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Of course everyone knows Sarah Jessica Parker and Cynthia Nixon were co-stars on Sex and the City, but did you know that they've known each other since they were kids? In fact, the two of them used to compete for roles together as working actors on the New York stage.
At Vulture Festival on Sunday, Parker told New York magazine editor-in-chief Adam Moss about her early years on the audition circuit after scoring a role in a Harold Pinter play on Broadway. "Cynthia Nixon and I were always in a waiting room together," she said. "She got a lot of the parts and rightfully so. I love her and admire her even more today, and I've known her since she was 11."
Parker says that she was one of the few people who auditioned both for plays and for musicals, mostly because "I didn't know I shouldn't be doing both." She says the musical-audition circuit was "high energy, nervous making, competitive … and it's brutal." But the world of "straight plays" was very different. "It is quiet and contemplative," she said, "just like Cynthia Nixon."


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|How could we not take joy from her?
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|How could we not take joy from her?
|She is already contemplative!
I really like that, ""And out of my blood and my brain/I make my own interior weather,/my own sun and rain." Little Imogene is beautiful. She does look like Joy. A few years ago, I took my favorite quote, the ones I needed to get through the day, and taped them to my bathroom mirror. That way, I read them each morning and night as I brushed my teeth. Sometimes, the little things are what help us through the big things. I admire how you are finding what works for you right now. Smart and strong.ReplyDelete
Imogene is a quote unto herself:)
Linda, your choice to look for the positive is a choice one must make to continue on during tough times. I applaud all your efforts as you have been a role model for all of us who have been following your posts. Imogene is lucky to have such a grandmother to look up to.
That is such an adorable picture!
Yes, it is so true that we need to remind ourselves to look for the joy. Some days it is staring us in the face,and some days we need to go look under the beds and bushes to find it. But it is there.
When I need to be inspired I go listen to the song "Defying Gravity" from the Wicked soundtrack (your Glinda quote made me remember it... it may be time for a listen).
Collecting quotes that inspire seems has been a family tradition in my family...but I didn't know it until I was helping plan my brother's memorial service and found a collection of quotes on his bulletin board and in his planner....quots from Abraham Lincoln, Goldi Hahn, and fortune cookie slips mingling together to inspire him in a battle against cancer. Imagine my surprise when I realized my dad did the same thing...as do IReplyDelete
Love your quotes. I collect them too--there always seems to be one when I need it. Good for you for choosing to look at the positives in your life. Take care of yourself today.ReplyDelete
Love this slice, and this quote specifically: "And out of my blood and my brain/I make my own interior weather,/my own sun and rain." And little Imogene is adorable.ReplyDelete
You are wise to be looking beyond and seeking those small moments of joy. That practice will serve you well in the coming days. Be kind to yourself.ReplyDelete
Quotes are fantastic reminders and can even be great little kicks-in-the-pants to get you going or help you think about something in a new way. I LOVE your Merriam quote. And the photos of your granddaughter. Beautiful!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for bringing joy to us today. Imogene is adorable!! Love all the quotes. Just what I needed.ReplyDelete
Words of others help us understand we are not alone experiencing life. Your words are just as inspirational as the quotes you shared.ReplyDelete
I always love quotes that inspire me and move me. I especially love it when I find them nestled in a book, the type of lines that cause me to stop and pause before being able to continue on. Thank you for the reminder to focus on the joy in life, knowing that our mindsets impact our emotions. I will continue to keep you in my thoughts.ReplyDelete
Linda, love the quotes! Reminds me that I keep posting inspirational quotes on my pinterest board. May need to go back and be inspired. But not today - you've done that for me! I'm in awe of you on a daily basis through your teaching, poetry, patience. We are all in various stages of difficulty in our lives, but you are so positive and see the beauty and hope and bring it to life through your words. Thank you for all that you do for us! As always, you are in my thoughts and prayers. Oh! And that Imogene!!! I cannot get enough of cute babies and she is one cutie-patootie! Those cheeks - so kissable! Enjoy her!ReplyDelete
I collect quotes, and you have definitely given me a few to add to my collection. I love the ice cream one! Every year I think I will put together a book of quotes and photographs for a holiday gift for my closest friends, but it hasn't happened yet. Hang in there!
I don't collect quotes, but they seem to pop up unexpectedly and just when I need them. What I do is read wise words of wise women and try to learn from them. You are a wise woman.ReplyDelete
Linda, thanks for your joy-filled post today. Inspirational quotes seem to get me thru those times when I need some lifting up. May you find much joy today and every day. Imogene is just a doll! Blessings to you & your family.ReplyDelete
Linda, may God continue to bless you with joy and lots and lots of inspirational quotes. You are an inspiration to so many.ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness she is cute! I can't believe it's been almost a year, she'll be heading off to college before you know it. I can see how that face brings nothing but joy to everyone around.
oh yes my favorite of you quotes is-
I am woman! I am invincible! I am pooped! anonymous
hee hee love it!
I have always been a quotation-collector. I have used them through lots of different times in my life to inspire, soothe, and energize me. When I was trying out for the OSU marching band (a big deal; I practiced 2 hours every day -- they cut almost a full band every year!), I decorated my bedroom walls with motivational quotes to keep me going. For you, I hunted through my quotes document until I found this one. It seems to be exactly how you live: "Always maintain a kind of summer, even in the middle of winter." -- Henry David Thoreau (I just LOVE Thoreau!)ReplyDelete
You're an inspiration yourself, finding the joy right now. I could tell you were that kind of person to begin with. You always encourage and empower me with your comments. Thank you. I have copied the one from Thorton Wilder. I just started collecting quotes in February. Take care.ReplyDelete
We should have named that girl Imogene Sunshine. You are the strongest woman I know, mom. This has been a challenging time. We are all proud of your quiet strength. I hope I can be as good a role model to Imogene and Ingrid as you are to me and Nathan. Hugs and kisses.
