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Head of School's Message
Dear Parents STUDENT LED CONFERENCES Bookings for these close on Monday. We are looking forward to seeing you all here to share in your child's learning. You can read more about student led conferences in Chris' article. LAST DAY OF SCHOOL On the last day of school, would parents please wait until the end of the school day at 12.00 to pick up their child. If some families are seen to leave and other parents and students are around to watch, emotions rise (especially in cases where people are leaving TIS for good) The lack of consistency causes stress and is difficult to manage. Many thanks! PYP ASSEMBLY TODAY Today at the last PYP Assembly for this school year, it was evident that the end of the school year is imminent. We acknowledged the successes of the TIS Futsal Team, our Netball Team and the Writing Awards for the Japanese Sakura Medal Books. A very big thank you must go to our teachers who have been coaches and teachers in order to give our students these extra experiences. Grade 2 were leading the assembly where they shared their learning through their units of inquiry. A key factor is how they have learned to transfer their knowledge into the context of TIS and how they have taken action – two key tenets of the IB programmes. Some Grade 5 students also demonstrated how they have taken action after their Exhibition, by adopting lots of tropical fish from the fish shelter, where prior to that, these exotic species have been vying for food and existence in our nearby rivers with the native fish. You can read more about this action in Greg's article. For the past five years, Japanese native class students (about 40 students), not only read Japanese Sakura Medal Books, but they write about what they have read and participate in a review contest. This is organised by the International School Teachers Association in Japan and this year there were over 100 entries from 13 international schools. Every year one or more of our students wins one of the main awards and this year Dohyun Kim G5, won the Bronze award. Each school is only allowed to submit eight entries. Our participants were: G1 Aurora Nakai; G2 Oura Inouchi and Hina Manabe; G3 Maho Noguchi and Eve Kagami; G4 Maho Minagawa. G5 Relli Kondo and Dohyun Kim . TIS has had a very successful year across the whole spectrum of activities and learning. We can be very proud of our students and their achievements within the international school arena in Japan. UPCOMING EVENTS 14 June: Student Led Conferences 17 June: Deadline – All MS Student laptops and chargers to be returned 17 June 9:30am: G8 Graduation & MYP End of Year Party 20 June 8:30am: G5 Completion Assembly 21 June: All class parties – low key – afternoon or period 6 22 June: Last Day of the Academic School Year 8:30am Whole School Farewell Assembly End of year Report Cards – sent home for Primary; Middle School Reports will be published on Manabi Mon by 2:00pm Dismissal at noon Kind regards Lorraine Izzard Head of...read more
Primary School Principal's Message
Student Led Conferences What is a student led conference? This is a time where the students use their paper and/or digital portfolios, they take the lead and inform their parents about their learning over the school year. They will be using many of the characteristics of the IB Learner profile: being knowledgeable risk-takers who are open-minded, thinking and reflecting about their work and most obviously being able to communicate this to their audience. What are Portfolios? Over the year, the students have been collecting work from their various subject areas to include in their digital or paper portfolio. You should see completed work that may be the best a student achieved at the time, as well as work showing progress and individual student reflections and comments about their achievements. How are the contents of the Portfolio decided? In most cases teachers have included broad outlines of what needs to be included under specific subject headings such as Language, Mathematics, transdisciplinary units of Inquiry work, or technology etc. Over the course of the year students have been putting work that represents a wide range of disciplines into their portfolio. As the student-led conference draws closer, the students have had the opportunity to review their selections and remove, change or add work that is meaningful to them and that they wish to share. Rena's portfolio What happens during a student led conference? Every parent and their child has been allocated a time slot. The students will use their Portfolios to speak about some of the things that are contained in it. In the PYP, at the end of the session, the Portfolio will be taken home and your child will be able to share with you anything missed on the day, as time will be limited and it's unlikely your child will have been able to share everything in their portfolio. What is the role of the parents? As the main purpose of the day is to let the child inform you about their own learning, the role of the parents is mainly to listen, support and encourage their child by asking questions for further clarification and making positive comments to your child. Rena practicing for her conference Audrey is ready for her conference! What sorts of questions should parents ask? It may