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The Under Earth collection was inspired by Niza Huang's fascination with the mysterious depths of the Earth. The jewelry is designed to reflect the rock formations. Each piece is handcrafted and cast in precious metal with some designs being adorned with gemstones.
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Dolly Parton is not gay and it's a real shame. The country crooner/business woman/actress/all-around super woman has been an entertainer for decades. What is amazing about her is that, in those years, she has never stopped telling the truth. So why would she stop now? The gay rumors currently swirling around her and her memoir Dream More are kind of laughable.
Parton openly chats about her plastic surgery, her marriage, and her "look" modeled after the town tramp. So the rumors that she is gay and that she and her best friend since the third grade are gay lovers are, sadly, hogwash.
Parton has long been a gay icon and been open in her support for LGBT rights. She even holds a "Gay Day" at her theme park, Dollywood. See below:
The fact is, if Dolly were gay, she'd be gay. Period. End of story. Why can't people just accept that?
Don't get me wrong, it would be awesome if she were, indeed, gay. The best thing about Dolly has always been her openness, her loving warmth to everyone, and her ability to get the job done while also being sweet. She would make a spicy and sassy gay rights advocate. But you don't have to be gay to be that! And Dolly already is.
Gay rumors are only compelling when they are about someone who is SO obviously homosexual (hello, John Travolta) and so obviously wanting to stay in the closet.
When they are about someone who would be open if she were gay, they are kind of yawn worthy. Dolly Parton is no one's liar. If she were a homosexual, she'd be open about it.
Move on, people!
Do you think Parton is gay?
well i don't think she modeled herself after 'the town tramp' to score chicks!! LOL what a ridiculous allegation. and who cares? it's Dolly freakin' Parton, i don't know anyone that doesn't love this woman, whether she loves another woman or not.
I. Love. Dolly. Parton. I didn't even read this article. I just saw her picture and needed to say it.
Just because someone is so open with their support of the GLBT community people automatically want to assume that this is their lifestyle as well? What a crock!! I fully support the GLBT movement and I'm 100% heterosexual!! And I agree EstellaHavisham, I Love Dolly!!! She is who she is and doesn't make any apologies about it!!
When will people just STOP discussing other people's sexual orientation? How come people don't ask if someone is straight, why does it have to be speculation that a person is gay? Who somebody is sleeping with is none of my business, unless it's my husband. LOL I yearn for the day when people are able to just go about their business without others questioning them about their personal life. Sadly, I don't know that I will ever get to see that. Maybe my grandchildren, one day far down the road as my child is only 5 now, will finally live in a world without the endless speculation about other people's seual orientation. In the meantime, I will do my best to instill in my child a love for ALL people, until or unless a specific person wrongs her, and I will teach her that it's ok not to like THAT person but not to judge other people of the same ethnic or social, etc background because of that one person.


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Do teachers have adequate mental health support to cope with classroom stress?
Most education programs and initiatives are student centred. They have been developed to address a teacher's approach to pedagogical challenges (How they teach or what they teach). The success of the programs are based on the response of the students. There isn't any consideration for the psychological well being of the individual that deals with the unfiltered mass of humanity that enters their classroom with a sense of entitlement. Nor does it consider or protect their emotional well being from the assortment of parents and their often misguided sense of entitlement. Why isn't there first and foremost a support system for the intrepid individuals who place themselves in the direct path of raw ego on a daily basis?
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May 17 2013: Hi Gord,
what an important topic this is.
Educators are undervalued in just about any system, and I agree, they are often subjected to an enormous amount of stress. They are, after all, partly responsible for our most valuable possessions, our children! If they are not mentally and emotionally stable, how can they successfully pass on knowledge and teach kids to be mentally and emotionally stable members of society?
I live in the Netherlands, where health care is (thankfully) quite good. If someone feels they are 'losing it', and can't cope, there is an intricate network of support in virtually all shapes and sizes to help those who need it. I know many educators suffer from stress-related afflictions, like burn-outs for example, and receive the time and care they need under our current health system to get themselves back together again.
May 17 2013: Hi Lizanne - It's great to hear there are resources available to teaching professionals in the Netherlands. There are similar resources available in Canada. I think access to good health care is essential to maintaining a positive environment in a classroom setting.
Does the Netherlands also take a proactive approach? Are there courses available in education degree programs that teach personal coping skills? I know in Canada most programs focus on goals, norms, and standards for conducting the process of education and don't provide stress management training.In addition there appears to be scant training provided regarding the organizational culture of education institutions.
