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Water can't come too soon: Water problems plague rural residents waiting for project
For Lindsey Ostlie, any trip to town will likely include filling jugs with water for drinking. The water provided by the well on her farm contains minerals that make it undrinkable.By: By Keith Norman, The Jamestown Sun, The Jamestown Sun
RURAL WOODWORTH, N.D. —For Lindsey Ostlie, any trip to town will likely include filling jugs with water for drinking. The water provided by the well on her farm contains minerals that make it undrinkable.
Ostlie and many others are waiting for Stutsman Rural Water District's service expansion that could occur yet this summer if funding can be secured. The $14 million project would provide water to the cities of Woodworth and Streeter as well as rural residences totaling about 750 locations.
It's a project that can't come soon enough for some.
"I hate this water," said Donna Geske, resident of Glacier Township in northern Stutsman County, speaking of the well water on her farm. "It's alkali, doesn't taste good at all. Water softener leaves a salty taste. We have people test the water. They never call us back it's so bad."
In the meantime, the Geske home has a water softener that helps eliminate some of the mineral content. However, they haul all water used for drinking and cooking. Geske said the mineral content causes frequent problems including clogging filters and screens and problems with controls and valves in washers and dishwashers failing.
"Rural water would save us money just on repairs," she said.
Ostlie said it's a matter of reliability and quality.
"The distance from the well to the house is at least a mile of pipe," she said. "We don't drink the water. We had it tested for bacteria and it was OK but we didn't have it tested for minerals because we knew we couldn't drink it."
Ostlie's home includes a water system with an inline water filter and a water softener.
"I think it helps," she said. "But it costs more and we still get mineral stains on our clothing."
Ostlie estimates that her costs for filters, electricity for the well and pumps, salt for the softener and drinking water purchased in town exceeds $50 per month.
"Plus there is a lot of extra time put into managing our water," she said. "When we first moved here it was overwhelming."
A 2012 service expansion by Stutsman Rural Water District came within five miles of the Ostlie home. She hopes that the project can proceed in 2013.
"I won't have to think about water anymore," she said. "We won't have to remember to pick up water, salt or filters and we won't have the constant fear of something going wrong."
Geske is also waiting for service from Rural Water although one of her farm sites may not be eligible. Stutsman Rural Water District regulations require distances of two miles or less between users.
"I have mixed feelings about that," she said. "I can't get it here because some of the neighbors don't want it."
Some rural residents have opted not to sign up for rural water because of the costs.
"If someone expresses an interest we ask for a $50 down payment to get on the map," said Geneva Kaiser, manager of Stutsman Rural Water. "When the project is approved there is another $550 payment due."
The monthly costs include a $45 minimum payment that does not include any water use. A charge of $4 per 1,000 gallons is added to the minimum. Kaiser estimates that the average rural water bill is about $71 per month.
Those fees buy quality and reliability, according to Steve Scarbrough, Woodworth mayor.
"We're definitely looking forward to rural water," he said. "Our well is OK and nobody really complains but this will be better quality water and more reliable. We won't have to worry about things."
The current planned service expansion of Stutsman Rural Water District will connect at the Woodworth water plant and provide service to the entire community through its existing municipal water lines.
"It will be more expensive but well worth it," Scarbrough said. "In the end, it will be money saved in the city's pockets. Our water plant is old and getting grants to keep it running is tougher."
For some people seeking rural water, the process has taken years. Many hoped they would be included in the 2012 service expansion and are now waiting for the next phase.
"For a while I called Rural Water once a month," Ostlie said. "I want it to happen. This state has this money now – if they delay the project you never know. It would make our quality of life better. It would bring us into the modern age."
Sun reporter Keith Norman can be reached at 701-952-8452 or by email at email@example.com
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Bringing a fresh approach to sponsorship activation comes naturally for a company founded and driven by innovation. Another pillar of Betfair's marketing philosophy is to 'live and breathe social' – as outlined by Betfair's Head of Online Marketing, Ben Carter (@bensaint). Social is not treated as an add-on to marketing activity, but is put at the heart of campaigns. As a sponsor of Manchester United, with their 21m+ Facebook likes, it makes sense for Betfair to engage the club's fanbase through social channels.
So what did Synergy suggest when given a couple of hours' access to some Manchester United players on an (inevitably) wet January afternoon in Manchester? Stage a live Q&A with United players on Betfair's Facebook page, giving fans the chance to interact with their idols by submitting questions or posting comments during the live broadcast via Facebook and Twitter.
Working alongside Betfair's in-house production team, real-time broadcast experts Livestream, and MUTV, we helped deliver Betfair presents Man Utd live - an exclusive 30 minute programme hosted by TV presenter Rachel Brookes and featuring Michael Carrick, Ashley Young and Nani. Supporters were able to watch the action by simply 'liking' the Betfair Facebook page, and could submit questions or comments by tweeting @BetfairSports with the #MUlive hashtag.
Once again, doing things differently paid off. Over 40,000 people tuned in to watch, close to 1,000 questions were received during the broadcast, and tweets of the #MULive hashtag reached over 3.8 million people (source: Tweetreach). Synergy's PR team managed the external pre-promotion through football blogs and forums, and the post-event syndication of content and quotes to key media targets, resulting in over 100 pieces of online coverage. Quotes featured in three national print newspapers, and branded footage was included in ITV Granada Reports in the build up to the weekend's game against Arsenal.
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MUST LISTEN: Finding Atlantis by MAD HATTER DAY
It's quite astonishing how this recently formed band can rock it out like pro-rockstars. Give it up for these 110 AB-Music Production Students; Paco Santos, Andrew Son, Pat Poblador, Cash Fuerte, Aki Suda & for vocalist, Mewa Cawad who in fact comes all the way from DLSU.