be that your child's teacher has provided specific questions to ask for his/her grade. Other general questions you could ask are: What do you like about this piece of work? Why did you select this piece to share with us? What did you learn? How did you learn? What did you find challenging when you were learning? How have you been a risk-taker, inquirer (or another of the learner profile words) this year? What is the role of the teacher? Each session will have several groups discussing their learning. The teacher will be on hand to help facilitate the session rotations. However, as it is the students' day, please do not engage the teacher in a situation similar to a parent/teacher conference. When are the student led conferences? For the K1 & K2 students, the conferences will be 8:30 am – 9:30 a.m. Tuesday June 14th. For Grade 1 – Grade 8 students the conferences will be 3.30 pm – 5.30 pm on Tuesday June 14th. This is a normal school day for students. How are they scheduled? Grade 1-8 sessions will be from 3:30p.m.- 5:30p.m. There will be four, half hour time slots with five conferences occurring at once. 3:30-4:00 4:00-4:30 4:30-5:00 5:00-5:30? These slots are booked through...read more
MYP Coordinator's Message
Summer Learning Keeping up with learning during the long summer holiday is important in order to avoid the dreaded "summer slide". This was the topic of the last parent workshop offered at TIS this academic year. According to research, in the area of reading, it is estimated that there will be [up to] a three month achievement gap between students who read and students who do not read during holidays (Mraz and Rasinski, 2007). In the area of mathematical computation, an average of 2.6 months is lost if children do not continue to practice and use math during the long holidays (Cooper, 1996). Play and social interaction with other children is also learning and helps develop children's social and emotional development. However, finding a balance between play and keeping up with reading and math can be a challenge for many families. To get ideas on how you can support your child's learning during the upcoming summer holiday, please access the presentation slides shown at the workshop which can be found under the Resource tab on Manabi Mon. A note regarding Mathletics and Khan Academy: The current Grade 1 students can access Mathletics during the summer holiday. The current Grade 2-8 students are encouraged to use Khan Academy as this is what these grade levels will be using from next school year. Some students have already created accounts, but for those who have not, please set one up using the tokyois email account. Thank you to the parents who attended the workshop and for the feedback you provided after the session! Grade 7 Writing Share The grade 7 students have completed their last unit in Language & Literature English on argument writing, and yesterday it culminated with a sharing session of their work. The students shared their views on an issue they had chosen to write about, as well as the specific writing skill they felt they had developed the most in this unit of learning. Developing the skill of writing powerful counterclaims in argumentative texts was something several of the students mentioned as an area they had especially developed in. The students did really well sharing their knowledge about the issues, and they were articulate and passionate about their topics. Thank you to Tonya and Evan for the excellent work they do with the students! Volleyball On Wednesday during lunch time the girls volleyball team played against a group of teachers in a final match of the year. Although the teacher team won in the end, the girls started off very strong and were leading the match with 5 points. It was great to see how much the team's skills have developed since the beginning of the year, and it will be great to follow their growth as volleyball players next year. Thank you to Brandon for coaching the volleyball team and to the teachers for playing against them. Best wishes for a great weekend, Kristine Adelsboell Middle School & MYP...read more
Learning in the PYP
Looking for Learning What's been happening in the PYP at TIS this week When we think about the concept of homelessness we tend to think of humans as not having homes. But have you ever thought about fish being homeless? The Abandoned Creatures and Endangered Animals exhibition groups found out that some alien fish species here in Tokyo are homeless as they have been abandoned or dumped by their owners into an environment that is foreign to them. As part of their action during their exhibition the groups wanted to set up a home for some of these fish. Their plans finally came to fruition on Wednesday. Mr Yamasaki (the fish post owner) who the groups have been working with, came to school and donated a small number of fish. With his help, the students set up the fish tank and welcomed the fish into their new environment in the lobby. The groups have also set up their schedule to feed and care for them for the last few weeks of school as well as over the holidays. They are currently training the grade 5 students who have volunteered to help. Even though they will be in grade 6 in the next school year they will still continue to care and feed them. This is a great example of sustainable action. When you are in the lobby area next time, please check out the fish and see how well they have settled into their new home. You may even want to find out what type of fish they are and where they come from. Greg Parker PYP...read more
