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A fascinating piece of research has revealed that, if you're happy in your career, you actually earn more money. It's not the high salary that makes you happy. It's the reverse that is actually true.
Referring to a study by ...Read More
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This 'Inspiring the Future' campaign is designed to address the "skills mismatch" between careers and young peop...Read More
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If or your son or daughter didn't get the exam results they wanted, don't panic. Professional career guidance specifically aimed at teenagers can help you and your child can survive the results and still find out what career is right for them - even if it isn't the ideal career they imagined. It may be that now the education path you had planned is no longer...Read More
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Being rude might not just hold you back socially - a recent report in the Journal of Applied Psychology has claimed that it can affect your career as well.
The lead author of the study, Trevor Foulk, claims "rudeness has an incredibly powerful negative effect on your career" and this is reported to be a growing problem within businesses. For employers, thi...Read More
A new career survey has discovered that UK businesses fail to provide frequent or effective career guidance to their employees. According to over 4,000 employees polled by Right Management, the majority of businesses in Britain are not providing regular and effective careers advice for their workers. By losing their focus on career development, they are harm...Read More
If youre searching for a new career, it may be time to look at some unconventional tactics. If you want to pursue your dream career, you need to think big! Weve had a look at some of the ways you can get ahead in the market for your best career path.
Wait before you apply for a job. Dont go through the usual recruitment process if you find a job that wil...Read More
Danish research has indicated that women may be under-represented in high-powered careers in areas such as business and science because of the inflexibility of school curriculums.
The study has found that teenage girls tend to resist signing up for advanced maths courses and qualifications. This is not because of a lack of ability or lack of reward, but the...Read More
In their careers, women were once cooks and men chefs, and never the twain would meet. People over forty may remember that women were told that they did not have the temperament to be career chefs, or that they could not deal with the pressure in that career path.
Today, there is more interest in becoming a career chef than at any other time in history; it...Read More
A career change is a serious option for many people in the current economic climate. Fluctuating life circumstances, unexpected redundancies or technology changes can lead to the necessity of a career change. But have you thought enough about how this career change will affect your retirement plans?
A midlife career change can have a huge effect on retireme...Read More
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A recent revision of offic...Read More
Whether you are a more mature women changing your career because of redundancy or through choice, or a young mum starting a business with an eye on work/life balance, you may be considering the entrepreneurial career route. But is it right for you? Success stories are plentiful, but some women find it much more difficult to embark on that career path than th...Read More
Deciding what career change is best for you is perhaps the most important part of the process of finding a new career, but once you've made up your mind the actual process of getting that new career can also be an ordeal.
The essentials of getting a new career:
Planning is crucial to a change in your career path - your new career strategy should be researc...Read More
Everyone has a story about working for a terrible manager. For a business, they can cause an impact on morale, employee stress and turnover. For you and your career the results can be far more long lasting. Whether these bad managers take all the credit, never turn up at work or have a fierce temper, as well as making you uncomfortable in the office they can...Read More
There are a small number of very important factors that result in you being happy in your career.
They are:
Your Interests - If you can find what career you should do - one in which you do have a real interest or even a passion then you are much more likely to succeed and enjoy your work.
Your Aptitudes - What are you good at? You will fare much better ...Read More
The Ucas website has a section dedicated solely to mature students; specifically those who are over 21 in England (over 20 in Scotland). There are lots of reasons mature students decide to study, but many say their objectives are either to improve their career prospects or because they are deeply interested in the subject.
Higher education institutions incl...Read More
A recent article in a major national newspaper advised that its important to take risks and change career to be fulfilled in your career.
It suggested that, although people may on the surface have it all, they may be secretly unhappy with their career but unwilling to make the change to turn their lives around.
Did you just fall into your career? Are you...Read More
Many people, now and then, are bored with their career path. Are you bored because you do not face enough challenges in your career? Or are you feeling burned out in your career.
These are good reasons to think about a career change; but be careful - if the cause of your dissatisfaction is a personal issue - it will follow you wherever you go.
Usually it i...Read More
A third of UK employees are disappointed with their career progression, the Employee Outlook Survey: Focus on Skills and Careers survey has revealed.
2,000 people were asked to consider key factors relating to their upbringing, education and workplace that affect whether or not their career progression had met their expectations.
Over a quarter of responde...Read More
The arrival of GCSE and A-Level results is a testing time for families. The pressure on your child to do well, and give them the best chance of starting their career positively, can cause major stress for them and you! So what can you do to lighten the load? Here are our top tips:
1) Talk to your teenager
Keep communication open by discussing their future....Read More
Counting down the days to your retirement? Thinking about cutting short your career because you don't like your job? If you haven't made the best career choices, or are unhappy in your job, it could seriously harm your lifestyle if you decide to retire early from your career.
According to the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, whil...Read More
With over 5 million people in the UK now choosing to work part time in their career, pursuing the goal of a flexible, yet still high-earning, career is now an easier task. But make sure you get the right careers advice before embarking on this career path.