Dear Linda, You have become my role model for a positive strong woman. I've only "met" you through SOLSC, but what a blessing you are. Thanks for sharing these quotes. I've recently begun to gather quotes in a place where I can find them (I usually lose them), so I'm going to add to my list with what you have here. And, I want to say that the above comment from Sarah (who I assume is your daughter) is absolutely beautiful! What a wonderful testament to being a positive influence in someone's life.ReplyDelete
What amazing quotes. They are now penciled into my notebook for those days where I need a little lift. Thank you. Thank you also for sharing your stunning pictures....what a beautiful baby.ReplyDelete
What an inspiration you are! I love hearing the ways you heal--apples really do help keep you healthy! Your resiliency and the way you choose to be resilient amaze me.
I especially love that Eve Merriam poem excerpt. I am going to search for that poem now.
Imogene--I just love that name; it is classic and beautiful just like that baby girl!
Imogene REALLY needs to meet Felix someday! He's another joy to be around. Happiest baby this side of the Mississippi...you get the other side!ReplyDelete
I love your quotes...I am a quote kind of girl. Imogene is absolutely adorable! Thanks for sharing that sweet little face!ReplyDelete
Your granddaughter is precious! No wonder she brings you joy. Your inner strength continues to amaze me. I never thought about reading quotes during difficult times; I tend (unfortunately) to reach for food. The quote reading would be a much healthier choice.
Continue to take care of yourself so you can take care of others.
Imogene...she looks like a beautiful little 'thinker'. I love that you look for joy Linda! thank you for the quotes. xo nancReplyDelete
Oh my goodness- what a sweet baby girl!ReplyDelete
Imogene - joy radiates from her. The quotes are wonderful. Keep looking for the joy. You share it with so many with your posts and comments.ReplyDelete
I love your positive mindset. Hang in there.ReplyDelete


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Like all babies, this one was very keen on being fed and the parents were catching nearby insects for this purpose.
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Another one of those talking animal CGI movies, they all do well enough and with the great voice cast, including the late Dennis Hopper, this one should do just fine. This movie must have the worst ad campaign I've ever seen, I never even saw a trailer until 2 weeks or so before release.
The studio did something I've always liked with the posters, a series spotlighting each main character, unfortunately this is the kind of humor we get from them. The trailer did not make me want to watch this, if anything it told me everything I need to know, but I said the same thing about How To Train Your Dragon and that movie was much better than I expected, saying that I believe this movie will flop due to a boring story, boring animation, and horrible advertising.


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Jesus said, "Let the Little Children Come to Me..." Matthew 19:14
Dear Parents,
Welcome to St. Michael Preschool where we have been offering families a faith-filled quality early-childhood education for over 37 years. Our mission is to provide a safe and loving environment where the development of the whole child and the joy of learning is nurtured through socialization and play as we grow in our love of Jesus. As an important ministry of St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church, spiritual enrichment is recognized as an essential part of learning. Here, children can discover the inherent goodness in all that they are and how God is a part of their everyday lives. Participation in our preschool offers families many opportunities to build and strengthen ties to each other and the parish community.
In this newsletter, you will find an overview of our preschool programs as well as dates and information about our application process and upcoming Virtual Open House. Until we can offer in-person tours again, we hope you will enjoy a virtual tour of the preschool hosted by our administrative assistant, Michele Lanuti. Finally, please get to know our talented and dedicated teachers and view our preschoolers in action as they joyfully pray, play, and learn together!
The teachers and I hope to see your family join us for a wonderful year of "Growing with God." If you should have any questions, please email or call. Thank you!
God bless,
Lisa Ciesla, Director
The St. Michael Preschool teachers and staff are thrilled to welcome your family to our preschool community. We look forward to a joyful and rewarding school year filled with love, learning, friendship, and fun!
St. Michael Preschool offers half-day programs for children ages 2-5. Each class has a lead teacher and teacher assistant. Lead Teachers have an education degree or are certified with an early childhood credential. Staff members receive first aid and CPR training and take continuing education classes yearly. CLICK HERE to get to know our dedicated and talented preschool teachers and staff.
Our programs offer a developmentally appropriate curriculum for children ages 2-5, designed to enhance the spiritual, social, emotional, physical, and intellectual growth of each child. At St. Michael Preschool, "play is the work of children," a philosophy supported by leading early childhood researchers. Children participate in hands-on learning activities that engage their curiosity while helping them build self-confidence and learning readiness skills in a fun and safe Catholic community. Faith development, language and literacy, creative expression, music and movement, math, science, as well as fine and gross motor skills are all included in the daily activities.
In addition to regular classroom activities and outdoor play, the children attend music and movement 1-2 days a week, Church Mornings, and Bible stories led by our priests and deacons. A variety of in-house field trips occur throughout the year in order to bring the community to the children as well as provide enrichment in the cultural arts.
TWO-YEAR-OLD – Two Day (M/W or T/TH):
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This program offers a "kinder, gentler" approach for children who would benefit from an extra year to grow before entering a full-day kindergarten. Readiness to learn and question, interest in pretend play, construction and simple games, and utilization of the children's developing sense of responsibility are all cultivated through this curriculum.
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Discovery Days are thematic based units designed to reinforce your child's love of learning. We encourage Discovery Day participants to wonder, explore, problem-solve, and most of all, have fun. The thematic activities will focus on literacy, art, religion, music, math, and science. Teachers will provide an outline of each class including concepts, vocabulary, and discussion questions so there can be a carryover from school to home.
Open to children ages 2-5.
This program is available for all enrolled children Monday through Friday beginning at 8:15 am. Please note that breakfast is not served. Students will split their time between the classroom and the playground. Children are escorted to their regular classrooms at 9:15 am.
A lunch program is offered for children in the 3, 4, and 5-year-old classes. Children stay from 12:30-1:30 pm on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Students will bring a peanut/nut-free lunch, and weather permitting, will go outside on the playground.
Adventure Camps are offered once a month, typically on the first Thursday and Friday from 12:30 – 2:00 pm. It is offered to all students in a 3, 4, and 5-year-old program. Students will bring a peanut/nut-free lunch, and after eating, will explore, create, and investigate based on the theme for the day.
School Hours: 9:30 am – 12:30 pm
Early Arrival Begins: 8:15 am
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Children in our three, four, and five-year-old programs must be independently toilet trained. NO EXCEPTIONS. Neither pull-ups nor diapers are permitted.
The director reserves the right to extend the cut-off date for all programs.