Only released in less than 24 hours ago, this video is already making noise on Facebook News Feeds; it already received 110 likes as of now and 1592 views on Vimeo. Hands down Mad Hatter Day and for Quinatrow Productions for this hardcore music video!
"It's impossible to find something that doesn't exist in the first place."
Adrift at sea, aimless and directionless
We're fighting the current and braving the turbulence
The waves run riot as we seek Atlantis
They're crashing down on us
The tides are rising with the tension
As we aimlessly float in confusion
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So tell me, where do we go from here?
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Here are the pencil toppers for the girls that asked for them.
For the little home, stitch the door and sew the buttons into position first. Then, cut out two houses from the pattern and 1 roof (using a contrasting colour of felt). Machine stitch the roof into place as you sew up the pencil topper. Remember to leave a gap at the bottom to slide the pencil into - then use a clear glue to hold the pencil in position.
For the car you need to sandwich the two pieces of felt together and then stitch the buttons into place - ensuring you stitch through both pieces of felt (front and back of car). Then stitch the car window (just through the top piece of felt) and machine stitch up the rest of the pencil topper. Add a little clear glue to hold the pencil in position.
Right hand click on the template below and save to 'my documents'. Then print out on an A4 piece of paper and cut out.
Yesterday we made gingerbread men and spiders (ice cream and lemonade). Some of the gingerbread men got a little out of hand with big tall tummies while I wasn't watching.
While reading Sarah's blog a little while ago I came across a link for a yummy online shop - Kikki K. Talk about gorgeous things. They are having a New Year's clearance (50% off a lot of things) - I just bought a few things from the sale section to put away for James and Bella.
Also, while I'm sharing links - this has to be my favourite Etsy shop - lots of Japanese fabrics, magazines etc.. Leslie is super lovely too and wraps everything so beautifully. She also stocks these print gocco machines that I'm longing for.
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Yoneda K.Y., R.W. Harper, and S. Louie. Severe chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. Clinical Reviews in Allergy & Immunology. 25:151-163, 2003.
Wood, S., T. Norboo, M. Lilly, K. Yoneda, and M. Eldridge. Cardiopulmonary Function in High Altitude Residents of Ladakh. High Altitude Medicine & Biology. Volume 4, Number 4, pp: 445-454, 2003.
Chan, A. L., K. Y. Yoneda, R. P. Allen, and T. E. Albertson. Advances in the management of endobronchial lung malignancies. Current Opinions in Pulmonary Medicine. 2003 Jul;9(4):301-8, 2003.
Yoneda, K. Y., M. M. J. Chang, K. Chmiel, Y. Chen, and R. Wu. Application of High Density DNA Microarray to Study Smoke- and Hydrogen Peroxide-Induced Injury and Repair in Human Bronchial Epithelial Cells. J Am Soc Nephrol. 2003 Aug;14 Suppl 3:S284-9.
Chang, W.-H., S.P.-M. Reddy, Y.-P. Di, K. Yoneda, R. Harper, and R. Wu. Regulation of Thioredoxin Gene Expression by Vitamin A in Human Airway Epithelial Cells. American Journal of Respiratory Cell and Molecular Biology 26;627-635, 2002.
Talebian, M., K.Y. .Yoneda and R.P. Allen. Treatment of malignant airway obstruction with YAG laser photo resection. Journal of Bronchology 8:207-208. 2001
Chan, A.L., D.K. Shelton, K.Y. Yoneda. Unusual primary lung neoplasms. Current Opinion in Pulmonary Medicine. 7(4):234-241. 2001
Yoneda, K.Y., S. Louie, D.K. Shelton. Mediastinal tumors. Current Opinion in Pulmonary Medicine. 7(4):226-233. 2001
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- Ed Borden talked about Pachube
Yesterday Ed Borden was in Kibu and gave an inspiring lecture on what they are working on these days in Pachube. I previously followed the history of Pachube from the point when it was founded so there was not so many surprising things mentioned for me.
A couple of special cases about how people use pachube was really interesting though.
One example is related to the Fukushima disaster. People started to stream their own measures of radiation via Pachube after it turned out that the information the governments provided was not trustful.
Marian Steinbach also made a visualization about the continuous change of radiations measured in Gremany.
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Chiropractor - North Hills - Pittsburgh, PA
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Chiropractor - North Hills - Pittsburgh, PA
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I limped into Dr Goldberg's office 6 weeks after having total hip replacement. I figured that the pain and the limp went with the new hip. In one treatment, the pain is nearly gone and I am walking so much straighter and without the limp. I have 3 more SOT treatments to go, and I fully expect that I will be walking around by then as if my new hip had been there for years. I am as amazed as I am grateful.
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My original visit to Dr. Goldberg was because I purchased a Groupon for a Massage and a free Chiropractic evaluation. Upon my evaluation Dr. Goldberg did an x-ray which revealed that I had some significant issues going on with my neck and S-I Joint. Not knowing I had all these issues, I dealt with minor pain on and off almost all my life but keeping active and doing Yoga, I was able to keep it "under wraps". It's only been 3 1/2 months that I've been going to Dr. Goldberg and I definitely see and feel a difference. Just recently, in the last couple of weeks, my husband developed some Sciatica problems with his back and has gone to Dr. Goldberg to get relief as well. I have to add that Elaine and Kayla who work in his office do a fantastic job in keeping my appointment times running smoothly and without a wait.
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dr.goldberg is very thorough in getting to the problem and then making it better.