Senior lawyers, finance directors and chief executives are among those opting for part-time careers, t...Read More
What typifies career success for you? Is it a high salary? Is it a career in which you are recognised and respected? Does your perfect career provide a better work-life balance? Recent research has shown that this varies, often across the gender divide, with surprising results.
The career poll, undertaken by employment firm Reed, has shown that although wom...Read More
Nearly a half of office workers intentionally spend long hours in the office in an attempt to impress their manager and rise up the career ladder, a poll has shown. However, this extra work has no effect on productivity and can have a detrimental effect on home life.
This research, by officebroker.com, found that 43% of workers regularly arrived early or st...Read More
Redundancy is a traumatic time for any person and their families, but as the career market continues to be uncertain and insecure, it is an ever-present risk for many of us wondering what to do next for a career. If you have recently been made redundant, and are thinking of your career prospects or the next steps for your career, here are some tips to get yo...Read More
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1) Talk to your teenager
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The ...Read More
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Recent research has found 91% of those born between 1980 and 2000 expect to stay in their career for less than three years. This could mean over 15-20 different careers over a lifetime. It also means that, if you are approaching or in your 30s now, you may be reconsidering your career options.
Perhaps youve suddenly realised that the career you have isnt ...Read More
New career analysis by the independent think-tank the Resolution Foundation, claims that traditional careers are declining or flatlining across the country, and the real effect is being masked by a rise in self-employment.
The research into careers shows that the total number of employed jobs fell in 9 of the 12 British regions recently, ranging from a drop...Read More
People working from home now make up a higher percentage of the workforce than at any point in the last 17 years and it is still rising. Is it something for you to consider as a career option? What are the advantages and disadvantages to this flexible arrangement? Do you have to be self-employed to work from home?
According to the Office for National Statis...Read More
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The government has seized on this statistic, saying that it proved the introduction of tuition fees had not deterred students from ...Read More
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[Sorry for breaking threading, but I just copy&pasted this from web archive as I'm not subscribed to fedora-devel-list]
On Tue, 2006-04-04 at 19:14 -0700, Tom London wrote:The last few kernels appear to be compiled with '-Wunused-param'. That right? Is this a 'going forward' feature? Appears to break vmware.I'm not sure that -Wunused-param is what broke VMware. I just tried to configure VMware server beta 2 (build 22874) with kernel 2.6.16-1.2118_FC6 and found this error buried in the output: In file included from /tmp/vmware-config0/vmmon-only/linux/driver.h:20, from /tmp/vmware-config0/vmmon-only/linux/driver.c:49: /tmp/vmware-config0/vmmon-only/./include/compat_wait.h: At top level: /tmp/vmware-config0/vmmon-only/./include/compat_wait.h:60: error: conflicting types for 'poll_initwait' include/linux/poll.h:62: error: previous declaration of 'poll_initwait' was here It wouldn't surprise me if the Linux kernel developers changed an API that broke VMware.
Yes, it is broken due to -Wunused-param. We attempt to compile (vmmon-only/autoconf/epoll.c) (Hm, I see a problem that we are using return in function returning void, but as gcc allows this...) #include <linux/poll.h> void poll_test(void) { struct poll_wqueues test; return poll_initwait(&test); } and if this builds without warning it means that poll_initwait() takes 'struct poll_wqueues*' as its argument. If it emits warning (that poll_wqueues pointer had to be converted to poll_table pointer) then code decides that this is pre-epoll kernel. And with current 2.6.16-1.2118 this test fails as even in correct case linux/poll.h emits warnings... We can probably rewrite this test in the way compat_wait.h uses to reverify it (redeclare prototype in a form we expect, we added this later as if pre-epoll code is built with epoll kernel it emits just warning during build, but crashes at runtime), but there are other tests (one testing type of last argument of nopage vma handler) which I do not know how to rewrite without using -Werror: #include <linux/mm.h> static struct page *LinuxDriverNoPage(struct vm_area_struct *vma, unsigned long address, int *type) { (void)vma; (void)address; *type = VM_FAULT_MINOR; return NULL; } struct vm_operations_Struct vmuser_mops = { .nopage = LinuxDriverNoPage }; If you can tell me how to rewrite this detection without relying on -Werror, then we can probably stop doing that. Petr


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Representatives of medical residents are scheduled to file an appeal to the Supreme Court, Monday, of last week's decision by the National Labor Court invalidating the letters of resignation they submitted in protest of their status in the latest collective bargaining agreement between the Israel Medical Federation and the government.
The interns say the court's call for them to return to work amounts to "modern slavery." Talks are continuing between the interns and the government.
Tags:Israel Medical Association, doctors, Israeli Supreme Court, High Court of Justice (Israel), Labor Conditions, interns, resignations


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Sun in Bloom
Offers organic, gluten-free, vegan food. Has raw food, raw desserts, baked goods, nut milks, and organic fresh pressed Norwalk juices. Weekend brunch. Quiet setting. Open Mon-Fri 8:30am-9:00pm, Sat-Sun 10:00am-5:00pm.