Learning in the MYP
Grade 7 & 8 Japanese Magazine In unit 4, Grade 7 & 8 students learned different types of magazine articles to learn the structure, style and language use. Students applied those knowledge to produce their own magazine. This is one of magazines they created. Grade 7 & 8 Japanese Magazine Best regards, Melina Weintraub Middle School Japanese...read more
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TIS Cambodia Hein Suo, is an elderly lady living in a rural village called Ping Pong in Cambodia. We wanted to ask her some questions as we were told that she was a mother during the Khmer Rouge and had first hand experience. When choosing the questions, we had to keep in mind that this was a very tragic time for Cambodians and we didn't want to choose any questions that would offend her or her family. We wanted to get an overall idea of her story. Here is Hein Suo's story: Scared. Terrified. That's how I felt. The days under the rule of the Khmer Rouge were long and arduous. Day by day, under the burning sun, frightened for the life of my six children. I worked in the rice fields all day and night, with barely anytime to rest, far away from where my children lay. Not only did I have to collect the rice in the fields, but I also had to cook the rice for the superior. As I wasn't given any food to eat, it was hard for me to be able to feed myself. In fact, most of my meals were leaves, roots and wild fruits. Anything I could find to eat that didn't belong to the Khmer Rouge. Every day as I walked around, I could see the dead bodies scattered on the ground. I noticed new bodies each day as I walked around, and thought of all the innocent people who were killed. My only desire was to go far, far away from this horrible place, and find my loved family. With the massive amount of soldiers guarding the areas and dangerous landmines planted in the ground, my wish was impossible to become true. My mind was always filled with thoughts, hopes and memories of my children. Finally the day came in 1979, where the Khmer Rouge were defeated and the innocent people were set free. I immediately returned to my home, where I found my relative but none of my children returned. All six of my children had been killed by Pol Pot's army. The only thing that I am sure of is that my children were brave and strong throughout this terrible time. They have lost their lives but I am sure have helped change Cambodia. Despite the terrible loss of my six children, I know that I have to keep going on. Hein Sou was interviewed by Angelina Barbini and Zac Cherry (Grade...read more


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A big Rather Be Reading welcome to romance writer, Vicki Lewis Thompson, who shares a unique moment that kicked off to her 2015 for the Naughty & Nice blog tour.
When you live in the desert, the only snow you expect to see during the Christmas holidays comes from a spray can. It snows in Tucson every few years, but having it land when Christmas lights are wound around the cactus in the front yard takes a small miracle. That miracle happened on the eve of 2015.
For my family, New Year's Eve means staying home, building a fire even if it's not that cold, eating all kinds of finger food and playing board games. Sorry is a big favorite because we'd rather not think too hard. So at about 10:30p.m., with a hot game of Sorry in progress, we noticed the rain looked funny. It wasn't so much falling as floating. Desert dwellers need time to adjust to the reality of snow.
Because we didn't want to get our hopes up, we figured on a light dusting that would melt the minute it reached the ground. But the temperature dropped and soon the patio tables were covered. The lights draped on the cactus in the front of the house were reflected in the fallen snow and turned the yard into a magical world. I realize those of you living in the snowbelt don't consider the white stuff particularly magical, so go ahead and roll your eyes. Out here we still think it's pretty.
It continued off and on until we went to bed sometime after midnight. We expected it to be gone by morning because that's what snow does in the desert. It melts. But no! My favorite walking path was not exactly snow-packed, but enough had accumulated to justify boots. Boots! Although our mountains become snow-covered at least once every winter, we hardly ever see snow-covered prickly pear cactus on the valley floor. When a prickly pear gets snowed on it always looks startled, maybe even slightly offended.
Snow on the first day of the year seemed like a sign that 2015 would be fun and unusual, and so it has been! It's no coincidence that Cowboy Under the Mistletoe, my November Harlequin Blaze novel, includes a blizzard. How do you feel about snow? Love, hate or somewhere in between?
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This is my final Bible study in the Methodist Church's A Word in Time series for this week. You can join in the online discussion here.
Acts 2:42-47
42They devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching and fellowship, to the breaking of bread and the prayers.