St. Michael Preschool offers a quality, faith-filled early childhood education while running a balanced budget, not-for-profit program. The 2021-2022 preschool tuition rate changes reflect a commitment to our experienced and dedicated teachers and provides them with a cost-of-living adjustment. Also, the adjusted steward tuition will bring this discounted rate in-line with other preschools. These changes were the result of thoughtful discussion and collaboration with our pastor, Fr. Michael Burbeck, and the St. Michael Church Finance Council who have unanimously approved these changes for the next school year.
Catholic discounted tuition rate applications are available to families who demonstrate stewardship by actively attending Mass, offering their time, talents, and financial support through identifiable offertory at St. Michael Parish. The family must be registered for at least 3 months at St. Michael in order to establish a pattern of stewardship giving. See our Stewardship Informational Page for details and to apply.
The Stewardship Tuition Rate is granted by St. Michael Church. Interested parishioners should visit the parish website to learn more and complete an application.
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Applications are accepted online with a non-refundable registration fee of $125. Visit our website and follow the link to "Apply"
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2021 Virtual Open House Dates:
January 13, 2020- 10:00am
January 21, 2020 - 6:00pm
Zoom Log-in information will be emailed to all those who sign up.
Orientation letters, along with the first tuition invoice will be emailed to enrolled families in May. Class lists and extended day program registration will be mailed in August. Our calendar for the upcoming school year will be available online at www.stmichaelpreschool.com beginning in May.
Enrollment in any program for which there are more applications than spaces is determined by a lottery. When all spaces in a program are filled, children's names will be placed on a waitlist.
- Children whose parents are parishioners of St. Michael will be given priority.
- Waitlists do not carry over from year to year. You must reapply annually.
A great deal of thought and planning goes into forming classes. Teacher recommendations for the placement of children for social and/or developmental reasons have top priority. Therefore, requests to place children with specific teachers cannot be honored while considering the best interests of all the children. Finally, it is our policy to consult parents of same age siblings regarding their wishes to have the children placed together or separated.
Unless tuition is paid in full, tuition payments are non-refundable once the school year starts. However, if a family is moving out of the area and preschool has not begun, one-half of the June payment and the August payment will be refunded if the seat can be filled from our waiting list. Notice of withdrawal must be in writing. If a child is withdrawn during the school year without 30 days written notice, parents are responsible for paying an additional monthly tuition payment.
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HASC GOP leaders want stronger response to Russian aggression — Budget hearings continue
By Kate Brannen
With Jonathan Topaz, Philip Ewing and Austin Wright
HOUSE GOP STEPS UP CRITICISM OF ADMINISTRATION'S RESPONSE TO THE UKRAINE CRISIS: Republican leaders of the House Armed Services Committee yesterday dialed up their anger over President Barack Obama's handling of the Russian incursion into Ukraine.
HASC Chairman Buck McKeon, along with the seven subcommittee chairmen, wrote the president to voice their concerns, citing new classified information in the committee's possession.
"We are gravely concerned about the aggressive posture of Russian forces along the eastern border of Ukraine, as well as reports that Moscow may be making threatening moves towards allies in the Baltics," the House Republicans said, urging the White House to share the intelligence.
They also ask the administration to take "precautionary steps" to strengthen the posture of U.S. forces in the region, as well as step up support to "eastern and central European allies."
Here's the link to the unclassified letter (A classified version accompanied it.): http://1.usa.gov/P31UhS
-- TURNER SENDS HIS OWN LETTER TO HAGEL: Rep. Mike Turner (R-Ohio) signed the McKeon letter, but also sent one of his own directly to Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, asking DoD to share information about Russian military activity along the Ukrainian border. http://1.usa.gov/1fl5HO8
-- CNN's BARBARA STARR ON WHAT THAT NEW CLASSIFIED INFO SAYS: "A new classified intelligence assessment concludes it is more likely than previously thought that Russian forces will enter eastern Ukraine, CNN has learned."
According to her administration sources, "nothing is certain, but there have been several worrying signs in the past three to four days." http://cnn.it/1jwuuGw
-- WHAT ARE SOME OF THE TROUBLINGS SIGNS? "Troops on Russia's border with eastern Ukraine — which exceed 30,000 — are 'significantly more' than what is needed for the 'exercises' Russia says it has been conducting, and there is no sign the forces are making any move to return to their home bases," Starr reports.
There are also a large number of "motorized" troops and additional intelligence suggests that even more Russian forces are "reinforcing" the border region.
-- THE PENTAGON RESPONDS: Pentagon Press Secretary Rear Adm. John Kirby said DoD is aware of Turner's request and will respond accordingly.
Hagel also discussed the issue during a joint press briefing yesterday with British Defense Secretary Philip Hammond. http://1.usa.gov/P33lwM
During his telephone conversations last week with Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoygu, Hagel said he had asked specifically why the Russians were building up their western border.
"He told me that they had no intention of crossing the border into Ukraine," Hagel said. "I told him that we looked forward to the Russians living up to their word, if that was the case. But the reality is, they continue to build up their forces. So they need to make sure that they stay committed to what Minister Shoygu told me."
-- BUT … PUTIN IS RUNNING THE SHOW, NO? "All the evidence suggests that the Russian agenda is being very much run by President [Vladimir] Putin personally," Hammond said during the press briefing. "And other Russian players, including Minister Shoygu, may express views, but it's a moot point, and we cannot know, we do not know to what extent all of those people are really inside the inner circle in which President Putin is planning this exercise."
MEANWHILE, DOE RESPONDS TO TURNER AND BRIDENSTEIN ABOUT SENDING MILITARY TECH TO RUSSIA: Earlier this week, 18 House Republicans, led by Reps. Turner and Jim Bridenstine of Oklahoma, wrote to the Energy Department, decrying certain items in its budget intended for Russia, including money for the Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System.
"The FY15 budget request was developed long before the current situation with Russia unfolded," DOE Press Secretary Bill Gibbons said in a statement to Morning Defense. "While we appreciate the members' attention to this sensitive issue, as part of our own ongoing internal review of Russian-related activities, the department has already determined that we will not be requesting funds for this project at this time."
