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Summer and Sarah's Nebraska wedding kicked off the first ever wedding at Sycamore Farms. Known for it's ever-loved Junkstock, Sycamore Farms was the perfect place to celebrate Summer and Sarah's marriage!Read More
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Keeping your kids entertained at weddings...
Advice from Omaha wedding photographers (and moms) .
Last weekend we photographed an amazing brunch wedding in Omaha! While mostly unique, this wedding was a fairly traditional ritual union, dawned with a ring bear and two flower girls. These kiddos were SO well behaved, polite, and adorable to boot. What we LOVED is when they showed up to the brunch reception with Kodak disposable cameras! Just the three of them...little, mighty, and ready to snag some shots. It was so fun watching them and it kept them busy and engaged in a great way with the rest of the guests. They felt creative and important when the "elders" asked them to take a picture. It was fantastic. We'd sure love to see their perspective, because it was adorable from ours, without a doubt.
Do you want to keep your "little" attendants occupied with fun at your reception? Give them a couple disposables and send them on a photo hunt! Have them find things like: a man with a mustache, a woman in a blue dress, a kid who's eaten their whole plate of food, grandma on the dance floor...keep them busy and having a good time!
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Let's see how Omaha's Best Photogaphers are kicking of 2016 wedding season!
Meet Janine! To say she is excited for Wedding Season 2016 is an understatement.
Her shameless pre-wedding car ride "warm up jam" this year is My House by Flo Rida. Her goal this year is to win the "national championships" of wedding photography. We treat every wedding like a national championship, so this shouldn't be a problem.
Meet McKenzie! She's jonesin' to slay Wedding Season 2016!
Her shameless pre-wedding car ride "warm up jam" is The Sound by The 1975. Her goal this season is to also win the "national championship" of weddings with Janine and kick ass in every way possible. And perfect her dance moves.
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A HUGE thank you to everyone that braved the cold, cold weather...skipped out on Monster Jam next door...and those that got out of their sweatpants to come to Wedding Essential's Bridal University bridal fair just outside of Omaha this past Sunday! We can't thank you enough for stopping by our "sister company" Snap Omaha...and we can't thank you enough for visiting us about documentary wedding photography! We are so passionate about creating real fun, and documenting real life, and we're just thrilled you were there to hop along with us.
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When you need new insulation for your home, you know you can depend on reliable installers like the team at Accurate Insulation. However, do you know what insulation looks like? Keep reading to learn more!
How Insulation Looks
Here are some images of insulation that can be installed in both homes and commercial buildings.
Spray Foam Insulation
Spray foam insulation (commonly made of polyurethane) is applied wet and expands into thick foam that fits snugly in wall cavities, crevices, and gaps—therefore, it can be installed in hard-to-reach areas and around piping and wiring.
Fiberglass Insulation
Made of tiny glass fibers, this form of insulation is often installed in attics but can be used to insulate walls and crawl spaces as well.
Radiant Barrier Insulation
Radiant barrier insulation is made of a reflective foil surface applied to a substrate material. It is typically installed right under the roof, in the attic. Radiant barriers help your roof reflect (rather than absorb) heat from the sun.
Cellulose Insulation
Cellulose insulation from Applegate is made of up to 85 percent recycled materials and can be sprayed or blown into walls, attics and floors.
Insulation Installation in Washington, DC
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Test Shortcuts, Don't Trust Them
Everyone likes the idea of taking the quickest route to get from point A to point B. Whether you're heading to the beach, making a favorite recipe, or realigning business tactics, shortcuts are welcome in all areas of life. They are not always guaranteed, however, as some so-called shortcuts can take you a long way around than the original path. For this reason, you should tread lightly with shortcuts in your business; test them, but don't trust them
Hacking Algorithms: It's Nothing New
Algorithm hacks are tactics that attempt to take shortcuts to get around the built-in safeguards in a specific social media platform's algorithm. These algorithms control what is shown in the platform's feed and to whom. Over time, they have caused businesses to see their organic reach on social networks decline sharply. This is the underlying cause of why shortcuts have been developed and sometimes used successfully. The same thing that is happening to social media today, however, happened to SEO years ago.
Early search engines matched up keywords entered by users with words that appeared on pages on the web. Those who produced content with plenty of these keywords achieved success in ranking high in the search and acquiring free traffic. Unfortunately, as more site owners began to chase the search engines, the quality of content began to decline as they began to write for the search engines and not for the people. Google algorithm engineers eventually found ways to counter and penalize, making this shortcut unworthy of an attempt.
Social Media Shortcuts: Are They Worth It?
When social media became popular, marketers were attracted to the possibility of an unlimited audience they could saturate with their messages without taxing their budgets. This advertising began to frustrate users, and some opted out of social media because of it. Now, most of the social media platforms apply some form of algorithmic control to avoid marketing saturation and keep users happy.
Today, most companies don't waste time trying to hack or circumvent search algorithms. Instead, they've begun to steer their marketing toward the practices that Google's algorithm updates were suggesting in the first place. This includes writing high-quality content and providing a better user experience for their potential customers.
Before you consider an algorithm hack to increase your reach on a social network, ask yourself:
- What is your end goal?
- Who are you reaching?
- Do these people have any interest in your business?
- Do the people who like your page actually like your content?
- What if something changes on the network and your hack
Useful Content: This Is How You Do It
Stop wasting time and resources looking for the latest hack or trick to try to get one-up on the latest platform algorithm update. Instead, understand that they are simply pushing you toward something that will better your business in the long run. You can continue to use social networks regardless of algorithm changes by creating useful and engaging content, interacting with people in real-time, and giving people a sense of fulfillment.
This is what people are looking for anyway, so by doing these things, you'll do better with social networks and likely accomplish your goal of gaining new customers and business. When attempting to build your social media for the long term, a company who has experience with marketing and online automation software can be your first line of defense in any scenario. With years of experience, http://ignitedlocal.com knows when a shortcut will work; and when it won't. Don't run the risk of taking


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RMSA Recruitment 2016 - Vacancy Details:
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Employment Category:Central Govt Jobs
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Candidates who have completed 10th, Bachelor's degree in any discipline & 02 year experience in relevant areas are Eligible to apply RMSA Recruitment 2016
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It can become difficult when juggling responsibilities and various relationships to take time out for self. It is important to hold space for yourself in order to function better in your daily activities and relationships with others. . A "ME Moment" is a slice of time to intentionally occupy space for yourself by being mindful and engaged. It does not have to be complicated. In fact, finding simple things to do increases the likelihood of building a consistent routine.
As you build and/or enhance these skills, set a "ME Moment Reminder." You can carve out time each day and set an alert on your phone. A few of the apps, like Calm, also have the option to send reminders.
1. Practice a grounding exercise
· follow your breath: attend to your inhale and your exhale on each breath
· feel your feet: notice the pressure that your feet have on the ground, hold your attention there to that moment
· connect to the Earth (walk in grass, dirt, sand, etc barefoot)
2. Keep healthy snacks in your bag
3. Carry a totem/pocket stone
You may purchase an object that represents who you are at the core or create one using a stone. The stone may be one that resonates with you and/or you can decorate it to reflect different aspects of your personality. When feeling disconnected the stone may be rubbed as a reminder to be present.
4. Practice a breathing exercise
5. Conduct a self-check of your physical being
(Am I hungry, thirsty, tired, too cold or too hot?)
6. Admire nature
7. Stretch
8. Conduct a body scan
Start at the crown of your head and work your way down to the soles of your feet. As you attend to each area, notice the following: tension, pain, hot, cold, tingling, etc.
9. Listen to music
Pay attention to how you feel when listening to a song. What is your mood? What physical sensations are you experiencing?
