
"As a Christian and particularly as clergy, I believe that my travel, even for leisure, should contribute in some way to the mission of life and what I'm called to. That means being thoughtful, even about rest."
That means asking questions about who benefits because of your travel, Harrell said, and who it hurts or harms.
Harrell's tips for purposeful travel:
- Pray – Start each day with a time of centering prayer.
- Get off the beaten path – "They say that being out on a limb is good, because the fruit is there," Harrell said. Look for the out-of-the-way places that the tourist herds don't visit; some of your most memorable experiences are likely to happen there.
- Keep a journal – It forces you to "really think about what you've seen."
- Be a good visitor – Remember, you're a guest; try to be a low-maintenance, high-appreciation guest.
- Be attentive to nuance – What looks like the same situation may in fact not be at all.
- Try to give back – Ask: How can I bless this place? These people? How can I express my gratitude to God for being here?
- Let yourself be changed, even transformed – Give yourself to the experience, Harrell said. "Let each horizon you gaze upon beckon you onward to another, new one."
If travel is all about the experience, then it is almost certain that something out of the ordinary is going to happen.
"I've had survivors of a massacre ask me to pray over the bones of the dead," said Jeffrey, "while I was painfully aware that it was my government that sponsored the killing." He's been anointed by a displaced Iraqi child, spent 10 minutes in a small room with Pat Robertson, had Yasar Arafat insist that, in addition to taking photos of him with others, they pose for a selfie, and handed his baby to Daniel Ortega for a photo op. "He held her at arm's length because she had a stinky diaper on," Jeffrey laughed.
The Rev. Erik Alsgaard is editor of Connection, the newspaper of the Baltimore-Washington Conference.


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"Hang Seng Financial" - Australian Home Prices Surge To Record High
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Hang Seng Financial - A gauge of prices in the eight regional capitals rose over 6% in the third quarter from a year earlier, and 4.2% above the previous quarter, the Statistic Bureau said Monday.
The rise takes the index 2.6% above its previous peak, recorded in the first quarter of 2008. The weighted-average index of home prices stood a record 134.4 at the end of the third quarter.
Analysts surveyed by Hang Seng Financial had expected a 4.3% rise in September from a year earlier, and a 2.75% on-quarter rise, according to reports.
The housing data lifted the odds the Reserve Bank will lift interest rates by a quarter-point to 3.5% when it convenes its November meeting Tuesday.
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text: Humanities History & Culture Fidel Castro Biography of Cuban Leader Fidel Castro Share Flipboard Email Print Cuban President Fidel Castro speaks during a rally outside the U.S. Interest Section in Havana, Cuba. (June 21, 2004). Photo by Jorge Rey / Getty Images. History & Culture The 20th Century Important People & Events Fads & Fashions Early 1900s The 20s The 30s The 40s The 50s The 60s The 80s The 90s American History African American History African History Ancient History & Culture Asian History European History Family History & Genealogy Inventions Latin American History Medieval & Renaissance History Military History Women's History View More by Jennifer Rosenberg Jennifer Rosenberg is a historian, history fact-checker, and freelance writer who writes about 20th-century history topics. Updated March 17, 2017 Who Was Fidel Castro In 1959, Fidel Castro took control of Cuba by force and remained its dictatorial leader for nearly five decades. As the leader of the only communist country in the Western Hemisphere, Castro had long been the focus of international controversy. Dates: August 13, 1926/27 -- Also Known As: Fidel Alejandro Castro Ruz Childhood of Fidel Castro Fidel Castro was born near his father's farm, Birán, in southeast Cuba in what was then the Oriente Province. Castro's father, Angel Castro y Argiz, was an immigrant from Spain who had prospered in Cuba as a sugarcane farmer. Although Castro's father was married to Maria Luisa Argota (not Castro's mother), he had five children out of wedlock with Lina Ruz González (Castro's mother), who worked for him as a maid and cook. Years later, Angel and Lina did marry. Fidel Castro spent his youngest years on his father's farm, but spent most of his youth in Catholic boarding schools, excelling at sports. Castro Becomes a Revolutionary In 1945, Castro began law school at the University of Havana and quickly became involved in politics. In 1947, Castro joined the Caribbean Legion, a group of political exiles from Caribbean countries who planned to rid the Caribbean of dictator-led governments. When Castro joined, the Legion was planning to overthrow Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo of the Dominican Republic but the plan was later canceled