I also question whether Principals are provided adequate human resources and management skills when pursuing their post graduate degrees. The lack of effective management skills increases stress levels.
May 18 2013: What a good question, Gord.
I looked up your question, and found a wide range of training and courses designed for educators to cope with and improve their mental stability. Now, whether these courses are mandatory for all teachers, or whether they are initiated after someone has already 'burned out', I don't know.
I do know that Holland has its feet firmly on the ground when it comes to this kind of thing - mental issues are taken very seriously, but I wonder if they are offered within the school system itself...
Running is a school can be compared to running a business (which, arguably, is where the problem lies). I agree, principals need those skills too, in order to properly delegate and keep their own heads above water!
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TheJohnny Unitas Golden Arm Award is presented to the nation's top collegequarterback, based on his accomplishments both on and off the field. Candidatesfor the Golden Arm Award must be college seniors or fourth-year juniors onschedule to graduate with their class.
NIU'sLynch ranks 14th in the nation and second in the Mid-American Conference intotal offense, averaging 324.8 yards a game, and is 23rd in the country inrushing yards with 102.7 yards per game. His 3,039 career rushing yards are aschool record for rushing yards by a quarterback and he ranks fifth amongcurrent Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) players. Lynch is also one of 10 FBSquarterbacks all-time to gain 3,000 rushing and 4,000 passing yards in a career.
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Inaddition to being a candidate for the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award, theChicago native is also on watch lists released by the Manning Award (topquarterback including bowl performance), the Walter Camp Award (mostoutstanding player), Maxwell Award (college player of the year), the PaulHornung Award (most versatile player) and the Davey O'Brien NationalQuarterback Award (top quarterback).
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Southern Alberta's likeable and booming main city, CALGARY is only an easy hour's drive east of where the prairies buckle into the Rockies to form some of the continent's most magnificent scenery. So it takes some self-restraint to give this city at the confluence of the Bow and Elbow rivers the day or two it deserves. It's probably best known as the home of the Calgary Stampede, a veritable cowboy carnival dubbed "the greatest outdoor show on earth", which takes place over ten days every July. It inspires most of the city and plenty of tourists to indulge in the boots-and-Stetson image that's still a way of life in the region. As such, Calgary's "Cowtown" nickname still has resonance – but not nearly as much relevance, given the wealth the oil and gas industry has brought to the city in the last decades. These riches have seen the city's population grow to over one million, many of whom live in an ever-expanding cookie-cutter suburban sprawl – albeit with the occasional superb view of the Rockies. Despite this Calgary is still an energetic place, harbouring a burgeoning arts scene, excellent restaurants and cafés, splendid parks and some lively, trendy neighbourhoods that are good for strolling.
Compact, high-rise downtown Calgary, loosely centred on the largely pedestrianized Stephen Avenue Mall (8th Avenue between 1st Street SE and 3rd Street SW), is a cluster of mirrored glass and polished granite. A monument to oil money, the area is about as sleek as an urban centre can be, but short on sights, other than the prestigious and worthwhile Glenbow Museum, where any city tour should start. A jaunt up the Calgary Tower, across the street, will help you get your bearings. Much of the rest of the central city lends itself to wandering on foot, whether around Prince's Island, the nearest of many parks; gentrified Kensington, a busy shopping and café district north of the Bow River, and 17th Avenue SW, which is packed with more shops, restaurants and cafés. The appeal of attractions further afield – Fort Calgary, Heritage Park and the Calgary Zoo – will depend on your inclinations. These sights, and other special interest museums that recall something of the city's frontier origins, can be easily reached by bus or light railway (C-Train). The city is also a great hub for day-trips to the dinosaur remains in the strange Badlands around Drumheller to the east and to Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump, an aboriginal site deep in cowboy country to the south.
A brief history of Calgary
Modern Calgary is one of Canada's largest and youngest cities. It was once the domain of the Blackfoot, who ranged over the whole area for several thousand years. About three hundred years ago, they were joined by the Sarcee, forced south by war from their northern heartlands, and the Stoney, who migrated north with Sitting Bull into southern Saskatchewan and then Alberta.