10. Write yourself a thank you note


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In this episode of Adapt or Perish, we discuss Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes! This is the second of three episodes that we're releasing on the character. We covered The Hound of the Baskervilles here.
For this episode, we watched 15 different actors portray the world's greatest detective. Here they are in chronological order, with the piece or pieces that we watched:
- Arthur Wontner. He played Holmes in five movies between 1931 and 1937. We watched him in The Sleeping Cardinal (or Sherlock Holmes' Fatal Hour (1931).
- Basil Rathbone. He starred as Holmes in 14 movies between 1939 and 1946. We watched him in The Hound of the Baskervilles (1939) and The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1939).
- Peter Cushing. He starred in movies and television as Holmes from 1959 to 1984. We watched him in The Hound of the Baskervilles (1959) and multiple episodes of Sherlock Holmes (1968).
- John Neville. He played Holmes once in A Study in Terror (1965), going up against Jack the Ripper.
- Robert Stephens. He starred in Billy Wilder's The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes (1970).
- Nicol Williamson. He played Holmes in the film adaptation of Nicholas Meyer's The Seven-Per-Cent Solution (1976), with Robert Duvall as Watson and Alan Arkin as Sigmund Freud.
- Christopher Plummer. He played Holmes in Murder by Decree (1979) alongside James Mason as Watson. This was a Jack the Ripper story, too.
- Tom Baker. He played Holmes in the serialized BBC production of The Hound of the Baskervilles (1982).
- Ian Richardson. He played Holmes in two TV movies, both in 1983: The Sign of Four and The Hound of the Baskervilles.
- Peter O'Toole. He provided the voice for Holmes in three animated movies in 1983. We watched Sherlock Holmes and a Study in Scarlet.
- Jeremy Brett. He played the character in 41 episodes of Sherlock Holmes for Granada Television between 1984 and 1994. This show has been watched multiple times by our hosts.
- Charlton Heston. He played Holmes on stage (1980) and TV (1991) in The Crucifer of Blood.
- James D'Arcy. He played Holmes once in the TV movie Sherlock: Case of Evil in 2002.
- Rupert Everett. He starred as Holmes in the BBC One TV movie Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Silk Stocking in 2004.
- Robert Downey Jr. He starred with Jude Law as Watson in both Sherlock Holmes (2009) and its sequel, Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (2011).
You can follow Adapt or Perish on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and you can find us online at adaptorperishcast.com.
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Travel to Puerto Rico and receive a 4th Night Free
OneVoyage has been getting some inquiries about travel ideas for the 2016 Christmas Vacation, ideally somewhere warm so that it can be a great winter get-away. On top of my head, I think about Hawaii, Bora Bora, Mexico right away, but I would only recommend ideas to leisure travelers when there are also great promotions. Why do you want to go somewhere on your accord when you have to pay the regular rate or even just the standard promo rate?
I have looked around for deals for these travelers, and it turns out that Puerto Rico has many hotels that offer a 4th Night Free promotions right now. If you have not been to Puerto Rico before, I think this winter can be a great opportunity. Since several hotels are offering that promotion, I believe it can easily fit in different budgets.
I have selected some of our most recommended hotels in Purto Rico that can fit in various budgets. The details are followed:
About Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico: The All-Star Island, offers so much to explore and experience! Spend your morning walking the bustling cobblestone streets of Old San Juan. Savor the Spanish, Taino Indian, and African influences of Puerto Rico's native Cocina Criolla cuisine. Pastel-painted Spanish Colonial townhouses open your senses to a vibrant city where Old World charm blends with a modern, cosmopolitan lifestyle. Fly down The Monster, the longest zipline in the world at Toro Verde Nature Adventure Park. Experience the unique serenity of a Bioluminescent Bay or hike through El Yunque, the only rainforest in the U.S. National Park system. If you really want to get away from it all, fly or take a ferry to the unspoiled islands of Vieques or Culebra and enjoy breathtaking scenery wherever you go.
Experience everything the All-Star Island has to offer, and remember, no passport is required! *
The Fine Print:
Book now through 12/13/16 for travel through 12/17/16
For Luxury Options:
The St. Regis Bahia Beach Resort
- Every 4th night free
- Welcome Cocktail upon arrival
- Beach and pool services and amenities
- Use of all activities, bicycles and non-motorized water equipment at The Boat House
- Use of the 24-hour tennis center (including balls and rackets)
- Use of the golf course driving range (including balls and clubs)
- Use of the 24 hour Fitness Center 4 nights from $1489 per person - Savings of $991 on 4 nights View More Photos Here.
W Retreat & Spa, Vieques Island, Puerto Rico
- Every 4th night free
- One $100 dining credit at Sorcé per stay
- Complimentary room upgrade based upon availability at check-in
- Roundtrip transportation Vieques Airport 4 nights from $989 per person - Savings of $685 on 4 Nights View More Photos Here.
Las Casitas Village, A Waldorf Astoria Resort
- A reduced room rate
- Daily access to and from Palomino Island via High-Speed Catamaran
- Pool Ambassador offering personalized pool amenities and services
- Access to Fitness Center
- Weekly resort activities including Scout About
- Wi-Fi internet access in-room and public areas 4 nights from $759 per person - Savings of $196 on 4 Nights View More Photos Here.
For Premium Options:
Hotel El Convento
- Every 4th night free
- Complimentary Manager's Wine & Cheese Reception every evening at La Veranda
- Complimentary 24 hours coffee and tea station at La Veranda Terrace
- Unlimited use of the fitness center and El Convento Beach
- Two-hour complimentary bike ride 4 nights from $519 per person - Savings of $340 on 4 Nights View More Photos Here.
El Conquistador Resort, A Waldorf Astoria Resort
- Book Garden View and get guaranteed upgrade to Partial Ocean View at time of booking
- Daily access to and from Palomino Island via High-Speed Catamaran transportation
- Pool Ambassador offering personalized pool amenities and services
- Access to Fitness Center;
- Weekly resort activities including Scout About
- Wi-Fi internet access in-room and public areas 4 nights from $399 per person - Savings of $96 on 4 nights View More Photos Here.
For Economy Options:
- InterContinental San Juan Resort
- Every 4th night free
- 20% Discount on Spa Treatments
- Buy one Buffet breakfast in Trattoria Italiana at regular price and get the second one at 20% off
- Access to fitness center and spa (charge for treatments)
- Live entertainment in Lobby Bar - weekends
- One $25 match play coupon per stay 4 nights from $379 per person - Savings: $247 on 4 Nights View More Photos Here.
At OneVoyage, we typically do not recommend or book our clients hotels that do not include exclusive or special amenities. Otherwise what makes us different from Expedia, Priceline, and other OTAs? We work hard to find deals for you so that you don't have to.


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Leading economist Diane Coyle guest blogs for techUK on her recent Sharing Economy report for SEUK, and how we can think about the value of this new wave of intermediaries to the UK economy.
The sharing economy consists of platforms that bring people together, matching supply and demand. A strong motivation for early participants in the sharing economy was the potential benefit (social and environmental) of consuming less and collaborating more. This emphasis on collaborative consumption and human relationships remains a strong driver.
Many successful businesses have now emerged in the sector. That so many consumers (whose priorities may be ethical as much as convenience or price) seem to be choosing sharing economy platforms indicates that they benefit from them. The providers of assets or services will benefit in other ways. For example, through services available in the UK some consumers choose to share, as well as homes and cars, their leftover food (Olio), their cats (Cat In A Flat) and even their toilets (AirPnP). Participating individuals can earn hundreds or even thousands of pounds a year in additional income from sharing access to their under-used assets or skills, significant sums when average earnings that have risen very little in real terms since 2008.