For clarification, MILES is not a weapons system, but equipment that would be provided to Russian forces to improve their training and therefore their ability to secure potentially vulnerable stockpiles of nuclear weapons and weapons-usable nuclear materials, a DOE official said.
-- The AP's Lara Jakes and Vladimir Isachenkov report on the areas where the U.S. and Russia still seem to be cooperating. http://apne.ws/1eTaMAD
-- Despite stronger rhetoric, NATO members are not expected to increase their defense spending in response to Russia's actions, but they could slow proposed budget cuts. The New York Times: http://nyti.ms/1dulM91
-- And the British defense minister says higher E.U. defense spending would not have changed "Putin's calculus" on invading Crimea. Defense One: http://goo.gl/knpKVH
-- 57 percent of Americans dislike the president's handling of the Ukraine crisis and 54 dislike his interactions with Russia, according to a new poll. AP: http://abcn.ws/1paneiB
-- A look at where there are Russian-majority areas in former Soviet Union countries. BBC: http://bbc.in/1nZWtQG
-- The Ukrainian combat dolphin program in the Crimean city of Sevastopol has been taken over by the Russian Navy. The Atlantic: http://goo.gl/zoulV3
IT'S THURSDAY. Your Morning D correspondent was convinced yesterday was Thursday, but apparently not. Good news: today is! Thank you for reading and please send your ideas, defense tips and any feedback to [email protected] and follow on Twitter at @k8brannen, @morningdefense and @PoliticoPro.
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NORM AUGUSTINE: THE TIME IS RIGHT FOR REFORM, via POLITICO's Leigh Munsil: "An austere budget environment may be just what congressional leaders need to improve Pentagon buying practices, a former chief executive of Lockheed Martin said Wednesday.
"'The times that acquisition reform has the best chance is when things are really tough,' Norman Augustine told POLITICO after an American Security Project event in Washington. 'When we built Lockheed Martin, we never could have done that in good times. Never could have. But in hard times, people said, 'We have to make some hard decisions.'" http://politico.pro/1j7mx7U
AIR FORCE SAYS THE F-35 WILL MEET ITS DEADLINES, GIVE OR TAKE A FEW MONTHS: Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James says the service's F-35 fighter variant may reach initial operational capability about six months later than a planned 2016 target, but that the fighter would be "reasonably on time."
"The program office feels like given where we are in the program that we're still going to meet the IOC dates, within reason," she told the House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee yesterday.
Recent reports from the DoD's test office and the Government Accountability Office warn that software delays could set back the Marine Corps' deadline by up to 13 months.
NAVY CLARIFIES WHAT HAPPENED DURING NORFOLK SHOOTING: Following Monday's deadly shooting at the Norfolk Naval Station, it wasn't clear whether the attack happened on board the USS Mahan or on the pier where it was moored.
The Navy made clear yesterday during a press briefing that the gunman, a civilian truck driver, had in fact gotten on board the guided-missile destroyer, reports the Virginian-Pilot's Dianna Cahn. http://goo.gl/w9dpnk
MORNING D EXCLUSIVE — VIRGINIA HAS MORE SHIPBUILDING JOBS THAN ANY OTHER STATE: This morning at the Congressional Shipbuilding Caucus breakfast, new data will be released that shows Virginia ranks No. 1 among all American states with 63,650 shipyard jobs, far beyond any other state. This means that one out of every 90 Virginians has a job directly or indirectly related to the shipyard industry in Virginia, according to the Shipbuilders Council of America, which plans to release each state's data in the lead up to National Maritime Day in May.
Rep. Rob Wittman (R-Va.) will speak at the breakfast about the importance of shipbuilding to Virginia's economy.
SASC APPROVES NOMINATIONS OF WORK, ROGERS AND WORMUTH AMONG OTHERS: The Senate Armed Services Committee voted yesterday to favorably report out 147 pending military civilian nominations. Approved were Air Force Gen. Paul Selva to lead the U.S. Transportation Command and Vice Adm. Michael Rogers to become an admiral and to lead the U.S. Cyber Command, as well as NSA.
Also approved and sent to the full Senate for final consideration were: Robert Work to be deputy defense secretary, Michael McCord to be the new Pentagon comptroller, Christine Wormuth to be undersecretary of defense for policy, David Shear to be assistant secretary of defense for Asian and Pacific security affairs and Eric Rosenbach to be assistant secretary of defense for homeland defense.
-- COMMITTEE ALSO AGREES TO RELEASE ITS INVESTIGATION INTO CYBER INTRUSIONS: SASC also announced that it will release its report on the committee's inquiry into cyber intrusions affecting U.S. Transportation Command contractors after it's reviewed for declassification.
IAVA PUSHING LAWMAKERS TO WORK TOGETHER ON SUICIDE PREVENTION: Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America is making veteran-suicide prevention its top priority for 2014. Members of the group have been in Washington all this week for IAVA's Storm the Hill advocacy campaign, meeting with members of Congress and the administration to share their own stories of mental health challenges.
Today, IAVA is planting flags on the National Mall in commemoration of the 1,892 veterans and servicemembers who have died by suicide this year. Here's more info: http://goo.gl/Zcdywh
-- The Pentagon is withholding funds from Pratt and Whitney, citing persistent delays in delivering engines for the F-35. Bloomberg: http://bloom.bg/1hYRAjy
-- The U.N. Security Council is meeting today to discuss North Korea's recent ballistic missile launches. Reuters: http://reut.rs/1pzB0cX
-- Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Martin Dempsey says the problem of sexual assault "threatens to erode the trust that is the foundation of the military." The Wall Street Journal: http://on.wsj.com/1gDey39
-- Lawmakers and advocacy groups say the Pentagon should wait before it makes any reforms to military pay and compensation. Stars and Stripes: http://1.usa.gov/1iCUooi
-- Media colleagues remember Afghan journalist Sardar Ahmad, who was killed along with members of his family during an attack on the Serena Hotel in Kabul. The New York Times: http://nyti.ms/P4MfP9
-- A top Marine Corps aviation official says more than 70 percent of its aviation fleet will not meet readiness standards by 2021 without sequester relief. Marine Corps Times: http://goo.gl/ENHmXu
-- Egyptian Defense Minister Abdul-Fattah el-Sisi, who led the military's takeover of Mohammed Morsi's government, formally declares he'll run for president, a race he is almost guaranteed to win. The New York Times: http://nyti.ms/1eTfn5z
** Congress Must Provide Full Funding for U.S. Navy Aircraft Carrier refueling and complex overhaul (RCOH): Investing less than 1% of the defense budget in the midlife modernization of a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier will mean it will have a 50 year service life to fight terrorism, protect national security and provide humanitarian aid. The more than 600 companies in 39 states that support this process urge Congress to fully fund modernization of USS George Washington (CVN 73). Learn more at ACIBC.org: http://bit.ly/1fUfY8S


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International Research Journal of Ophthalmology
International Research Journal of Ophthalmology (IRJO) is an online, open-access journal that publishes high quality, peer-reviewed manuscripts on basic, translational and clinical studies, including all the topics related to ophthalmology and vision science.