Europeans first began to gather here in the late 1700s; explorer David Thompson wintered here during his travels, while the Palliser expedition spent time nearby en route to the Rockies. Settlers started arriving from around 1870, when hunters moved into the region from the United States, where they had hunted buffalo to the edge of extinction. In 1875, soon after the creation of the first North West Mounted Police stockade at Fort Macleod, a second fort was built further north. A year later it was christened Fort Calgary, named after the Scottish birthplace of its assistant commissioner. The word calgary is Gaelic for "clear running water"; it was felt the ice-clear waters of the Bow and Elbow rivers were reminiscent of the "old country".
By 1883 a station had been built close to the fort, part of the new trans-Canadian railway. The township laid out nearby quickly attracted ranchers and British gentlemen farmers, cementing an enduring Anglo-Saxon cultural bias. By 1886, fires had wiped out most of the town's temporary wooden buildings and tents, leading to an edict declaring all new buildings should be constructed in sandstone and, for a while, Calgary was nicknamed "Sandstone City". It achieved official city status in 1894, something it had taken rival Edmonton over a hundred years to achieve.
Cattle and the railway generated exceptional growth, though the city's rise was nothing compared with the prosperity that followed the discovery of oil. The first strike took place in 1914 in nearby Turner Valley. An oil refinery opened in 1923 and since then Calgary has rarely looked back. When prices soared during the oil crisis of the 1970s, the city exploded, becoming a world energy and financial centre – headquarters for some four hundred oil-related businesses.
Today, only Toronto has the headquarters of more major Canadian corporations. Crucially though, Calgary has diversified into light manufacturing, high-tech, film, transportation and tourism, with 3.1 million visitors to the city every year.Read More
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The Calgary Stampede
The annual Calgary Stampede brings around 1.25 million spectators and participants to the city for ten days in early July. This is far more than a carefully engineered gift to Calgary's tourist industry, however, for the event is one of the world's biggest rodeos and comes close to living up to its "greatest outdoor show on earth" billing.
The competition end of things is taken very seriously. The rodeo is said to be North America's roughest and the combined prize money reaches $2 million. The first show in 1912 put up $100,000 and attracted sixty thousand people to the opening parade, with a line-up that included two thousand aboriginal people in full ceremonial garb and Pancho Villa's bandits in a show erroneously billed as a swan song for the cowboy of the American West ("The Last and Best Great West Frontier Days").
Stampede events
Things officially kick off on the first Friday of the Stampede with a parade at 9am, though many spectators are in place along the route at 6am. The two-hour march involves around 170 entries, four thousand participants and 750 horses. For the duration of Stampede, downtown's Olympic Plaza (temporarily renamed Rope Square) offers free pancake breakfasts (8.15–11.30am) and entertainment every morning; events include live music, mock gunfights and aboriginal dancing, and square dancing also fills parts of Stephen Avenue Mall at 10am. If you want to really experience how the city celebrates Stampede move outside this central area, where you'll find entire neighbourhoods, shops, bars, churches and even local luminaries organizing their own festivities (usually a pancake breakfast). Nightlife is a world unto itself, with Stampede locations giving way to music, dancing, mega-cabarets, plus lots of drinking, eating (it's barbecue heaven), fireworks and general partying into the small hours.
The Stampede's real action – the rodeo and allied events – takes place in Stampede Park, southeast of downtown, best reached by C-Train to Victoria Park–Stampede Station. This vast, open area contains an amusement park, concert and show venues, bars, restaurants and a huge range of stalls and shows that take the best part of a day to see. Entrance is $16, which gives you entry into everything except the rodeo and chuck-wagon races. Entertainments include: the aboriginal village, where members of the Blackfoot, Blood, Sarcee, Stoney and Piegan First Nations set up a teepee village; the World Blacksmith Competition; the Centennial Fair, which hosts events for children; the Agricultural Building, home to displays of cattle and other livestock; the outdoor Coca-Cola Stage, used for evening concerts; and Nashville North, an indoor country music venue.
To see the daily rodeo competition – bronco and bull riding, calf roping, steer wrestling, barrel racing and the rest – you'll need another ticket and unless you've bought these in advance it's hardly worth it: you'll likely be in poor seats and miles from the action or have to stand. You'll also need a ticket (also best bought in advance) to watch the other big event, the ludicrously dangerous but hugely exciting chuck-wagon races. Both events are held in the Stampede Park grandstand.
Stampede practicalities
If you're coming to see the Stampede, plan ahead. Accommodation is stretched and prices can skyrocket for the duration. Tickets for the rodeo and chuck-wagon races range from $12–390; tickets for the finals of both events are a few dollars more; all tickets include park admission. For ticket and all other general information, check w calgarystampede.com.


