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Oh, this blog, this blog. . I think that I just updated it and then I check and it's been three weeks. The iPad has definitely killed my blogging tendencies since I can mostly surf from my comfy recliner. The new keyboard hasn't helped as much as I thought–sometimes it's just TOO MUCH WORK to walk to the other room to get it, restart the bluetooth, etc. I know, I KNOW, it's horrible. I could even walk downstairs to the iMac and do it from there! It's so far away when it's 8:30 and Eli is in bed and I officially Don't Have to Move Anymore.
I do have a ton of pictures to put up since I've been remembering to take the camera places–progress! And I hope to get to those tonight or at the very least, in the next several days. I'm writing this from work since I'm already in front of a computer.
In any case, rest assured I've been making notes in my phone the last few weeks of things to remember to put in here, it's just a matter of getting it in here. I have a lot of videos to catch up on so I'll get those posted for now, then I'll try to do a write up tonight or tomorrow, then pictures after that.
Man skills! Predicting when the fire will catch is a skill Eli will no doubt need:
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Dita Von Teese Returning to Las Vegas at The House of Blues
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I reviewed Dita Von Teese a few years ago, and now she is appearing in Las Vegas again, and I want to recommend her show. Dita's unique performance brought back elements of the past "old time burlesque," and she always adds new surprises every time.
Dita appears on her North American tour, "The Art of the Teese" variety show, 18+, Monday, July 10, at the House of Blues in the Mandalay Bay Hotel.
After I saw Dita's famous, bigger-than-life, human-sized "Martini Glass" routine, complete with her own special interpretation, it brought a new light to "Martini Glass" routines. For her next Las Vegas performance, Dita will be presenting an updated version with a beautiful new champagne glass, crystalized from top to bottom with more than 250,000 Swarovski crystals. Dita and her "Martini Glass" should both be dazzling, especially with her new costume and an addition of male dancers.
As they describe Dita Von Teese's show, "Taking audiences on a journey into fantasy and spectacle," Dita is renowned for her ornate sets and dazzling haute-couture performance costumes adorned with hundreds of thousands of Swarovski crystals. This "Burlesque Superheroine" (Vanity Fair) is the performer of choice at high- profile events, including those for designers such as Marc Jacobs, Christian Louboutin, Louis Vuitton, Chopard, and Cartier, and was the first guest star in history at Paris' famed Crazy Horse (established in 1951) where she has performed several sold-out runs. Dita also brought burlesque to prime time television in the States when she appeared as a guest star on CSI and performed her classic Martini Glass show in one of their highest-rated episodes to date which was billed as "too hot to handle."
In addition to her burlesque shows, Dita is a self-styled fashion icon, topping best-dressed lists all over the world. Featured on Vanity Fair's International Best Dressed List 2013, Dita has recently expanded into her own distinct brands. Her lingerie collection debuted exclusively with Bloomingdale's in the U.S. in March 2014, and has expanded to other popular U.S. retailers such as Nordstrom, Dillard's, Barenecessities.com and Journelle. It is also available internationally in prominent retailers such as Myer in Australia, as well as globally via online sites Glamuse.com, and asos.com."
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How is this for wording "Are angry, aggressive political pundits responsible for politically motivated violence or threats, even if they do not advocate such acts?"
We became a great nation not because we are a nation of cynics. We became a great nation because we are a nation of believers - Lindsey Graham
Ive always believed that America is an idea, not defined by its people but by its ideals. - Lindsey Graham
Real environmentalists live in cities, and they visit what's left of the wilderness as gently and respectfully as possible. Donna Moulton, letter to the editor, Tucson Weekly, published on August 23, 2001
Excerpted from O'Reilly's campaign against murdered doctor; The Fox News star had compared Tiller to a Nazi, called him a "baby killer," and warned of "Judgment Day" BY GABRIEL WINANT, Salon, SUNDAY, MAY 31, 2009 16:32 EDT
When his show airs tomorrow, Bill O'Reilly will most certainly decry the death of Kansas doctor George Tiller, who was killed Sunday while attending church services with his wife. Tiller, O'Reilly will say, was a man who was guilty of barbaric acts, but a civilized society does not resort to lawless murder, even against its worst members. And O'Reilly, we can assume, will genuinely mean this.
But there's no other person who bears as much responsibility for the characterization of Tiller as a savage on the loose, killing babies willy-nilly thanks to the collusion of would-be sophisticated cultural elites, a bought-and-paid-for governor and scofflaw secular journalists. Tiller's name first appeared on "The Factor" on Feb. 25, 2005. Since then, O'Reilly and his guest hosts have brought up the doctor on 28 more episodes, including as recently as April 27 of this year. Almost invariably, Tiller is described as "Tiller the Baby Killer."
Real environmentalists live in cities, and they visit what's left of the wilderness as gently and respectfully as possible. Donna Moulton, letter to the editor, Tucson Weekly, published on August 23, 2001
"Do political pundits cause violence?" Of course they do. And I believe some intend to for the political gain. I believe someone like Bill O'railly should be held responsible when he continusely calls a doctor a murderer and "baby killer" for months and finally some idiot shoots him, or when Rush Limbaugh calls democrats "bastards that must be defeated at all cost", and people start spitting on and threating them. Or when Glenn Beck suddenly decides the IRS that hasn't changed a bit suddenly becomes evil because we have a democrat president and is now stealing your money, and some fool flies a plane into a building because of it trying to kill IRS employees. This is wrong, It's evil, and I don't understand why decent "moral" Christian republicans don't speak out against it. It leads me to think there are no moral Christian republicans. They just say they are.