because of international pressure. In 1948, Castro traveled to Bototá, Colombia with plans to disrupt the Pan-American Union Conference, when country-wide riots broke out in response to the assassination of Jorge Eliecer Gaitán. Castro grabbed a rifle and joined the rioters. While handing out anti-U.S. pamphlets to the crowds, Castro gained first-hand experience of popular uprisings. After returning to Cuba, Castro married co-student Mirta Diaz-Balart in October 1948. Castro and Mirta had one child together. Castro vs. Batista In 1950, Castro graduated from law school and began practicing law. Retaining a strong interest in politics, Castro became a candidate for a seat in Cuba's House of Representatives during the election of June 1952. However, before the elections could be held, a successful coup led by General Fulgencio Batista toppled the previous Cuban government, canceling the elections. From the beginning of Batista's rule, Castro fought against him. At first, Castro took to the courts to try legal means to oust Batista. However, when that failed, Castro began to organize an underground group of rebels. Castro Attacks the Moncada Barracks In the morning of July 26, 1953, Castro, his brother Raúl, and a group of about 160 armed men attacked the second-largest military base in Cuba - the Moncada Barracks in Santiago de Cuba. Confronted with hundreds of trained soldiers at the base, there was little chance that the attack could have succeeded. Sixty of Castro's rebels were killed; Castro and Raúl were captured and then given a trial. After delivering a speech at his trial which ended with, "Condemn me. It does not matter. History will absolve me," Castro was sentenced to 15 years in prison. He was released two years later, in May 1955. The 26th of July Movement Upon his release, Castro went to Mexico where he spent the next year organizing the "26th of July Movement" (based on the date of the failed Moncada Barracks attack). On December 2, 1956, Castro and the rest of the 26th of July Movement rebels landed on Cuban soil with the intention of starting a revolution. Met by heavy Batista defenses, nearly everyone in the Movement was killed, with merely a handful escaping, including Castro, Raúl, and Che Guevara. For the next two years, Castro continued guerrilla attacks and succeeded in gaining large numbers of volunteers. Using guerrilla warfare tactics, Castro and his supporters attacked Batista's forces, overtaking town after town. Batista quickly lost popular support and suffered numerous defeats. On January 1, 1959, Batista fled Cuba. Castro Becomes Cuba's Leader In January, Manuel Urrutia was selected as president of the new government and Castro was placed in charge of the military. However, by July 1959, Castro had effectively taken over as leader of Cuba, which he remained for the next four decades. During 1959 and 1960, Castro made radical changes in Cuba, including nationalizing industry, collectivizing agriculture, and seizing American-owned businesses and farms. Also during these two years, Castro alienated the United States and established strong ties with the Soviet Union. Castro transformed Cuba into a communist country. The United States wanted Castro out of power. In one attempt to overthrow Castro, the U.S. sponsored the failed incursion of Cuban-exiles into Cuba in April 1961 (the Bay of Pigs Invasion). Over the years, the U.S. has made hundreds of attempts to assassinate Castro, all with no success. In 1961, Castro met Dalia Soto del Valle. Castro and Dalia had five children together and finally married in 1980. In 1962, Cuba was the center of world focus when the U.S. discovered the construction sites of Soviet nuclear missiles. The struggle that ensued between the U.S. and the Soviet Union, the Cuban Missile Crisis, brought the world the closest it ever came to nuclear war. Over the next four decades, Castro ruled Cuba as a dictator. While some Cubans benefited from Castro's educational and land reforms, others suffered from the food shortages and lack of personal freedoms. Hundreds of thousands of Cubans have fled Cuba to live in the United States. Having relied heavily on Soviet aid and trade, Castro found himself suddenly alone after the downfall of the Soviet Union in 1991. With the U.S. embargo against Cuba still in effect, Cuba's economic situation suffered greatly in the 1990s. Fidel Castro Steps Down In July 2006, Castro announced that he was temporarily handing over power to his brother, Raúl, while he underwent gastrointestinal surgery. Since then, complications with the surgery caused infections for which Castro underwent several additional surgeries. Still in ill health, Castro announced on February 19, 2008 that he would not seek nor accept another term as president of Cuba, effectively resigning as the leader of Cuba. Continue Reading


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SOUTHEAST GLENDALE — Looking to bounce back from a rough week which included league losses against Burroughs and Crescenta Valley, the Glendale High girls' water polo team didn't have time to feel sorry for itself.
