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A Spring-ish Day in January
When it comes to Wisconsin winters, any temperature over 40 degrees can almost feel tropical. This weekend, we took advantage of the warm weather and made the drive to Kohler-Andrae State Park. Located in Sheboygan, the park features miles of Lake Michigan shoreline, nature trails, and some really cool dune cordwalks.
The beauty of this park was an unexpected treasure, especially smack dab in the middle of winter. The kids loved running up and down the dune cordwalks, paths that seemed to spiral into the distance with no end. At times, we felt as if we were the only souls in the entire place. Huge chunks of ice were strewn across the beach, settled into the sand like lounging seals. The kids enjoyed climbing and jumping off these "ice rocks," their boots splashing into the tiny rivers of water below.
As the kids hunted for treasures and made stick drawings in the sand, I found myself looking for signs of life along the beach, picking up shells to see if any tiny inhabitants might still be inside. No such luck: any critters had long since moved out, likely relocated to the belly of a hungry seagull or another animal.
Then I happened to see this peculiar-looking little dude lying on his back in the sand. A quick Google search suggested he was a Whirligig beetle, which typically swims on the surface of water. The kids ran over and we debated on whether our little friend wanted to swim or just keep hanging out in the sand. Gingerly, I flipped him over to his stomach, and almost immediately, he began moving in the direction of the water. He had impressive speed and seemed to move instinctively toward his destination.
We watched as his body broke the surface of the waves, his tiny legs propelling him forward with a natural grace. He even flipped to his back and performed a pretty solid elementary backstroke. We walked along the shoreline for a while, following his progress. Eventually, the kids worried that our little friend might be getting tired, so we fished him out and placed him in a shallow pond a few yards from the lake, flanked by a couple of ice chunks. The girls decorated his pond with some moss and a few seashells, so he would feel cozy and at home.
Who knows if this particular stretch of beach really was his home, or if we'd inhibited or aided him on whatever journey he might have been attempting. Maybe we'll see him, or some of his family, again when the real spring arrives.
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Getting Older
On the radio recently, I heard a social media expert discussing the different platforms people use today. She remarked, "Facebook is really for older people; young people prefer to connect in other ways, such as Twitter."
I opened my mouth to protest, "But I use Facebook, and I'm not an older person!"
Or am I?
I have to admit that I have plenty of habits that might correlate with a person of a more mature age than, say, a teenager. For example:
But I don't feel old, I think to myself. Surely, age is just a number. Besides, don't store owners have to card you nowadays if you look younger than, say, 65?
I was at a school event recently, and one of my daughter's classmates greeted me with a polite, "Hello, Mrs. Rich." For a moment, I was taken aback. Mrs. Rich? Who the heck is that? No matter how the world may see me, in some earnest part of my soul, I really do still feel like a kid, not a mature, responsible grown-up warranting such formal salutations.
In many ways, I'm afraid of saying goodbye to my more youthful, carefree years. Someone once told me, "The best years of your life are between ages 15 and 25," and that saying stuck with me. If I believe this, then looking ahead is a bleak prospect indeed.
But what if it's not true? As 2016 winds down, I'm choosing to challenge the notion that those earlier years of life were a peak, after which everything trends depressingly downhill. Maybe life is a series of peaks, in which moments of excitement and accomplishment are interspersed with more quiet times. So while I can't predict the future, I'm looking forward to what's ahead—grey hairs and all.
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The Beauty of the Chill Out Jar
One day last week, the kids and I were engaged in our usual after-school routine: as they raided the pantry for snacks, I dug through their backpacks, hoping not to find another letter announcing the presence of lice in one of their classrooms.
I'd just breathed a sigh of relief (no letter this time) and was preparing to excavate the remains of my kids' lunches when the unwelcome sounds of bickering and whining filled the air. I groaned internally. My daughters seem to be blessed with the ability to pick a fight with each other at the drop of a hat.
There are days when I feel remarkably enlightened (or over-caffeinated) and my kids' spats somehow don't get under my skin. Today was not one of them. Today, for whatever reason, I just did not want to freakin' deal with my kids' innate tendency to create conflict.