I have never heard Bill O'Reilly, Rush or Glenn Beck encourage their listeners to murder someone. Speaking out against a doctor that kills babies isn't equivalent to causing a man to murder him. When Rush says that the Democrats must be defeated, where do you hear that he wants someone to assault them? When Glenn Beck speaks out against the IRS, please show me where he said to harm people?


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We Tested It - and Four Aftermarket Blocks that Don'tThere's a limit to what you can do with old-school GM passenger-car parts, and the breaking point is relatively low when it comes to the Gen I small-block Chevy cylinder block. Sure, you can bore the block to within an inch of its life and fill the water passages with concrete before stuffing a 4.00-inch stroker crank into it and make decent power for a while. The fun won't last long, though, when the block cracks, leaks water, or flexes enough to pinch the main bearings or lose the head-gasket seal. To find the beef of the stock 350 and the aftermarket alternatives, we had Pfaff Engines sonic-test six different blocks with 350-style main journals (some are available with 400 main journals) and standard deck heights to see how far they could be bored and how thick the decks were. We also put them on the scale and called every manufacturer to find out how much work it is to drop a big arm into each one. The results were surprising, but we are savvy small-block Chevy shoppers now.
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Police in Geita District have arrested a suspect linked to a robbery at Geita Gold Mine (GGM) during which several boxes of explosives were stolen.
The acting Mwanza regional police boss, Mr Nonosious Komba, said an armed gang stormed into the mine at around 2am yesterday.
The robbers tied up a security guard, identified as Nyandu Shunde, and relieved him of his firearm before stealing 14 boxes of explosives whose value could not be immediately established.
Mr Komba said the incident was reported to the police, who pursued the robbers, one of whom was arrested and the firearm grabbed from the security guard recovered. Police also recovered 12 boxers of explosives stolen during the raid.
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Monica Lewinsky's book detailing her affair with President Clinton will be published on March 5, her publisher said Wednesday.
Monica's Story, the result of Lewinsky's collaboration with Princess Diana biographer Andrew Morton, will be released simultaneously in the United States and Britain, said Lorraine Tyler, spokeswoman for Michael O'Mara publishers.
Michael O'Mara, chairman of the publishing company, has said Lewinsky was drawn to his publishing house by Morton's involvement.
"She likes the idea of an author who is used to writing sympathetic books about women who have relationships with powerful men," O'Mara said. "It wasn't the money. She could have got much higher prices elsewhere."
Lewinsky has agreed to give her first TV interview to ABC's Barbara Walters, but it can't be done until independent counsel Kenneth Starr grants permission. ABC is hoping to run the interview during the February "sweeps" period, which ends March 3.
Lyle on ballet: I'll really Lovett
Lyle Lovett is whistling a happy tune over a Boston Ballet performance choreographed to his music.
"Gosh, I'm so excited, I just think it's incredible that they would want to do it," Lovett said on Wednesday. "I've been to the ballet, but I'm not a regular goer to the ballet. That's why this is such a surprise and such an honor."
The ballet's performance of Nine Lives: The Songs of Lyle Lovett, opens at the Shubert Theater on Thursday and runs through Feb. 28.
Song/dance man on mend
Song-and-dance man Donald O'Connor was removed from a ventilator nearly three weeks after he was hospitalized for pneumonia.
"I talked to his wife and she says he's doing much better and they are all very optimistic," O'Connor publicist Glenn Rose said Wednesday.
O'Connor, 73, was hospitalized at Desert Regional Medical Center in Palm Springs, Calif., on Jan. 30. He was removed from the ventilator on Sunday. "I don't think he's in any hurry until he feels strong enough," Rose said.


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As a lover of horror movies, I too often "give in" to movies of poor quality just to try and satiate my hunger. I am a true glutton (peaking annually in October).
As example, I picked up Captivity (2007) at the library. I lasted approximately 30 minutes before the boredom and predictability were too much and I turned it off. And, let me tell you, it's almost unheard of for me to give up on a film (I made it all the way through the 2012 remake, Dredd, after all).
So this makes makes it important to find the true gems out there. I've never seen the film, Patrick (1978), nor heard of Ozploitation, but I'm now extremely intrigued by both while looking forward to the remake.
And, I've never heard this stated better:
Horror cinema is so frequently hampered by mediocre performances that undermine the authenticity of the production…
via Patrick Remade: Return of the Catatonic | by James Curnow on Curnblog.
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Last week government officials met with their local authority counterparts to discuss possible changes to investment regulations governing Britain's councils.
Last week government officials met with their local authority counterparts to discuss possible changes to investment regulations governing Britain's councils.
These talks could eventually have far-reaching – and multibillion pound – implications for local authorities. Ministers are considering loosening the arrangements placed on councils that seek to invest surplus cash.
If so, they could, in an instant, yield to a long-standing local government demand and provide an opportunity for councils to make money on the markets.
Currently councils' opportunities to invest are strictly regulated.
Following big losses by the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham and Western Isles council in the late 1980s and early 1990s, central government sought to prevent future losses.
Subsequently, councils were encouraged to place surplus funds only in approved investments, such as gilt-edged securities and short-term deposits with banks.
If they choose the unapproved route, the rewards are limited. Half of any money gained from being placed in an unapproved, and by definition riskier, investment such as equities has to be set aside to pay off debt.
As councils constantly complain of being cash-strapped, this acts as a big disincentive. However, some markets may soon be opened up to local authorities.
The long-term aim, at least of local government, is for a range of investment instruments to be opened to councils. In the short-term, investments such as money market funds are top of the list.
Akin to cash unit trusts, these are seen as high-yield, flexible and low-risk because money is invested only in triple-A rated instruments and is spread across a diverse range of portfolios.
City investment institutions are gladly eyeing a market that could be worth more than £15bn.