Aware that the Nitros are still very much a part of the playoff picture, Desiree Ivett Garcia-Solano looked to get them back on track with a flurry of goals.
Garcia-Solano scored the match's first four goals and finished with six overall Tuesday afternoon to lead host Glendale to an easy 16-3 Pacific League win against Arcadia.


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The Whooverville Doctor Who convention that took place in September at Derby featured a notable podcasting panel featuring representatives from no less than eight (8) different Doctor Who podcasts. Eager to elbow their way into a party to which they were never invited, Radio Free Skaro is proud to present this panel to you for your listening enjoyment. Very big thanks to Adam Purcell of Staggering Stories for providing the audio.
Oh, and happy 100th episode, Tin Dog!
Appearing at the Whooverville Podcast Panel were:
– Tony Gallichan from The Flashing Blade Podcast
Radio Free Skaro Presents Podcest: The Whooverville Podcast PanelSeptember 9, 2009
Radio Free Skaro #157 – Byrne, Baby, ByrneSeptember 6, 2009
The classic series commentary makes a not-so-triumphant return to the Radio Free Skaro fold as we merge the Miniscope with the old time-filling standby. With Johnny Byrne as our subject we plod through the week's weak news with discussion of lowlights such as Warriors of the Deep and our commentary of the first half of Arc of Infinity. There should have been another way, indeed!
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Radio Free Skaro #155 – Holmesian Triple ActAugust 23, 2009
Gary Russell experiences HAVOCAugust 20, 2009
Last night at the monthly Doctor Who New York (DWNY) meetup, special guest Gary Russell — former Doctor Who Magazine editor, author, actor and current script editor — was presented with a swish Radio Free Skaro "Action by HAVOC" mug. Thanks go to Barnaby Edwards (no, not THAT one) from DWNY for this honour.
Gary Russell sports his new Radio Free Skaro "Action by HAVOC" mug for the DWNY crowd. Second photo courtesy Andre Tessier.
Radio Free Skaro #152 – Fax the BetamaxAugust 3, 2009
The Three Who Rule come off last week's plethora of news with but a handful of offerings this time around. Turning lemons into lemonade they parry and thrust their way through another hearty podcast for your aural pleasure. From the return of Spoilor to thoughts on the return of Tom Baker to the role of The Doctor, grab your foil and join the fray.
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Radio Free Skaro presents Bridging The RiftJuly 30, 2009
A couple weeks ago, Radio Free Skaro released a special Wednesday Cutaway episode of our podcast, focusing on the controversy surrounding Torchwood: Children of Earth and the perceived homophobia centred around the series. Hosted by Katrina, Nat and Erik, the episode proved to be extremely popular. Buoyed by this success, Katrina and Nat have decided to forge ahead and start their own weekly podcast.
And so, without further ado, we at Radio Free Skaro are proud to announce our very first spin-off podcast, Bridging The Rift!
From the Bridging The Rift website:
The Doctor Who Universe fandom is wide, diverse and vibrant, but it's split into enclaves; be it 'old fandom' or new, LiveJournal or forums, Torchwood or Doctor Who, and the many different types of creative pursuits.