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Deputies say 20-year-old Lucas Orf shot Bryan Berg in the leg after they got into an argument.
According to detectives, there was drug activity at the house but they don't know if the fight was over drugs.
At that time, five to six suspects took off and deputies found five of them in the area.
Deputies and SWAT officers believed someone was holed up in the home, and when they finally made entry, found there was no one inside.
A school was put on lockdown during the barricade situation as a precaution.
Orf was arrested on several outstanding warrants and was booked into a jail on Thursday night. Orf was on probation and was prohibited from handling a firearm and will likely face additional charges for allegedly shooting Berg.
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The war of words continues between Jack White and The Black Keys . Last year, in some emails leaked to Rolling Stone , White accused Keys's singer Dan Auerbach , of trying to "follow me around, copy me and push himself into my world." Those emails started a bit of a feud, with the Keys' drummer Patrick Carney telling Rolling Stone he was "embarrassed for" White, who he said, "Sounds like an a****le."
In the new issue of the magazine, which features White on the cover, the former White Stripes leader stands by his original statements and takes it a step further : "I'll hear TV commercials where the music's ripping off sounds of mine, to the point I think it's me," he says. "Half the time, it's the Black Keys."
White goes on to point out that an innovator like Amy Winehouse made it possible for " Adele [to sell] 20 million records. The White Stripes did the same thing, and in our absence, you're gonna find someone to fill that. And you get a band like the Black Keys, who said they never heard of the White Stripes? Sure."
White has since addressed his comments on his website, in order to, in his words, "clear up a lot of the negativity surrounding things I've said or written, despite the fact that I loathe to bring more attention to these things."
He writes that he wishes the Black Keys nothing but success. He says, "Lord knows that I can tell you myself how hard it is to get people to pay attention to a two piece band with a plastic guitar, so any attention that the Black Keys can get in this world I wish it for them, and I hope their record stays in the top ten for many months and they have many more successful albums in their career."
White further states he did not meant to slight Winehouse, Adele , or two other female artists he mentioned to Rolliing Stone , Duffy and Lana del Rey , who he says have "amazing voices" and whose records he owns.
He also elaborates on his opinion of his former White Stripes band mate, Meg White , whom he casts in an unflattering light in the Rolling Stone interview. He writes, "She is a strong female presence in rock and roll, and I was not intending to slight her either, only to explain how hard it was for us to communicate with our very different personalities. This got blown out of proportion and made into headlines, and somehow I looked like I was picking on her. I would never publicly do that to someone I love so dearly."
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OK, here are two more videos from CMJ. After this, there are still a couple left, but hopefully they'll be up soon…
This one is with Penguin Prison (who recently made an for his single, "Don't Fuck With My Money" right in the middle of Occupy Wall Street), Australian band Boy & Bear and Pittsburg-ers 1,2,3.
And here's one with Dale Earnhardt, Jr., Jr.; Japanther and one of the friendliest bands ever, Locksley.
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Georgians have the chance to safely dispose of expired and unused prescription drugs this weekend. Designated drop-off sites will accept the old medications on National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day.The federal government says more than 6 million people abuse prescription drugs and 20,000 die from overdoses annually.Authorities say some people inadvertently become a source for illicit drug use by leaving old medications unattended.Like many, Jill Wiltshire has been unsure what to do with old prescription drugs."My mother passed three years ago and had a lot of prescription drugs and had no idea what to do with them. So I didn't know, you know, a drop-off point I think would be great," said Wiltshire. Saturday's prescription drug take back day will offer collection sites where expired and unused medication may be dropped off.The program is conducted by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, along with state and local law enforcement agencies."People don't view the drugs that doctors have given to them as unsafe to others. But they are," said Georgia Attorney General Sam Olens. The DEA says more than half of prescription drug abusers get their drugs from family or friends."Whether it was from, you know, a surgical procedure they had or a dental procedure they had, they fill the prescription and use very little of it and it sits up in the medicine cabinet and we need to get rid of this stuff and need to get it out of the houses," said Harry Sommers of the Atlanta Field Division of the DEA. The drug take back day will be in operation from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. on Saturday.For more information on prescription drug collection sites, visit: http://www.deadiversion.usdoj.gov/drug_disposal/takeback/index.html
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Viruses that cause colds cause most sore throats. Strep bacteria causes 10% of some sore throats. The only true way to tell if the sore throat is caused virus or bacteria is to obtain a strep test/culture. Your doctor may use this information to find out if the sore throat is caused by a virus or strep bacteria. Only bacteria should be treated with antibiotics.