43 Awe came upon everyone, because many wonders and signs were being done by the apostles. 44All who believed were together and had all things in common; 45they would sell their possessions and goods and distribute the proceeds to all, as any had need. 46Day by day, as they spent much time together in the temple, they broke bread at home and ate their food with glad and generous hearts, 47praising God and having the goodwill of all the people. And day by day the Lord added to their number those who were being saved.
"They devoted themselves … praising God and having the goodwill of all the people…" (vv. 42, 47)
At the end of the Day of Pentecost, Peter found himself the leader of a new community of more than 3,000 people who were learning together how to follow this risen Jesus (Acts 2:41).
Groups could decide to align themselves around a set of rules, say the Ten Commandments (Exodus 20:1-17), or find a new Covenant built on a gracious agreement to build relationships (Jeremiah 31:31-34). Here the people of Christ develop a set of 'holy habits'* designed to strengthen the community.
So, as they meet every day, they work at:
- biblical teaching
- fellowship
- breaking of bread
- prayer
- sharing resources
- service
- eating together
- gladness and generosity
- worship
- making more disciples
As they devote themselves to each other and the flourishing of these habits, the community around them spots that there is something positive about this new group. They care for each other, their generosity spills out and becomes infectious.
A group that was by now numbering in the thousands was becoming more significant, but rather than cause alarm, we read that they had the "goodwill of all the people" because of their habitual practice of behaving like Jesus.
Luke tells us that "day by day the Lord added to their number those who were being saved" (v. 47). It was not just that people were keeping an eye on what the developing group was up to, but that new converts were joining in.
Faith in Christ is attractive when allied to a convincing change of life.
* Holy Habits, a book by Methodist minister Andrew Roberts, is being used by churches and circuits throughout the Connexion. It explores the ten habits as a model for discipleship.
To Ponder
- "Evangelism through being like Christ can be more effective than 'speaking at' people." How far do you agree with this statement? Why?
- How would you develop these holy habits in the life of your church? Which is the most difficult habit for you?


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Remember how Apple compared IBM to Big Brother in their famed "1984" Macintosh advert? Google says Apple is Big Brother now. How times change…
Speaking in front of developers at their annual conference in San Francisco earlier this week, Vic Gundotra, Google's vice president of engineering, compared the Californian consumer electronic powerhouse to Big Brother, throwing a few more Apple references in during the presentation.
Explaining why Google decided to enter the mobile phone market in the first place, Gundotra put up a big slide, included here, showing a young man shot from behind with the headline "Not the Future We Want" and "1984" beneath it. The image scored an applause from the audience while Gundotra said the following:
If Google did not act, we faced a Draconian future where one man, one company, one device, one carrier would be our only choice. That's a future we don't want. If you believe in openness, if you believe in choice, if you believe in innovation from everyone, then welcome to Android.
It doesn't get any clearer than that. Besides the Android 2.2 update code-named Froyo, Google officially announced Google TV at the conference. Google's move into the living room is seen by some as another stepping on Apple's toes moment, despite the fact that the Californian firm's hobby business dubbed Apple TV failed to gain any notable market traction.
Apple's original Macintosh introductory advert dubbed "1984," directed by Ridely Scott and filmed for a $1 million budget, aired just once on January 22, 1984 during the third quarter of Super Bowl XVIII. The 60-second commercial compared the then underdog Apple to the omnipresent IBM by drawing parallels from George Orwell's novel "1984" which depicted a totalitarian society controlled by a single entity named Big Brother. That advert won many awards and left a long-lasting social impact, remaining to date one of the most-viewed commercials of all time.
Google's vice president of engineering Vic Gundotra hints at Apple's "1984" advert at the Google I/O conference in San Francisco's Moscone West, alluding that Apple has become Big Brother.
Another Apple reference came when Gundotra boasted up to three times performance boost in Android 2.2's Javascript performance, thanks to the addition of Chrome's V8 engine. The executive compared Froyo's Javascript performance to that of an iPad:
The best way to show you how much of an advance we've made is to do a demo. We're going to do this demo with Froyo, Eclair, and an iPad.


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She said she was encouraged to apply, and that she was honest and open about her sexual orientation throughout the hiring process.