Bridging The Rift is a podcast that hopes to bring the Doctor Who Universe fandom together. We'll be highlighting and discussing hot topics and debates; trying to see all sides of the argument and hopefully coming to some conclusions. We'll also be exploring the fandom's creative pursuits, helping you to find the best Doctor Who, Torchwood and Sarah Jane Adventures fan art, music, fiction, animation, films, reconstructions, comics, costumes and crafts.
Our two main co-hosts are not only fans of all three Doctor Who Universe shows, but also the fandom's creativity. We're also aiming to bring in guest hosts to bring new perspectives to our discussions and cover all sides of the story and all the corners of the fandom. So join us weekly, with new episodes usually released on Wednesdays or Thursdays. Subscribe on iTunes, add our feed or download directly from the site.
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Simba Dixie Group resues Heros
The insolvent wooden toy manufacturer Heros will become a new member of the Simba Dickie Group effective from 1st December 2010.
Manfred Duschi, managing director, Simba Dickie Group said: "We will hold on to the Lam production site. All other departments such as administration, logistics and sales will be looked after by Simba Dickie Group in Furth. This is the way we envisaged things in our proposal. It is important that we concentrate on the core competencies of Heros, with the famous wooden bricks, wooden vehicles and wooden pre-school toys, the 'Constructor' building system and the Lorenz play bricks - we plan to rescue the company with targeted sales of 6 million euros initially."


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The classic pub game known as poker Dice makes a great addition to the table games roster at online casinos like Bet365. Instead of using the standard dice with pips numbered one through six, Poker Dice have card symbols on their six faces, from Nines through Aces. Whats more, the faces of the dice are colour coded to make it easy to identify their values. In order from lowest ranking to highest, they are the black nine of Clubs, red ten of Diamonds, blue Jack, green Queen, red King and black Ace of Spades.
Because there are only 6 values in play instead of 13, pairs and straights are much more likely than with card poker. Similarly, busts have a much lower probability of occurring, too. And because there is no shuffling required, the pace is much faster than playing poker with cards from a standard deck.
The Poker Dice screen consists of four distinct areas. There is an oval playing surface that takes up about a third of the window at the top, and it contains the five dice used in play. Directly below the oval is an area for forming the poker hand, along with +/- controls for selecting the number of Rolls allowed for each game from 1 to 3. At the bottom of the screen is the panel for selecting a stake and initiating the roll of the dice. And on the right side of the display is the Payouts Table, showing all the winning combinations and their values.
The simplest game is the one-roll Stud version, in which the result of a single roll is the outcome of the game. The player first selects a stake by using the +/- toggles in the middle of the control panel, from £0.50 to £25. The amount of the stake selected will be clearly indicated in the Stake window. Next, make sure the Rolls count is one and then click on the New Game button. The five dice will elevate and then fall to show the final combination.
Payouts for the single-roll Stud game start at Two Pair, worth a stake multiplier of 0.5X. Catching Three of A kind pays 1X, a Full House is worth 4X, a Straight (K~9) pays 5X and a Royal Straight (A~10) is worth 8X. Getting Four of a Kind earns a payout of 10X, while the top prize is 150X for Five of a Kind.
When the two-roll Draw version of the game is played, the player has the option to select from one to all five dice after the first roll and then roll the remaining dice a second time in an attempt to improve the hand. Again, there are seven potential winning combinations. Two Pair is worth a stake multiplier of 0.25X, Three of A kind pays 0.5X, a Full House is worth 1X, a Straight (K~9) earns 1.5X and a Royal Straight (A~10) is pays 2X. Gathering Four of a Kind pays 3X, and 20X is paid for Five of a Kind.
The third version is also a Draw game, but with two opportunities to improve the hand by rolling again after selecting dice to keep. In this case, there are just six possible payouts, with a Full House worth 0.25X being the lowest winning hand. A Straight pays 0.5X, a Royal Straight is worth 1X, Four of a Kind is valued at 2X and Five of Kind pays 10X.
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I have been married for over 5 years and I can't believe I am able to type that. Anyone who has been in a long-term relationship knows that the only thing constant in life is change. Individual change, relationship change, and life change are all part of the normal cycle of sticking by someone through the years.