Chiropractic is a natural form of healing that looks to the structure of the body in order to improve the function of the body.
Meaning, structure effects function. So therefore chiropractic isn't just good for pain, but it's good for your overall health, functioning and performance. What makes chiropractic unique is the "chiropractic adjustment." What we do is to remove interference to the nervous system.
You live your life through your nervous system. Meaning, every cell, muscle and organ is controlled by the master system, the nervous system. We correct misalignment along your spine and there are no side-effects. Only side-benefits. Meaning the patient gets well!
If you have pain, pins and needles, numbness or burning, this means you have a "pinched-nerve." Therefore you need a chiropractic adjustment, to take pressure off the pinched nerve. Your nervous system is "hard-wired" to your immune system. So, when you get adjusted, you raise your immune system 200%.
We know that the body heals itself. How? By first removing the interference in the nervous system. Also we do diet, exercise, life-style and nutrition. These play an important part in one's overall health and wellness. Life heals! We believe it is better to have a spine free from interference, verses a spine with interference. We believe that the body has an innate intelligence, which helps regulate the body to maintain health and homeostasis. The default setting of the human body is health and wellness. So if someone is sick or in pain, we find out the underlying root cause of their symptoms and we fix it and correct it. Did you ever hear of the expression: "Oh, he's just a bundle of nerves? Well, it's true because if you took all your nerves and laid them end-to-end, they would go around the globe- 2 and 1/2 times! You have 24 movable vertebrae in your spine, and if one gets out of alignment you can't adjust yourself.
What makes us different is that we take a holistic approach to health. Meaning we treat the whole person. We believe that disease means: dis-ease, or not at ease. We find out why and we correct it through: chiropractic adjustments, physical therapy, diet, life-style, exercise, massage and nutrition. We can actually adjust any joint in your body including: carpal tunnel syndrome, knees, shoulders and TMJ. People don't realize that you don't lose energy because you get old, but you get old because you first lose your energy!


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Located in the main Business District of Casablanca and surrounded by museums and stylish restaurants, you can relax and enjoy the sophistication of the first boutique-hotel of Morocco while on business travel or a weekend retreat. The contemporanean art deco building combines all the comforts and amenities of home with an extensive range of facilities and personalised services.
The Jm Suites Hotel immerses in a modern and aesthetics world. Glossy dark wood, black arabesque on walls and designer lamps decorate the lounge also designed to work and organize your business (wireless wifi, sockets …). The same refined and high tech standing (home cinema, dvd player, wifi …) are in the 22 large rooms of the hotel decorated with taste and subtlety. They combine simplicity and bright colors to recall a shimmering Moroccan culture. A large office is located in each of the room to allow customers, mostly in business travel, to work comfortably.
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Another Republican candidate for Dan Burton's former congressional seat will be visiting Westfield next week.
David McIntosh, the former congressman, will be holding an informal "Meet and Greet" at Westfield Lighting on Wednesday, April 4, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Light refreshments will be served. Westfield Lighting is located at 3440 East State Road 32 in Westfield, Indiana. I encourage you to attend.
You can learn more about David at www.DavidMcIntosh.org. If you're on facebook, you can also check him out at facebook.com/davidmcintoshforcongress.
I am still uncommitted on this race. I have posted information here regarding events in Westfield for those candidates that have directly provided me with such. Any other candidates that give me similar event information will be treated in the same manner.
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South Florida Sun SentinelThe rivalry has simmered for a year. Now the stakes are even higher. After defeating the Indiana Pacers in a bitterly contested six-game series in last season's Eastern Conference semifinals, the Miami Heat now will face the Pacers in the...Tags: Miami Heat, Ray Allen, Tyler Hansbrough, Unemployment, NBA Finals
Heat thoughts turn to Pacers, possible rematch
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Heat's East finals opener on hold until Wednesday
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Too many hasty decisions with NBA awards
Yes, it is time for the yearly one-word rant now that the NBA has bestowed all of its annual individual awards: Why? Actually, more to the point, the issue should be: When? As much as anything, it is the Coach of the Year balloting, or,...Tags: National Hockey League, Manu Ginobili, World Series, Lionel Hollins, Glen Rice
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Gun control a never-forget issue for Pittman
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Development program on hold for Heat
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The one thing Dexter Pittman has never had problems with is making friends. To know the third-year Miami Heat center is to like him. Making inroads in his pro career, or even gains with his skills? That's another issue. That's why when...Tags: Jerome Jordan, Miami Heat, Donald Sloan, Orlando Magic, National Basketball Association
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (WSVN) -- Residents are speaking out about the close encounter with a helicopter that crashed into a neighborhood.
Residents in a West Palm Beach neighborhood are thankful that the helicopter that crash landed on Saturday did not cause more damage than it did.
"I just feel grateful. I feel very, very grateful," said Nedra Obradovich, who lives in the house hit by the helicopter. "It sounded like sort of like an earthquake would sound and my house felt like it was going to be divided. Honestly I was just calm and really just hoping everybody in my neighborhood is safe."
The crash happened at Floral Avenue and 33rd Street in West Palm Beach, Saturday.
The helicopter took off from North County Airport on an aerial tour, and lost power.
"I was sitting on the porch. the sound of the helicopter went from normal to abnormal," said Suzanne Catty, a witness to the crash. "You could just tell. The helicopter was not flying like this, it was flying like that as it was banking around."
According to a witness, the helicopter first hit power lines, then hit a tree, and a home and a car before crash landing in the front yard of a home.
"It was just a loud crash and I have a bunch of dogs and they all went nuts," Reed Stewart.
"They were possibly taking photos, aerial photos when he lost power and in turn crashing into the tree and the home," said West Palm Beach Fire Dept. Chief Joey Montero.