Category: Vegan, American, Macrobiotic, Organic, Raw, Delivery, Take-out, Bakery
Reviews (20)First Review by Noa G
my go to spot! - Edit
I live in the area and discovered this place randomly one day and can't stop coming back! I love it so much- they have a lot of gluten free options and the whole place is vegan.
My favorite thing is the shiitake BLT!! So good. The bacon weirdly tastes like bacon 😝
Great Restaurant - Edit
The neighborhood and the location of this Restaurant is very cool. They offer many raw and gluten-free options in their menu. The Service ist super fast and the dishes taste very yummy. They also have a fridge with homemade juices, raw desserts and to-go options.
Pricey and average. - Edit
We met with friends here and the overall experience was average. The chocolate 'mylk' and hot chocolate were awesome, the asparagus soup not so, the Kim chi seemed a little safe (I prefer heat). The options were very good, but none of us were excited about our food, and we all love food. The whole experience just lacked something and the music was just weird, it was not appropriate for dining, unless in a fast turnover take-away or similar.
Pros: Lovely chocolate drinks!, A nice venue., Convenient if you wanna go to Babeland!
Cons: It seemed to cost more than other places., Unremarkable food., Incongruous music!
Cool place, great vegan dishes - Edit
Cool place, great vegan dishes.
hmm lowest rating is 2 stars? - Edit
So the lowest rating I can give this place is 2 stars. The service was great, kind people, good atmosphere. But the food was disgusting. I was very disappointed. I ordered the blt wrap which cane with home fries. They tasted like a cold potato salad... Not a great consistency. And the wrap had 90% lettuce and then a drop of mushrooms as the fake bacon and nothing else. And the worst part is that the blt was the only thing that seemed even close to appetizing on the menu. Sad to say but will not be going back.
Sunny Sun In Bloom Sunday Brunch - Edit
Excellent food & menu choices for a late summer Sunday brunch with my omnivore son & his friend. My Miso-ginger scramble with steamed Brussels sprouts was filling & tasty; chickpea miso garlic glazed tofu chunks, with carmelized onions, black beans, quinoa & perfectly steamed Brussels sprouts with cream sauce. Waitress forgot the salsa until asked. Gluten-free Rosemary garlic biscuit, tast, yet a bit dry, as some gluten free baked goods can be. My son enjoyed his Brunch tart plate of butternut squash, with shiitake bacon, carmelized onion & glazed tofu. Waitress had to be reminded it came with home fries; portions small for the price point. Other guest enjoyed the pancakes with fresh fruit, walnuts & maple syrup. Fresh squeezed OJ - tasty, yet small. Ordered takeout for later - collard green wrapped BLT, with home fries on side; tasty, filling even hours later.
Would eat there again when visiting Brooklyn. Convenient location, near Barclay Center. On street parking.
Pros: 100% Vegan, Delicious food, Knowledgeable waitstaff
Cons: Very small, Waitstaff overwhelmed when it got busy
Amazing Food!!! - Edit
This place is perfect: cozy cafe decor, friendly and accommodating service, and amazing food!!! I had the breakfast scramble which was sautéed in some sort of miso marinade - a delectable, healthy plate. Then I tried their signature dish - awesome kale salad with butternut squash, spiced pumpkin seeds, avocado and another amazing sauce. Finally I had the delicious pancakes. I can't find a bad meal in this place. Brazil nut latte was exceptional, as was the chocolate torte for dessert. Unfortunately, I don't live in Brooklyn anymore, but this has definitely become my favorite restaurant when I come to town. Heaven!!!
Here Now and Happy - Edit
Im sitting here right now, alone for breakfast, and it's wonderful. I got gluten free pancakes and they're really delicious. The soundtrack is perfect and the waitress has beautiful smiling eyes. Glad I came.
OMG ❤❤❤ - Edit
I love this Place ! Its my first visit Here and i absolutly adore the selection of Raw Foods! I wish we had more places like this in Germany where i live .will come back as soon as i am back to New York, actually this Place is a reason to come to New York
Good food at steep prices - Edit
This store is a decent size for NY standards, and it greets you with friendly staff and warm decor. The menu is expansive and will suit all your vegan dining restrictions and preferences. The juices line the fridge beautifully. The raw desserts tempt you as you choose juice, chia pudding, granola, salads or wraps.
The food is delicious and healthful. Avocado can be added to almost any savory dish to increase the healthful fats and vitamins- $2. The sandwiches are fabulously ordered with wheat wrappers or bread, collard green wrapping or as a salad. I love those options! Every one sounds delicious, but I wanted the BLT. It was slightly too salty for me, but then the potatoes that came with it were less salted- maybe that was on purpose?
My favorite items t order though are desserts- they are gluten free for the most part and kind of pricey, but convenience has its cost! Muffins and cupcakes, raw tarts and cookies. Pretty tasty stuff - as vegan and gf go, this stuff ranks in the upper echelon for baked goods.
The wc is kind if small, so be aware!
The food is amazing, I just wonder if I like that there is essentially portion control.... And you need $$$ or a small appetite to be satiated. I love the food though!!