Over the din of two little voices shrieking various iterations of, "It's not fair!" and "Noooo!" a lightbulb suddenly went off in my brain. I remembered recently seeing a friend's Facebook post about making your own "Calm Down Jar."
"Girls," I practically yelled, trying to cover the frustration in my voice with what I hoped sounded like enthusiasm, "Let's make a chill out jar!"
They stopped arguing and looked at me. "Okay," they agreed.
I grabbed a mason jar and placed it on the floor. Then the girls took turns filling the jar with water, adding glitter and paint, and stirring the contents. When our creation was complete, I gave it a good spin and we all oohed and aahed as the water whirled and twirled like some mythical sea creature. Mission accomplished: their argument forgotten, the girls were entranced.
Looking at the jar made me think of the movie Horton Hears a Who! "What if each speck of glitter in this jar was really a whole other universe, like in the movie?" I asked the girls. For a moment, we sat quietly, imagining tiny, glittering worlds floating through liquid space. Surprisingly, the kids didn't fight about who got to keep the jar in her room first, agreeing to take turns.
I know that distracting ourselves from the issues at hand isn't a long-term solution for conflict. My daughters' fights remind me that there is plenty of work yet to be done in learning to live peaceably together, whether in our own kitchens or around the world. There are big feelings that need to come out, and tough discussions that need to happen. But sometimes, when emotions are at their most raw and fragile, there is beauty in just stopping for a moment, in pausing to let the quiet surround us, instead of adding to the noise.
We can't stay in the peaceful quiet forever. But once in a while, I will come and gaze at our Chill Out Jar, watching as it spins like a centrifuge, illuminating a different world.
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To My Car: Thanks for Being There
One morning this fall, I decided to tackle an overdue item on my to-do list: "Clean the car."
The dark cherry-colored SUV—known as "the purple car" to my kids—joined our family six years ago. Since then, our car has logged many miles and facilitated plenty of milestones. It carried my children, then just an infant and toddler, safely when we moved from the East Coast to Wisconsin. It stuck to the road like glue when we drove through furious Midwest snowstorms and tumbling hail. It's been our companion during summer road trips and family visits. It has witnessed countless temper tantrums and sibling squabbles, and pulsed with the happy energy of many (probably too many) One Direction songs.
Some days, especially this past summer, I practically lived in our car, shuttling kids to camps, play dates and swim lessons, throwing Goldfish crackers and sandwiches in the general direction of the backseat as I called out the day's schedule like a tour guide. But this fall, once school started and my youngest child entered kindergarten, a big chunk of my driving time became eerily quiet. Suddenly, there were no girls giggling in the backseat, no one crunching loudly on snacks and spoiling her appetite before dinner, no shrieks of passengers arguing over crayons and stickers. Now the only sounds that filled the space were my own breathing, the rustle of the autumn wind against the windows, the thump-thump of tires on cement. I quickly learned to flip on the radio or my favorite tunes, before the silence could feel crushing.
Now, looking at the disheveled car, I didn't know where to start. The trunk was full of sand-encrusted toys, the travel potty that I swear was one of the best purchases I've ever made as a parent, and random clothing I keep meaning to donate. The car seats were littered with crumbs and papers scrawled with children's artwork. The headrest of the passenger seat was beginning to fray, proof of the numerous kicks it has endured over the years from my oldest daughter. Overdue library books and Strawberry Shortcake DVDs that I could recite by heart were strewn across the floor. The cupholders bore the remains of the various caffeinated drinks that have fueled so many of my motherhood experiences.
Almost lovingly, I vacuumed the popcorn and cracker crumbs out of the crevices between the seats and scrubbed the crayon marks off the fabric as best I could. I wiped the windows clean of fingerprint smudges, thinking of how my kids had often pressed their hands against the glass, waving at friends or pointing at cute dogs walking by. There were deep creases in the backseat, under the two car seats that were still installed. Someday soon, my kids will no longer need their booster seats, but I know the creases will remain, a reminder that life existed and flourished within these fabric-covered walls.
Maybe it's crazy to believe that inanimate objects can have a soul, yet I feel certain that this car does. I can't help but think of it as an old friend, one that started out shiny and new and became wizened and weathered as our family grew and changed. It's proven itself to be a dependable vessel, having withstood the stickiness of spilled juice boxes, the ugly winter crusts of mud and road salt, and a few unfortunate incidents with garage doors. It might be showing its age, but I'll drive it into the ground before I even think about replacing it.