The male pilot and female passenger onboard walked away from the crash unharmed.
"He kept saying to the woman, 'Are you OK?'" said Catty.
"They were just shaken, naturally, and just amazed that they are just walking around," said Stewart.
"What was so fantastic was the people that were in it walked away with cuts and bruises," said a resident of the neighborhood.
Both pilot and passenger were taken to the hospital and later released.
Residents in the area won't soon forget the event. "A once in a lifetime thing obviously, I hope," said Stewart.
"That could have been our house you know that could have been us I could have come home and found a helicopter in my front yard," said a thankful neighbor.
The homeowner of the house hit by the helicopter is the most thankful of all. "My kids still need me, my time is not over yet. I feel like I have been given a second chance," said Obradovich.
About 80 customers in the area lost power due to the crash, but it was restored.
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Who eats better in your house: you or your pet? Chances are it's the one with four legs and tail who is enjoying some in between meals.
An annual survey conducted by the Association for Pet Obesity Prevention has revealed that 88.4 million pets are overweight or obese. The survey found that veterinarians classify 55 percent of cats and 53 percent of dogs as overweight.
Compare those numbers to the data from the CDC on the percent of adults age 20 years and over who are obese in America: 35.9% (2009-2010). That means about 90 million Americans are classified as obese.
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They may have changed their name from The Preachers to The Preatures but, having signed to a major label and with a new EP, Shaking Hands, in record stores, the Sydney band is keener than ever to get out on the road and spread the word.
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''The recording process was pretty quick – we went over to LA and recorded it in about two weeks. We came back to Sydney with every ambition to put it out ourselves but then there was some interest from labels, so we were waiting until things settled.''
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''We're big fans of music from the late '70s and early '80s, especially from Australia. So a lot of those guitar sounds have found their way into the band.''
Bensen adds that The Preatures' live sound is quite different to what you'll hear on their recordings.
''It's a little bit more aggressive, a little bit louder, and there's a lot more sweat,'' Bensen says.
''There's a bit more rock 'n' roll than you might hear on the record.
''In the studio things are rehearsed and if something's not quite right then you are able do it again. In a live environment that's not the case; if something happens you roll with it and make it part of the act.''
And The Preatures are a band that definitely see themselves as an ''act'', bringing a performance element to shows. The more energy they put in, Bensen says, the more energy they get back.
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Sunday, May 5, 2013
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Saturday, February 16, 2013
Flash Giveaway! TWO Black History Units!!
quick! we are half-way through the short month of february...have you covered any black history?? it's not too late!! mrs. amy lemons was nice enough to share her unit in this give away! you could win...
amy lemons' amazing black history pack
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Saturday, February 2, 2013
Beyonce Concert TpT Sale! 28% Off!
if you're like me, you might be shopping during the game and pausing to watch the halftime show...
i'm joining the fun! everything in my store is on sale, yeah!
Thursday, January 24, 2013
Black History Highlights!
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. i'm never here anymore. it makes me sad too. i feel extra irrelevant as a teacher on maternity leave. it is wonderful being at home though- the little lilly bug is nearly 4 months now. i can't even deal.
i am so bummed that i'm not at school to teach this unit. it was so much fun last year. so much fun that i am going to share some snap shots of the babes doing it last year.
i love teaching this unit because it's exciting and celebratory! i know black history can feel like "segregation, SLAVERY, BUS BOYCOTTS BLAHHH!!!" letsbehonest. it's a bit harsh. it's no wonder why primary teachers stop with mlk day! no, not this unit. this unit it fuuuuuun. this unit does this:
a) celebrates famous artists...poets, musicians, and dancers- all with corresponding books and activities!
{dancing with bill "bojangles" robinson}
{marian anderson, opera singer: comparing and contrasting music!}
b) celebrates famous inventors- did you know the inventor of the "super-soaker" was an african american? (me either!) this unit gives your kiddos a chance to be inventors!
here is what you do...
1. explain what an "invention" is and how to make one. make a fancy teaching chart because y'know...that's what we "do".
2. pull out all that
stuff in your cabinets that have been there for 10 years and put it out. watch how excited your kiddos get. it is really funny.
3. have them sketch out their invention.
4. after they sketch and build...they get to
for a patent! these may be approved or denied.
5. if approved, then they are awarded with an "official" patent!
this day is my favorite day in the unit!
c) celebrates famous african american scientists!
i love this day because you also get to pull out all of the cool science materials that your district spent thousands on but you never get to use. you read cool books and profiles on famous black scientists and you let them go-to-town.
and d) on the last day you can create a mini-book that includes all of the awesome black americans that you've studied all week. you can even write a mini-biography on them if you're feelin' researchy.
honestly, i know that in the busy schedules we all have -what with all the testing, report cards, and ongoing assessments, there just isn't time for a lot of "extras." if i'm
being honest, when i taught this unit it got about 30 minutes a day for a week. it was all about being set up and ready to go when the kiddos came in so they could spend time learning. i stuck the unit read alouds in shared reading and interactive read aloud time in order to maximize the time spent in this unit. it doesn't have to be lengthy to be awesome, in my opinion anyway.
thanks for reading this lengthy post- hope it helps you this february!
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oh. and one more thing. march is women's history month. i'm thinking of creating a similar unit only with you know...women.
i'll give one free black history unit to the first three people who leave a comment (with an email address) telling me if you think you think you might be interested in a unit like that!
Tuesday, January 1, 2013
Resolutions: Posted With An Hour of 1/1 to Spare.
I spent far too much time making this cute...but that is usually how I roll. Happy 2013!