The signs are that the sharing economy, consisting of platforms enabling people to get more from their under-used assets and skills, is growing rapidly in the UK. But it is impossible to track its contribution through official economic statistics.
One reason is that the sharing economy leads to win-win efficiency gains not included in the definition of Gross Domestic Product.
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) only includes only purchases by consumers from businesses, so sharing economy exchanges between individuals are by definition excluded from the CPI, and lower prices that benefit consumers are not being recorded.
Existing statistics also need to be modernised to account for new patterns of working and earning income. Even when this should be captured by today's data, current methods of tracking the economy mean there are large gaps.
It is not possible to calculate the size of the sector from official statistics. A recent report predicted revenues could reach £9bn a year by 2025, but this may be an underestimate. The income individuals earn through participation in the sharing economy in the UK may already amount to billions of pounds a year. This report suggests 3% of the UK workforce is providing a service through a sharing economy platform.
There is an urgent need to understand the sharing economy better, given the potential of the new platforms to enable millions of people in the UK to earn more income from their assets and skills; to give consumers access to more choice and lower prices; and to contribute to productivity and growth. The fact that sharing economy activity might even reduce measured GDP underlines the shortcomings of existing definitions and statistics.
The context is the wider recognition of a need to modernise economic statistics. The interim report of Sir Charles Bean's Review of Economic Statistics noted that digital activities, including specifically the sharing economy, are not well captured in existing statistics such as employment and GDP figures. In its response, the Office for National Statistics rightly said "There is a need to consider and make progress in the measurement of new forms of economic activity." The sharing economy is a rapidly growing sector that must be better measured; this report sets out the data needed.
There is frustratingly little information available on the UK's sharing economy – frustrating because of signs that it is growing rapidly, and because there is a vacuum in terms of the evidence needed for debate and sound policy. This report has described the measurement gap, and also noted the wide acknowledgement that there is a need for better data on the sharing economy, and the wider digital economy. Sir Charles Bean's review of economic statistics, whose final report is due shortly, and the ONS's response to its call for the modernisation of statistics, is very timely. We end here with some specific suggestions for the statisticians.
The key point is that the statistics needed to measure the sharing economy will need to collect data from the perspective of individuals, not just businesses or even platforms. This is because it is inherently peer-to-peer, and is disintermediating many of the organisations traditionally used as a source for collecting statistical information, especially big firms. And as noted in this report, it is blurring the conventional boundary between 'the economy' and everyday life; understanding this is vital if the government is to develop policies that enable the economy to grow and people to work and earn as they want to. The ONS is beginning to explore 'big data' approaches and techniques such as web scraping to start to tackle the measurement gap. But the peer-to-peer character of the sharing economy is likely to make other approaches such as additional surveys or survey questions necessary. It is interesting to note that the US's Bureau of Labour Statistics has recently announced that it will repeat in 2017 its 'contingent worker survey', last carried out in 2005.
>>> Check out the full report by Diane Coyle for Sharing Economy UK
For further details on techUK work on the Sharing Economy and engagement with the Sir Charlie Bean Review, contact Charlotte Holloway.


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Editor's Note: The following article by Woodall's Campground Management, sister publication to RVBusiness, examines the impact of the manhunt for fugitive Eric Frein on Pennsylvania campgrounds, and the resurgence since his capture. For the full report click here.
Campground owners in the heart of Pennsylvania's Poconos Mountains are welcoming a return to normal after the capture of a fugitive wanted in connection with the sniper-style deaths of two law enforcement officers. They are lamenting the loss of business during the massive 49-day manhunt, but are thankful the ordeal is over.
Eric Matthew Frein is the suspect in the Sept. 12 deaths of Cpl. Bryon K. Dickson II, an officer of the Pennsylvania State Police and Alex Douglass, another state trooper in Pike County. Both men were killed by bullets fired from a sniper.
A massive manhunt ensued, and Frein was captured Oct. 30 at an abandoned airport near Tannersville.
The manhunt encompassed multiple areas in Monroe and Pike counties, located east of Scranton, Pa., in northeast Pennsylvania.
Obviously, area campgrounds were affected, including Ironwood Point Recreation Area in Greentown, Hemlock Campground and Cottages in Tobyhanna, Mountain Vista Campground in East Stroudsburg and Mount Pocono Campground in Mt. Pocono. All four campgrounds have closed for the season as of last weekend.
Debbie and Scott Roberts are the owners of Mount Pocono Campground, located just three miles from the abandoned airport where Frein was captured.
Debbie told Woodall's Campground Management their business was down 40% in September and October.
"They captured him on Thursday and we closed for the season on Friday, and it wasn't like we got a zillion calls for reservations on that last day we were open," Debbie said.
She was at a loss as to why her campground was affected so severely, questioning law enforcement's extreme response and the media's sensationalistic coverage. "We bump up against state game land so maybe that was it, but I guess you can't guarantee safety," she said.
Debbie said police presence at her campground didn't really pick up until the last stages of the manhunt. At one point, she said, two patrol cars drove through the property. Then, on another occasion, police came into the campground with bomb-sniffing dogs that were brought in from Philadelphia.
"It got to be a real joke after a while,' she said. "Don't get me wrong, I'm delighted they caught him, but after a while they were grasping at straws."
Debbie said she and her brother are looking forward to things returning to normal. She said they have even started getting reservations for next year. "But it was a tough seven weeks for us," she said.
For the full report click here.


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Holiday shopping will be nothing like it was in the recent past.
In its 2009 Holiday Consumer Intentions and Actions Survey, conducted by BIGresearch, the National Retail Federation reported U.S. consumers plan to spend an average of $682.74 on holiday-related shopping, a 3.2 percent drop from last year's $705.01.
With record unemployment and consumer confidence low, this data comes as no surprise to retailers and consumers.
Although most people said they haven't completely given up holiday shopping, 84.2 percent said they'll spend less. They said they'll be looking for sales (55 percent) and using coupons (41.7 percent).
More practical gifts are on many lists (36 percent), as well as joint gifts (17.3 percent) and hand-made presents (16.7 percent).
"While last holiday season was filled with chaotic confusion, adjusting to uncertainty has now become routine for many Americans," said retail federation president and CEO Tracy Mullin. "This holiday season will be a bit of a dance between retailers and shoppers, with each group feeling the other out to understand how things have changed and how they must adapt."
Retailers throughout the Coastal Empire have listened to consumer demands. Discounts and family-themed events are among the ways they plan to keep the season festive.
The City of Savannah and the Savannah Downtown Redevelopment Authority are once again providing free holiday parking downtown.
Starting Friday through Jan. 2, Mobility & Parking Services will provide free on-street parking downtown on Thursdays and Fridays. This includes all meters, pay and display meters and all time-zoned parking, including the metered lots on River Street.
On-street parking is already free on Saturdays and Sundays.
Tara Kirkland owns Custard, a women's clothing boutique on Whitaker Street. She's in her second year and said her location has lots of parking and she tries to appeal to locals as well as tourists.
"It's the people who live here who sustain a business," she said.
Tybee Island
Tybee Island has taken the free parking incentive one better. All parking is free on the island every day from Thanksgiving Day through Jan. 2.
"We have a monthlong celebration planned, and we're inviting everyone to join residents and businesses during the holiday season," said Chantel Morton, Better Hometown coordinator. "More than ever, Tybee Island is 'The People's Beach,' and it's only a few minutes from Savannah."
Savannah Mall
A holiday favorite, the Santa Train, has pulled into Savannah Mall. The attraction will be available through Jan. 2
Three stores will open their doors early on Black Friday: Target, Bass Pro Shops and A.C. Moore will open at 6 a.m., and the rest of the mall will open at 7 a.m.