When it comes down to it, I know the real reason I'm so attached to this car is that it almost feels like an extension of me. Looking back on my first few years as a mom, I remember how anxious and full of doubt I often felt. As I slowly grew into my role, our car was a space that kept my kids safe, kept them close, always within arm's reach, until I was ready to let them go out into the world.
So, purple car, I just wanted to say "thank you" for being part of this journey with me. Here's to many more adventures!
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I was running in my neighborhood one day when I heard a siren in the distance. It got louder and continued for a few minutes, shattering the quiet of the morning. My heart raced a little faster as a dozen what-ifs suddenly barreled through my brain. I was only a few blocks from my daughter's school. Was the emergency there?
For a moment, I stood frozen in the road, wondering if I needed to do something. Run to the school perhaps? The logical part of my brain effectively nixed this idea, so I checked my cell phone instead. It is my lifeline, a way to connect with my kids—the pieces of my heart that now float untethered in the world for longer and longer stretches of time.
Before long, the siren's wails got quieter and faded away. I checked my phone again; no one had called me. I finally exhaled, but I couldn't relax.
Admittedly, I tend to live on the over-anxious side of the personality curve. But it's not surprising that becoming a parent bolsters our sense of vigilance in everyday situations. Wrapped up in the core of motherhood is a perpetual commitment to be "always on," ready to protect and nurture our kids starting from the moment they are a tiny blip on a screen, for as long as we exist in this world. It is an awesome responsibility and a sacred commitment, the reason we often feel important and powerful yet terrified and full of doubt in the same breath.
I've noticed a particular amount of angst that arises with this role, a feeling we begin to carry with us once we learn we are mothers. I remember my first prenatal yoga class, how the instructor gently placed her hands on my shoulders and said, "You're holding onto a lot of stuff here." Growing up, I wondered why my own mother seemed stressed at times. "I'm not tense," she'd say through gritted teeth, an almost comical denial.
Now I understand. The luxury of worrying only about myself is long gone. Driving my kids around, I sometimes become aware that my hands are clenching the steering wheel tightly; the knowledge that I have precious cargo in my backseat is always at the forefront of my mind. I'm late, always late, trying to get everyone where they need to go while staying one step ahead of sibling conflicts. Most mornings I feel like a referee in some bizarre game, calling out instructions, administering penalties. Where are your shoes? Go brush your teeth; the bus will be here in ten minutes. Stop taunting your sister, or you'll lose another toy! And for Pete's sake quit climbing the counter!
Only after becoming a mother did I truly understand what it meant to be tired. Not simply physically exhausted, but mentally drained. A mom's brain is always spinning. Turning, turning, turning, like a hamster on a wheel that never stops. Sleep is never quite as restful as it was before children. My kids could snooze through a fire alarm or a Guns N' Roses concert in our hallway, but motherhood has blessed me with an apparently bionic ear. A soft whimper, a tiny creak of a bedroom door, and I sit up in bed, eyes searching the dark space to see who needs me.
Like so many high-pressure roles, motherhood has a natural cadence that's not exactly conducive to relaxation. To be a mom is to travel steadily through an endless series of peaks and valleys, as we face challenges and then almost immediately prepare for the next ones. We survive pregnancy and the seemingly infinite stretch of sleepless nights with a newborn, only to move on to our children's first day of kindergarten, their first painful breakup with a boyfriend or girlfriend, and the heart attack-inducing experience of watching them learn to drive. And sprinkled throughout our days are the random events that prompt us to worry about our children's immediate safety and well-being: a cough that lingers just a bit too long, a phone call from school or the news of violence somewhere near or far. There is always something. There will always be something.
My kids are well past the baby and toddler stages now, and I've realized that I won't ever be the type of mom who exudes serenity and calm. I think I'm finally okay with that. Someday, my kids will likely remember that I was tense sometimes. But I hope they'll also remember how very much they were loved.
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I'm Gina, mom to two girls, writer, and seasoned coffee drinker.