Pros: Gluten free so easy!, Raw is plentiful, Vegan baked aww yeah
Cons: Price, Portions
Sun In Bloom blossoms. - Edit
The first time I stepped in to the original Sun In Bloom location in Brooklyn, my jaw dropped. This place has the perfect balance of vegan, raw, and gluten-free food. If you're looking for Kosher, look no further, as Sun In Bloom is entirely Kosher certified. They also have fresh cold-pressed juices, smoothies, Fair-Trade coffee, and everything from dressings to desserts are made from scratch in-house! The new location offers quick grab-n-go style, all organic, wraps, sandwiches, hot soups, and macro bowls, and brings warmth to the corner of Church and Reade in Tribeca with it's radiant staff, keeping in harmony with Sun In Bloom's loving vibes.
Pros: good vibes, EVERYTHING'S delicious, beautiful design
Delicious and healthy - Edit
I love a place with lots of healthy option! The burger and kale chips were great. My only complaint is the burger was a bit small.
Don't forget your wallet - Edit
Let me start by saying that the food my wife and I had was very good. We ordered a couple of macro dishes and the food was fresh and tasty, but, when you are talking about brown rice, steamed greens, sauerkraut, black beans, etc, how can you screw that up? My issue is that I felt like it was way overpriced for what we got. A small scoop of brown rice, a small portion of steamed greens, a tablespoon of sauerkraut, and a scoop of black beans was $15 or $16. My wife and I then split a piece of cheesecake (very good) and the bill came to over $50 for lunch and we both left hungry. The service was friendly, the food was good, the portions were stingy, and the price was high.
Pros: Good food, Friendly service, Good selection
Cons: Small portions, High price
So Good - Edit
I went there with my boyfriend today for a couple's brunch since he's gluten free and I swear this place can make you want to eat like this all the time. The food was amazing although a little pricey. I'd definitely go back. Still thinking about that gluten-free brunch tart.
Pros: food, atmosphere
Cons: prices
Good fresh food - Edit
We enjoyed our dinner at Sun in Bloom, especially due to their gluten free options. The down side was that there was very little air circulation and as soon as we walked in it was very hot (outside was about 70 degrees and felt a lot cooler than inside the restaurant) - they turned the ceiling fan on for us but it offered very little relief.
We enjoyed our meals and hope to go back for their weekend brunch.
If you want a healthy meal, this is your place. - Edit
Good music, relaxing, and fresh, delicious food. Try the reuben (with homemade sauerkraut!) or macrobowl (steamed greens, wakame, beans... yummy seasame ginger dressing). And if you leave without dessert, you're missing out. Raw peppermint, chocolate, espresso torte is absolutely lovely! Definitely recommend Sun In Bloom!
LOVE THIS PLACE!!!!! - Edit
LOVE this place!!!! My first time at Sun In Bloom in Brooklyn and I loved it!!!!!! I had delicious juice (my first time really trying juice) and the best gluten-free pancakes that I have ever had. I will definitely be returning. And I love the ladies running this place... they were so helpful and kind...loved them.
I'm just a vegaterian but this place is a must try for anyone that is vegaterian, vegan, gluten-free or raw. The atmosphere is relaxing and I love supporting such an independent, organic restaurant. Loved it !!!!!!!!!!!!
Pros: excellent food, friendly staff, good value
Expensive - Edit
Good food. Small portions. Extremely expensive. $5 for 12 oz lemonade. $10 for a sandwich (nothing on the side).
Pros: vegan, organic, in brooklyn
Cons: small portions, over-priced
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i have been to sun in bloom just a couple of times. they have things such as cake, cookies, muffins, and i think a few sandwiches. i have only had the cookies and muffins. cookies were ok and muffins were very good.
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Hi all, I'm relatively new to vegan/raw food and it is thanks to this place that I am completely hooked. Aimee and her staff make their food and their space warm and welcoming.
Now that they've been open for a few months, there have been some terrific additions to the menu. I have a few favorite dishes that I'll share with you: the Bella Divine, which is mesclun and avocado mixed with dulse and raw sauerkraut with a live dressing, is something my body now craves daily. Go and order it with a side of their live sesame-ginger kale chips (yum).
My kids (7 and 5) are hooked on the "all-day inspired breakfast" granola with coconut kefir, fresh fruit, goji berries and cacao. And thanks to one of the staff patiently sharing the benefits of wheatgrass with my daughter, she now drinks it whenever we're in there. (She's 7.)
The food is amazing, but what I actually like best about Sun in Bloom is the atmosphere--the whole staff makes a thoughtful effort to learn names, everyone is smiling, it's clear they care a great deal about both the quality of the food and the quality of the experience. There are neat little events that keep popping up, like Tarot Tuesdays in the evening. This is definitely the kind of place where customers can find a new friend sitting at the table--which is just lovely.
Cool newest addition: benches outside; perfect for people-watching on Bergen Street!
Pros: spectacular food, made fresh, very friendly staff, terrific vibe
Cons: selection of food is growing
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Adrian Morley, former Leeds and Great Britain forward will be once again join his first club by today, December 1st as part of a new-look backroom team with the club.