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Original Story: The new Team Fortress 2 maps headed to the PC soon will also be available on the console editions at no cost, according to Eurogamer.
The maps will come in the form of downloadable packs on both the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. No release date was given for the content, though the Badlands and Goldrush maps are due out on the PC next month, with a CTF version of Well already having seen release.
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Where You've Seen Her: We first caught notice of quirky but cute Aubrey Plaza in 2009 as Daisy in Funny People. Since then, she's been starring in Parks and Recreation as April Ludgate. She also appeared in the film Scott Pilgrim vs. The World and the television shows Portlandia and Food Network Star. Coming up for the star are films Damsels in Distress, Safety Not Guaranteed, and The Hand Job (What? Yes!), but until then, check her out tonight on Conan.
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He also whinged, a lot.
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By Score Atlanta
The Archer Tigers did not rest over the Thanksgiving break, instead participating in three tournaments and winning them all to improve to 14-0. The Class AAAAAA No. 2 Tigers defeated Class AAAAA No. 5 Kell, as well as Mill Creek and Rockdale County to win the Takedown Sportswear Duals. Previously, Archer took first at the Parkview Duals and the Allatoona Duals. The win at Allatoona featured a victory over Class AAAA No. 2 Gilmer.
Kell was able to taste some success Saturday, taking out Class AA No. 7 GAC 36-34. The Spartans managed to beat Class AAAAAA No. 10 Milton and Class AAAAA No. 9 Harris County, but fell to Rockdale County and South Forsyth in addition to Kell.
In Class A, No. 1 Gordon Lee finished second in the Heritage Duals despite being incredibly short-handed and giving up 24 points in each of their matches due to forfeits. At full strength Gordon Lee appears to have the wrestlers to do some serious damage later in the season. Etowah and Winder-Barrow two of the new teams ranked in this week's polls.
Class AAAAAA
1. Collins Hill
2. Archer
3. Camden County
4. Kennesaw Mountain
5. Brookwood
6. Lowndes
7. North Gwinnett
8. Parkview
9. Etowah
10. Milton
Class AAAAA
1. Pope
2. Loganville
3. Whitewater
4. Clarke Central
5. Kell
6. Ola
7. Union Grove
8. Paulding County
9. Harris County
10. Winder-Barrow
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1. Alexander
2. Gilmer
3. Marist
4. Heritage-Catoosa
5. Locust Grove
6. Eastside
7. Cedartown
8. Carrollton
9. Dalton
10. West Laurens
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1. Jackson County
2. Blessed Trinity
3. Woodward Academy
4. Elbert County
5. Buford
6. Oconee County
7. North Hall
8. McNair
9. North Oconee
10. Adairsville
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1. Jefferson
2. Bremen
4. Lovett
5. Calhoun
6. East Laurens
7. Toombs County
8. Dublin
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They haven't said anything about them, but who is still number one? Collins Hill!!! And everyone keeps talking about how good Archer is even though we, Collins Hill, beat them at militia duels without our full varsity. I guess we will see who is really the best at state duals and traditional state.
November 27th, 2012
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Got a fact wrong, I meant to say archer duals instead of militia duals.


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Amarillo, Texas - Patients with Alzheimer's disease are expected to more than double in the next few decades.
Today more than five million Americans are living with Alzheimer's disease. That number is expected to more than triple within the next three decades according to a report released Tuesday by the Alzheimer's Association. But, it isn't just the number of people with the disease that's rising.
"I think the most staggering reports are how much money we are spending on the disease itself. We're spending $203 billion," Tracy Sommers, Alzheimer's Association Area Director says.
Medicare accounts for $107 billion of that amount followed by $35 billion for Medicaid. But by the year 2050 the cost of care is expected to dramatically increase to $1.2 trillion dollars.
"With more people getting Alzheimer's it's requiring more care. Alzheimer's and dementia patients require a different kind of care than most anybody else that's sick," Lorry Parker, Executive Director for The Cottages Alzheimer's Car Facility says.
Those with the disease need 24 hour care. And the costs aren't cheap, especially for those who don't receive help from Medicare.
"And if you need that 24/7 the going rate for that right now is $18 an hour. I see that increasing as... It's kind of like supply and demand. They're going to be needed more so the rate's going to go up," Parker says.