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Get Your Students to Discover Dr. King: Inquiry
So. I'm still on maternity leave and it is friggin' awesome.
I mean...who wouldn't love to stare at this little darling all day?
stop it. if you could eat babies...nomnomnom. is that weird? yeah it's weird. sorry.
I've been spending most of my time over at my other piece of
crafting and cooking but I would be remiss if I didn't do my best to share the things we did for our Black History unit last year. Sadly, I won't be able to teach it this year so I'll have to recycle some photos!
So. Black History.
There is something to be said about teaching kiddos about this sort of thing when they've never heard of it before. Part of me feels like I'm putting this heavy burden on them. I mean, I look at my little daughter who doesn't have a clue about anything and think about what it'll be like for her to realize how things were in our country. I wonder how she'll process it all. I wonder if she'll really get it. Looking at a class full of cute little faces is the same. Hard. I don't believe in not teaching it at all though. It's important to know that we should celebrate and not be afraid of differences. I just believe that you really have to teach this with care and thoughtfulness.
I knew that I could easily read a book about Dr. King , make a rainbow craft and call it a day but I thought I'd see what would happen if I laid out some books and photos of Dr. King and let them inquire.
I did this in Kindergarten last year and I was amazed at what they figured out without me saying one. word. After I let them explore, I charted their statements (shown below). Then, I finally read aloud
Happy Birthday, Martin Luther King
After reading, we verified what they had gathered from their inquiry. If it checked out, we put a check mark next to it. We also added things that we learned after reading.
The most interesting conversations came from the page in the book that shows Black kids and White kids in a park and there is a sign that says "WHITES ONLY." I asked the kindergartners what they thought about that and it was really interesting to hear their thoughts. They initially said that they should change the sign to say "WHITES AND BLACKS ONLY" but see...I teach in a pretty diverse school. When this was suggested, one of my little Hispanic kiddos spoke up with a resounding, "what about me?"
They quickly realized that there didn't need to be a sign at all-- and that all people should be allowed to play. Lovely.
Kids are so smart.
The cool part? They learned that on their own. I didn't do a whole lot of teaching.
We then did a poem about Letting Freedom Ring and made "Freedom Bells." It was nice because the materials needed to make the bells are things that nearly every classroom has tucked away in a cabinet.
I'll be stopping by for the next few weeks to share some other items from this unit. I hope you'll join me!
Below is a preview of the unit, which includes the Dr. King activity.
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Happy 2013.
Monday, December 31, 2012
New Blog Design for a NEW YEAR!
just look at it. awww. modern, simple, clean.
i like it.
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happy new year!
oh, and baby in a santa hat. you're welcome.
p.s. i have always designed my own blogs but i know nothing about web design. this was created in powerpoint. do you have to use photoshop to create blog templates? help.
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Meet My Daughter
Yeah...remember when I said I might be able to crank out a unit? Yeah...not happening because of this:
Yeah. This is Lillian Grace, Lilly for short. She's amazing. Thanks for your emails and comments asking about my babe.
Details and birth story can be found
I'll get back to the teacher blogging after I get done ooooing and ahhhhing...which might be awhile.
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Just Stopping By...
...To share a picture that was drawn for me today.
yeah. I know.
{you can giggle, we certainly did}
My daughter is due *THIS* Sunday and I'm still full time in the classroom.
Little funnies like this certainly help the time pass!
I do have a new unit I'm thinking about...it's actually a MATH unit which is totally weird for me but I've been having a lot of "ah-ha" moments this school year. We'll see if I can crank it out before I crank the baby out :)
Happy almost Hump Day!
Saturday, September 1, 2012
The Why Behind What I Teach: Prepping to Leave My Class For Maternity Leave!
Man. Thinking of leaving your classroom full of kiddos is not easy at ALL. Today is September 1. My daughter is scheduled to come in the world on the 30th. If she comes early, I could potentially be only a few weeks away from leaving! I need to get ready to hand my class off to our building sub like, now. I made the mistake of making a list of what I need to do in order to feel like I've left her in a good place before I leave and it stresses me out! The sad part is, I've been semi-preparing to do this since the first week of school but this whole September 1st thing snuck up on me!
disclaimer: {The person taking over my room is very bright and more than able to pick up the pieces and keep it moving without my doing ALL of this. This is more for MY comfort than anything else. I want to leave feeling like I've done everything I can to set my kids up for success!}
*complete running records and leave notes for small group instruction to move the kids along (cueing system strategies)
*take their fast draft assessment writing pieces and finish labeling them along the TCWRP
writing continuum
and grouping them in order to figure out next steps for writing.
*start paper work for existing and new students that I feel will need to start the CORE team remediation process.
*schedule parent teacher conferences (which is always super fun) oh and they fall just a few days before I'm due.
*leave detailed notes and assessments for all students in case the sub has to do the conferences for me (oh my word).
*various school assignments that we are asked to do (drill down and put specific interventions in place for struggling kiddos that we identify, for example)
*and the most important one, sitting down and showing my sub how I plan and decide what to teach in my room. I've spent a lot of time really trying to know WHY I teach what I teach and I'm no where near where I want to be but she told me she wants to keep going with what I'm currently doing, so it seems important for me to share this with her.
I decided to type up a document to leave with my sub that spells out why I teach certain things and what resources I refer to constantly to make it happen. It's at the bottom of this document.
I'm hoping it is helpful to her...it makes me feel better, anyway. SO I'm wondering if I should add anything. Do any of you teach these things for specific reasons? Would you find this helpful? Let me know!
Click for the full document
*not responisble for spelling and grammar errors while entertaining "pregnancy brain."