There are still two rounds of Rugby Championship matches to be played. But, that is immaterial now as New Zealand has won the Rugby Championships on their home soil after taming South Africans 41-13.
The Rugby Championship was confirmed in New Zealand after Argentina was not able to stop the formidable Australian rugby team from winning with a 36-20 in another championship match. The All Blacks have reclaimed the Rugby Championship title from the Australians.
Harry Jepson is the late president of Leeds Rhinos. They are planning to celebrate the life of the legend. And this event is meant to be a great reunion for the entire rugby league.
Where is this event going to be held? They are going to hold this event in Headingley Carnegie. The members of the general public will be allowed to attend this event. There will be invited guests as well at the event. It will be held on next Tuesday.
The Qualifier matches that were held recently see Leeds Rhinos having scored 37 to 12 against the Leigh Centurions. Sam Hopkins was successful in scoring against the Leeds on behalf of Leigh among the first two tries that were put up.
The Qualifiers has seen Leeds Rhinos emerging on top and they have denied the Leigh Centurions from getting a perfect record. Being part of the promotion of Super League this was an important match for the two teams.
The Leeds Rhinos have played well and this year's campaign has been won well by them. They have emerged treble winners last season and this time too they have obtained four scores before the season break.
The Royal British Legion has a new sponsorship from Leeds Rhinos.
In support for the organization the rugby club has launched shirts that are part of a limited edition. The shirts of the Leeds Rhinos club would be part of a new limited edition.
The look is new as compared to the existing logo or branded club t shirts and other accessories. The funds are being raised for a reason as well. It would be hundred years since the time the legion fought in the Battle of Somme. The funds are being raised in order to commemorate players who had served in the First World War, having been part of the legion.
Leeds Rhinos fans will be delighted to know that the group will get their TV show soon. The team will have their show aired this weekend.
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Kevin Sinfield is known to be a legend of the team. This season will see the end of his active rugby playing career. During his playing career he has scored a total of 117 points and appeared for a total of sixteen times for Yorkshire Carnegie. Aged thirty five years of age, he switched codes when he joined the union side from the league side. This happened in November last year. He led the Rhinos in the treble win.
Aviva Premiership Rugby Football Union club the Leicester Tigers are planning a huge splash in the transfer market this summer as they look for a 'gold dust' signing either at centre or full back. Richard Cockerill, the club's Director of Rugby has said that he has been speaking with Aaron Mauger, the club's head coach next season every other day as the pair plans the improvement that the squad needs.
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Click "Core IWT Workshops," "Engaged Pedagogies," or "July Workshop" below to sort the workshop listings.
Writing Retreat for Teachers
Group 1: Teachers as Writers, July Workshop
In response to requests from teachers who have participated in IWT workshops and now want to give time to their own writing in a congenial environment, we offer this workshop. Working independently, with partners, or in writing groups on fiction, nonfiction, or poetry, participants have an opportunity to write, read, and reflect in beautiful surroundings. [...]
Thinking Historically through Writing: Case Studies in American History
Core IWT Workshops, Engaged Pedagogies, Group 2: Writing-Based Teaching, Group II: Writing Based Teaching, July Workshop
"Considering the vast differences between those who attended high school in 1917 and the near-universal enrollments of today, the stability of students' ignorance is amazing," Sam Wineburg writes in Historical Thinking and Other Unnatural Acts. "The whole world has turned on its head, but one thing has stayed the same: kids don't know history." But [...]
Writing to Learn in the STEM Disciplines
Core IWT Workshops, Engaged Pedagogies, Group 2: Writing-Based Teaching, Group II: Writing Based Teaching, July Workshop
With its focus on mathematical and scientific texts, this workshop presents writing strategies that help students gain a better understanding of complex ideas. Specific STEM-related writing practices, which can be used in the classroom or homework assignments, support close reading of texts of all genres—lab reports, word problems, geometrical equations, etc. -- and allow students [...]
Revolutionary Grammar
Core IWT Workshops, Group 2: Writing-Based Teaching, July Workshop
Everyone—inside and outside the academic community—has an opinion about grammar. Parents, CEOs, and, of course, teachers worry that students graduating from high school and college do not know grammar. But what does it mean to know grammar? If it were simply a matter of learning rules, teachers would not be struggling to correct grammar in [...]
Poetry: Lyric Investigations Across Disciplines
Group 2: Writing-Based Teaching, July Workshop, Poetry: Lyric Investigations
Poetry: Lyric Investigation Across Disciplines (Not offered July 2017) encourages teachers from all disciplines to investigate the many ways that poetry can be used in classrooms. Participants in this workshop will consider how poetry helps students engage with biology, grammar, math, science texts, and more. We'll consider how the imagination in particular helps students [...]
Inquiry into Essay
Group 1: Teachers as Writers, Inquiry into Essay, July Workshop
This workshop is designed for teachers who are familiar with the invention strategies introduced in "Writing and Thinking" or "Writing to Learn" (or in similar workshops elsewhere) and who want to concentrate on helping students write essays. More than other IWT workshops, "Inquiry into Essay" focuses on the analytic essay as a finished product, emphasizing [...]