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There is no crisis in the English game quite like a car crash at Manchester United. The morbid interest in the apparent decline of a powerful institution draws the nation's eyes to Old Trafford hoping to see more blood on the floor. United can't complain. They have had it their own way long enough.
Five defeats this season was the juicy detail feeding the appetite for gore ahead of tonight's engagement with Shakhtar Donetsk, two of them successively at home. A run like that would have had Sir Alex Ferguson hopping from one foot to the other but not yet, it seems, David Moyes.
A remarkable feature of Moyes's early reign has been his demeanour, always measured. He went through his pre-match rituals as if he were taking United's juniors for a run-out at Carrington. The unconditional support of the board and, for the most part, the fans has effectively stretched an emotional safety net beneath him to protect against the heaviest fall.
Even the Roy Keane propaganda machine, insisting that Fergie is still operational at the club, his ego unable to accept the retreat from power, has not been allowed to disturbed Moyes's equilibrium. Across the piece his words have been relatively few. He has not fuelled the debate around United's poor start with incendiary contributions. And he has acknowledged disappointment without abandoning hope.
Perhaps his greatest accomplishment has been to make the debate about the players without blaming them. And so the idea gains traction that a squad that won the title by 11 points last season is somehow in desperate need of remedial attention if not renewal.
Though Moyes would not want to spend too long browsing Twitter's more rabid precincts, the majority among the United diaspora buy into the view. United's midfield has been in need of attention for some time. This has provided Moyes with a get-out-of-jail card. Ferguson masked the issue by force of will and personality, so the argument goes. It would be unreasonable to expect Moyes to pull the same confidence trick.
His answer has been to throw players at the conundrum with a variety of permutations. Tonight's kaleidoscope saw Shinji Kagawa deployed in his favoured position in the "hole" behind Wayne Rooney. In support of Kagawa, at the base of the midfield triangle, Moyes restored the same pairing that was so effective in the thrashing of Bayer Leverkusen, Phil Jones and Ryan Giggs.
If it was hard to argue that United got lucky in Germany, it was equally clear that cohesion is not possible without stability. Moyes made eight changes from the side that lost to Newcastle. The nuanced understanding that comes with familiarity has been absent in his regime. The endless recycling of players in the search for nirvana has undermined the project at least as much as the lack of creativity in the middle of the park. That is all Moyes's own work.
The first half was a microcosm of the story so far, fleeting moments, muscle memory, if you like, lingering from the days of plenty, interspersed with periods of high anxiety as Shakhtar's meld of domestic and Brazilian talent ripped holes in Moyes's vision. Some might have imagined spot-fixers were at work. How else to explain the fluffed shots and errant strikes with the United goal at Shakhtar's mercy? Or maybe it was simply a matter of providence.
Part of Moyes's appeal is his modesty, a commodity that suited the profile of the post. There is an earnest quality to his approach that sat well with his greatest advocate, Ferguson. It is his essential decency that is working for him in this period of transition. We could do with a change of luck, was the Moyes lament beforehand. And sure enough it came when Jones put his boot through the ball in the 67th minute to fire United in front.
With a draw the requirement to secure progress into the Champions league knockout stages as group winners, Moyes was on his way. If you are going to buy time as manager of United, maintaining interest in Europe is a prerequisite.
The domestic drama continues at Villa Park on Sunday, but at least Moyes travels on the back of a win. Behind the scenes the restructuring has begun. A recruitment infrastructure that had fallen into disrepair under Ferguson is receiving the Moyes treatment.
Though he has yet to reveal a style template that the world can readily associate with him, Moyes demonstrated at Everton his ability to spot a player. His scouting system was a thing of wonder, documented in Michael Calvin's book The Nowhere Men, a loving treatise on the work of football's hidden colony of grafters that spend their lives on the road looking for the next big thing.
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Although scholars have had access to the secret archives since 1881, they remain closed to the general public
The Holy See's archives contain scrolls, parchments and leather-bound volumes with correspondence dating back more than 1,000 years.
High-quality reproductions of 105 documents, 19 of which have never been seen before in public, have now been published in a book. The Vatican Secret Archives features a papal letter to Hitler, an entreaty to Rome written on birch bark by a tribe of North American Indians, and a plea from Mary Queen of Scots.