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
A Teacher's Baby Shower
I'll start by saying that this is not a teaching-related post and I'm sorry for that BUT the shower that was thrown for my little daughter was a teacher's dream!
I just have to do a photo dump and share :)
The theme: Children's Books!
I found inspiration here and there and then me and my planning team went to work.
(Yes. Yes I was a psycho who begged my friends to let me help with my own shower. I'm sure a lot of you control-freak types like me can understand!)
Starting with the invitation...can't handle the cuteness....
The venue... a DARLING book store in a darling part of town called "Broad Ripple"
The room and table decorations...
Chicka Boom, Madeline, and Corduroy...
and the book themed menu...I love the Corduroy Button adorned glasses!
De-Licious Cake Pops!
Then, we have the baby shower stations...
Lilly's Purple Plastic Purse suggested that my Lilly needed some accessories like the character Lilly....Headband making station!!
Side Note: Those flowers were hand
made out of my old shirts!
Julius, Baby of The World...Onesies making station!
photobooth and piggy bank stations...
advice, wishes, and party favors...a bookmark and tea for cozy reading time!
So, it was pretty much the most epic shower ever. I loved it and my friends did such a great job! I did get to plan but I wasn't allowed to set up anything...so I still walked into quite a sight!
Well, I'm off to attempt to enjoy the last few days of summer before we go back to school!
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Classroom labels for FREE! :)
Your comments were so encouraging and sweet concerning my room! I've been back in there a little bit to finish up some things and make copies for the first week (my inner teacher-goddess is performing a triple axel...sorry, too much 50 Shades for me!).
So I had quite a few emails and comments asking if I would be selling the lables that I used on TpT...and honestly- I'm way too lazy for that so I'm posting it for free BUT that means I'm not going to be doing anything fancy or adding anything (again, too lazy). I'm simply uploading the document that I used in my room last week. There are a few blank labels that you could use to hand-write what you might want instead of what I have here. Feel free to grab the freebie and label away.
Hope you enjoy it! Yay for classroom cuteness on a budget!
Click the pic below for the labels!
Saturday, June 23, 2012
How I Decorated my Classroom For Under 25 Bucks!
Ok, first, I should admit that really I spent $50.00 BUT that's only because I couldn't pass up a rug from IKEA that was $30.00. But the rest only cost me around 25 bucks, I promise!
Side Note:
{I spent all week in my freaking hot classroom sweating and struggling to pick things up at 6 months pregnant but I pretty much got it all done! I am teaching summer school during the whole month of July and didn't think I'd be in any position to do a classroom at 8 months so yeah, we had to move now!}
I had some awesome helpers this week...my husband, sister, brother-in-law-to-be, and my BF, Ashley! They came in and hooked my class up in like 3 hours!
I have come to realize that if I have access to butcher paper and a color printer, I can decorate my entire room and barely spend any money.
I have been using the whole idea that you can pick-two-colors-and-stick-with-it-theme as opposed to a theme-theme (like two years ago, I did the whole monster theme from the Trends line and spent about
on borders, name tags, decorations, etc...
never again
) I've also done themes in the past like Hollywood, Monkeys, Ocean, etc...
Now- it's just...colors! I chose blue and green because I already had lots of things in those colors and because well, they're pretty :)
Here is what I bought:
Scrapbook paper: $4.00
Fabric to make curtains and a table cloth- $12.00
Tissue paper for pom poms- $6.00
What I already had on hand and therefore free:
Ribbon in my two colors (blue and green)
Book Baskets in my two colors
Cute file folders in my two colors
Flowers and vases in my colors
Reading Pillows in my two colors
What I needed to create and make or print:
(all in my two colors- and cute!)
*I created all of these items on my computer and printed, laminated, and cut out!
Word Wall Letters
Book Basket Labels
Cubby Labels
Name Tags for desks
Author Study Folders and labels
Pennant garland (using scrapbook paper, ribbon, and a stapler)
Pom Poms
Curtains to hide items that aren't super cute in my guided reading area
Scrunch border for all my bulletin boards
OK ...time for a picture review!
Here are a few 'befores"
Took me ALL WEEK to sort, level, and label! Whew! More on that below.
{note the ugly color behind the whiteboard-I cover it with paper soon!}
And then, three hours later after a very bossy me and very helpful friends...
TADAAAAA! As you can see, I've selected a few colors to carry me through the room. Behind the blue paper was an ugly color that I had to cover. Then, I did the scrunch paper border (free).
More on that below.
Dr. Seuss Bookshelf! Oh and those are the word wall labels I made :)
there's that IKEA rug that made me spend $50.00 instead of 25.00 hehehe
Not quite done with this wall but there is the garland made with scrapbook paper and ribbon. Eyeball some triangles and staple away! Cheap but still cute!
Ready to display student work!
Ahh the scrunch border. It's going around pinterest like it's a new idea which makes me laugh because we've been doing this for years where I'm from! If you've never done it before, it's awesome because it is FREE! Here is how you do it:
Put up your base color on the walls (I chose blue) and cut strips of butcher paper in your secondary color ( I chose brown). See strips of paper on the triangular bookshelf!
Ball it up like a wad of paper headed to the trash!
(How cute is my little sister?)
Un-wad the paper and do what I like to call, scrunch and staple :) You may have to tuck in a few wayward strips of paper but it's very forgiving! Thanks for your help Ash!
Staple, staple, staple. And laugh. :)
Did you notice the pom balls?? My new obsession.
Here is a Quick Pom Ball Tutorial (incase you haven't seen this done before- SO super easy!) Notice the chevron and polka dots? I diiieeeeee! Found at the local party store!