And it doesn't matter if a local parish knowingly hires someone who intends to violate the terms of conduct, because the parish is under the diocese, and they are the ones who set policy. When the bishop hears that some church is "going mustang", he's the one who cracks down, so even if she "had an understanding", unless that was with the bishop, which it clearly was not, she has no grounds to complain.
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One issue I see is that "political activism" can be very subjective. A sermon against abortion, for example, would be very much a religious sermon to the people there . . .
I agree with everything you said, except: religion should have no political power over personal choice.
Would Planned Parenthood have need to politically fight against religious belief if that belief didn't infringe in the first place.
The American Atheist focus is separation of church and state. Not anti theism.
Doesn't matter why they do what they do nor what their focus is, they are politically active non-profits, one of which uses taxpayer dollars to lobby for more taxpayer dollars. Why should one non-profit lose it's tax exempt status and another does not for doing the same thing--political activism?
Because religion is a belief.
Planned Parenthood is not trying to restrict personal choices via a forced ideology.
And didn't someone post that it is stated that in the tax deduction requirements churches can't be political, or something like that.
Sorry, I'm on Xbox kid duty. Only a quickie post to keep my brain fom being eaten by Pacman
But they are still a politically active non-profit and still use taxpayer dollars to do it to boot. Is it that non-profits being politically active when they shouldn't that bother you or just Christians?
Planned Parenthood is politically active for what reason?
Why should there even be opposition to Planned Parenthood?
How is it anyone's business except those seeking help and info.
You are seriously comparing them to forcing a faith belief ideology?
Planned parenthood was started by Margaret Sanger for purposes of eugenics--to keep the populations of undesirables down.
It is everybody's business if they are using tax dollars, yes? I wouldn't really care what they did if they were not using my money it would be none of my business.
The point is, not that they have faith or not--that is irrelevant--the point is that they are politically active and a non-profit. If we are going to remove tax exemption from one sort of non-profit due to political activity, we should remove it from all non-profits who engage in political activity. Or is it really the faith based non-profits you want to restrict? Singling out non-profits only because of religion and leaving others alone would be unjust and unconstitutional.
Do you think I don't know the history of Planned Parenthood? It's history really has nothing to do with today.
I consider all areas of reproduction an every citizen issue. There is a real vital society need for what Planned Parenthood does.
I really don't see your argument of religion vs Planned Parenthood. If anything it is political religion that forces Planned Parenthood to be political.
So, yes I support Planned Parenthood as non-profit tax exemption because what they do is vital to all of society.
Religion is a faith based ideology. It has no business trying to run this government or politically interfere with reproduction.
I do follow American Atheist. I know they use law and the court system to fight for absolute separation of church and state.
So what you are saying is that you don't mind if a non-profit is tax exempt and political as long as they are not religious. Don't you see that as failing an equal protection under the law test? That we should enforce the laws unequally as long as we like what the group is doing? I would hope you can see what a dangerous precedent that gives us.


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An early council mentioned only in Pāli sources and regarded by the Theravāda school as the 'Third Council'. The council took place around 250 bce during the reign of Aśoka, and according to traditional accounts in the Mahāvaṃsa and Dīpavaṃsa the king played a leading role. The events centred on a monastery (vihāra) in Pāṭaliputra where certain residents refused to celebrate the poṣadha (Pāli, uposatha) ceremony with colleagues they regarded as lax and unorthodox. Aśoka dispatched an emissary to resolve the matter but he, misunderstanding his orders, had a number of monks executed. Aśoka then intervened and convened a council of 1000 monks under the presidency of a senior and learned monk named Moggaliputta Tissa. The orthodox teaching of the Buddha was identified as Vibhajjavāda.and one by one the monks were questioned by Aśoka and expelled if their views were non-Buddhist (e.g. if they held the doctrine of eternalism). The king then departed and the monks held their council (saṇgīti), or communal recitation of the texts. The king was thus not concerned with divergent views among the genuine Buddhist monks. Many of the unorthodox views are recorded in the Kathāvatthu. Aśoka's Edicts contain allusions to dissent in the Saṃgha.which may support the historicity of the traditional account.
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A 21-year-old design student with a heart for veterans just designed an artificial limb that could help wounded warriors conquer their mountains.
Literally and metaphorically.