When I was in high school I was the girl who showed up late to school every single day so I could park in the staff parking lot (sorry, Mom!). I was the girl who graduated as valedictorian but got many frustrated comments from teachers that I wouldn't stop talking during class. I was the girl who, when we first got married, would roll out of bed at the last possible minute to wave goodbye to Nathan as he left to work - then sometimes I would jump back in bed before I, too, had to leave for the office.
That girl is but a distant memory. Today I woke up earlier than Nathan and got up at 5:25am, right when my alarm rang. I grabbed my pre-packed gym bag and headed to Planet Fitness. When I got home I used the banana I had frozen the night before to make my usual - a chocolate protein smoothie - while coffee was brewing for the day ahead. By 7:45am I was hard at work, typing out emails and blog posts while I sipped on my second cup.
I could talk more about my changes another day, but what I will say is that personal change always affects your marriage - for better or for worse. In some ways, this new disciplined person has been wonderful for our marriage. I am much more organized and tidy (whereas I used to be the messy one), I stay on top of what's going on in our lives, and I never keep Nathan waiting when we are trying to get out the door.
At the same time, a schedule can become a strict, unbending regimen. With a fairly detailed schedule of the day in my head, I have often found myself working while Nathan is home (whether before or after his long day), checking emails at odd hours, and not allowing space for a whole lot of nothing in our relationship. I will tell you in all honesty that this was not good for our marriage. It took awhile for me to realize just how much this was hurting us and I can only wish I had seen it before.
So with that in mind I have made some drastic changes this month. While I still have a schedule, sometimes I let that go for a little while. In the mornings I get done what I need to - unless Nathan wants to just hang out and talk. In the evenings (and the mornings) my phone is often on do not disturb or in another room. I get no social media notifications and I do not check social media when I'm not working. And finally, I don't reply to texts when we are intentionally spending time together.
Of course I'm not perfect in this. Of course sometimes I inadvertently read or respond to a text when we are in the middle of a conversation. Of course there are times when I need or want to work and he wants to talk - and I don't always make the right choice one way or the other. But the biggest change that has happened in our marriage is that I'm not living a distracted life when I am with him. I can multitask all I want for every minute of the day but when I'm with Nathan my focus is on him. It's on us. Our marriage. Our relationship. This journey that we are in together for the rest of our lives.
It's the most precious thing in the world to me, and it's time I started acting like it. And if this sounds anything like you I'd encourage you to put the phone down (texts can wait), turn your email off (clients don't expect a one hour response time) and live an un-distracted, intentional life in all your relationships. I promise it will make a world of difference to you and everyone around you.


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Gooooo Canada!!!
I'm not sure how my children stay asleep through my yelling at the tv. I love watching hockey, especially Olympic hockey. I'm not such a big fan of the anxiety I give myself watching it. I need to simmer down.
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Adorable! I think that we will both be yelling on Sunday. =)
He melts my heart!


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About Us.
Trigg Jewellers are established and leading jewellers who have delivered exclusivity, luxury, quality and committed service for over 80 years and continue to provide unparalleled expertise and craftsmanship in all metals, stones, cuts and designs.
Specialising in the manufacture of bespoke jewellery tailor made to meet our customers individual needs, our own workshop is located just outside Cavendish Square enabling us to turn precious metals and stones into uniquely hand crafted creations.
We also represent some of the world's most prestigious watch brands including Baume et Mercier, Breitling, Ebel, Longines, Omega and Tag Heuer.
As one of Cavendish Square's oldest tenants combined with our 80 year heritage, we are able to provide services to meet just about any of your jewellery and fine watch needs. From new sales and valuations to modifications and repairs, Trigg Jewellers will assist you every step of the way.
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Wednesday, January 9 – 8pm ET/PT on Global
Kate tries to talk her way out of a delicate situation with her father. Meanwhile, Marco confronts Bob about Lorna, and Gladys's Valentine's Day gets a boost when she gets a surprise visit from a soldier.