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Tired of the "Me-Me-Me" syndrome? Want your children to be LESS greedy and selfish and MORE generous, charitable, and hardworking? Then you will absolutely love this book! Merrilee Boyack shares 52 ideas on how to get children to love to serve. Each chapter includes an engaging service idea, modifications for young children or teenagers, family discussion tips, and fun family activities. Primary presidencies, youth leaders, and Scout leaders looking for great service activity suggestions will also treasure this book.
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Merrilee Boyack is a crazed woman who loves eating out and taking naps when she can. She is an estate-planning attorney who conducts her law practice from home. She graduated from Brigham Young University with a degree in business management—finance, and from University of Santa Clara Law School. Merrilee is also a professional lecturer, featured for many years at BYU Education Week, and a published author. Her interests include reading, camping, talking, eating, and helping children in Africa. She's now a pesco-vegetarian and is having to relearn how to cook!
She is the author of several books and talks, including The Parenting Breakthrough, Strangling Your Husband Is Not an Option; Toss the Guilt and Catch the Joy; and her most recent, In Trying Times, Just Keep Trying. Merrilee and her husband, Steve, reside in Poway, California, and have four sons, one grandson, and a granddaughter on the way!
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Whether you are new to the idea of family service projects, or already incorporate a great deal of service into your family life, 52 Weeks of Fun Family Service can help inspire you and guide you to ways you can touch the lives of others and strengthen your own family in the process. Covering how the chance to serve touches both the individual and the family as a whole, Merrilee Boyack gives special attention to the benefits of service for children, how it can teach them certain eternal truths like nothing else can--and how it can be fun!!! , , Even before a service project is picked, Sister Boyack shows us where to start--in our hearts. She reminds us that it's all about love and advises us on how we can cultivate an attitude of service in our homes. Then, when we are ready, she offers us 52 super-fun suggestions for projects. Some are hilarious and touching, while others offer our families the chance to grow a little and to see that not everyone lives the life that we do. In our family, we are blessed to have had the opportunity to do some of these very same projects, and I have to add my testimony to Sister Boyack's that nothing speaks the gospel to the heart of a child like serving others. I have seen it in my family, and with this easy guide to show you how, so can you. , , 52 Weeks of Fun Family Service will inspire and motivate you to fortify your family by reaching together, both within and beyond the walls of your home, to grow your love and make a difference in the lives of others.
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As a mother and teacher I HIGHLY reccommend this book. It is a must have for anyone wanting to increase service in their or their family's life. It's a wonderful resource I use in both my my home and classroom as it has the tools and, most importatnly, the motivation to incorperate service.


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why money money money ?money !why ?do we really need money ?
how many people are burdened of money . without money can't we live a life full of happiness you know money is not a natural thing ,
i find out that money is one of the most popular words that used on ted..compared to money .i am more about to talk about the nature or enery
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Oct 4 2012: Jeff,
Oh, are you the one of these who believes that in 21st century we can live without money?
If you are, then send me your money and I will tell you all about money you need to know.
and as I read the question correctly it asks why we really need money.
and that's why my response is this; (again, I repeat) we don't need money, we want money.
there is a debate going on: MONEY or LIFE - I commented there too, a few weeks ago there was a question about money I gave a whole description of money. (you may found it on my profile, in Comments List)
What is money? - for me it is a tool
where it comes from? - here we need to talk about the History of Money (and not why do we need money)
by now, I know you know that it is not strange to think that we can't buy bread without money, is it?
Oct 4 2012: @Edwin Nazarian, I am not "one of these" anything, and don't find it helpful to put labels on people wishing to engage in serious (and, sometimes, not so serious) discussion. Currently, I don't believe we, as a society and culture, can live without money. I SERIOUSLY believe that money is poorly understood by the vast majority of folk in our society, and that there needs to be significant monetary reform. We are living with a system that is more than 500 years old, and it no longer serves the needs of humanity in general.
From your comments on this thread, there's not much depth to your views: "we don't need money, we want money." Need:want. For me, it doesn't contribute much to the conversation. I will look for your description of money in the other comments you posted. I would like to know what you think, and understand continuous repetition can be tedious.
If someone took you up on your rhetorical proposition, to wit, "Send me your money and I will tell you all about money you need to know." What does that even mean?