The book documents the Roman Catholic Church's often hostile dealings with the world of science and the arts, including documents from the heresy trial against Galileo and correspondence exchanged with Erasmus, Voltaire and Mozart. It also reveals the Church's relations with princes and potentates in countries far beyond its dominion.
In a letter dated 1246 from Grand Khan Guyuk to Pope Innocent IV, Genghis Khan's grandson demands that the pontiff travel to central Asia in person – with all of his "kings" in tow – to "pay service and homage to us" as an act of "submission", threatening that otherwise "you shall be our enemy".
Another formal letter in the archive highlights the papacy's political role. In 1863 Jefferson Davis, the president of the Confederate States, wrote to Pope Pius IX claiming that the civil war raging across America was entirely due to "Northern aggression".
"We desire no evil to our enemies, nor do we covet any of their possessions; but are only struggling to the end that they shall cease to devastate our land and inflict useless and cruel slaughter upon our people."
Other letters in the archive are more personal. In a 1550 note, Michelangelo demands payment from the papacy which was three months late, and complains that a papal conclave had interrupted his work on the dome of St Peter's Basilica.
A yellowed parchment covered in neat black script reveals details of the 14th century trials of the Knights Templar on suspicion of heresy, after which members of the warrior-monk order were pardoned by Pope Clement V.
Some of the documents are already well-known, including a parchment letter written by English peers to Pope Clement VII in 1530, calling for Henry VIII's marriage to Catherine of Aragon to be annulled.
An entreaty written to Rome by another British monarch, but in very different circumstances, is also reproduced in exquisite detail. In 1586 Mary, Queen of Scots, wrote from Fotheringay in Northants to Pope Sixtus V, a few months before she was beheaded for plotting against her cousin, Queen Elizabeth I, pledging her eternal allegiance to Rome.
The document includes letters written to Hitler by Pope Pius XI in 1934 and one received by his controversial successor, Pius XII, from Japan's Emperor Hirohito.
"An aura of mystery has always surrounded this important cultural institution of the Holy See due to the allusions to inaccessible secrets thanks to its very name, as well as to the publicity it has always enjoyed in literature and in the media," Cardinal Raffaele Farina, a Vatican archivist, writes in the preface to the book, which was produced by a Belgian publisher, VdH Books.
One of the most unusual documents is a letter written on birch bark in 1887 by the Ojibwe Indians of Ontario, Canada, to Pope Leo XIII. The letter, written in May but datelined "where there is much grass, in the month of the flowers", addresses the pontiff as "the Great Master of Prayer" and offers thanks to the Vatican for having sent a "custodian of prayer" (a bishop) to preach to them.
Although scholars have had access to the secret archives since 1881, they remain closed to the general public.
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Goergous holiday villa, stone throw from the sandy beach of "Love beach". Fully furnished, ideal for families , quite large shared garden secured parking. 4 double bedrooms, large veranda to dine out, sun roof terrace for private sun bathing.Also shared swimming pool.Only walking distance from the amenities.
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Power, Corruption & Lies (1983)
Power, Corruption & Lies has been rightly celebrated as the album on which New Order broke into its trademark synth-driven sound, but many of the record's highlights come when the band hews more closely to the classic guitar/bass/drums formation. The penultimate track on Power, "Leave Me Alone" may be the prettiest ballad in the New Order catalog. Sumner's wandering guitar riff evokes a quiet restlessness, as do his lyrical references to the strange feelings of disconnection one often experiences in crowded places. He doesn't get much credit as a groundbreaking guitarist, which is fair enough; Sumner's playing doesn't wow with fleet-fingered pyrotechnics, but the man knows better than most anyone the value of economy. You could call his style minimalist, and "Leave Me Alone" proves that you don't need to be showy to really dig at the heart.
Low-Life (1985)
"The Perfect Kiss" is the perfect ambassador for the 1980s: layers of clattering drum machines, spiky space-age synths, wonderfully tinny keyboard tones. The same things that make the song sound dated also give it its magnetic pull. When the chorus hits—"I know / You know / We believe in a land of love"—all bets are off. Early in the band's career, New Order visited New York City's famous Funhouse disco. After the trip, the group felt newly convinced of dance music's power to transcend its listeners' worldly anxieties. "The Perfect Kiss" may be the band's best testament to that belief.