All you need is 8 sheets of tissue paper per pom pom.
1) Fold accordion style. Back and forth all the way.
2) I use a simple rubber band to hold the middle. I find that when I fluff it, it is much more flexible. Also, this would be the time to tie a string around the middle so it can be hung.
3) Round out the edges by cutting a curve.
Then pull one sheet apart at a time until you have a fluffy pom pom!
Also, I made lots of basket labels for baskets. I decided to do buckets organized by author, theme, series, and genre. I got this really cool bookshelf that had twelve slots. I decided that I would showcase my authors in this cool little thing!
It was a great place to display my fav. authors all the way around!
I love the fact that I can include my
author study folders
I sorted my book pile mess after I took care of the authors.
lots of time spent on scholastic.com trying to figure out guided reading levels!
some genre baskets...
and series baskets!
The rest of my library can be found in browsing buckets (on students desks)
aka the books that:
a) I couldn't level because they were too random to find online or
b) I wanted them to have exposure to them or
c) I didn't know what else to do with!
Also, below is my guided reading area where I'll pull small groups. That is the fabric I used to make the curtain (found at Walmart for $2.00 per yard!) and I use the term "curtain" lightly because I made it with a stapler. Sure did. I eyeballed the length, stapled the fabric, and shot it through a tension rod. Did the trick and looks decent from a distance!
Don't you dare even judge me! :)
Also, there is a closer look at the paper garland made with scrapbook paper and ribbon!
So this is the longest post ever but I hope you enjoyed it! I was just so darn proud of myself for spending barely any money that I had to share. :)
Happy Summer!
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I don't really associate uniforms with people, so the fact that Vinny happened to be here when we wore white on white doesn't bother me.
Fair enough.
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I don't really associate uniforms with people, so the fact that Vinny happened to be here when we wore white on white doesn't bother me.
Fair enough.
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"Never got the chance to meet Sean Taylor, but his legacy is embedded in our franchise. Because of that... we play with him every game."
The more I think about it, the more I think we'll be white on white this Sunday.
Time for the throwbacks!
I hardly ever post stuff from BR, but this is pretty good:
Follow the above link for the rest.Unveiled earlier this year, the Washington Redskins will finally wear their 80th anniversary throwback uniforms in Week 9 against the Carolina Panthers.
The uniforms are designed as a modernization of the team's 1937 uniforms, which was the year the Redskins moved from Boston to Washington, D.C.
They will also be worn in accordance with the franchise's "homecoming" celebration, where old players and coaches come back to FedEx Field to be honored.
Nonetheless, as we have seen in recent years, the unveiling of a throwback jersey oftentimes leads to widespread polarization of opinion. For every powder-blue San Diego Chargers look, there is, well, whatever the Pittsburgh Steelers wore last week.
How do these throwbacks grade out? Here is a look at a complete breakdown of the Redskins' 80th anniversary uniforms.
Helmet: 8/10
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I love 'em. So do a lot of other people it seems.
PFT also has an article on this which calls them "one of the best throwback ensembles": http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...cks-on-sunday/
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The press asked a Redskins executive about the salary cap penalty and the executive responded, "Ask John Mara." So the press asked Mara and he said, What they did was in violation of the spirit of the salary cap. "
Oh I see now, even though there was no actual salary cap in 2010 according to the CBA, the "spirit" of the salary cap still existed. Thanks for clearing that up Mara.
Great game and good energy at FedEx that night. My wife had to get John Hall's autograph after the win. I think it was one of the first Thursday night openers.
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Love the "leather" helmets.....I need to get a mini helmet to add to my collection.
I'm excited for these and hope they somehow catch on as our alternative uniforms for a while. I got the RG3 replica throwback and love wearing it every Sunday!
"Washington strolled to the NFC championship, outscoring their two playoff opponents by a combined total of 48 points. Their domination was more than impressive, it was historic. The 1991 Redskins boasted the largest average margin of victory among all Super Bowl champions."
--- America's Game
Uniporm for you...
Here are this week's throwbacks, made to look (somewhat) like the 1937 uniforms with leather helmets:
The helmets are patterned to look like the leather helmets from the era:
(Note: The red shoe at the bottom of this photo is not part of the uniform.
Flying Vince Lombardi x x x x x x x x x x x Ryan Kerrigan... Funky-style
Notice that there are no shoulder or sleeve numbers. I know NFL rules require one or the other, but I guess in this case, you don't have to have them.
Redskins 2013 Opponents:
Home- Dallas, NY Giants, Philadelphia, Detroit, Chicago, San Francisco, Kansas City, San Diego
Away- Dallas, NY Giants, Philadelphia, Green Bay, Minnesota, Atlanta, Denver, Oakland
I have seen a replica of the helmet at the Redskins store. They are awesome. I really wish I was a baller. Those things retail for like 700 bucks.
When the 80th Anniversary uniforms were first unveiled. the two things that jumped out at me, were the pants and of course the helmets. I thought, yeah, the 1937 helmets were leather but they were also gold.
I thought: Why didn't they just use gold? But, if they wanted to emphasize the " old school " look, I think it makes more sense to use the natural brown leather coloring, so you know THIS IS LEATHER.
Then, that shade of gold for the pants?. Why that? Why not use the gold that they actually wore with the 1937 uniforms, that were the inspiration for the " 80th ", ( although there are subtle differences between these and the 1994 throwbacks. With the '94 throwbacks, both logo patches faced forward. The 1937 and and our " 80th " have both patches facing to the right ). After looking at our uniforms from our earliest years ( '32, '33, '34, '35 ), the pants actually make sense, as it looks like a nod to the years when the franchise was in Boston.