Councils also want greater financial freedom. 'We are fairly optimistic there is going to be change,' said Richard Harbord, managing director at the London Borough of the Hammersmith and Fulham, who is leading the local authority negotiations.
If so, it would prove a big step for a government reluctant to give councils any freedom. How quickly the changes can be made though are questionable.
The government is expected to publish a Local Government Finance White Paper, including investment changes, later this year soon after a general election.
That all depends however on the timing of an election, the date of which becomes more uncertain with each case of foot and mouth.
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Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Heads or Tails Tuesday - Any Tom, Dick or Harry
Despite my computer woes, I've decided to battle on this week, and get back into the swing of blogging, participating in my usual weekly memes. Skittles, a.k.a. Barb, is the host of Heads or Tails Tuesday. If you want to take part, click the logo above.
This week's theme is 'Any Tom, Dick or Harry'. Well, I don't know anyone called Harry, and the only Tom I know should have been called Dick, if you catch my drift. I had an uncle called Dick, who sadly passed away about twelve years ago, but I didn't know him that well, so I can't really write about him, either. So what to do?
Well, 'Tom' doesn't have to be someone's name, does it? It could be an abbreviation of 'tomato', or it could be a male cat. On the subject of male cats, here's demon kitty, my tom, Leo. And yes, that is one of my make-up brushes he's eating.
Regular readers of this blog will be aware of some of the problems I have with this tom cat. He bites, he scratches, and is the most goddam insolent cat I've ever known. Tell him off for anything (jumping on the table or the kitchen work surfaces, stealing food, scratching the furniture, dragging the table linen off the dining table, etc) and he will spin around, fix you with the most baleful glare imaginable, and yowl at you. This is no Lolcat!
If he was a full tom, I might understand some of his aggression. But he's been snipped. Maybe that's the reason for his aggression - revenge! No matter who you are, whether you're royalty, or any old Tom, Dick or Harry, cross this fellow and you'll feel his wrath. Wrath, in this instance, is shorthand for 'bloody great claws and huge, whopping fangs'. Anyone want a cat? You're welcome to him, but I'd have to check you out first, because despite his evil ways, I wouldn't send him off to live with any old Tom, Dick or Harry. Yeah, that was a bit lame - but so am I, after all the times that evil cat has shredded my legs.
Happy Tuesday!
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Thanks for plowing ahead despite your computer problems, especially on this week with a hard theme!!!
That beautiful Leo is a terror??? Ok, so I overlooked the eating the makeup brush. LOL!
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- Raven said...
No matter how naughty, stinky, loud or otherwise irritating they are, our cats just steal our hearts don't they? Your Leo looks much like my Tara Grace. She is a tiny thing; she's a rescue and her growth was severely stunted. Full grown she is only 5 pounds. She looks and moves like a ballerina and then she opens her mouth and oh, my...
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- Inspiration Alley said...
What a beautiful cat and a great original take on the prompt.
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Sunday, February 11, 2018I am very sorry to hear of Hen's passing. We all loved her smile and laugh. She loved it when all the "guys" where there - throwing the Frisbee, swimming, and having a grand time. Fred always had the refrigerator in the garage full of beer. She was always interested in our lives and how things were going as we were growing up. She was a class act and the world was a better place for her being in it. I am a better person for sure. We love you Hen !!!
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The writer, as well as the clinical experts and club denizens she quotes, all miss a glaring truth about cocaine abuse. The legal system turns a blind eye to casual cocaine use because the users are part of an upscale, largely white, largely young population of social climbers. Crack users are perceived to be a largely poor, largely minority population with no social mobility.
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Update on my sister, Suanne. The mass in her throat is what they refer to as stage 3, but 3 doctors say even though it is cancerous, that it appears to have not spread, and they are trying to reduce it with chemo and radiation to the point they will not have to operate. The trach is causing her some difficulties. She got choked one day this week, and lost her oxygen and passed out, hitting her head on the sink, causing a huge hemoglobin to form, and stopping her from getting the 1st radiation treatment, though she is doing chemo now. This news, though saddens me, is good news. With this thing being wrapped around her vocal cords, surgery would be risky on her ever talking again. She can't now, but praying she will after the shrinkage. Please keep the faith with us. We don't have to beg God to met her needs, He knows, we just need to have BIG Faith in this. So to ALL my friends, whether believers or not, please just keep on with what you're doing for her, prayers, good thoughts/vibes or whatever you do. I, and I know she does, appreciate it. Big Love!!!
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Sunday, October 2, 2011
The shofar's sound of supplication
For PsalmChallenge, centered at Daily Athens blog, here are selected verses of Psalm 28, the ones that I like to think are illustrated by the photo of my grandson Dean.
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Dean made the shofar out of a goat's horn.
Incredibly, at his tender age (this was a few years ago), he made soul-stirring sounds.
There is a little video of him blowing the shofar.
Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, is this Friday evening until Saturday night.
May everyone be sealed in the Book of Life.
15 comments:
- toby said...
Wow, that is really impressive! Way to go, Dean!
- October 2, 2011 at 10:47 PM
- Cloudia said...
And YOU too, DINA.
Bless that sweet boy.
Warmest Aloha to you
from Waikiki;
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- October 2, 2011 at 10:54 PM
- ρομπερτ said...
Human breath, sound, safety.
Thank you for this wonderful entry very much. Please have you all a good new week and please join again soon.
- October 2, 2011 at 11:48 PM
- Leif Hagen said...
I see band or orchestra in Dean's future....
- October 2, 2011 at 11:53 PM
- Hels said...
I usually find most symbolic elements of religious practice to be all symbolism and not much substance. But the shofar sound goes through the centre of the heart. It works!
Long life!
- October 3, 2011 at 2:27 AM
- Fabrizio Zanelli said...