Wednesday, January 9 – 8pm ET/PT on Global
Kate tries to talk her way out of a delicate situation with her father. Meanwhile, Marco confronts Bob about Lorna, and Gladys's Valentine's Day gets a boost when she gets a surprise visit from a soldier.
Monday, January 7 – 10pm ET/PT *Series Premiere* on Global
When wealthy socialite and notorious party girl Vivian Bowers is found dead of an overdose, no one is surprised. Convinced her death was a homicide, FBI agent Will Moreno (Laz Alonso) enlists the help of Det. Joanna Locasto (Meagan Good), who grew up with Vivian. Joanna quickly begins to uncover dark secrets and clues about why Vivian's life was in danger, rekindles an old romantic relationship, and rediscovers the allure of the luxurious lifestyle she once knew.
In the new season of Canada's Handyman Challenge, HGTV celebrities Bryan Baeumler (Leave It To Bryan), Scott McGillivray (Income Property) and Paul Lafrance (Decked Out) are teaming up as judges along with HGTV newcomer Jennifer Robertson (Little Mosque on the Prairie, Mr. D) as host.
The competition is amplified this season as contestants battle it out for the all-new $25,000 prize. Canada's Handyman Challenge premieres on Tuesday January 22nd at 10pm ET/PT on HGTV Canada.
"Canada's Handyman Challenge provides talented Canadians with a unique opportunity. Not only do they showcase their skills on a national platform, but they have the once-in-a-lifetime chance to receive guidance and advice from some of the top talent in the contracting and construction industries, plus a shot at a $25,000 prize," said Barb Williams, Senior Vice President of Content, Shaw Media. Continue reading »
Monday, Jan. 7
MAJUMDER MANOR: Inspired to give back to his hometown of Burlington, Newfoundland, Canadian comic Shaun Majumder builds a boutique, eco-luxe inn, as chronicled in a new 12-part documentary series.
ZACH BONNER: When he was seven years old, Bonner founded The Little Red Wagon, a non-profit charity to help the 1.3 million homeless children in the U.S. in the wake of Hurricane Charlie. Now 18 years old, he joins CANADA AM with the latest updates of his foundation.
LESLIE BECK: CANADA AM welcomes the nutrition expert to discuss her new book, The Plant-Based Power Diet: 10 Simple Steps to a Healthier, Leaner, Energetic You. Continue reading »


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Reframing the Data Debate
[Commentary] The uses and misuses of student data have become the focus of an increasingly bitter debate in the education community and the nation. Fears about misuses of student data feed into larger narratives about dangers to privacy and the security of data fueled by revelations about the NSA, Target, etc., and their fervor makes it impossible to dismiss them as ill-informed rants.
Related concerns about large, impersonal entities threatening the independence and integrity of our system of education -- inBloom being the most recent culprit -- are fraught with emotion because they resonate with fears about threats to local control of education.
First, we must recognize that what motivates many of our opponents is not only legitimate concerns about the potential for unintended negative consequences, such as data breaches and other threats to privacy and the security of student data, but also a profound mistrust of the intentions of companies in the education industry, decrying "data-mining vendors...eager to make money off of student information in the name of 'big data' and 'personalized' learning."
Then, we must reframe the debate, broaden the conversation so that it is not focused chiefly on concerns about privacy and the security of student data. To do that, we must develop another narrative, one that explains why data have been and always will be central to the mission of public education.
Reframing the Data Debate


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(Or Teaching Reading Without Text)
Fact and opinion.
That was the focus of a 6th grade teacher's lesson. A central office literacy leader described the lesson to me in our recent coaching session.
The teacher explained the difference between fact and opinion…she said her mother loved Wheel of Fortune, but she didn't because it put her to sleep…she told them that was her mother's opinion…the kids were quiet, but most of them were checked out…she told the class she would make some statements and they had to write F or O on their personal whiteboards, and then she said, 'I don't like monkeys. Is that a fact or an opinion?'
(There was more, but this excerpt suits the point of this post.)