Creative Nonfiction: Telling the Truth
Core IWT Workshops, Creative Nonfiction, Group 2: Writing-Based Teaching, July Workshop
Creative nonfiction reports back to us from what we call the real world, its subject matter "documentable. . . as opposed to 'invented' from the writer's mind," as Barbara Lounsberry puts it. Its subgenres are many: the personal essay; the essay of place; nature writing; family portraits; memoir; and writing about war, travel, adventure, food, [...]
Applying the Practices
Applying the Practices, Engaged Pedagogies, Group 2: Writing-Based Teaching, Group III: The Dialogic Classroom, July Workshop
Teachers see the potential of IWT practices for improving student writing, thinking, and learning and they look forward to using them in their classrooms, but teachers can also leave the workshop with questions about applications: How do I sequence several writing practices—such as focused free writing, double-entry notebooks, believing and doubting—around a text or group [...]
Teaching the Academic Paper
Core IWT Workshops, Engaged Pedagogies, Group 2: Writing-Based Teaching, Group III: The Dialogic Classroom, July Workshop, Teaching the Academic Paper
Teaching the Academic Paper This workshop extends and deepens a conversation begun at an April Conference, "Great Expectations: Revisioning the Academic Paper." At that conference, an interdisciplinary group of secondary and college teachers identified good writing in different academic disciplines, and explored how best to teach thoughtful writing, in specific fields and across the board. [...]
Writing and Thinking through Technology
Engaged Pedagogies, Group 1: Teachers as Writers, Group I: Writing & Thinking: Best Classroom Practices, July Workshop
Writing and Thinking through Technology This version of the weeklong Writing and Thinking workshop invites participants to immerse themselves in IWT's basic writing practices, reflect on their own experiences as teachers, and consider the impact that technology now undeniably has on the way we conceive and use writing both inside and outside the classroom. This [...]
Writing and Thinking
Core IWT Workshops, Group 1: Teachers as Writers, Group I: Writing & Thinking: Best Classroom Practices, July Workshop
This workshop provides a retreat where participants reflect on the way they teach writing and are introduced to the Institute's basic writing practices.
Best Practices for Syllabus and Assignment Design
Engaged Pedagogies, Group IV: Best Practices
Best Practices for Syllabus and Assignment Design This workshop focuses on the essential steps of designing a successful syllabus through the design and sequencing of specific assignments. Beginning with goals specific to the course and discipline, we will work to create a semester of work that maximizes student learning without overburdening the professor. Participants will [...]
Writing to Learn
Core IWT Workshops, Engaged Pedagogies, Group 2: Writing-Based Teaching, Group II: Writing Based Teaching, July Workshop
This workshop presents writing strategies that help students gain a better understanding of complex ideas, historical documents, literary texts, and mathematical problems.


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11 Kids Who've Had Enough of Their Parents' Nonsense
We know parents love their kids. They want what's best for them. But sometimes, mom and dad can be super annoying, and munchkins have no problem letting 'em know.
We know parents love their kids. They want what's best for them. But sometimes, mom and dad can be super annoying, and munchkins have no problem letting 'em know.
Cross-dressing gets a whole new look in a bizarre new trend sweeping the internet.
It's hard to go a whole week without a little 'Duck Dynasty' action, so we put together these GIFs for a quick pick-me-up.
If you've been stalking, er, following Patrick Stewart on Twitter, then you know he's been doing some super cute things with his 35-year-old girlfriend, singer-songwriter Sunny Ozell. First there was his first time exposure to pizza. Then there was his awesome demonstration of the "quadruple take." And now the couple has gone and gotten hitched, in a ceremony officiated by Patrick's dear friend and 'X-Men' costar Ian McKellen.
We've all received our fair share of dull engagement announcement photos from friends. (Wow, a photobooth! So original!) Well, one creative couple decided to spice up their engagement photos with some uninvited members of the walking dead.
Put on your finest cardigan and start chugging pumpkin spice-flavored things like it's a seasonal drink that won't be around all year -- autumn is coming, and these dogs are excited about it.
Well, 'Futurama' is over. The final episode aired last night. We...don't feel great about it. But why use words to describe our feelings, when we could use moving pictures. No, not videos -- GIFs! These sad GIFs from 'Futurama' sum up our feelings on the end of the beloved animated series best.
Balloon art is usually something that's confined to a) clowns or b) those guys on the side of the street who make those really embarrassing hats that are like, five feet tall. As it turns out though, there's a whole lot more to the art than standard balloon animals or pop-able accessories. In fact, a lot of 'em are actually impressive.
Want to be a hit at parties, or at least know what to say when the silent anger builds up to a point at the dinner table where everyone is just seething and glaring at each other? Have we got a Tumblr for you!!
Furbies (Furbys to some, either is acceptable, apparently) on album covers -- it's the thing you didn't know you were waiting to see. Fortunately, Tumblr Furby Living knew, and they made these amazing images.