Dean is so sweet Dina. Unfortunately he lives so far so you cannot cuddle him each time you would but I hope you can meet him as soon as possible.
- October 3, 2011 at 4:07 AM
- Kay said...
I wish you peace and happiness always. Dean is so adorable!
- October 3, 2011 at 5:22 AM
- PerthDailyPhoto said...
What an amazing sound Dean made with the shofar Dina, he is a gorgeous little boy, you must be so proud of him. I really enjoy reading about your many religious happenings. I think it would be marvelous to switch off all communications for a day and have peace.
- October 3, 2011 at 8:55 AM
- Robin said...
That is really impressive - way to go kiddo!
Gmar hatima tova Dina.
- October 3, 2011 at 5:33 PM
- Pietro said...
A really impressive post, Dina.
Dean is so pretty.
- October 3, 2011 at 5:58 PM
- VP said...
He gets an impressive sound, bravo Dean!
- October 3, 2011 at 7:15 PM
- Spiderdama said...
He is so cute:-) And that is really impressive! I think it`s so difficult..
Hope you have a blessed week.
- October 3, 2011 at 7:57 PM
- mirae said...
ah Dina, this has to be the most beautiful image on the internet right now.-also with the caption that this is a shofar. this gives it such spiritual depth.
Ah and he looks so beautiful in his prayer shawl -his sky blue eyes matching.a child's prayer is the most poignant.
It is almost as if he has the power of sounding a supplication for the entire planet.
Yes wow did he ever sound miraculously wonderful in sounding the shofar when he was younger.I agree it has a heart rending sound.
well little boys have alot of energy but it is channelled spiritual energy..yes it is in his blood...
may God bless him and be his shield and strength.
thankyou beautiful Dina.
- October 3, 2011 at 8:56 PM
- Louis la Vache said...
Very impressive, Dina.
«Louis» thanks you for linking this at his Psalm post.
- October 4, 2011 at 4:08 AM
- JM said...
How cute! :-)
- October 5, 2011 at 7:25 PM


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Mystic - If a loosely organized group of running enthusiasts gets its wish, a statue of their mild-mannered, soft-spoken mentor, who died last month, would stand where once stood a statue of a man who was known less for being Connecticut's deputy governor than for leading a massacre of Pequot Indians.
The runners' group hopes to put a statue of John Kelley at the top of Montauk Avenue, where for more than 100 years a statue of John Mason stood. That statue was moved to Windsor, a town Mason helped settle, at the urging of the local Indian tribes that did not want it to remain at the site of where Mason lead the 1637 attack.
Kelley, who died last month, was a world-class runner, a two-time Olympian and 1957 Boston Marathon champion. He took part in the marathon at the Melbourne Olympics in 1956 and in Rome in 1960. In 1959 he won the Pan American Games Marathon. He was an eight-time U.S. National Marathon Champion, 1956 to 1963.
The top of Mystic's Clift Street, where it meets Montauk Avenue, has long been referred to among local runners as Mystic's own Heartbreak Hill. The name was taken from a half-mile stretch of the 20th mile of the Boston Marathon.
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Although I attended various professional development opportunities this semester, the one I found most interesting and helpful was the visit to the St. Catharines museum. I grew up in St. Catharines and this was the first time I've ever visited the museum. I was fascinated with all the interesting stories and artifacts. It was amazing to see that my home town had such an interesting history. It was be a wonderful opportunity to take a class to the St. Catharines museum. The museum offers a multitude of opportunities for authentic learning and integration. In addition, it has an interactive workshop where students can experiment with their learning. The day I visited with the Social Studies class, the workshop was on Oriental Art and lettering. Students were able to practice this skill using various tools and examples to follow. I have also seen the workshop focused on "Going Green" and taking care of the environment. The interactive workshops allow students to actively participate in their learning and provides authentic instruction.
I was inspired by the museum because of the man possibilities it offers for students. It is necessary to provide authentic instruction so stduents feel engaged in their learning. Furthermore, the museum offers an opportunity to validate student identity and give them a sense of pride about their hometown. I, personally, thought St. Catharines had little to offer in regards to heritage or innovation in history. My visit to the museum changed my thought process - I can't wait to take my own class there one day!
- Emma Christie
This is a picture of Peter Vietgen and myself at the Arts Conference in Hamilton on October 28th and 29th. This was my first Professional Development event. Peter was the Visual Arts representative from Brock who organized the Visual Arts presenters. He is also currently my Visual Arts professor. Peter has a strong passion for the arts, specifically visual arts and how they should be incorporated into the curriculum wherever possible. The purpose of the arts conference was to provide teacher candidates with ideas on how to incorporate the arts (visual arts, music, drama, and dance) into the curriculum. It was a great experience and provided me with some ideas I could possibly use throughout my teaching blocks and one day my own classroom. I really enjoyed the visual arts presenter who created a number of activities based on a book. The different activities incorporated drama and visual arts into the language curriculum. I never thought about how important it was to incorporate the arts throughout the curriculum, but after the arts conference I realized how easy and fun incorporating the arts is into different subjects such as math, history, social studies and much more! The arts are such a great way to open up and expand the creative corridors of both students and teachers!
-Sarah Batey
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Mike Snow - In October, I participated in a PD day at Prince Philip Elementary School. The conference which I attented was concerned with the development of progress reports, a new initiative in the board. In several groups, the teachers in the school as well as the student-teachers brainstormed ideas on how to made the implementation of these reports succint, successful and personalized. This was meant to ensure that teachers were not consumed by writing progress reports and so that parents can use such reports as effective ways to help thier children succeed. The biggest lesson I took away from this was the importance of personalization. If students and parents feel as thought the teacher genuinely knows and cares about thier child, they are more likely to take an active role in thier child's education. As we have learned, participation and involvement of parents can make a huge difference in teacher, not only for us, but for the success of our students.