Chik-fil-A will serve breakfast and Bass Pro Shops will hand out Krispy Kreme donuts and coffee.
"Despite the economy, we're making the season fun and festive," said Senea Crystal, director of marketing. "We'll be giving away a $1,000 shopping spree and hope to see lots of shoppers having a good time."
Oglethorpe Mall
Santa has arrived at Oglethorpe Mall, and he's taking requests. Children who get a photo with St. Nick receive a set of elf ears from Build-A-Bear Workshop. An online coupon gives $2 off select photo packages.
And don't forget the deals.
Several stores have listed Black Friday discounts on the Web site www.oglethorpemall.com. The mall opens earlier (6 a.m.) on Friday with several department stores opening at 4 a.m.
"We'll be giving away gift bags with coupons for things like subscriptions to Martha Stewart magazine, and there's a limited number of $100 gift cards for $100 in receipts for that day," said general manager Phil McConnell.
And since Oglethorpe Mall is known for Black Friday traffic congestion, McConnell encouraged shoppers to make a day of it.
"I've seen mothers and daughters and aunts and groups of friends dressed alike who shop all day taking breaks for lunch at the food court or comparing bargains. They just enjoy the day."


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Annual, glandular-pubescent in inflorescence, glabrous below; fertile stems 1-3 (-8), 5-34 mm, simple or sparingly branched; sterile stems sometimes present, 0-5. Leaves of fertile stems 16-27 (-36) x 1-1.7 (-4) mm, linear to linear-oblong, acute or obtuse, flat, opposite or 3-verticillate below, alternate above; leaves of sterile stems linear-oblong, acute, 3-verticillate. Inflorescence with 3-20 flowers, dense in fiower, usually dense in fruit. Bracts 2-6 mm, linear, acute. Pedicels 0.5-2 mm in flower and fruit, erect. Calyx-lobes more or less equal, 2.5-3 x 0.50.7 mm, linear, acute. Corolla 13-18 mm, violet with white palate; tube 2-2.5 mm broad at mouth, adaxial lip sinus 1.5-2 mm; abaxial lip sinus 0.8-1.3 mm; spur 7.5-12 mm, 1-1.5 mm broad at base, straight, shorter than or scarcely exceeding rest of corolla. Capsule 3-4 x 2.8-3.5 mm, oblong-ovoid, glabrous. Seeds 0.4-0.7 mm, strongly reniform or somewhat hippocrepiform, the margins rounded or obtuse, without longitudinal ridge, the faces tuberculate or with short ridges, whitish-grey; hilum median, narrow; periclinal wall of testa-cells tabular or tabular-convex, verrucate or rugulate, that of cells from interstices and base of tubercles or ridges usually with small median or marginal papilla. Modified from Sutton (1988).
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Type: ISRAEL: bei Wadachnin zwischen Asdod [Ashdod] und Jaffa, 9 iv 1898 Bornmüller 1207 (not located).
L. joppensis is similar to L. haelava but is generally a taller, more erect plant and the smaller violet flowers have a relatively short spur. The seeds are unusual in the strongly reniform outline and median hilum.


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The cop who slapped the cuffs on Nikolas Cruz knows the streets surrounding Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School like the back of his own hand.
So while other first responders descended on the Parkland, Fla., school following the Feb. 14 shooting, Coconut Creek officer Michael Leonard got into his squad car and zoomed through the area.
"(Cruz) was on foot, so I knew he couldn't be far," Leonard, a 17-year veteran with the Coconut Creek department, told the South Florida Sun Sentinel on Friday. "There was no senior personnel there to direct me or tell me what to do. I decided to head out on my own, alone."
Having grown up in the area, Leonard knew the shortcuts.
"I drove through grass. I drove over medians and curbs. That was really the only way to get around," Leonard, 46, said, recalling that the area was in "absolute gridlock" following the shooting, which left 17 people dead and dozens more injured.
Suddenly, while driving down Wyndham Lakes Drive a few miles from Stoneman Douglas, Leonard spotted a young man who matched the description of the suspected shooter: black jeans, a cap, maroon sweater.
"For some reason, I was just led to that area. I don't know why," Leonard said. "It was just me and him on that quiet road. We were all alone, just me and him."
Leonard was stunned by how young Cruz looked.
"He looked like a student. He was just a skinny little guy," he said.
Getting out of the car with his gun drawn, Leonard shouted at Cruz to surrender. The 19-year-old gunman complied.
"It was probably overwhelming to him," Leonard said. "I just flooded him with commands. I told him to turn around, and he looked me right in the eye, looking down the barrel of my gun."
Leonard refused to divulge what he and Cruz talked about as other officers rushed to Wyndham Lakes Drive. But he revealed that the suspected mass murderer appeared "eerily calm."
"I don't know how you could look that calm after doing something like that," Leonard said.
While waiting for other officers to arrive, Leonard only had one thought in his mind: keep Cruz in cuffs.
"Nothing around me mattered," he said. "I guess I experienced tunnel vision."
Leonard has since been dubbed a hero by his police chief and Coconut Creek's mayor.
"I'm trying to figure out if I can accept that title," he said. "I'm not really a spotlight kind of guy. But I'm proud that I stopped him. Somebody had to stop him."
Leonard's heroism stands in sharp contrast to some of the law enforcement failures that have been revealed in the aftermath of the Valentine's Day massacre.
The FBI admitted that it failed to follow up on credible and disturbing tips about Cruz in the weeks leading up to the school shooting.
And while Cruz methodically killed his former classmates and teachers with an AR-15 assault rifle, ex-school resource officer Scot Peterson waited outside the school for minutes.
But, for Leonard, it's not the failings of police that he can't stop thinking about.
"I'm just constantly thinking of the families, the hurt, the devastation," said the married father of two teenagers. "I don't know when and if they'll ever recover from this. That's been so heavy on my heart."


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Disney today began the process of laying off 20th Century Fox employees, a move that has been anticipated since Disney completed its acquisition of most of Fox's assets earlier this week.
Revealed by The Hollywood Reporter, Disney is informing staffers from department to department, with some being kept on for a transitional period between three and six months. Among those affected is Chris Aronson, president of film distribution, who has been given 60 days notice.
RELATED: Fox Video Promo Celebrates Its New Future in Wake of Disney Sell Off
While it isn't clear how many people will lose their jobs because of the merger, analysts estimate that roughly 4,000 of the conglomerate's 200,000 jobs could be lost, with Rich Greenfield of BTIG estimating more -- 5,000 to 10,000 -- across a larger time frame. But according to Disney chairman and CEO Bob Iger, there's a silver lining to this.
"We've spent the last year exploring the new opportunities and synergies generated by bringing our two legendary companies together," Iger stated in a memo following the closing of the deal. "Leaders across both organizations have worked closely together to understand how to best unlock this potential and unleash innovation and creativity to create long-term growth. We're confident in our integration strategy and our ability to execute it effectively; and we're inspired and energized by the new possibilities."
RELATED: Disney CEO Bob Iger Shares First Comments Following Fox Acquisition
"Our integration process will be an evolution, with some businesses impacted more than others," Iger continued. "We've made critical decisions already, but some areas still require further evaluation."
Disney had been in talks to buy 20th Century Fox since 2017, with the purchase being completed this Tuesday. The layoffs have occurred just as Disney is ready to launch its Disney+ streaming service, which may offer new employment opportunities in the future.


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If you're thinking ahead to what you'll be doing with your family this Christmas, you may be wondering what would be best for a person with dementia.