The journal predominantly concentrates on the publishing of medical and clinical research on the up-to-date sense of vision, which are involved in new advances of diseases like glaucoma, uveitis, refractive surgery, cataract and other retina problems and also other associated advancements of eye science from the visual science experts and ophthalmologists who are involved in treating eye-related disorders. We provide an interactive digital platform that is freely available, unrestricted and immediately accessible.
The journal's mission is to provide information to the readers with quality, state-of-the-art ophthalmic care in all sub-specialities of ophthalmology. We endeavour to publish and encourage the research information of the scholars and campaign for the scientific community.
The RAFT journal of Ophthalmology accepts Original Research Articles, Reviews, Mini Reviews, Case Reports, Clinical Images and Rapid Communication covering all aspects of Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences. We follow a double-blind peer review process, and all the content is made accessible and allowed to access with no limitations under the particulars of the Creative Commons Attribution License.
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The pattern of Visual and Refractive status of the children
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Usefulness of Liquid Biopsy for Intraocular Malignancies
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Laquan McDonald case: 5 questions in the fatal Chicago police shooting
Officer Jason Van Dyke charged with first-degree murder in 2014 incident
A graphic video released this week showing a white police officer fatally shooting a black teen in Chicago 13 months ago has raised questions about how this case has been investigated and prompted pleas for protesters to show restraint.
So far, the streets of Chicago have not seen the kind of violence that followed the deaths of other black teens at the hands of white police officers elsewhere in the U.S.
Still, there are many outstanding questions regarding the case of Laquan McDonald, whose death has now led to a first-degree murder charge against Chicago police officer Jason Van Dyke.
1. Why did it take so long for the video to be made public?
McDonald was shot on Oct. 20, 2014. A judge last week ordered that the dash-cam video be released, and it was made public on Tuesday.
"To me, the first question is why it was kept from the public for so long," says Craig Futterman, a professor at the University of Chicago Law School.
Futterman, one of the lawyers who brought the Freedom of Information Act case to seek the video's release, questioned the elapsed time particularly because there has been an ongoing conversation throughout the U.S. on race and policing.
"There's no way you earn any trust without honesty," he said, noting the "best practice" is releasing videos like the one in this case within 24 to 48 hours.
"There was absolutely no reason not to here."
The Chicago Police Department said the city wouldn't release the video because "we did not want to do anything that might interfere with the ongoing investigation."
Philip Stinson, a criminologist at Bowling Green State University in Ohio, says there are situations where it would be ethically inappropriate for a prosecutor to release inflammatory evidence before a trial.
"You could have a situation where a defence attorney later says, 'Well, the jury pool has been tainted by the video. You shouldn't have released the video.' You run into all these types of problems, so it doesn't surprise me at all that the video wasn't released for a long time."
In other instances, however, videos — ones that might shock the public conscience or be inflammatory — have been released.
That can happen, Stinson says, "in an effort to be transparent and to let the community understand that they are taking these matters seriously so as to keep situations and social justice activists and people in the community from rioting.
"But that could come back to haunt the prosecutors later on if it impacts on the defendant's ability to get a fair trial. So it's a complicated issue, and we can all speculate as to what the intent was."
2. What about the Burger King video?
A Burger King near where McDonald was shot had a security camera trained on the area where the incident occurred.
But some video from the night in question is missing, with NBC News in Chicago reporting that earlier this year, a district manager for the food chain said police officers deleted footage from the camera.
Eighty-six minutes of footage is missing, covering the time McDonald was shot, NBC reported, citing lawyers from McDonald's family.
Futterman says seven video files showing seven different angles of the scene were deleted by an officer. Burger King's "surveillance tape was actually running while he erased the files, so while the videos of what happened before [the shooting] are gone and erased, there is a video of the officer erasing the videos."
Cook County state's attorney Anita Alvarez said forensic testing was done on the surveillance footage from the restaurant and no evidence of tampering was revealed, NBC also reported.
3. What about the first police reports of the shooting?
In initial reports of the incident, police said McDonald refused orders to drop a knife and walked away from them. The police union has also said the teen lunged at officers with the knife.
The video released Tuesday [WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT] shows McDonald jogging down an empty lane on a four-lane street and veering away from Van Dyke and another officer who emerge from a police SUV drawing their guns.
Within seconds, Van Dyke begins firing. McDonald spins around and falls to the pavement as Van Dyke keeps shooting.
"This case shows more than anything else the power and reality of the police code of silence in Chicago," says Futterman, adding that "immediately after the killing, more police arrive on the scene in response to this shooting and immediately the code of silence goes into effect [and] a false narrative is shared with the media by representatives of the Chicago police."
4. Can a first-degree murder charge stand up in this case?
Futterman says the laying of the first-degree murder charge against Van Dyke is "historic" for the city, which sees about 50 shootings by police a year.
"There hasn't been a single instance since 1968, so nearly 50 years ago, when a Chicago officer was criminally prosecuted for shooting any man, woman or child while on duty."
And it doesn't happen that often elsewhere in the U.S. either.
Stinson, whose research has delved into police crime and integrity, says the "best estimate we have" is that about 1,000 times a year, an on-duty police officer shoots and kills a person somewhere in the U.S.