My Man D, Dan Ricci, Cabbie on the Street, and Myself in Boston, Mass.
Emanuelle Barbaro (Manny) - In May 2010 I was in Boston, Massachusetts where I met Toronto The Score sports anchor Cabbie on the Street and his producer "My man D". Although these are not school educators they are educators of sports. Everytime a special guest came into the classroom I never had a camera to take a picture so I decided this was the next best option. The biggest lesson I took away from this moment is that celebrities, although local, are still normal people. Cabbie has taught me that when speaking infront of people it is important to stay confident, knowledgeable, and throw in a joke here and there to keep this light. This was a great experience for me talking to these sports casters and I learned a lot about public communication and speaking from them.
On October 28 and 29th I was fortunate enough to attend the Integrating the Arts conference in Hamilton. The main focus of the conference was to provide teacher candidates with the tools necessary to find room in our busy schedules for the Arts. The course provided me with several ideas and resources for integrating the Arts in my classroom. I think the biggest lesson I took away from the conference is that the Arts truly has the power to enrich all other curriculum areas. The conference was actually very low tech as the focus was on the Arts within the classroom but there was some discussion on how the Arts could be brought digitally into the classroom through several avenues! Children are able to see art works from around the world with a click of a button, or watch dramatic plays and dance on YouTube.
~ Cindy Whitfield (Watson)
Today I had the opportunity to visit the Rodman Hall Arts Centre with my visual arts class. We completed analytic art activities together in one of the studios, that would be suitable for students in grades 7 and 8. We then went on a short tour of the three exhibits that were on display. Rodman Hall specializes in contemporary art, and so the three exhibits we saw were very modern. It was a very good experience to see the different types of artwork that are being produced in today's society. It is very different from the more traditional art forms of photography, painting, and drawing. This type of contemporary artwork really made the viewer question what was being seen, and what messages the artist was trying to convey. I was glad I was able to see a place that could be a potential location for an intermediate/senior field trip, and be put through the experience the students are going to have; wonder and questioning.
Vanessa Wappel
This is a picture of me outside Rodman Hall!
Just like many of my classmates I was able to attend the arts conference. I had an incredible experience. The conference was opened by an amazing guess speaker David Booth.
The name was familiar to me. I had seen his name on the art curriculum documents. It was good to meet him and place a name to a face. He spoke about the arts in the school, but also outside the school. His speech was very inspiring. He made me aware of how powerful and important the arts are in our student's lives and education. David Booth spoke about the multiple intelligences, and the creativity that we can inspire and nurture in our students through arts. His speech was very entertaining also. His personal experiences and stories were told in a very fun way. What I loved the most was his story about being in a conference in another country where he saw a theatre put together by teacher candidates just like us, and he understood what the message of that show was, without speaking their language.
Edlira Christina Zahaj
This past week I attended the "Arts Matters" conference in Hamilton. The Arts have not been something that I have traditionally been interested in, but because I've had to take music, drama, and visual arts in this program, I have definitely gained an awareness of how important the arts are, and how easily they can be integrated. The picture I've posted is of myself and some other teacher candidates with David Booth, the keynote speaker at the conference. He spoke about the importance of the arts, and emphasized that ALL students, can participate, regardless of experience. Dr. Booth's speech opened up a conference that showed me how easily the arts can be integrated with other subjects, and most importantly, that the arts can make learning fun.
I chose to talk about this conference because it really changed my perception of the arts. Prior to the conference, I was not comfortable in the arts, but as a result of the conference I feel much more comfortable and confident. I realize now that I don't need to be an incredible artist or dancer to be an effective visual arts or dance teacher. The activities we completed in the workshops showed me that it is easy to integrate the arts with other subjects, to create engaging lessons.
Kathleen Moore
I attended the Arts Conference in Hamilton where David Booth was the key-note speaker (I am standing right next to him on the left). He highlighted the importance and significance of teaching "The Arts" in the classroom. David Booth focussed on how all the subjects of the Arts (i.e., visual art, music, drama and dance) will engage all students, no matter what age group, ethnicity, background, or language. He mentioned many of his own personal experiences, giving me useful strategies and techniques that I can personally apply in the classroom. I posted a picture with David Booth because not only was his topic powerful and inspirational, but it was also very applicable to my teaching career. He emphasized the importance of using children's books and novels to integrate The Arts with the Language Arts curriculum, and also how student's creativity and ability comes out in a variety of ways when you teach all the arts. Most importantly, David Booth emphasized the importance of getting to know and understand your student's background. I personally feel more inspired to teach 'The Arts" in my own classroom, and I hope to implement these strategies that he highlighted in my classroom as well! -Ashley Van Koeveringe (Weststrate)
I had the pleasure of attending my first "professional development" workshop last week, and I loved how hands-on it was. I have picture proof (that's me on the far right) that I was at Brock's first annual Arts Conference, entitled Arts Matter: Integrating the Arts Across the Curriculum. The focus of this conference was on valuing the arts and their integration across the curriculum. The conference
provided additional instruction in the arts through
workshops in drama, music dance and visual arts. I'm here with my fellow teacher candidates and Keynote speaker David Booth, (arts advocate, international speaker) whose speech on caring for the whole child inspired me to come up with a new title for the conference— heARTS matter: integrating the arts across the curriculum.
-Daphni Dremetsikas
I chose to reflect on my experience at the Arts Matters conference. My picture was taken with David Booth, the keynote speaker to open the conference. David spoke about the importance of arts in education and provided a helpful introduction to the experience we would be having for the remainder of the day. While the leaders of the various sessions of the conference did not use technology in their presentations, their sessions were incredibly helpful in illustrating how I can viably integrate the arts in my own classroom. In both the drama and dance workshops, we looked at how to integrate social justice issues using both tableaus and movements. While I hadn't considered introducing the arts into issues such as Remembrance Day and mourning, this conference allowed me to see how I could do this, which is why I chose to focus on this professional learning opportunity. We were also exposed to some eye-opening resources that I would recommend to everyone!