Christmas can be a challenging time for the person you are caring for and equally difficult for you as a carer. It will usually result in a change of routine, which is not generally good for anyone living with dementia. A regular schedule of activities or tasks tends to be a good thing for someone living with dementia and when you change the person's schedule, it can cause confusion and be disorientating for them. You may be determined to ensure the person is not going to be alone at Christmas and you may have an idea about having the person coming to your home for Christmas dinner. However, approach this idea with caution.
My mum came to stay with me one Christmas and it didn't go well. Despite me putting signs on doors letting her know which room was the toilet, lounge and so on, she couldn't seem to make sense of the signs and got lost around the house. She hated being in a different environment and woke up many times in the night, unable to find the bathroom. I put a nightlight on the landing, thinking it would help her find her way to the toilet, but each time she got up, she turned it off again before she went back to bed, so the next time she awoke the house was in darkness.
On Christmas Eve, she sat on my stairs and sobbed like a little girl. She didn't like being in a strange house. She wanted to go home. She wanted her own TV and her own sofa.
The following year, I went to her house on Christmas Day and took her out for dinner. It went very well. She liked going out to eat and enjoyed being back in the comfort of her own home to watch TV afterwards. I even stayed at a local hotel overnight so that I could visit her again on Boxing Day (she didn't have a spare room at her house).
When planning your Christmas, think about finding the least stressful scenario for all concerned. If you plan to visit the person with dementia with other relatives, keep the number of visitors confined to small groups rather than having big family gatherings, which can be confusing and daunting for a person with dementia.
If you are cooking Christmas dinner for everyone, don't overdo the portion sizes. The person with dementia may not have such a big appetite, so avoid piling loads of food on their plate. Keep portion sizes sufficient but not too huge.
Try to keep the noise down if you have many guests at the table. The person may find it too much.
I would personally recommend keeping the person in their home if you can so that they feel more relaxed and can stick to their usual routine.
However, if you do decide to have your loved one come to stay with you,the person does come to stay with you, they may want to go home earlier than expected. Even if they are meant to be staying overnight, then bear in mind they may change their mind and ask to go home. Make sure someone in the family hasn't had a drink and can drive them home at short notice if they become distressed or insist on going home. Or have a local cab firm's details to hand.
During the festive celebrations, you might want to consider how the extra noise in your house may affect the person. Louder music and more people in one room than usual, as well as lots of different conversations at once may be confusing and tiring for them. If your lounge is very busy, find a quiet room where the person with dementia can sit and read or talk to you. Ask if they would like a rest. Take them out for a walk if they normally like to do some exercise. When it comes to Christmas dinner, don't put too much food on their plate – give them their normal portion size so that they don't end up feeling sick or suffering from stomach problems. Avoid letting them drink too much as this can lead to arguments and naturally increase the risk of falls.
When it comes to dishing out Christmas presents, wrap their presents gently and make them easy to unwrap so that they aren't struggling to open presents in front of relatives. And remember, the most valuable gift you can give a person with dementia at Christmas is your time.
Remember that you need a break from time to time as well. If you feel tired, ask another family member to sit with the person or accompany them on a walk.
The hardest thing for carers to remember too is that it's supposed to be a rest time for everyone. Try to get some rest yourself and make sure you have lots of support and practical help from other family members.


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Local Thanksgiving Activities
Although Santa Barbara's fantastic climate can often trick us into thinking summer is a year round affair, the holiday season has arrived, whether we're ready or not! Fortunately, Santa Barbara is packed with fantastic holiday activities for people of all ages this time of year. Here are a few highlight of some of the area's best events and activities. With Turkey Day fast approaching, the guides at Santa Barbara Adventure compiled a short list of must-do activities for you and your loved ones over the next couple of weekends:
1) Looking for a way to get the kids and in-laws out of the house on Thanksgiving Day? Send them to the Santa Barbara Zoo for their Thanksgiving Day Pumpkin Smash. At 10:00 AM on November 22nd, the SB zookeepers are going to give many of the animals, including the elephants and gorillas, pumpkins to play with, just to see what happens! This is sure to be a hit, and will undoubtedly add a new and fun twist to the already incredible experience that is visiting our beautiful local zoo.
2) After the holiday is over, take a break and let someone else do the driving, thinking, and meal prep for a day by signing up for a Santa Ynez Valley wine country tour! You can rest assured knowing we were recently voted as Finalist for the best 'Santa Barbara Wine Tour Company' by readers of the Santa Barbara Independent, and have a variety of wine tours that fit any taste and personality. For those hoping to enjoy the crisp fall air, exploring the wine country by bicycle is a fantastic opportunity for the whole family, especially those trying to burn off that third serving of stuffing. However, if you are looking to treat yourself to a unique wine tour, check out the Tasty Cupcake and Wine Tour, where participants enjoy great wine, world-class wineries, and the best cupcakes this side of the Mississippi.
3) Holiday shopping at its best – Santa Barbara will host its first-ever European-style Christmas night market! Santa Barbara Night Market is beginning November 23rd, with State Street full of holiday themed décor, live music, carolers, food, beverages and all the best products the Central Coast has to offer. 4-10pm.
4) If you are looking for a restaurant to enjoy Thanksgiving Dinner while visiting Santa Barbara, there are quite a few options. A few of our favorites: The Wine Cask, The Stonehouse and Bella Vista at the Four Season Biltmore. There are several other options but restaurants do tend to book up quickly for the holiday, so make your reservation early.
5) For the adventurous at heart, you may opt for a holiday of excitement with turkey sandwiches and ocean mist in your face. For an amazing day at sea, the Channel Islands National Park is just a few miles off the coast of California. Ferry boats and kayaking tours are available throughout the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. The island offers hiking, bird watching, snorkeling and much more. Call our office to check available tours and island camping options.
6) Head over to the Santa Barbara Botanical Gardens for a lovely fall-time stroll. The garden's 78 acres encompass a variety of displays as well as natural coast live oak and riparian woodlands. Their November events include a morning bird walk, gray water 101, yoga in the garden and more.
7) While you won't be skiing down the slopes of Santa Barbara this holiday season, you can still get in the spirit of winter by attending a film at the Lobero Theater: Face of Winter, the 69th installment from Warren Miller Entertainment presented by Volkswagen, will bring new and veteran athletes alike in this exciting ski and snowboard movie. Tuesday, November 27th, 7:30pm.
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Birnam Wood - Before + After
William H. Crocker, member of the famous railroad and banking family, was involved in a number of business enterprises on the South Coast. One of these enterprises was a large lemon ranch in Montecito, the Crocker-Sperry Ranch, also known as Las Fuentes (The Springs). The packing house was the operational center of the ranch; it now serves as the clubhouse for the Birnam Wood Golf Club.
Sunken Garden Film Series
Coming up on its ninth season, the Free Summer Cinema series at the Santa Barbara County Courthouse Sunken Garden has solidified itself as a wildly popular tradition. This years theme is entitled Animated Nights with showings of critically-acclaimed animated classics.
Screenings are on Wednesday evenings at 7:30 p.m. in UCSB's Campbell Hall and Friday evenings in the Sunken Garden at 8:30 p.m. The series is made possible by a collaboration between Arts & Lectures, the Office of Arts & Culture & Santa Barbara County Parks.
People are encouraged to brings picnics and jackets as it gets chilly at night in Santa Barbara. Guests may set out blankets and chairs anytime after 12:00 p.m on movie nights. Low-back chairs are welcome, as are non-synthetic blankets (to help keep the lawn in good condition!).