He says his research also shows that from 2005 until the end of 2014, 47 non-federal, sworn law enforcement officers — police officers, deputy sheriffs and state troopers — were charged with murder or manslaughter resulting from a fatal on-duty shooting.
Of those 47 cases, about 23 per cent resulted in a conviction of some kind, says Stinson.
"It seems to be that juries are very reluctant to second-guess the split-second, life-or-death decisions that a police officer makes in a violent street encounter."
So far this year, 15 officers have been charged in the U.S., with video playing a key role in nine of those cases, he says.
"What we're seeing in the last year or two is that in some of these cases there's video evidence that directly contradicts initial statements made by officers on the scene, and directly contradicts written reports and written statements," he says.
"If it weren't for those videos, I just do not think the officers would have been charged with murder or manslaughter."
5 .What about the reporter who pushed hard for the dash-cam video's release?
When the dash-cam video went public earlier this week, the journalist whose lawsuit led to its court-ordered release didn't have a chance to attend the news conference and ask any questions.
The New York Times reported Wednesday that freelance reporter Brandon Smith said he was barred from attending the session with Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Police Superintendent Garry F. McCarthy.
"To be left out feels punitive and disrespectful," says Futterman, who represents Smith.
The Times reported that police officials did not answer email and phone requests for comment on the issue.
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Illinois Online Poker Likely on Hold until 2019
Illinois was one of only a few states that held open the possibility of legalizing online poker and other casino games in latter part of 2018. The consideration has been part of a larger gambling expansion bill that was and remains on the table for lawmakers this year.
While online gaming has been a part of gambling discussions in Illinois for several years, it gained momentum in early 2018 when the US Supreme Court ruled in favor of New Jersey in the now-famous sports betting case that overturned PASPA. States were excited to obtain the right to legalize sports betting, and many took it right into the legislative process. Illinois did it, while also including a number of other forms of gambling for which advocates had lobbied.
The trajectory of the gaming bill ultimately hinged on a mid-October hearing, the second in several months. The hearings ultimately focused primarily on sports betting, leaving other issues on the sidelines, and ended with the intention to pursue SB.0007… in early 2019.
August Hearing
When the first of the two hearings happened in Chicago, the purpose was to discuss various aspects of SB.0007, a bipartisan bill sponsored by members of both houses of the state legislature. The bill had been carried over from January 2017 and amended numerous times, ultimately becoming a comprehensive gambling expansion bill that included everything from online poker and casino games to sports betting.
The August hearing was overseen by Illinois State Representative Robert Rita, an advocate for online gaming and one of the bill's sponsors. He coordinated the hearing, which focused primarily on video gaming terminal expansion and the possibility of publicly-owned casinos in several cities.
That left online poker supporters hoping for a more comprehensive discussion at the October 22 hearing in Springfield.
October Hearing
Per several reports, it seems as if the hearing this week in Springfield focused heavily on sports betting. And it appears that there is so much support for sports betting that State Representative Lou Lang is planning to draft a bill solely for sports betting to be introduced during the new General Assembly.
The State Journal-Register reported that Lang "anticipates lawmakers will take up the idea in earnest" in January, during the new session. That focused bill will address locations for sports betting, tax rates, and possible wagering by phone, though it is unclear if internet-based betting will be included. "In the end," he said, "I'll have to take all the ideas, do the best negotiation I can, pull it all together and try to put a bill on the floor I think I can pass."
Lang has more research to do before drafting the new bill, as he wasn't even sure of the potential revenue for his state, saying he had heard it could be anywhere from $50 million to $350 million annually.
Lawmakers warned sports betting, online gaming 'not a cash cow,' should be regulated differently than legacy gaming https://t.co/6acEL2faOQ by @hannahmeisel pic.twitter.com/PgRs7KCRP1
— The Daily Line Springfield (@thedailylineIL) October 18, 2018
Will Online Poker be Left in the Dust?
If Illinois lawmakers are left to their own devices, sports betting may be pushed forward quickly at the beginning of the new year, leaving all other forms of gambling expansion behind. This means that online poker and casino games, as well as changes to the land-based casino industry, video gaming terminal business, and horse racing industry will be left with a bill of leftovers. And those issues will have to all be separated or somehow combined into a new piece of legislation that will be debated and amended throughout 2019.
Some quotes from the State Journal-Register piece indicate that Lang understands more than he thinks about the entire online gaming industry. In response to those expressing concerns about a proliferation of gambling addiction, Lang responded:
"That gambling addiction is going to happen whether we legalize sports betting or not. People who want to gamble do gamble, will gamble and are gambling. Billions and billions of dollars are wagered illegally every year. We're not going to be able to stop them from doing it, so we should regulate it and tax it."
That language sounds familiar. Why? It's the exact language used by online poker advocates!
This is where the Poker Alliance will have to step in and work its magic. President Mark Brenner has been working the sports betting hearing circuit to insert the online poker message into discussions around the country about sports betting. And it seems like an ideal time for Brenner to speak with Lang to urge the consideration of online poker and gaming to go with sports betting legislation. People in his state are doing it in large numbers, so they should be able do it safely amidst a framework that allows Illinois to protect them while regulating and taxing the activity.
As it stands, it seems as if SB.0007 may be dissolved or left without sports betting, which was its main driver. Lang could champion a new bill that combines online gaming with sports betting, but Rita could also move on his online gaming proposals separately. As they make their decisions in the coming months leading up to the new General Assembly in January, poker fans should hope that the Poker Alliance is involved in any discussions.


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2020 Chevrolet C8 Corvette Revealed
The new 2020 Chevrolet Corvette mid engine C8 revealed. The 2020 Chevrolet Corvette gets a 6.2-liter LT2 naturally aspirated V8 engine that makes 495 hp and 470 nm torque with the optional exhaust system. The rev limiter remains at 6600 rpm. Chevrolet claims that the Z51 performance package will go from 0-100 km/h in less than 3.0 seconds.
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Earlier this week, the University announced the addition of four new professors to Cornell Tech's faculty. These guys seem cool enough, and appear to have their priorities in order — birds! Still, we at The Sun couldn't help but be a bit disappointed that yet another faculty hire occurred at Cornell and our top professorial picks once again failed to make the cut.