-Keaton Morrison
The 2010 Arts Conference is the workshop I chose to look at for this assignment which focused on the importance of "the arts" in the classroom. I specifically chose to look at the first day of the conference which outlined the benefits of effectively teaching dance and drama where I was able to gain valuable lesson/unit ideas for my future classrooms. The facilitators who presented the dance workshop outlined how we as teachers need to be more confident in our own abilities and focus on the act of movement and allow students to freely expressive themselves through the motion of dance. I was also able to see from the drama presenter that although drama can be fun and silly, it is also important to incorporate relevant and realistic issues that the students can connect to and see the meaning behind.
I was so impressed by their teaching strategies and goals for dance and drama in the classroom, and am now more confident in my own abilities to effectively teach these subjects in the future. I realized that although these subjects are by no means my "strong points", if I properly facilitate a creative and constructivist classroom, I am hopeful that my students will gain meaningful skills from these subjects and make connections to their own lives.
~Kelly Van Roon~
My professional learning happened at a School Council meeting. It was a great chance to witness first hand the interaction between parents, teachers and school administration. All of these groups certainly are looking out for the students but sometimes they have very different views on what is best for students. I will use this in my classroom teaching because I realized the benefits to having supportive parents involved in the school. The school council puts on a programs entitled "Teacher Wish List" where they they provide funds to teachers to purchase items for their class. Clearly the program is well received by teachers! I chose this PLC because realistically a majority of the teachers job occurs outside of the walls of the classroom; with parents, administration and the public it. Strong relationships with all these groups are vital!
-Sheena Swierenga
I attended the 2010 Arts Matters Conference over the last two day, and greatly enjoyed it. I had my picture taken with Dr. David Booth who was the keynote speaker for the conference. His speech was very engaging, full of stories of his experiences with students and as student in the Arts. What I liked most about it, though, was how personable and personal it was; I really got the sense that what Dr. Booth means the very most is that integrating the Arts into whatever you teach is important and can effect and change lives, but that if you don't integrate
then it won't matter what you teach.
I thought that I would post my picture with Dr. Booth as my official Professional Learning Communities picture. After day two of the conference, it was an absolute hands-down decision that I would post my picture with the actors of the Roseneath Theatre Company's production of "The Incredible Speediness of Jamie Cavanaugh", a play about a character with ADHD, instead. I loved this; I laughed until I cried, and I cried, too. I can't imagine any student walking away from this show without having become emotionally involved in some way, whether their involvement touched on ADHD, divorce in the family, friendship, or bullying. It was really great that the actors of the theatre company followed the show with a question and answer period that allowed the audience to reflect on what they had just seen, something that a teacher could carry on in any number of classes, integrating drama with literacy, or with social studies, for example. Furthermore, while a production of this sort is theatre-specific rather than drama-specific, it's still absolutely full of student-noticeable moments of drama; things that students would be able to recognize that "they do too, in class" and that a teacher could easily follow up on.
I'm sorry to say that I don't recall the names of the four actors in this production of "The Incredible Speediness of Jamie Cavanaugh". I researched the Company online and found the name of the actor who plays the part of Jamie Cavanaugh; her name is Emma Hunter and she's the one in the yellow shirt.
Tiffany Addie with the cast of "The Incredible Speediness of Jamie Cavanaugh"
My PLC occured in my placement school when all the Junior and Intermediate teachers gathered with the literacy consultant to discuss test results and how they would incorporate that into their TLCP of improving literacy. They grouped students according to these assessment results and decided on what group to focus on and the tools showed what concepts needed work on. This will shape classroom instruction, especially in the literacy block, as the teacher now has targeted resources for these and all students. I selected this PLC for the assignment because it is a current and
relevant issue in all schools (literacy) and will affect me when I am in my block for this class. Technology was not used specifically in this presentation, but could be integrated into different tasks that come about from this process. I do see a need for the focus of the PLC because literacy is very important in all aspects and focusing on the basics will help students move forward to the next level of skill.
Karina Eising
We had a guest speaker in our cohort who has been a teacher, principal and arts consultant for a variety of school boards. She came to speak to us about behaviour management or what she called behaviour training. She gave us some useful tips and suggestions that may not work as well in our placements but would definitely work when we get our own classrooms. We need to offer students opportunities to practice good behaviour and teach them what it feels and looks like. I selected this presentation, not because of the technology used, but because it was very relevant as we are all beginning to have to manage our own class and any tips and suggestions that we can gather are beneficial. - Jessica Belaire
Behaviour Management:
On 25 October 2010, a guest lecturer came into cohort 7 to speak about behaviour management. Her suggestions included having consistent routines, clear expectations, and having a purpose for a punishment. She strongly suggested practicing routines with the students throughout the year and to use positive reinforcement to direct behaviour. She said the biggest challenge of teaching these skills to children is not only for them to behave while you are present, but to have them act properly when you are not present. I chose this presentation because she gave good advice and suggested practical resources that I can use while teaching in the future.
Jaclyn MacKenzie
This is Msgr. Leo from St. Albert's parish in St. Catharines. I meet with him once a month for spiritual direction. Each meeting is half an hour long, and I can talk with him about anything. He always gives good advice. Spiritual direction is a great way for Catholic school teachers to build a prayer life, work through personal problems, and manage the stress of teaching.
I have a great picture but the wiki isn't letting me upload it. I'll post it on Isaac and see if I can solve the problem in class next week.