"Before I started this project I would go online and watch a lot of news about wounded soldiers coming back from Iraq and Afghanistan and they suffered not only from mental trauma but had a lot of physical challenges, so I knew I wanted to design something for them,"Kai Xiang Lin told TheBlaze.
The industrial design student at the Pratt Institute said he was inspired to help give wounded warriors regain their lost mobility.
"During my research I noticed that thousands of wounded soldiers were coming back with missing limbs, either arms, hands or legs … a lot of soldiers were from a very physical active background and suddenly losing that mobility is a quite a change in their lifestyle," Lin said. "I wanted to design something that would not only help them perform daily tasks such as walking or running but help them fully enjoy their lives."
The specially designed prosthetic will help amputees regain the ability to rock climb and scale steep mountain faces by providing a base to the limb that resembles the anatomy of furry, hoofed creatures.
"During my research I came across a video of mountain goats climbing a near vertical dam and was amazed by their talented skills," Lin says in his presentation. He integrated features of the goats' hooves into the final prototype.
Lin envisioned a fix to give athletic amputees a way to get their activity level back up.
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Would I have to start planning outfits around the tattoo like I plan for weather?
If I have to have the "yes you can be a feminist and care about clothes" conversation ONE MORE TIME I'm going to, I don't know, probably passive-aggressively whine about it here or something. I love fashion – it's my job for crying out loud - and I am also a feminist who happens to love reading. A lot. When the three come together in perfect harmony as they do in some of the titles below, I'm in heaven.
From novels to glossy coffee table books, poetry anthologies to biographies, fashion writing is a rich, diverse world to immerse yourself in. Just as writing about food or music is a tricky one to pull off – anything that appeals to one of the senses so intensely is incredibly difficult to pin down in words – the best fashion writing is something to be savoured and treasured because it's rare.
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From now on, to save me having to make the same old points about fashion being about self expression and creativity and empowerment and therefore totally in line with feminism's basic principles AGAIN, I will simply thrust Linda Grant's The Thoughtful Dresser in any naysayer's face and walk away, dramatically flicking my cloak over my shoulder (what? Obviously I'd be wearing a cloak.) She makes those points more powerfully, movingly and articulately than I ever could. This is possibly my favourite piece of fashion writing EVER.
Luella's Guide To English Style is one of my most treasured possessions – Luella Bartley read from it at the first ever Pamflet salon and it's a sublime celebration of the eccentricity of the quintessential English girl's style – from Agatha Christie to Siouxie Sioux. If you want to give someone who loves fashion, pop culture and feminism a real treat, give them this book.
There are so many to choose from but Detmar Blow's biography of his late wife Isabella Blow, Blow by Blow is one of the most fascinating. It's completely subjective, gossipy and indiscreet and that's why it's fantastic – I love the little anecdotes, like the one that tells how wonderful Peter who manned the front desk at Vogue House for nearly 30 years (and recently retired) chucked Lee McQueen out of the lobby for being rude.
I've just realised I can't find my fashion poetry anthology which is slightly disconcerting (I've also misplaced one of the greatest fashion novels, Flowers For Mrs Harris by Paul Gallico – it's either lost in the colour-coded bookshelves or I lent it to someone. Worrying) Anyway, here are some more marvels of the genre:
The Virago Book of The Joy of Shopping is an amazing collection of literary snippets from Jane Austen to Joan Didion, all about buying stuff. It's a delicious read – perfect for dipping into on a rainy Saturday afternoon with coffee and cake.
Then there's the venerable Colin McDowell's Literary Companion To Fashion which has an astonishing breadth and depth, featuring extracts from Juvenal to Mark Twain and Angela Carter. There are poems, essays and quotations mingled with chunks of classic novels. It's a real education.
And a more modern, fun-to-read-on-the-bus option is Cut On The Bias; stories about women and the clothes they wear, edited by Stephanie Tillotson. Fantastic short stories that give us a tantalising glimpse into women's lives – and wardrobes.
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Diana Vreeland's The Eye Has To Travel is a visual feast – the most beautiful, exciting, imaginative and provocative fashion imagery from this titan of the industry, accompanied by text explaining the woman behind the images.