Fri., July 6 The 19th Annual Animation Show of Shows (16 animated shorts, 93 min) *May contain adult content. **Introduced by Producer Ron Diamond
Fri., July 13 The Triplets of Belleville (2003, 78 minutes)
Fri., July 20 Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (2005, 85 minutes)
Fri., July 27 Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009, 87 minutes)
Fri., August 10 The Iron Giant (1999, 86 minutes)
Fri., August 17 Persepolis (2007, 96 minutes) *Dubbed: English
Fri., August 24 Loving Vincent (2017, 94 minutes)
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Listing Spotlight :: Birnam Wood Lakefront
511 Las Fuentes Drive :: Montecito California
3 bedrooms | 4.5 bathrooms | 5,084 sqft
Offered at $5,495,000
Set on what may be the most dramatic and premier location within the prestigious Birnam Wood Golf Club, this highly refined home offers spectacular mountain and lake views from its expansive rooms along with the finest examples of superior construction and design. The 3-bedroom plus den home offers high ceilings, handsome moldings, stone fireplaces, warm parquet oak floors and generous marble baths. One of the largest and most inspiring homes in the club.
- Bed: 3
- Baths: 4 full, 1 half
- Interior: 5084 sq ft
- Land: 0.91 acres (approx.)
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# of Half Bathrooms: 1
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Ukraine gas plant starts up
KUB-Gas LLC, a partially owned unit of Calgary-based Serinus Energy Inc., has completed and commissioned a gas processing plant at Makeevskoye, Ukraine.
KUB-Gas LLC, a partially owned unit of Calgary-based Serinus Energy Inc., has completed and commissioned a gas processing plant at Makeevskoye, Ukraine.
Supplementing existing infrastructure, the added capacity raises KUB-Gas's overall processing capacity to 68 MMcfd from 30 MMcfd. KUB-Gas anticipates gross production will ultimately increase by 5 MMcfd or more from existing wells previously constrained by plant limits, with further increases expected from ongoing drilling.
KUB-Gas is partially owned by Serinus (70%) through its 70% shareholding of KUBGas Holdings Ltd..
Construction of the Makeevskoye plant began in September 2013 and was completed in December. Testing and commissioning followed in early 2014 until final operating approvals were received, and gas began flowing into the plant on Mar. 6.
The plant was built at a cost of about $7.8 million.
Serinus's announcement explained that existing facilities in Makeevskoye could not handle increasing production resulting from KUB-Gas's recent exploration and development successes.
By diverting some of the newer wells in Makeevskoye to the plant, Serinus anticipates benefits at both Makeevskoye and Olgovskoye fields (OGJ Online, June 3, 2013).
Serinus closed out 2013 with overall production of 4,986 boe/d, of which 73% came from its Ukrainian assets. The company said its target for this year is to increase overall production by 30-35%.


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Flower Girls: Aisle Trends
Having a flower girl walk down the aisle has been a traditional part of weddings for years, but the traditional job has begun to change. It's become common to see flower girls doing other things than sprinkle petals down the aisle. If you're looking for a way to include a flower girl on your special day, check out some of the most popular flower girl jobs.If you have a toddler as a flower girl, the walk down the aisle alone might be too much for her. Instead bundle her up in a wagon and have a bridesmaid or another flower girl take the honors of pulling her down the aisle. This way, you can still have the little one as a part of your big day without worrying about her running away or having a fit in the aisle. (Photography via: Bridal Musings)Sometimes the duty of petal throwing is a little too much for a little flower girl, but you want her to walk down the aisle. This is where pomanders come in. This new flower trend gives the flower girl something that is easy to carry down the aisle while looking pretty and feeling grown-up like a bridesmaid. (Photography via: Project Wedding)
Another option that I love is to have the flower girl carry a single large flower like an orchid or rose that is in the other bridesmaids' bouquets. This is a great idea for an older flower girl as it helps her to feel like a bridesmaid while still giving her a slightly different look. (Photography via: Pinterest)
Of course, the biggest trend this year is to carry signs instead of flowers. This is a trend that we absolutely love! Check out some "Here comes the bride" signs we love! (Photography via: 100 Layer Cake)
For a whimsical and unique take on a flower girl, have her carry something entirely different from flowers. How adorable is this yarn basket? It's such a unique idea, and everyone will love it! (Photography via: Ruffled)
When it comes to including those special little girls in your ceremony, don't fret! There are so many ways to include them and make them feel special so find a way that fits with your wedding wishes. And if you don't want to try out one of these new aisle styles, stick with the traditional petal throwing. It's a classic for a reason!


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Our client in West London is looking for a Pest Control Officer to join its team.
Environmental specialists in council Planning Enforcement and Environment Team provide a wide range of technical consultancy, environmental regulation and project management services to improve the quality of the natural and built environment in the borough. We cover air quality, environmental permitting, land contamination, noise and vibration, light pollution, radiation and drinking water quality.
We need a Regulatory Services Officer with broad pollution control experience to join the team.
You will be helping to ensure that developments and major regeneration schemes minimise their impacts and provide the best possible environment for future residents. You will have the opportunity to participate in projects to improve local air quality and will help support the council contribution to the London-wide effort to reduce emissions. You will provide specialist advice and support to colleagues across the Council and to members of the public on environmental pollution and its control. You will contribute to the team's work in regulating noise and vibration from construction and engineering works.
You will work closely with the GLA, the Environment Agency and other local authorities, as well as a wide range of partners including development management and transport planners, highways engineers, schools, developers and businesses.
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The RETI Center (The Resilience, Education, Training and Innovation Center) is a non-profit organization acting as a local hub dedicated to partnering with organizations in the education, business, and workforce development sectors to enhance and deepen their engagement in resilience. RETI Center provides services to support and transform existing efforts and creates new programming to help grow and sustain an economic future for New York City and open pathways for youth and underserved communities.
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Tim Gilman-Ševčík Executive Director
Artist, writer and neighborhood activist Tim Gilman-Sevcik has been actively involved in Red Hook's recovery effort since Superstorm Sandy. A professor at NYU's Stern School of Business, he focuses on social impact and communications, while researching and writing about institutional reform.
Gita Nandan
Board Chair
LEED-certified architect and founder of thread collective, an architecture, urban planning and landscape design firm focused on sustainability, Gita Nandan is also a faculty member of Pratt Institute. A leader in the post-Sandy recovery effort in Red Hook and the greater Brooklyn area, Gita helped found RETI Center as well as several other organizations essential to the city's resilience efforts.
Ron Shiffman
Board Member
Founder of Pratt Institute's Center for Community and Environmental Development, the oldest continuously operated university-based community design and development center, Ron Shiffman has a leading voice for social justice in New York City's recovery following Sandy.
Carter Craft
Board Member
Currently Senior Economic Officer at the Consulate General of the Netherlands in New York, Carter is an urban planner with more than twenty years of experience specializing in water, education, transportation and land use in and around New York City.


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Sunset over Fort William
Great day out with family visiting the Jacobite steam train and a much less strenuous walk about. Finishing up with a meal in an Indian restaurant and a half hour on the waterfront with the camera and tripod to get the sunset.
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Courses 2018-2019
Developing whole class reading and reading comprehension strategies
Perfect for: English co-ordinators, class teachers
During the course we will:
-Explore ways of delivering whole class reading, drawing on up to date studies and theory
-Look at ways to develop specific reading skills such as retrieval, sequencing and inference
-Look at a range of pictures and film clips to develop reading skills
-Explore a range of practical activities to enhance reading lessons
-Waffle about books and enjoying sharing some!
Improving sentence structure and writing
Perfect for: English co-ordinators, class teachers
During the course we will
-Explore activities to develop children's understanding of conjunctions
-Develop strategies to improve descriptive language and sentence openers
-Explore how to use books to teach sentence structure
-Use film clips and visual literacy to improve writing
-Learn about how to develop cross-curricular writing
Writing Workshops for Children
Fun, engaging, interactive workshops, aimed at children.