Oct 4 2012: @Edwin Nazarian, I looked at your comments re: money on the other thread you mentioned, and browsed your profile. We probably share more than is apparent in these exchanges. RE: money as a tool, I see how it can be seen that way, since, like a tool, it can be used to accomplish something, or rather to get someone else to accomplish something by paying them to do that something. More precisely, that describes a FUNCTION of money as opposed to a description of what money is. On a more fundamental level, I've come to the conclusion (for now) that money used to be a commodity, and has "evolved" into an information system. Since I, like you, find repeating myself somewhat tedious, I would direct you to my other comments in this thread, if you are interested in my thoughts on the subject.
PS - another thing we share...I was certified in NLP 30 some years ago, but haven't practiced the craft since then.
Oct 5 2012: Sir,
Thanks for your comment I do value it very highly.
I admit that I have been less serious in my comment. but even in that way I have given some thoughts away. and I now believe that you have seen the point.
Some of us goes to work for money.
some of us lives for making money.
some of us doesn't care so much.
some of us worries about money.
some of us thinks about money.
in the end of the day, it doesn't matter what you have but what you do with what you have.
there is nothing wrong about it when one does what one loves, and yet that makes him money- Ex: Bill Gates, Stieve Jobs (RIP), Richard Branson, These people are driven not only making money, but making difference in other live, and their actions make them money.
on the other hand, M. Gandhi, was a successful lawyer in South Africa, and he too could get rich, make more money, etc: but he gave his wealth away to free himself from material slavery.
I believe you read Tao te Ching - there is less about money.
to me talking about money is as endless as talking about religions and politics, because as we all are uniquely different we all have different ideas of money and its use.
Which idea is right or wrong, who is right or wrong? my answer is this, NOBODY and EVERYBODY
now, Do I need money? - YES, why? to buy food (because I am enslaved by my needs)
Do I want money? - YES, why? to help other to meet their needs - financially - (like Bill Gates does)
My need for money is different compared to my want - I am just one single person I have different ideas of Money and its use, imagine there are 7 Billion x 2 (wants and needs) ideas out there.
it is too late to intent to go back and live without money - it s not for us. (it is as asking my teenager students to go back and live without smartphones - it means no life for them)
as the saying goes on: NO MONEY NO HONEY!
today's marriage is all about economy as well: "You don't have money? you are not my Honey"
Welcome to 21st century!
Oct 4 2012: Hi Edwin
Umm, we not only want money, but we need it—inevitably, and sometimes desperately.
Without it, we can't eat.
We can't settle down.
We can't buy necessities.
Simply put, we can't live without money.
Besides, unfortunately, people around you look down on you if you don't have money.
That's the reality.
But as you say, we want money because we're not satisfied with our lives with lack of property. We crazily want more money and we become greedy as if we're slaves of it. We surely need to find a way to live happily and meaningfully without a lot of fortune, but at least we need to have enough money to survive.
Chen, you say,
"do we really money?"
Apparently yes. Why do you ask?
"why money money money ?"
Yes, you perfectly made your point. I totally agree with you in that part.
Oct 5 2012: hi Edvin ,Elizabeth and Jeff
first Edvin you ask me to send my money to you,i think i will let you down .my piont is we need money and also we should have more money ,but it doesn't mean that we can purchase monwy regardless of friend ship ,love and our personality dignity ,even our future and our life ,money is not the first thing we should purshase ,expect that we also have our dream our mental health .
yes i think that i agree with jeff we should have much depth views about money .i think there needs to be significant monetary reform.right .under this system money is too hot ,and much of our humans passion has been attracted by money.it leads to many social problems . maybe in the future we can put more our atteneion to the family and combution of our spirite
and hi again Elizabeth .i think what you said is right .we need to settle down we need to buy houses we need to spend on necessities . also i think we can get much satistifatury when we buy many many things . while what i want to point out is that we cant just live for money , and we can not live for others many people may look down on me if i dont have many money .yeah but money is not the only thing that can let others admire you ,you reputation ,your characristic your dream ,many many can also conquer others .what i really mean is that we should lower the enthic of money
and you ask me to whom my question .actually i just see too many wards about money just as i said above ,so i give the question .i think we really need a deeper thought of money.
i think i love my dream more than my money.
Oct 5 2012: Chen
I appreciate your thoughts and comment,
I would like to watch these two TEDx Talks:
they don't talk about money, but about our needs and wants and live in General.
surely living in this industrialised world we can't live without money,
now there are laws, : We can't hunt freely (as it was done 100s of years ago)
now there is more cities then villages with farmers - so the Agricultural land is reduced, so we don't have enough space for our own vegs and fruits, we must buy it.
you know, these would happen, and this is what called Evolution, (I believe so)
Money has a long history, it have been used and seen as a unite of exchange... throughout of history it got deeper and deeper in our mind. it some how managed to be inseparable part of our daily live (now we never go out without money)
When I was a student, I had a tile hanging on my wall, with a writing on it, (it was in Dutch) it read something like this; THERE ARE MANY WHO HAS GOT A LOT, BUT NO ONE HAS GOT IT ENOUGH.