The Sartorialist is a collection of the best of Scott Schuman's street style photographs. The street style/blogger debate kicked off in a big way recently thanks to an article by Suzy Menkes' called 'The Circus of Fashion' in which she decries the 'peacocks' who strut about in front of fashion shows with the sole aim of getting their picture taken by the increasingly huge numbers of street style photographs.
Even Schuman and his partner Garance Dore agree that the street style scrum is starting to get out of control – old rules of etiquette (like not standing behind a photographer when they've set up a particular shot, and stealing it) have gone out the window and it feels more contrived than it used to. This book, although only published in 2009, already feels like a relic from a more innocent age.
I could go on, and on, and on – this is just a small selection from my collection. If you want any more specific recommendations to suit a particular purpose, just ask in the comments section and I'll do my best to suggest something appropriate!


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My daughter, age 19, diagnosed at age 10, has generally had A1Cs of around 7. She is very active and in college. We are wondering about the pump for her. She thinks it will be no better than taking shots since you have to change it every 2 days anyway and you have to be so strict with eating schedules, which is very hard to do with college life. Can you shed some light on the pros and cons of the pump?
I'm not sure where your daughter got her information. Wearing an insulin pump gives a person with diabetes a lot more flexibility in terms of what and when to eat. It allows for spontaneity: for example, if she suddenly decided she wanted to eat something, she could give herself and extra bolus for that amount of food either before she it (or right after if using Humalog). In addition, basal rates can be adjusted quickly when the need arises. College life necessitates frequent schedule changes including eating and sleeping patterns. An insulin pump affords the most flexibility in this regard.
I would strongly suggest that she contact her diabetes team and discuss the realities of pump use, or she can also contact the insulin pump manufacturers for more detailed information. Remember that the decision needs to be hers, not yours, and that it will take a few weeks to get a pump properly adjusted should she decide to go with it.
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I live in Rogers and have a zoysia grass lawn. We have a sprinkler system but turned it off about October 1 when the grass stopped growing and it hasn't been mowed since then. My question is: Since we've had no rain in the last 6 weeks, should we turn the system back on? I know my sister in Little Rock is still watering 4 days a week. Even if we continue watering, I don't think it would induce the grass to start growing again. Your opinion is greatly appreciated.
I am watering weekly as well and praying for rain. I would assume you have shrubs in addition to a zoysia lawn, and while we may not have much growth now, they still need water. We were at 92 degrees this week, and I am mowing every 2-3 weeks. I turn off my sprinkler after a killing frost.
September 2012
I have a screen of seven mature arborvitae that are scorched on their south sides; the north sides are lush and green. I have used soaker hoses about once a month letting them run for a total of 8-9 hours moving the hoses every 2 to 3 hours to cover the entire root zone. The next day this is repeated on the north sides. They were faithfully sprayed for bag worms this spring and I see no infestation. On the south sides the needles are brown from the tops of the trees to the bottoms and from side to side and fall off when gently brushed. Some of the needle bearing twigs are still pliable but most are dry and brittle. Should I keep watering or are they unsaveable?.
Once a month in a summer like we had was probably not enough to keep them healthy and thriving. If an evergreen goes brown from the tip of the branch to the trunk, it usually means that particular branch is dead. I would say you have a tree that is half dead and half living. Could something have been sprayed on the south side? Needle-type evergreens like arborvitae don't rebound well. As I see it, you have three options. You can continue to enjoy the screening from the healthy north side of the plant, replant entirely, or plant something on the south side to mask the dead branches.
July 2012
Can you tell from these pictures why I am not getting any squash? I keep getting these gorgeous male blossoms; but the lower female blossoms appear to be rotting off the stems? Am I watering too much or perhaps not enough or what is the problem? I have seen and killed several squash bugs and/or stink bugs; but I have not seen them for awhile. In the meantime, I continue to see these healthy-looking plants with new beautiful blossoms; but no squash or zucchini.
You aren't alone. Summer squash seems to be much more affected by the heat than other members of the cucurbits. Folks are getting cucumbers and melons, but no squash. Even those with beehives in their backyard are having an issue. For some, a lack of pollinators can affect the fruit set. Squash has separate male and female flowers and to get squash, something needs to transfer pollen from the male bloom to the female bloom. If you don't have bees, you can do it yourself with a paint brush or q-tip. But from the pictures, it looks like your female flowers aren't even opening up, so there is no chance of fruit set. I would not blame it on a damaging insect or lack of bees, but I would blame it on the weather. I am pulling my squash and going to use that space for okra and more peppers, which can take the heat.