Power, Corruption & Lies (1983)
Peter Hook: MVP. The riff that opens and sustains "Age of Consent" has to be one of best in rock history—and it comes from an instrument usually relegated to the shadows at the back of the stage. Hook and drummer Stephen Morris lock into a groove that repeats, with slight variations, for the entirety of the track, and it's still difficult not to hit repeat right when "Age of Consent" ends. In other words, repetition doesn't have to be boring. Here, it's positively thrilling. Music for bouncing through the ceiling or running through brick walls.
7" single (1982)
"Temptation", so much more than Movement, announced to the world that New Order was done with being Joy Division. That band never recorded anything nearly as unapologetically jovial as "Temptation", a vision of pop songcraft designed to hit with maximum pleasure. "Up, down / Turn around / Please don't let me hit the ground", shouts a chorus of Sumners, inviting a kind of audience participation alien to the attitude of the distant, cold Joy Division. If Joy Division perfected music as personal stand-off, remote and evocative, New Order and "Temptation" give us music as release, the catharsis that comes after the pain.
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You hate to single out a band's first song as its best, but what choice does "Ceremony" leave us? Yes, referees: "Ceremony" was written by Joy Division before Ian Curtis's death. But New Order made the song its own, and all of the band's DNA is here in utero: Stephen Morris's steady, disco-inflected beat; Peter Hook's iconoclastic, melody-centric bass playing; Bernard Sumner's jagged, emotive guitar. A surprising brightness pervades the song, cracking through its atmosphere of tension; when Sumner's guitar returns after the bridge for the final chorus, it brings a feeling of victory, a euphoric rush. The 1987 re-recording sounds more streamlined without losing the original's vitality. Whichever version you prefer, "Ceremony's" status as one of the greatest tracks of all time is assured.
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Today, I found out my girlfriend has been cheating on me. When I told my sister, she just smiled, held up a closed fist, and said "Look at the number of fucks I give!" She then raised a finger, said "Oops. Finger spasm!" then lowered it again. FML
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Wow OP the police. You dont deserve that. :(
Omg OP call the police you dont deserve that. :(
Dont give a fuck about her life
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Was it the middle finger doe..?
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probably a pinky resembling the size of ...
Ummm, #2 does it matter?
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Your sister has quite the sense of humor.. lol. Still sorry about the situation though, OP
then OP comes back with telling his sister that his ex cheated with his sisters guy... funny sense of humor
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she's just saying that she doesn't need to give a fuck and isn'going to.
I never stating it was a good sense of humor, nor a bad one for that matter. Just that she had one, maybe an interesting one. I found it somewhat humorous. Rude, but still humorous.
My brother always thought I thought that.
Maybe she knew her brothers girlfriend was shady and tried to tell him but he didn't listen. That happened with my brother and when he came to me complaining about his gf cheating on him I did my "I told you so" dance
Or he is the type to date b#@*hy user girls. One of my best friends always dates the ahole. There were only so many times I could care when she gave me the sob story over and over.
This is FML, a website where we are allowed to say bitchy. It is a lot easier on the eyes than what you put.
Damn, you as cold as ice! But funny lol.
she won't be able to get in a relationship if she's that big of a bitch.
IF she has a boyfriend. I couldn't picture she does.
What an interesting sense of humor! A bit dark for my taste, but interesting nonetheless.
It's because he didn't keep calm and slap that ass ?
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Sisters don't typically give a fuck about what happens in their brothers lives so now you know to never go to her for moral support ever again
Actually most sisters are decent human beings who do care about their siblings. OPs sister was just being a bitch
I give a fuck about my brother's life. Especially his love life. He's my baby brother, if he ever came to me and told me his girlfriend cheated on him, I would be in jail for murder, and possibly assault
48- a little extreme wouldn't you say?
Compared to the other things I've threatened to do to people who do something to my little brother, I would say that's mild.