Stop wasting all your time making hand-sewn costumes for your hamster. Do this instead. You'll save time, and it appears that there's a chance a hamster will even enjoy this, unlike that tiny train conductor uniform you spend 46 hours on.


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Celebrating 10 years of local food for our community
Welcome to our 10th season!Welcome to the Harvard Farmers Market, the largest and friendliest outdoor market in Central Mass! We invite you to join us at this amazing community gathering spot, where you can enjoy nutritious locally grown produce, breads, pastries, cookies, roasted coffee, cheeses, meats, honey, jams, soaps, and more. Experience historic Harvard, listen to local bands, meet guest chefs, bring the dog, the kids, your neighbors and parents. We hope to see you Saturday mornings throughout the 2016 Season!
Our MissionThe Harvard Farmers Market is a non-profit farmers market, one of the few in the State of Massachusetts. We are an outdoor food-based market, as well as a venue for education and outreach to our local community about the many benefits of locally farmed food. The mission of the HFM is to encourage and support local, small-scale farmers, gardeners and local food producers by providing a marketing opportunity to sell produce, food, and farm-related items directly to consumers.
Our InitiativesThe HFM not only provides local nutritious produce to our community, but also educates and helps our neighbors in many incredible ways: Getting soup to senior citizens throughout the winter with our Soup to Seniors program; feeding the elderly and families-in-need with our Farm to Friend initiative; founding the community Seed Library; reviving the town's century-old Canning Club; high school scholarships; and so much more! Please contact us for more information on helping or joining our Initiatives.
Special Days!The HFM is more than just a place to pick up groceries for dinner. Check out our ongoing events throughout the season! Join us us on "All Things Garden" day, or Bike-to-the-Market Day, (and donate your old bikes to Bikes Not Bomb). Meet adoptable dogs from Great Dog Rescue New England. Learn about keeping backyard chickens. Memories abound at the HFM indeed!
Come Join us in our kitchen!To celebrate 10 fabulous seasons, the HFM is creating a community cookbook. We welcome your recipes to be forever imprinted in our collective cookbook. With every recipe you submit, please consider telling us a story about that particular dish and why it's important in your life.
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2016 season August 13 to October 29
Special Additions
Aug 13 Fiddlin' Bill
Aug 20 Aidan O'Brien
Aug 27 Back to the Garden
Sept 3 Junko Ogawa Band
Sept 10 Andra Faye and Scott Ballantine
Sept 17 Suppertime
Sept 24 Wendy Darling and the Lost Boy
Oct 1 Lenny Solomon Band
Oct 15 Mark Femino
Oct 22 Jackson and Jonathan
Oct 29 Steve Pavao
Aug 27 Senior Day
Sept 10 All Things Garden
Sept 17 Bikes not Bombs
Sept 24 Backyard Chicken Day
Oct 1 Dog Rescue Day
Just Some Of Our Vendors
Samira's Homemade Foods
Samira's Homemade is the very best authentic Lebanese food. It is healthy, delicious and made from fresh ingredients with no added preservatives. Samira will bring hummus, baba gannoush, muhammara (red pepper dip), stuffed grape leaves and delicious... [more info].
Snowplace Farm
Snowplace Farm is a small family farm committed to sustainable and biodynamic growing practices; their specialty includes rare heirloom vegetable varieties, eggs (chicken, duck), seasonal flowers, fresh-cut and potted herbs. Don't miss out on their... [more info].
Deano's Pasta
The HFM is thrilled to welcome new vendor Deano's Pasta this season! Deano's is a family-run business making homemade pasta and sauces with delicious flavors from the freshest local ingredients available. Pasta choices include long and short-cut pasta, tortellini... [more info].
Harvard Cider Company
Harvard Cider Company is a small craft cider producer focused on high quality local ingredients, eye catching design and bold flavors that challenge the definitions of Cider in the United States.Their three flagship beverages: Anchor, Paradise and Missing Link... [more info].


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Antique Anvil
FAQ: Antique Anvil?
found an old anvil at a sale.its made from iron and on the side theres a picture of a man carved into it wearing an old Spanish helmet,it has really been used its beat up,there is no date on it that i could find.would like to know if someone out there
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The Plough, the Loom, and the Anvil
Verd Antique Marble. — The papers state that the New City Hall of New- York is to be built of Verd Antique or Serpentine marble, either from Vermont or the quarries of Milford, Connecticut. The latter is a miserable material for all out-door use, ...
The Craft of Silversmithing, Techniques, Projects, Inspiration
Swage Block or Anvil A swage block or an anvil is a required tool for almost every Silversmithing project. ... IF YOU SEE ONE FOR SALE YOU THINK YOU CAN CLEAN, BUY IT—OR LET ME KNOW ABOUT IT! antique anvil, you're likely to find ...
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One of my friends didn't have the money to buy a heavy anvil, so he used a twentyeightinch pieceof railroad trackas anersatz ... If you insist on having an antique anvil, then look for one with some recoil to it, meaning that when you drop a ball ...