Charged with the task of having to provide the teacher with feedback, the literacy leader asked, "How would you help her revise her lesson?"
My answer was, "I wouldn't."
I explained,
When you comb the Common Core 6th grade ELA/Literacy Standards, you won't find "fact and opinion." What you will find are RL.6.2 and RI.6.2. of which neither focus on "fact and opinion." Instead they ask students to provide a summary that is free from their personal opinion and based on the text. Given that, I am wondering; why did she choose to spend a class period on a concept that was taught in fourth grade based on the previous standards and not required in sixth grade based on the Common Core? I'm also wondering why did she spend an entire class period teaching reading without any text when she has been charged with preparing students for college and/or careers using a range of complex texts?
Revising a lesson that was not based on the correct standard would demand too much unnecessary processing and send a message that the lesson only required revisions. So I wouldn't revise the lesson. I would start over…from the beginning…with the correct standard.
As we continued the coaching session, we developed a few questions that she could ask during her reflective meeting with the teacher. They included:
- How do you typically decide what you are going to teach?
- Review the Common Core literacy standards. Which one(s) did you intend to address?
- How do you determine your entry point into a standard?
- Given that this was a literacy lesson, why did you choose to exclude the use of text?
There exists a collective voice that reiterates the demand for transformed practices by the Common Core, yet at times we fall short because change is difficult when we do not constantly challenge our own thinking. (Case in point: the literacy leader wanting to revise a lesson based on an outdated standard.) If we aren't always asking ourselves why am I making this choice, is this the most appropriate choice, and/or how does this choice differ from what I've done in the past, then we can easily–and subconsciously–slip back into old behaviors without recognizing, while believing we have transformed.
If you are a leader of this change, my challenge to you is this:
- Consider self-questioning your choices regularly to see what "different" is required and determine if you are really living the "different;" and
- Require instructional personnel to reflect on their own choices regularly using the standards as their gauge
Make the main thing, the main thing. Standards are the benchmark on which progress is measured. Therefore, make them the starting point of lesson design. Make the standards the main thing.


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Six Surprising Foods That Stain Teeth
- Posted on: Feb 21 2015
Certain food and drinks work against us when it comes to keeping a shining white smile. Brightly colored beverages and bites are often the biggest offenders, yet you may be surprised at some of the other culprits that make the list.
Most teeth staining is caused by chromogens. Chromogens are intensely pigmented molecules that latch on to dental enamel.
While some foods contain the presence of chromogens and stain directly, other foods act as catalysts spurring chromogens on. Acidic foods and beverages soften teeth temporarily—eroding the dental enamel and making it easier for chromogens to attach. Foods containing tannins also increase chromogens ability to latch on to enamel and stain.
Which foods and drinks stain the most?
Before we get to the food surprises, did you know that the top three teeth staining culprits are actually drinks? Number one is black coffee, number two is tea, and number three is red wine.
Here are six other things that can stain teeth:
1. Soy Sauce
Dark liquids used to flavor foods, such as soy sauce, contribute to staining. Try topping your sushi with ginger to ease up on the soy and follow this rule of thumb: if something will stain your napkin, it will likely stain your teeth.
2. Cola
Soft drinks are both chromogen-rich and acidic so they are prone to cause significant staining. Try a seltzer water with a splash of lime instead of a cola or at least sip through a straw to minimize discoloration.
3. Balsamic Vinegar
This salad topper is dark in color and on the list of teeth stainers. Use sparingly or try a lighter-colored vinegar (such as rice vinegar) on your next house salad.
4. Tomato Sauce
The acidity in tomato-based sauces may lead to increased staining. Try eating a spinach salad before your next pasta dish. It may form a protective film over teeth preventing stains from seeping into your teeth's pores.
5. Curry
Red and yellow curry is as vibrant as it is dangerous for staining teeth. (Though incredibly delicious too!) If you indulge in a good curry-inspired dish, make sure to brush your teeth right after.
6. Sports Drinks
These are highly acidic and can soften tooth enamel to set the stage for staining. Follow with water to help reduce risk of stains.