During the day we will look at:
-Using picture books to develop reading skills
-Using films and picture books to inspire writing
-How to write in a specific genre and engage your audience
-Illustration and presentation
By the end of the day, the children will be have a finished written product to share
I am what I am: Homophobic bullying and using children's books to promote tolerance and equality
Perfect for: secondary schools, class teachers, SLT, LSAs, PSHE leaders
This practical course aims to get you thinking about how best to celebrate difference, how to promote equality and diversity, the impact of homophobic bullying and the role of LGBTQ+ characters in children's literature.
Throughout the day we will explore:
The impact of homophobic bullying
My reading journey – books that supported and nurtured me when coming out
Resources to support the teaching of LGBTQ+ issues throughout the curriculum
Planning to use a range of books and films that recognise and celebrate people in the LGBTQ+ community
I am also happy to talk to groups of children about my personal experiences of bullying or run an assembly on the impact of homophobic bullying.
Creating a Writer's Portfolio: Developing Writing Across a Range of Genres
Perfect for: NQTs, PGCE and SCITT students and anyone on a teacher training programme
This course will expose new teachers to a range of different texts and genres. Teachers will be supported in developing and improving their own writing and leave the day with a portfolio of writing, to which they can refer to when modelling writing to their class. Throughout the day we will explore:
-how to use high quality texts to inspire writing
-the planning process and use of guided writing
-how to model writing a high quality text to a class
-how to write a range of fiction and non-fiction texts
-how to teach grammar to enhance meaning
Drama into Writing: Effective Approaches to Developing Writing Through Drama
Perfect for: English co-ordinators, class teachers
This practical and interactive course will give practitioners a range of tools, games and activities in order to use drama to improve writing. Throughout the day we will:
-develop an understanding of the role of drama and oracy in children's writing
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Blended Learning: A Program for College and Career Readiness?
There are many different blended learning models today, but what is at the heart of blended learning? According to the Innosight Institute, blended learning is a formal education program in which a student learns at least in part through online delivery of content and instruction with some element of student control over time, place, path, and/or pace and least in part at a supervised brick-and-mortar location away from home.At first glance, this definition sounds very technical, but at the heart of this definition is a situation in which students are engaged in a realistic learning environment for today's expectations. This becomes more clear when we consider the needs of the 21st-century learner as well as the deficiencies of the 21st-century American workforce. Both unveil the misalignment between our current educational practices and our desired outcomes.Read More


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Learn CSS for the first time or brush up your CSS skills and dive in even deeper. EVERY web developer has to know CSS.
CSS – short for Cascading Style Sheets – is a "programming language" you use to turn your raw HTML pages into real beautiful websites.
This course covers it all – we start at the very basics (What is CSS? How does it work? How do you use it)? and gradually dive in deeper and deeper. And we do this by showing both practical examples as well as the theory behind it.
Getting started with CSS might look easy but there actually is a lot of depth to CSS – hence this course provides different "Tracks" or "Entry points" to exactly meet your demands and reflect you current knowledge level:
- The Basics Track: Start from scratch, learn CSS from the ground up. You start with lecture 1 and simply follow through to the end.
- The Advanced Track: You already know the CSS basics, you know what selectors are and how it works but you want to dive in deeper and learn some advanced features and usages.
- The Expert Track: You got the advanced knowledge, too, but you want to dive into things like Flexbox, CSS Grid, CSS Variables or Sass. This track is for you.
Of course this course offers the theory and practical examples – we'll build an entire real course project throughout the course – but there also are multiple assignments, quizzes and challenges for you to practice individual concepts taught throughout the course.
Talking about the course project – we'll build the frontend (no backend) of a fictional web hosting company. We'll have a starting screen which has different sections, we got a responsive design with an animated side-drawer, we got modals and forms and in general we got a lot of CSS animations, font styles and more!
Here's what's inside the course in detail – this is all also applied to the mentioned course project:
- The basics about selectors, combinators and how you set up styling rules in general
- Properties, values and decalarations
- How specifity and inheritance work and why it's called "Cascading" Style Sheets
- Important theoretical concepts like the "Box Model"
- How the default position of elements can be changed
- Styling backgrounds (e.g. gradients) and images
- Which units and dimensions you typically use in CSS (px, rem, % and more)
- How JavaScript and CSS interact
- Responsive design and what "Mobile First" means
- Styling forms and form inputs
- Working with text, fonts and text styles
- Flexbox! How it works and how to use it
- Using the CSS Grid and how it differs from Flexbox
- Transforming and animating HTML elements with the help of CSS
- Writing future-proof CSS with features like CSS variables or best-practice class names
- Using Sass and what it actually is all about
Getting Started
1 Introduction
2 What is CSS
3 CSS History Present Future
4 Course Outline
5 Choose Your Track
6 Course Prerequisites
7 How To Get The Most Out Of This Course
8 Recommended Tools
9 Where to Find the Source Code
10 Useful Resources Links
Diving Into the Basics of CSS
11 Module Introduction
12 Understanding the Course Project Setup
13 Adding CSS to our Project with Inline Styles
14 Understanding the style Tag Creating a .css File
15 Applying Additional Styles Importing Google Fonts
16 Theory Time – Selectors
17 Understanding the Cascading Style Specifity
18 Understanding Inheritance
19 Adding Combinators
20 Theory Time – Combinators
21 Summarizing Properties Selectors
22 Wrap Up
23 Useful Resources Links
Diving Deeper into CSS
24 Module Introduction
25 Introducing the CSS Box Model
26 Understanding the Box Model
27 Understanding Margin Collapsing and Removing Default Margins
28 Deep Dive on Margin Collapsing
29 Theory Time – Working with Shorthand Properties
30 Applying Shorthands in Practice
31 Diving Into the Height Width Properties
32 Understanding Box Sizing
33 Adding the Header to our Project
34 Understanding the Display Property
35 display none vs visibility hidden
36 HTML Refresher Block-level vs Inline Elements
37 Applying the Display Property Styling our Navigation Bar
38 Understanding an Unexpected inline-block Behaviour
39 Working with text-decoration vertical-align
40 Styling Anchor Tags
41 Adding Pseudo Classes
42 Theory Time – Pseudo Classes Pseudo Elements
43 Grouping Rules
44 Working with font-weight border
45 Adding Styling a CTA-Button
46 Adding a Background Image to our Project
47 Properties Worth to Remember
48 Wrap Up
49 Useful Resources Links
More on Selectors CSS Features
50 Module Introduction
51 Using Multiple CSS Classes Combined Selectors
52 Classes or IDs
53 Not using important
54 Selecting the Opposite with not
55 CSS Browser Support
56 Wrap Up
57 Useful Resources Links
Practicing the Basics
58 Module Introduction
59 Adding Style to our Plans
60 Working on the Recommended Plan
61 Styling the Badge with border-radius
62 Styling our List
63 Working on the Title and the Price of our Packages
64 Improving our Action Button
65 Understanding Outlines