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South River White Gin
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Proof66 Rating : 346 / 715Rabble Rating : UnratedProducer and Owner: Painted Stave DistillingWebsite: http://paintedstave.com/ABV: 40.0% Proof: 80.0Price (USD) : $23Age: N/A
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South River Gin is considered part of the Painted Stave's avant-garde selection of spirits, aimed at experimentation "to test our skill and your taste." The White gin is a juniper-forward (which we take to mean a traditional London-dry style of gin) product that is aged for 5 months in white wine barrels prior to bottling. This takes advantage of a growing trend in aging gin, though the wine barrel is highly unusual in this already unusual practice.
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Kerry Gaelic Football legend, Mick ODwyer, has been inducted into the MBNA Kick Fada Hall of Fame.
Mick joins four other legends of Gaelic Football - In 2003 former Offaly footballer, Peter Nolan, became the first member of the MBNA Kick Fada Hall of Fame. Donie OSullivan of Kerry was honoured in 2004, in 2005 former Roscommon star, Dermot Earley, was inducted and last year Dublin legend Jimmy Keaveney joined the ranks.
Mick first played for the Kerry Gaelic football team as a minor in 1954, beginning his senior career in 1956. From then until his retirement in 1974 Mick won every honor in the game. His first senior success came in 1959 when he won National Football League and All-Ireland medals playing in the left half back position and won a second medal in 1962. He broke both his legs in 1966 and retired from football for two years but was back to play in the All-Ireland final of 1968.
Mick retired from the sport in 1974 with a grand total of 4 All-Ireland medals with victories in 1969 and 1971. He finished as the GAA top scorer two years in a row in both 1969 and 1970.
He was appointed manager of the Kerry team in 1975 and so began an unrivalled record of success as a Bainisteoir - during his twelve years as manager Mick ODwyers Kerry teams played in ten All-Ireland finals, winning eight of them. He became manager of the Kildare team in 1990, leading them to a Leinster title and an All-Ireland final. In 2006 Mick took his current managerial role leading the Wicklow Senior football team.
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"Mick ODwyer is a true legend of Gaelic Football and his achievements in the game have inspired generation after generation. We are absolutely delighted that Mick has accepted his induction to our MBNA Kick Fada Hall of Fame which now features five of the greatest ever footballers. They have given so much to the game that we feel it is more than appropriate to give back this acknowledgment for their contribution to the great skill of the sport."
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The flex rating that you see printed on the shaft of a hockey stick represents the amount of force (measured in pounds) required in order to bend the shaft 1 inch with the bottom hand applying pressure to the middle of the shaft. A 100 flex shaft requires 100 lbs of force to flex 1", while an 85 flex shaft requires 85 lbs of force to flex 1" – which means that the 100 flex shaft is stiffer than the 85 flex shaft.
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When you buy an 85 flex senior hockey stick, for instance, it will be approximately 60" in length. The important thing to keep in mind is that if you cut your stick down the shaft becomes stiffer. As an analogy, consider the amount of strength needed to break a full length pencil compared to a 2" pencil… The full length pencil is more flexible and becomes stiffer as it is sharpened and shortened. To a certain degree, with slight differences in material behavioral properties, the same principle applies to players who put an extender in the butt end of the shaft to increase the length, which in turn produces a more flexible shaft.
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Gladys Theresa LeBoeuf, 85, died at 3:55 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 1, 2013. She was a native of Belle Alliance and resident of New Iberia.
Visitation was held from 8:30 to 10 a.m. today, Wednesday, Sept. 4, 2013, at Chauvin Funeral Home Inc. and from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. today at Sacred Heart Catholic Church.
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She is survived by her daughter, Marcia L. Danos and husband, Larry; brother-in-law, William "Bill" Wolf; brother, Burleigh "Baye" Ruiz and wife, Molly; sister, Ethel Grace "Nanny" Webre; sister-in-law, Patricia "Pat" Ruiz; grandchildren, William Paul Wolf and wife, Courtney, Gregory A. Wolf and companion, Dana, Mathew J. Wolf, Elizabeth C. Standridge and companion, Jason, Jonathan Harry Standridge and companion, Hillary, and Alexus E. Allemond and companion, Todd; and great-grandchildren, Logan C. Wolf, Landon R. Wolf, Jaxon R. Wolf, Natalie G. Dore, Mazlie C. Dore, Jaden J. Standridge, McKenzie M. Burke and Callie Jai Freeze. She is also survived by numerous nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her spouse, Harry Paul LeBoeuf; parents, Alfred Ruiz and Elnola Rivet Ruiz; daughter, Laurelle Wolf; brothers, Horace Ruiz, Roland Ruiz, Warren Ruiz, Herbert Ruiz and Alfred Ruiz Jr.; brother-in-law, Carrol "Bud" Webre; and sister-in-law, Ruth P. Ruiz.
She was a member-parishioner of Sacred Heart Catholic Church. She worked in the field of education as a teacher in Terrebonne Parish and St. Mary Parish for more than 40 years.
Gladys LeBoeuf was a cancer survivor for 16 years. She showed a dedication to cancer research through many donations to various organizations. She was a loving mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother to her family, emphasizing on educational activities. She will be dearly missed by her family and friends.
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