The best thing to do to protect pearly whites is to avoid staining foods altogether. To help reduce impact, you can also swish with water, chew sugar free gum, and brush directly after consuming.
To keep your smile as bright and beautiful as possible, give us a call. We have tooth whitening options to help!
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The Ixia line of copper taps provides complete traffic visibility and access to any network connection. A copper tap can be deployed onto any inline copper network link, delivering permanent monitoring access ports. The copper tap provides an out-of-band monitoring or security tool, with all traffic as if it were sitting inline. The taps send copies of traffic, including Layer 1 and Layer 2 errors, from each side of the full-duplex network link to its respective monitor ports. Ixia Copper Taps provide network isolation, dropping any traffic that is accidentally or maliciously transmitted back onto the monitor ports. The copper taps are isolated from the network because they have no IP address, eliminating exposure to external attacks.
Ixia offers two models of copper taps:
* 10/100/1000 Copper Tap
* Ixia Gig Zero DelayTM Tap
The Gig Zero Delay adds functionality that guarantees zero packet loss on the network link in the event that the tap loses power. It uses a battery backup to ensure that power glitches and failures do not result in link loss, dropped packets, or interrupted renegotiation sequences. To ensure that your network connection is never at risk, the battery provides protection for up to 5 hours and recharges during normal operation.
* Passes all network traffic - not reliant on SPAN ports
* Link Fault Detect prevents undetected network link failures
* LED shows power, speed, link and activity
* DIP switches for configuring, duplexing, auto-negotiation and speed settings


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All to benefit from Diss Cyclathon fundraising
Published: 10:09, 01 August 2017
Local cyclists, Diss residents and the East Anglian Air Ambulance (EAAA) are all to benefit from money raised from Diss Cyclathon.
The EAAA will receive £6,700, £3,000 will be donated to community events in Diss such as the carnival, and £4,000 set aside for local cycling clubs in the area.
Neil Collins, organiser of the Nine Town Sportive at Diss Cyclathon, said "We're delighted to support East Anglian Air Ambulance for a second year at Diss Cyclathon and are thrilled that we've been able to raise £6700 this year for such a worthwhile cause.


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Faculty of Social Sciences
The Faculty of Social Sciences was established in 1995 and currently has approximately 4000 students.
The Faculty offers studies in six departments:
All six departments offer six graduates vocational training as well as the option to pursue a higher academic degree
The teaching, training and research staff is varied - from research students and young faculty members with master's and doctoral degrees at the start of their careers to highly experienced professors.
The faculty also fosters a personalized academic ambiance by reducing the number of students in frontal lectures and tutorials and keeping audiences at various seminars very small.
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Ceiling Trend. Friday , March 09th , 2018 - 05:06:03 AM
Clean rooms are required in many different industries which include food, electronic and pharmaceuticals. If your room does not meet the industry standards you can be closed down, so therefore making sure that your suspended ceilings in no way effect your business you will need to make sure that you can meet requirements with your ceilings. You will need to have a steady flow of purified air being brought into the room; this can be easily incorporated into suspended ceilings in the ceiling void above.
Most tiles come in a lightweight, flexible panel that can be easily placed into long plastic, wood or metal strips that are crafted into a pattern on the ceiling. This makes it convenient to place the tiles, which makes it just as easy to remove them for cleaning and repairs. Another advantage to using ceiling tiles is the ease of replacement; if one tile is damaged or dirty you can simply remove the single tile and replace it with another tile. This is a cost and time efficient option as normal damaged ceilings need to be completely repaired in its entirety.
You have the option of going more traditional with a smooth texture, semi- smooth, or a popcorn style ceiling. Plain ceilings can be enhanced without paint if you wish, but before launching into those aspects let's look a bit more at paint. The paint you choose should match the rest of the room's decor and the walls. It doesn't have to be the same color, but something that will meld well. Murals are still a possibility if you have a painter or you have the talent to create an image you will want to live with. A common option is Trompe l'oeil painting as it adds a bit of gusto to the ceiling.
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