66 Presenting the Core Features to the User
67 Styling the Headline of the Core Features Section
68 Preparing the Content of the Key Feature Area
69 Adding the Footer
70 What we Achieved so Far
71 Adding the Packages Page
72 Your Challenge
73 Styling the Links
74 Styling our Package Boxes
75 Adding float to our Package
76 Fixing the Hover Effect
77 Adding the Final Touches
78 Useful Resources Links
Positioning Elements with CSS
79 Module Introduction
80 Why Positioning will Improve our Website
81 Understanding Positioning – The Theory
82 Working with the fixed Value
83 Creating a Fixed Navigation Bar
84 Using position to Add a Background Image
85 Understanding the Z-Index
86 Adding a Badge to our Package
87 Styling Positioning our Badge with absolute and relative
88 Diving Deeper into Relative Positioning
89 Working with overflow and Relative Positioning
90 Introducing sticky Positioning
91 Understanding the Stacking Context
92 Wrap Up
93 Useful Resources Links
Understanding Background Images Images
94 Optional Advanced Track Introduction
95 Module Introduction
96 Understanding background-size
97 Working with background-position
98 The background Shorthand – Theory
99 Applying background Origin Clip Attachment
100 Using the background Shorthand on our Project
101 Styling Images
102 Adding the Customers Page to our Website
103 Working on the Image Layout
104 Understanding Linear Gradients
105 Applying Radial Gradients
106 Stacking Multiple Backgrounds
107 Understanding Filters
108 Adding Styling SVGs – The Basics
109 Wrap Up
110 Useful Resources Links
Sizes Units
111 Module Introduction
112 Whats Wrong With Our Project Units
113 Where Units Matter
114 An Overview of Available Sizes Units
115 Rules to Remember Fixed Positioning
116 Rules to Remember Absolute Positioning
117 Rules to Remember Relative Static Positioning
118 Fixing the Height 100 Issue
119 Defining the Font Size in the Root Element
120 Using min-widthheight max-widthheight
121 Working with rem em
122 Adding rem to Additional Properties
123 Finishing rem
124 Understanding the Viewport Units vw vh
125 Choosing the Right Unit
126 Using auto to Center Elements
127 Cleaning Up our Code
128 Wrap Up
129 Useful Resources Links
Working with JavaScript CSS
130 Module Introduction
131 Adding a Modal
132 Selecting Manipulating Styles with JavaScript
133 Adding an Event Listener
134 Adding a Side Navigation Bar
135 Opening and Closing the Hamburger Menu
136 Manipulating Element Classes
137 Understanding Property Notations
138 Cleaning Up our Code
139 Wrap Up
140 Useful Resources Links
Making our Website Responsive
141 Module Introduction
142 Why our Project Should Become Responsive
143 Understanding Hardware Pixels vs. Software Pixels
144 Comparing the Viewport Metatag HTML and Media Queries CSS
145 Understanding the viewport Metatag
146 Designing Websites Mobile First
147 Adding our First Media Queries
148 Things to Keep in Mind when Working with Media Queries
149 Finding the Right Breaking Points
150 Creating the Mobile First Design for our Plans
151 Making the Plans Responsive
152 Your Challenge
153 Working with Logical Operators
154 Improving the Customers Page
155 Improving the Packages Page
156 Cleaning Up the Navigation Bar
157 Positioning our Footer Correctly
158 Wrap Up
159 Useful Resources Links
Adding Styling Forms
160 Module Introduction
161 Adding the Unstyled Form
162 Page Initialization
163 Understanding Advanced Attribute Selectors
164 Working on the General Layout
165 Restyling the Form Elements
166 Styling the Checkbox
167 Providing Validation Feedback
168 Styling the Signup Button
169 Fixing a Broken Link
170 Wrap Up
171 Useful Resources Links
Working with Text and Fonts
172 Module Introduction
173 Comparing Generic Families Font Families
174 Understanding the Browser Settings
175 Using the Default Font Families
176 Understanding the font-family Syntax
177 Working with Locally Saved Fonts
178 Working with Google Fonts
179 Understanding Font Faces font-style
180 Importing our Custom Fonts
181 Understanding Font Formats
182 Diving into Font Properties
183 Adding letter-spacing
184 Changing the Line Height
185 Applying text-decoration text-shadow
186 Understanding the font Shorthand
187 Loading Performance font-display
188 Wrap Up
189 Useful Resources Links
Adding Flexbox to our Project
190 Optional Expert Track Introduction
191 Module Introduction
192 How we Could Improve our Project
193 Understanding Flexbox
194 Creating a Flex Container
195 Using flex-direction flex-wrap
196 Understanding the Importance of Main Axis Cross Axis
197 Working with align-items justify-content
198 And What About align-content
199 Improving the Navigation Bar with Flexbox
200 Your Challenge – Working on the Mobile Navigation Bar
201 Improving the Footer
202 Adding Flexbox to the Customers Page
203 Using the order Property for a Flex Item
204 Working with align-self
205 Understanding flex-grow
206 Applying flex-shrink
207 Comparing flex-basis vs width height
208 Wrap Up
209 Useful Resources Links
Using the CSS Grid
210 Module Introduction
211 What is the CSS Grid
212 Getting Started
213 Turning a Container into a Grid
214 Defining Columns Rows
215 Positioning Child Elements in a Grid
216 Using element-sizing repeat minmax
217 Advanced Element Positioning
218 Working with Named Lines
219 Understanding Column Row Shorthands
220 Working with Gaps
221 Adding Named Template Areas
222 Creating Automatically Generated Grid Areas
223 Using the Grid on our Project
224 Working with fit-content
225 Positioning Grid Elements
226 Positioning the Entire Grid Content
227 Positioning Elements Individually
228 Understanding Responsive Grids
229 Applying Autoflow
230 Comparing the Explicit Implicit Grid
231 Understanding auto-fill auto-fit
232 Creating a Dense Grid
233 Styling the Project Form with Grid
234 Comparing Grid Flexbox
235 Next Steps
236 Wrap Up
237 Useful Resources Links
Transforming Elements with CSS Transforms
238 Module Introduction
239 Rotating Elements and setting transform-origin
240 Using Rotate and Translate
241 Working with skew and scale
242 Applying Transformation Shorthands
243 Rotating Elements in 3 Dimensions
244 Understanding the perspective Property
245 Moving Elements along the Z-Axis with translateZ
246 Rotating the Container with transform style
247 Flipping Elements backface-visibility
248 Wrap Up
249 Useful Resources Links
Transitions Animations in CSS
250 Module Introduction
251 Understanding and Applying Transitions
252 CSS transition Property Deep Dive
253 Working with Timing Functions
254 Transitions display
255 Using CSS Animations
256 CSS animation Property Deep Dive
257 Adding Multiple Keyframes
258 Adding Animations to our Customers Page
259 Using JavaScript Animation Event Listeners
260 Wrap Up
261 Useful Resources Links
Writing Future-Proof CSS Code
262 Module Introduction
263 CSS Modules Their Working Groups
264 Using CSS Variables
265 Understanding Using Vendor Prefixes
266 Which Prefixes Should You Use
267 Detecting Browser Support with supports
268 Polyfills
269 Eliminating Cross-Browser Inconsistencies
270 How to Name CSS Classes
271 Vanilla CSS vs Frameworks
272 Wrap Up
273 Useful Resources Links
Introducing Sass Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets
274 Module Introduction
275 What is Sass Scss
276 Installing Sass
277 Things to be Improved with Sass
278 Nesting Selectors
279 Adding Nested Properties
280 Understanding Variables
281 Storing Lists Maps in Variables
282 Built-In Functions
283 Adding Simple Arithmetics
284 Adding Better Import and Partials
285 Improving Media Queries
286 Understanding Inheritance
287 Adding Mixins
288 Using the Ampersand Operator
289 Wrap Up
290 Useful Resources Links
Course Roundup
291 Course Roundup
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Celebrate the start of spring with one of the Mansfield Senior & Wellness Center's biggest performances of the year!
Meal served at 12:00 PM
Entertainment begins at 1:00 PM
Cost: $7.00 for all
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Menu: Shephard's Pie, Garden Salad, Dinner Rolls & a Spring Dessert!
About the performers:
The Airborne Jazz Trio is a high-energy Contemporary Jazz group from New Haven, CT!
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