You can find the History of Money in wikipedia, if you want to know.
I have spent a lot of time with people who talked about nothing but MONEY, and I spent times with people who had got nothing and didn't even want to talk about money.
In Southern Spain there is small hippy community, it exists almost over 20 years, people come and go. I went there to see these people, I was amazed how they lived among a capitalised society.
it was like a middle age village, (one like you have seen in Robin Hood film) they were from every where, Germany, Holland, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Russia (you name) - they were living on basic needs - Water, Food, Shelter - women were even giving birth there in that conditions.
MONEY? what money? who cares?! no Materialism, no Capitalism, Love and Peace!
check the name in google: BENEFICIO
Oct 5 2012: i can see the change of your thought ,and also i think you have had a deeper thought of money .
in my thought there is a idea that what is happiness it is a process of purchase something .i think when i have plenty of money ,i wont think that money is that important
just as if i am short i want to grow much taller ,when i have an apple i mayjust want a pear.you know our desire is endless just as you said THERE ARE MANY WHO HAS GOT A LOT, BUT NO ONE HAS GOT IT ENOUGH.so is the money .
so just put the money as anything else ,you wont think money is strange .they are the same .
Oct 5 2012: Hola, Ed
Tienes razón. El tiempo es oro.
Again, it seems to me that people with a huge fortune can have much more opportunities to enjoy their leisure time than others. (That doesn't mean the poor can't enjoy their time) "Life sometimes can be too serious, we better take it a bit less serious, have more fun, and success and money will come."
Yes, we should have more fun, indeed! But what's the point in telling the poor to enjoy their time and have some fun if they aren't able to afford it? I'm not saying that we always need to be serious. That's too boring and not awesome.
If we donate our money to help people, it means we give them at least a hope. Time is money, but time can't give them food or habitats unless they have real money. While being idealistic, I also try to be realistic not to ignore the reality I face every day. I don't want to be just an onlooker.
Anyway, disfrutar de su fin de semana!
Oct 5 2012: Elisabeth,
Life sometimes can be too serious, we better take it a bit less serious, have more fun, and success and money will come.
it is said: Time is Money! (I believe many will agree as it is an old saying)
but it was uncompleted: "Time is more valuable than Money, you have make a lot of money, but you will never be able to make a lot of time"
it is to say: you can get more money, but you will never get more time!
so enjoy your TIME and your weekend!
Oct 6 2012: hello ELIZABETH AND EDWIN
Life sometimes can be too serious, we better take it a bit less serious, have more fun, and success and money will come.I appreciate it
i do think that we have a destiny. we can not control what will happen next.so live a current life .we should not think too much about money . if the destiny fall down on us .we will have a exceptal suprise .that is great .if not well.we can just do live as what life it is . i dont think there is a big difference b etween poor and the rich .they all live a life .they can all have many friends,they can all have love have happiness .
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For a little over a decade, Mrs. Brooks is the first person to teach you how to use the Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, PowerPoint, Word, etc.) correctly. But after the first few weeks of getting to know her, as a student, you realize how truly special she is. She is the most caring, passionate, intelligent, kind person that you will ever meet. She puts 150 percent into every class she teaches.
In the two years that I was in her yearbook class, we as a group (including Mrs. Brooks) spent countless hours after school and occasional weekends perfecting the yearbook.
Its not only the incredible teacher that the school will be losing, for anyone who has ever attended any after-school function for Proctor Jr./Sr. High School in the last 10-plus years, one face that is at almost every single event is Melissa Brooks. Why? Because she cares about her students as if they were her own children. She wants to be there for them during their successes, as well as their failures.
Almost every student she has taught has a special bond with her. That is one of the things that made growing up in Proctor so unique. The bond you have with your teachers that lasts a lifetime. Melissa Brooks is one of the true gems at Proctor.
I am so grateful that I had the experience of having this wonderful woman as a teacher. I wish the Proctor School Board would reconsider. They have cut one of the most amazing educators that they have. I wish you all the best in the future, Mrs. Brooks! You will truly be missed.
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