David Gonzalez
I recently attended "Arts Matter" conference at the Hamilton campus on October 28 and 29th. Overall, I would say that this was a great first professional development experience for me in that I was given some practical ideas for classroom management, teaching drama and dance, how to use art to really speak to students, and how to integrate the arts into other subjects.
The picture above is from my second day where I participated in a music workshop with Lori Moccio. She showed us how to use the foundational elements of rhythm, beat, and note value in teaching poetry. She gave us a very brief introduction to some of the instruments that are available to use and some advice on building up our collection of musical instruments.
I think music class is so beneficial to students--if they don't get even the basic musical education in elementary school, where else will they get it? Our society has lost it's connection with regular music and we depend on those who are "experts" to create it for us. What a loss! Having a solid music program may be what a lot of students need to show them that they too can create music!
- ErikaLyn Rempel
Last week my cohort had a teacher, Sara Farrar, who had graduated from Brock 9 years ago, come in and give us tips on unit planning. I really appreciate her coming in and showing us the importance of good, efficient unit planning. One of the reasons why I chose to do my PLC reflection on this professional development session was because we are starting to get ready for our block and many of us in the program will be creating a unit or two. One of the suggestions Sarah had that I am definitely going to use is the Ten-Step Unit Planning Sequence. I will not go into detail about this because Candace has asked that we only post 5 sentences and there are ten steps, but if other teacher candidates would like to hear about it, I am happy to talk to you before class!
- Athena Edgar
I attended the PD day at my internship school in October, Glynn A Green. The vice principle, Jen Currie, led the session which focused on the new "Progress Report" that was being handed out in mid November. This information was very helpful for me, as once I become a teacher, I will need to prepare comments and marks for my class. A lot of time and effort was put into making the comments "parent friendly", so that parents can easily understand the comment and how their child is progressing.
- Adam Janssen
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Are you a young artist? Have you been thinking about applying for funding for your projects but unsure of where to start?
In this session we will dive into the basics of preparing a clear, concise, and effective grant application. We will break down and explore the main components of an application including the proposal, work plan and budget; sharing tips on how to create a strong application that will also be useful to you in implementing your project. Our facilitators will share strategies for identifying appropriate grants, building relationships with funders, and streamlining the writing process.
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Progressive Collapse of Structures, Second edition
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Uwe Starossek is a professor of structural engineering and head of the Structural Analysis Institute at Hamburg University of Technology in Germany. Moreover, he is a practitioner licensed as a professional engineer in California and as a checking engineer in Germany. The major projects Uwe has been involved with throughout his career have spanned continents and taken him to Brazil, the United States, and Korea, among others. Uwe is a member of the ASCE SEI Disproportionate Collapse Technical Committee and Standards Committee.


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It's easy to program your system for maximum energy savings. You can program four periods each day, with different settings for weekdays and weekends. Set to the time you awaken and the temperature you want during the morning, until you leave for the day. Set the time to stop at home and the desired temperature while you are away (usually an energy-saving level). Fix while you return home and the temperature you want during the evening, until bedtime. Set the time you go to bed and the temperature you want overnight (usually an energy-saving level). This thermostat is pre-set with energy-saving program settings. We recommend these settings since they can reduce their costs of heating/cooling. (See the next page to adjust the time and temperature of each time period.)
Use this feature in climates where both air conditioning and heating are used on the same day. When the system mode is Auto, the thermostat automatically selects heating or cooling depending on the indoor temperature. While in the Auto mode, if there is a change of schedule (temporarily or permanently), the thermostat automatically adjusts heating and cooling settings to maintain a separation of 3 degrees between heat and cool settings. For example, if the heating temperature rises up to where it is obtained within 3-dgrees of cold setting, the display will show an arrow pointing up to the side of "cool" to show the thermostat is increasing the cool setting to maintain a 3-dgreee separation. The display will also show "Auto" and "Heat" or "Cool" to the temperature setting that is currently adjusting. Press the system button to select between the heat and cool to view/adjust either mode.


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(RxWiki News) Do you know how fast you can run a mile? If not, maybe you should find out. It could let you know your risk of dying of heart attack or stroke.
How fast a middle-aged man can run a mile can give them an idea of their chances of dying from heart attack or stroke decades into the future. For middle-aged women, the time it takes to run a mile can be an early sign of heart disease.
"Speak with your doctor regarding excercise routines."
Scientists are always searching for better ways to spot which patients have the highest risk for heart disease. Tests that look at blood samples and special imaging technology have been used to improve the ability to predict risk.
Researchers have not looked at fitness as a possible sign of heart disease until now, says Dr. Jarett Berry, assistant professor at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School and an author of both studies that made these findings.
The first study looked at the risk of heart disease in more than 11,000 men who were 45, 55, and 65 years of age.
In order to measure heart disease risk, researchers looked at the men's fitness level by having participants run on a special treadmill. They also measured risk using other common measures like age, blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol, and smoking habits.
The researchers found that middle-aged men with lower fitness levels may have a higher risk of heart disease over the course of their life.
One of their findings, for example, was that a 55-year-old man who can run a mile in 15 minutes has a 30 percent risk of getting heart disease in their lifetime. However, a 55-year-old man who can run a mile in eight minutes has a much lower risk (less than 10 percent).
It can be hard to judge the risk of heart disease in women under the age of 50. However, a second study found that the same treadmill test used in the first study is better than other tools at predicting the risk of dying from heart disease or stroke.
Heart disease affects older people more often than middle-aged people. This research, says Dr. Berry, shows that drug treatment for stopping heart disease may need to start earlier than was thought - in a person's 40s or 50s.