1932 1933
1934 1935
In 1936, they went to this:
before coming to Washington the following year.
And if your wondering about the colors of the Braves in 1932, there's this short thread from five years ago:http://www.extremeskins.com/showthre...-quot-!!/page2
Colorwerx list the 1932 Braves as: Blue, gold, and white.
The 1930 Newark Tornadoes as: Navy, orange, and white.
Looking forward to seeing these in person on Sunday, along with a decisive beatdown of the Panthers,
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------------------------------------Robert Griffin III ✔ @RGIII
In a land of freedom we are held hostage by the tyranny of political correctness 4:41 PM - 30 Apr 2013
Burgundy/Gold-yellow pants, Burgundy & white, or white on white? Or the throwbacks? Just your guesses.
Which uniform is it that makes our defense look invisible? I bet they wear that one.
We could wear the Fox robot uniform and it wouldn't help our defense.
Burgundy jerseys with gold pants is my guess.
We will never win with yellow pants. They are emasculating. DHall over compensates, gets abused by average receivers, threatens middle aged men. Game over.
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I would love for this team to go back to the tradition of wearing white shirts and burgundy pants at home and only wearing burgundy shirts and white pants on occassion. They can throw the gold pants in the trash.
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John Hollenbeck: Rainbow Jimmies (2009)
Percussionist and composer John Hollenbeck has led a diverse and multifaceted career since his early studies with legendary trombonist/composer Bob Brookmeyer. As a sideman, Hollenbeck has served alongside Brookmeyer, Satoko Fujii, Fred Hersch, Jim McNeely, Patrick Zimmerli, and others in addition to leading his own group, the unclassifiable Claudia Quintet. On a larger scale, he has written for big band, collaborated with new music composer Meredith Monk, and received numerous commissions from wind and percussion ensembles.
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The Claudia Quintet makes an appearance on "Sinanari," a fusion of Turkish melodies and Zeppelin-esque stomp from the leader that knits rock intensity to infectious minimalism. The title track closes out the album by adding guitarist Mark Stewart to the quintet. Navigating a series of complex meters and unusual time signatures, Stewart delivers a prismatic array of asymmetrical contours over the quintet's increasingly dramatic prog-rock finale.
Rainbow Jimmies is a welcome addition to Hollenbeck's discography, appending an already impressive resume as a creative percussionist and adept bandleader with composer of note.
Track Listing: Gray Cottage Study #1 "Lost In Fog"; Gray Cottage Study #2 "Getting Chilly"; Gray Cottage Study #3 "My Dear"; Gray Cottage Study #4 "Healing And Gratitude"; Gray Cottage Study #5 "Dustish"; Gray Cottage Study #6 "Jazz Hands"; Gray Cottage Study #7 "Tax Penalty Payment Approaching"; Sininari (Acoustic Remix); Ziggurat (Exterior); Ziggurat (Interior); Rainbow Jimmies.
Personnel: John Hollenbeck: drums (1-7), vibraphone (7); Todd Reynolds: violin (1-7); Matt Moran: vibraphone (1-7); Mark Stewart: guitar (11); The Claudia Quintet (8, 11); The Youngstown Percussion Collective and Saxophone Quartet (9); Ethos Percussion Group (10).
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Our Universe can be described by an Algebraic Quantum Field Theory (AQFT) that is the Completion of the Union of all Tensor Products of a Building Block. This Fundamental Building Block can be embedded in the Real Clifford Algebra Cl(8,8). By the 8-Periodicity Property of Real Clifford Algebras, all Tensor Products of it are themselves Real Clifford Algebras, and the Completion of the Union of all Tensor Products is well-behaved and constitutes a generalized hyperfinite II1 von Neumann factor AQFT. The purpose of this paper is to describe the structure of this Fundamental Building Block and its physical interpretation. The Fundamental Building Block is the Maximal Contraction of the E8 Lie Algebra that lives inside Cl(8,8). Since it leads to an AQFT, it is called the E8 Quantum Contraction (E8QC).
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Edgar's Pub
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There's plenty of good food, drink and merriment to be had at Edgar's Pub in Manasquan.
St. Stephen's Green Publick House
Category: Bars & Clubs/Irish
This cheerful, friendly new-style Irish pub has an easy flow of dining and bar spaces dressed with dark woods and soft accenting hues. A relaxed,...
The Porch
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The Porch rules because you can go there and drink beers with a buddy and partake in two-for-one burger night on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Harrigan's Pub
Category: Bars & Clubs/Irish
If you want the relaxed Jersey Shore vibe wrapped up in an Irish pub, look no further than Harrigan's Pub in Sea Girt.
507 Main at Shark River
Category: Bars & Clubs/Neighborhood
Shore bar and restaurant has lots to offer
Jack's Tavern
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This popular tavern in Belmar is like that fictional TV bar in Boston -- it's a place where everyone knows your name. It offers a few outside patio...
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The Boathouse is the perfect place for those seeking company but not a crowd. With a spacious dining area, two bars and an inviting outdoor patio...
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Wines Pub and Grill located in Spring Lake Heights serves up traditional bar fare for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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• quietly situated close to the town centre • 1 minute walk to the nearest ski lift
for 2 people on half board sharing a room with twin beds, private shower and WC. A third bed suitable for children (under 12) are also available on request. All bedrooms have a balcony, satellite TV, safe and hairdryer.
· buffet breakfast · 3 course evening meal with table service
Price includes 7 nights' accom (unless otherwise stated), plus flights from Gatwick. Livigno ski pass is not included. ski holidays are "Per person per week" based on max occupancy (2 people on this skiing holiday).
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