Our hapless Berry Patch reporters, being useless at the job for which we actually hired them, have been assigned to a faculty search committee to track down candidates we can recommend to the University. Here are a few of our top choices of people who should definitely become professors at Cornell:
Dr. Dre: His tastefully-titled rap songs could be aptly used to deconstruct relevant campus and national issues such as economic disparity ("Lil' Ghetto Boy"), mass incarceration ("Stranded on Death Row"), drug abuse ("Let's Get High"), high-risk drinking ("Puffin on Blunts and Drankin Tanqueray"), gun violence ("Nigga Witta Gun") and gender equality ("Bitches Ain't Shit"). Not to mention his academic qualifications; he's a doctor after all.
All of U.S. Congress: Let's get every member of both houses of Congress up here to all co-teach a single course. As a group, Congress boasts an impressive 13 percent approval rating on RateMyProfessor.com. Though they rank about as low as possible in the categories of Overall Quality, Helpfulness and Clarity, that's probably just 'cuz they're tough graders. The University can totally, completely rely on them to show up to work every day and to never, ever cancel classes for 16 consecutive days.
Miley Cyrus: Whether you view her as edgy in the best way, offensively deviant or the driving force behind a pop culture shakeup, Miley knows how to generate conversation. With a properly enforced employee dress code, she could put her famous tongue to good use as a lecturer in … Okay no, just … ugh. The image of Miley Cyrus standing at the front of a Cornell lecture hall crosses the line even for a joke editorial. Please forgive our tactlessness.


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Sir Michael Rocks keeps the slick visuals coming with his latest clip off Lap of Lux 1.5, the EP he dropped last month for free. The video for "Make This Bread" is a minimalist affair, centering on the MC and some of his close female friends. Considering this a holdover for Rocks' upcoming project, Banco, set to drop later this year.
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What is ArcGIS Server?
Working for an organization that manages geographic information, you're faced with the challenge of sharing your collection of geographic information with people inside your organization and those outside as well. ArcGIS Server provides the platform for sharing your GIS resources, such as maps, with your user community, whether they're sitting in the same office using ArcGIS Desktop or sitting across the country accessing and viewing maps through the Internet.
ArcGIS Server allows you to share your GIS resources across an enterprise and across the Web. GIS resources are the maps, globes, address locators, geodatabases, and tools that you want to share with others. You share these resources by hosting them on your ArcGIS Server system, or GIS server, and allowing client applications to use and interact with the resources. The main advantages of sharing your GIS resources on a GIS server are the same as sharing any data through any kind of server technology: the data is centrally managed, supports multiple users, and provides clients with the most up-to-date information.
You might ask, why do I need a GIS server for this, wouldn't any server technology work? In addition to providing access to particular GIS resources, the GIS server also provides access to the GIS functionality that the resource contains. For example, you might be able to share a map with someone through a server, but it would be even better if that person could also interact with the map, like find the closest hospital, restaurant, or bank and get directions to it from their location. Thus, the GIS server not only allows you to share resources, like maps, but also to access the GIS functionality embedded in them.
How people use the GIS resources on the server depends on who they are. Some people will be fully aware of GIS servers and of the particular resources on a given server because they need to use them directly. For example, a GIS analyst might author a map that contains a layer that references a map resource on a GIS server. Or a developer might build a Web application that uses a map and an address locator to schedule and route delivery trucks.
For other people, the details about GIS servers and GIS resources will be completely hidden. For example, the members of a city council might explore a map through a Web application—for instance, finding locations suitable for redevelopment—before they make a decision that affects the community they live in. For them, the Web application simply provides the tools and information to help them make their decision. The fact that the Web application they're using to explore the map is accessing a particular map resource hosted on a GIS server is of no concern to them.
Let's take a look at some examples of how people use the GIS resources on a GIS server.
The GIS server and Web application users
Today, it is commonplace to see maps or other geographic information integrated seamlessly into Web sites. ArcGIS Server helps you put your geographic information on the Web, whether you need an application that simply displays a map or a more sophisticated one that incorporates specialized GIS tools. Access to the GIS server is embedded inside the Web application and typically hidden from the user of the application.
When you create Web applications with ArcGIS Server, you can integrate content from your own server with content from other GIS servers. For example, suppose you're a retailer with data about how products are selling across your store locations. You might overlay your data with demographic data from a different source to see how sales at each store location compare to the population around them. This way, you can tailor the products at the stores to the community they serve.
The GIS server and ArcGIS Explorer users
Perhaps one of the easiest ways to access the GIS resources you host on your GIS server is through ArcGIS Explorer. Included with ArcGIS Server, ArcGIS Explorer is a geospatial information viewer that provides an easy way to view the geographic information running on a GIS server.
With ArcGIS Explorer, you can
- Seamlessly explore data for the entire world.
- Fuse your local data with data and services from ArcGIS Server; ArcIMS; Open Geospatial Consortium, Inc. (OGC), Web Map Services (WMS); and ESRI-hosted ArcGIS Online Services.
- Perform GIS analysis tasks (for example, visibility, direction finding, and proximity search).
- Answer geographic questions and get answers you can share with others.
- Use maps and data from your own GIS servers.
The GIS server and ArcGIS Desktop users
The ArcGIS Desktop suite of applications (ArcCatalog, ArcMap, and ArcGlobe) provides access to the GIS resources on the GIS server. ArcGIS Desktop users can be divided into two groups: those that simply use the GIS resources hosted on the GIS server and those that are actively involved with creating and managing the GIS resources. Thus, ArcGIS Desktop applications can serve as clients, and they are also the tools you'll use to create the resources that you host on your GIS server. For instance, you'll author maps in ArcMap and globes in ArcGlobe, then use ArcCatalog to publish them on your GIS server.
Here's a brief overview of how you can use the desktop applications with the GIS server:
- In ArcCatalog, connecting to a GIS server is similar to connecting to a local folder on your computer or to a database server. Once connected, you have access to all the resources available on the GIS server. You can use these resources just as you would use any resource, for example, adding a map service as a layer in an ArcMap map. If you also have administrative access to the GIS server, you'll see additional tools that let you manage the server. You'll be able to configure the server, add and remove resources, and monitor it to make sure it's working properly.