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As we mentioned in previous articles, endometriosis growing somewhere else other than the endometrium also reacts to hormonal signals of the monthly menstrual cycle by building up tissue, breaking it, and eliminating it through the menstrual period. As we know, massage plays a very important role in some cultures in treating all kinds of diseases. In this article, we will discuss how Choline helps to treat endometriosis.
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I. Definition
Choline is a water soluble vitamin and belongs to the group of vitamin B complexes. It was discovered by Andreas Strecker in 1864. It is used in traditional medicine in treating heart and liver disease caused by choline deficiency.
II. How choline helps in treating endometriosis
1. Strengthens the immune system
Deficiency of choline causes fat to be deposited into the liver and reduce the function of liver to fight against the abnormal forming of endometrial implants and adhesion in other parts of the body causing inflammation.
2. Reduce risk of heart diseases
Women with endometriosis are found to have low levels of choline during their menstrual cycle. The causes of deficiency are still unknown. Choline interacts with other members in the vitamin B complex family to help in carbohydrate, protein and fat metabolism which are necessary to provide energy and nutrients for our body. It also helps help to strengthen the liver in bile production, which helps to reduce the level of bad cholesterol resulting in decreasing the risk of heart diseases.
3. Increase function of nervous system
Since choline is a chemical precursor needed to produce the neurotransmitter acetylcholine, it helps to enhance the various congestion systems within the brain resulting in an improved function of the nervous system leading to reduced symptoms of endometriosis such as memory loss, poor concentration, anxiety, and mood swings.
4. Balancing hormone
Deficiency of choline causes abnormal functions of the liver. Since the liver plays an important role in fatty acid metabolism, deficiency of choline weakens the liver function resulting in excessive estrogen produced during menstrual cycle leading to hormone imbalance and endometrial cramps.
Since endometriosis is treatable and manageable by natural remedies and a self help course, if you have endometroisis, please look on the bright side.
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Application deadlines will be fixed every year in March and in September.
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Man Carves Wife a 6,000 Stair Path in Mountain
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Over 50 years ago, Liu, was a 19 years-old boy, fell in love with a 29 year-old widowed mother named Xu. At the time, it was unacceptable and immoral for a young man to love an older woman.
To avoid the market gossips, the couple decided to elope and lived in a cave in Jiangjin County in Southern ChongQing area.
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How switch your cluster to night-mode.
How switch your cluster to night-mode.
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It has been a long time I've been writing anything here. Well, I've been extremely busy with work. Have travelled a lot for several projects and after more than half a year of hectic life, finally some nice holidays.
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Hundreds of soldiers and police are taking part in the anti-terror drills
Some 360 soldiers are taking part in the anti-terror exercise, alongside state and federal police.
Germany has been on a heightened state of alert in the wake of the Berlin terror attack in which Anis Amri killed 12 people when he drove a truck into a Christmas market in the capital.
The GETEX mission (joint terrorism-defence exercise) is the first of its kind in Germany, with six states involved in the operation.
Troops were pictured operating a tEODor remote-controlled robot during the exercise in city of Saarbruecken.
Armed police in riot gear were also involved as German defence minister Ursula von der Leyen looked on.
The interior ministry said the operation involved "practicing communication paths" between the armed forces and police in the wake of a terror attack.
Germany is in the target spectrum of international terrorism- an early and intensive preparation by the security forces is essential
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In a statement, the ministry said: "Germany is in the target spectrum of international terrorism – we were recently forced to experience that in a horrible way before Christmas in Berlin.
"An early and intensive preparation by the security forces is essential."
The use of the German military has raised alarm with the forces only legally to be used on German soil in the event of "grave accident or natural disaster."
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Operative Polizeieinheit and the German military take part in the GETEX anti-terror-drills
German military operate the tEODor remote-controlled robot
German Defence Minister Ursula von der Leyen watches as the robot is delivered
Germany is yet to mobilise its military, known as the Bundeswehr, in the event of a terror attack.
Critics have questioned whether a terror attack could be covered by the country's forces, but Angela Merkel's government insists the use of the military is constitutionally sound.
Defence minister Ms Von der Leyen said: "No one would understand if the Bundeswehr's resources were not put into the service of the population in the event of an extreme terrorist attack."
Staff work at the Emergency Operations Centre during the anti-terror drills BERLIN TERROR: 'TWELVE' dead as truck crashed into crowd at Christmas market Tue, December 20, 2016
A truck crashed into a Christmas market in Berlin killing at least 12 and injuring 48
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A truck crashed into a Christmas market in Berlin killing at least 12 and injuring 48
The anti-terror exercise comes as Hans-Georg Maassen, the president of the domestic intelligence service the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV), said Germany's biggest threat is Islamist terror.
He said: "The potential of violence-oriented Islamists in Germany is increasing and will increase even further. Germany was prioritised significantly higher in the target selection of ISIS in the course of the year 2016.
"Islamist terrorist attacks in Germany are possible at any time."
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Hogarth Press/ Leonard and Virginia Woolf. First edition. Hard cover. No jacket. 256 pages. With work by C. Day Lewis, Stephen Spender, Christopher Isherwood, W.H. Auden and others. Bound in green cloth. In GOOD condition. The head of the spine is MISSING its upper 1/2 inch of the cloth backstrip, and is rather tattered. The backstrip also has a three inch split down its center from the head, and looks to have been repaired once with glue. Minor pulling to the foot of the spine. Minor soiling, rubbing and fading to the book. Minor bumping and scuffing to the extremities. Text clean and solid with a previous owner's signature on the ffep. Minor to moderate browning to the pages.
Title: New Country. Prose and Poetry by the authors of New Signatures.
Categories: Literature,
Edition: First Edition
Publisher: London, Hogarth Press: 1933
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Keywords: Leonard Woolf Virginia Woolf W.H. Auden Hogarth Press