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By the end of the session, participants will be able to: 1.Apply the logic model to the QEP plan (or any situation/project) 2.Discuss strategies to engage faculty in QEP implementation and assessment development (outputs) 3.Utilize Student Learning Outcomes (SLOs) to enhance critical thinking (outputs)
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Title European Cultural Learning Network
Project Number 527993-LLP-1-2012-1-UK-LEONARDO-LNW
Year 2012
Project Type Réseaux
Status Accordé
Country EU-Projets centralisés
Marketing Text L'objectif global du projet est de construire ECLN une marque nouveau Réseau Européen pour l'apprentissage culturel, réunissant, pour la première fois, un «corpus de connaissances» par rapport à la dimension européenne de la formation professionnelle du secteur de la création et des industries culturelles.
The project conception arises directly from the fact that the Cultural Learning Sector is a largely unmapped and un networked, despite the fact that the Creative and Cultural Industries are a major European employment sector. Therefore the creation of a European VET Cultural Learning Network that responds to EU Policy challenges, the rationale of LLP and LdV, partners' priorities and sectoral needs, is a logical solution.
The rationale for the European Cultural Learning Network Project is threefold:
-To increase the profile and connectedness of the sector
-To support the sectoral VET needs
-To create the vehicles by which to achieve the above.
The Network partners will approach the project in progressive stages, which involve:
-Researching the sectoral contexts in each of the partners countries
-Mapping & identifying new sectoral organisations and stakeholders
-Developing training curricula in response to identified VET needs
-Testing & honing the training materials for sectoral dissemination
-Exploring the options for certification of a new professional qualification
-Undertaking a feasibility study to inform the creation of a new European Association
-Launching the European Association for Cultural Learning (EACL), which is disseminated and underpinned by an Observatory (online multi-media platform).
The Association (EACL) as the legacy of the project will offer cultural learning organisations & stakeholders, a hub for resources, exchange, sharing information & and good practice. Cultural Learning is highly effective at generating 'New Skills for New Jobs' (EU Initiative 2008) that is vital to meeting European skills requirements. Therefore the Network will will impact upon the VET aspects of training Cultural Learning Practitioners (CLPs) to embed transferable skills in practice, and increase VET tools and resources to support the profession through a new EACL (evidenced by membership numbers).
The concrete project objectives are:
• To identify the pattern, applications and current qualification routes within National VET systems across Europe that are relevant to the field of Cultural Learning;
• To specify the range of occupational profiles performed by Europe's Cultural Learning Practitioners;
• To create new, European sector-relevant EQF-compliant professional qualifications, specifically in relation to the 'transferable' and 'spill over' skills that are generated by the work of Cultural Learning professionals;
• To develop, test and implement methods for the certification of new qualifications for Cultural Learning Practitioners;
• Through the creation of a new web-based Observatory, to widen opportunities and platforms for dialogue, share information, practice, research, and expertise across the sector;
• To establish, as a sustainable and ongoing outcome from the Network, a new European Association of Cultural Learning (EACL).
Through the pursuance of the project aims (and by working to a clear set of project objectives) the Network will be enabled to directly respond to the priorities set out by agendas including New Skills for New Jobs and the Europe 2020 Strategy. It will effectively increase the sectors knowledge base and widen access to it; encourage interaction and exchange promoting sharing of models of good practice; facilitate the move towards EQF aligned VET accreditation; and provide an interface for dialogue between stakeholders (including public policy officials, artists as educators, cultural associations, managers, VET trainers - including those supporting young unemployed people and those in initial VET and Apprenticeships; educationalists, those supporting CCI start-up enterprises and SMEs) in order to better ensure that skills development meets market requirements.
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But the education and benefits don't end there.
Klein said once students enroll in AZ Earn to Learn, they can get ongoing financial education classes and one-on-one mentoring with certified financial counselors. She added that the training is even available to the student's family as well.
"It kind of an all-in effort to make sure that students have the financial acumen to be able to manage their own money matters," she said. "It also is a great opportunity then to get matched with some federal scholarship opportunities."
The program is available for students that are under 200 percent of the federal poverty level, which is currently $23,850 for a family of four.
Klein noted many other university have demonstrated interest in adopting similar programs, and she hopes meeting with Treasury officials in Washington D.C. could help bring national attention to the program.
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