- You'll use ArcMap to author the map resources you host on your GIS server. ArcMap can also function as a client application that simply consumes the resources running on the GIS server. For example, you can add layers to your map based on map services; find addresses based on geocoding services; and perform data management tasks, such as geodatabase synchronization using geodata services.
- You'll use ArcGlobe to author globe documents that you host on your GIS server. You can also use ArcGlobe as a client application and add layers to your globe document that reference globe services running on the GIS server.
- Using the Geoprocessing menu and ModelBuilder, you can create GIS models to share with others through geoprocessing services. These models can help automate GIS analysis and data management workflows. You can also connect to others' published models and add them to your own custom toolbox.
The Geoprocessing menu further supports the GIS server by providing the tools you need to create cached map services. A cached map service serves a collection of tiled map images created in advance at fixed scales and stored on the server. Client applications that access a cached map service draw maps very fast because the GIS server simply returns a precreated image to the client.
The GIS server and developers
Application developers can also make use of the GIS resources to create custom applications that focus on the requirements of a particular user in their user community. Typically, the end user of a custom application that incorporates GIS functionality has little or no knowledge that this functionality is being provided by the GIS server.
The following sections describe how a developer might use GIS resources to build various kinds of applications.
Web applications
Developers can build Web applications that end users access through Web browsers. Again, the developer accesses one or more GIS resources on the GIS server and incorporates their functionality into the Web application.
Web services
Unlike Web applications, Web services are consumed not by people but by software applications. Thus, Web services don't have any user interface; it's up to the application that uses the Web service to provide the interface. Usually, the fact that an application uses a Web service is completely hidden to any user of the application. ArcGIS Server Web services are no different. They provide GIS functionality to applications that need it, with the expectation that those applications will provide the necessary user experience that exposes the functionality.
The services you create with ArcGIS Server are enabled for access over the Web. You can create map, geocode, globe, geodata, geoprocessing, mobile data, and network analysis Web services. You can also create OGC WMS, Web Feature Services (WFS), and Web Coverage Services (WCS), as well as Keyhole Markup Language (KML) services.
Mobile applications
Mobile applications are used in a connected environment, allowing users to experience the richness and robustness of a Windows application while taking advantage of the deployment and manageability that's similar to Web applications. Developers typically write mobile applications to support users with specific and well-defined workflows. Users of mobile applications frequently work in a disconnected mode on a variety of platforms (for example, in the field on laptops or Pocket PCs) without losing access to the application logic and spatial data provided by ArcGIS Server.
Desktop applications
Developers can build desktop applications that work with the GIS server in a client/server mode. These applications can be built using the ArcGIS Engine Developer Kit.
The software developer kit (SDK) included with ArcGIS Server includes the libraries, samples, diagrams, and help you need to develop applications that make use of the server.


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I have really not been looking forward to today's project.
I tend to overwhelm myself before I even start something. I look at a project, tell myself that will be so much work and just keep putting it off.
The bookshelves are new this year. I had been searching for just the right thing to put between the windows in my dining room area. I knew I needed some storage for all the homeschool books, art stuff, office stuff etc. I also needed a place to put things like my laminator, pencil sharpener, cd player. I had a plan to put cabinets all along that wall. Maybe even store some dining room stuff in them. The problem is that the cabinets I had in mind were about $80 each. I needed 3 or 4 of them. I planned on buying them one at a time. It just never happened. There are so many things on the list of things we need that rank higher than cabinets.
At the beginning of this year I was getting really frustrated at the lack of places to put all the homeschool stuff. I kept thinking about how much we needed more bookshelves. If only I could find a place to put them.
I can be a bit dense sometimes. I get an idea in my head and have trouble seeing any other possible solutions.
And the bookshelves were a much better solution. I got shorter bookshelves so I could have the space on top to put my gadgets. Three bookshelves fit very nicely between my windows and cost less than one of those cabinets I had my heart set on.
They were also a bit narrower than the cabinets which helps because the dining room table is right next to them. That gives more room for chairs to be pulled out.
The problem is, I got so excited about my new shelves and quickly threw everything on them without really going through it. I knew there was plenty of junk on there to go through but I was just so ready to get it out of the way. I didn't take the time to really sort through it.
And so we come to today's project. And the reason I was dreading it.
Really really dreading it.
But, I committed to it. No turning back now. So, I took it one shelf at a time.
Starting with the office supplies shelf.
Oh, did you notice the magazines.
Yes, I have a problem!
That one on top is my favorite. But I actually have that same issue on my Nook.
That's another big pile of magazines.
Look at all that junk. I just had shoved on the shelf!
Empty boxes. Not even kidding. They were just sitting on the shelf with nothing in them. Because you never know when you will need an empty box to store all the stuff.
Wondering what this thing is?
It's the foot to our old couch. Because why wouldn't we keep that? I promise I wasn't actually keeping it on purpose. It just got stuck there at some point and I never really noticed it in the sea of other stuff.
Well, that went quicker than I thought it would. Way easier than I had built up in my head.
On to shelf two.
The art shelf.
See that empty magazine box?
That thing was full of construction paper. Where did it all go?
Right. Looks like a certain Princess needs to do some de-hoarding of her own.
The art shelf was actually super easy. Mostly just sorting and rearranging. Not going to call it cleaning.
Threw away some trash.
Emptied out this box.
Found these little seed kits that I bought for party favors at a Little Big Planet themed birthday party. Forgot to give them out and though they would make a good science project. Because it always turns out so well when we plant seeds in this house. (They always die.)
Remember that failed organization attempt I made that one time.
Why do I still have the laminated pictures?
I went through all the coloring books not long ago and de-hoarded all the ones that were mostly completed. They could probably use a little more weeding through but the Princess has recently gotten back on a coloring book kick and it won't be long before Mr. Cool will be coloring too. For now they stay.
And now that all the art stuff is nicely organized, my kids remembered they have it and got right to work
Last, but nowhere near least, the homeschool shelf itself.
A big pile of trash, shred and recycle.
And check out what I found.
My Aunt Anne always sends the coolest cards to my kids for the holidays. This was from one of them.
All decorated for Halloween!
Again that shelf was much easier than I had imagined.
What a difference!
Why didn't I do that sooner??
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