July 2012
I was recently on vacation and thought my sprinkler system was set, but when I came home my Japanese maple looked pretty crispy. Do you think it is dead, or if I water it light crazy now, it might come back? .
The drought, coupled with high temperatures has really taken its toll on many plants, but trees in particular. If the leaves on your tree are falling off, that is a better sign than if they are brown and shriveled, but still attached to the tree. Water and keep your fingers crossed. I am appalled at how many trees are dying along the roadsides and in yards that are not watered. Two years in a row is tough on plants.
May 2012
We have four large (20 feet tall) Japanese maple trees in our front bed. They are 15-20 years old and have seemed very healthy. Last week, my across the street neighbor cut down one of his Japanese maple trees in his front yard because it had died. Seemed like it died fairly quickly, just a year or two and it was gone. He has another one also in his front yard that is has some dead major branches. Then, I took a closer look at my trees and discovered that they all have many dead branches, although they are small branches, no major ones. I am concerned that there may be some kind of disease. What should I do?
Japanese maples were hit hard by last summer's extreme heat and drought. If they weren't watered, they may have died or had some major damage. My neighbor had a large old Japanese maple that is totally dead this year. Plants that were stressed would be more susceptible to insect and disease attacks. Check out the trees, looking for any holes or splits in the stems or leaf spots on the foliage. Remove any dead branches. A little thinning never hurt a Japanese maple. Water when dry and hope for the best. If you do see signs of insects or diseases, take a sample in to your local extension office.
March 2012
Water Conservation and the 40 gallon challenge article.
Although water covers approximately 75 percent of the Earth's surface, only 3 percent is fresh water that can be consumed and used. Of that, two-thirds is frozen in glaciers, polar ice caps and icebergs. The remaining 1 percent of the total world water supply is available as surface water or groundwater. The water we use today is the same water that has been used for millions of years. It is continuously circulating and being recycled through a process called the hydrologic cycle. There are five processes at work in the cycle: • Evaporation from the Earth's surface and evapotranspiration from plants that introduce water into the atmosphere • Condensation of water vapor • Precipitation • Infiltration – water that seeps into the ground and • Runoff – water that ends up in waterbodies, including streams, rivers, lakes and oceans. Population increases, rising living standards and industrial and economic growth are contributing to an imbalance in the hydrologic cycle. Not only is the world using more water, it is discharging more wastewater. Urbanization and poor irrigation practices are also factors that influence the availability of usable water. All of these variables plus many more are negatively affecting the amount of usable surface and groundwater. Arkansas is the fourth-largest user of groundwater in the U.S., behind only California, Texas and Nebraska in total groundwater withdrawal, according to 2000 U.S. Geological Survey data. This is a significant statistic considering Texas and California are the country's two most populous states. Surface water is the largest source of fresh water. Streams and reservoirs supply approximately 50 percent of the nation's drinking water, primarily in urban areas. Streams, reservoirs, lakes and downstream estuaries are also vital aquatic ecosystems that provide important environmental and economic benefits. Approximately half a million acres of the state are covered by natural and man-made surface lakes. Thermoelectric power generation and irrigation of agricultural crops consume the largest amounts of Arkansas' surface water. Almost four billion gallons of surface water are used in Arkansas daily. In Arkansas, a surprising amount of water is used daily in home landscapes. Water authorities have reported that as much as 70 percent of water from municipal water systems can be attributed to residential use. Of all the water used in one house¬hold during the summer months, almost 50 percent is used to maintain landscape plantings. The 40-Gallon Challenge is an event geared toward raising awareness of water use and encouraging water conservation on an individual level. How many gallons of water do you use every day? Will you take the pledge to reduce that amount by at least 40 gallons?
January 2012
So much comes out of hoses when they are not used for a while, and I recall you
saying to let the water run clear before watering either plants or animals. Am I correct in this?
I really don't think it is that important when watering plants. I wouldn't want to drink dirty water, nor give it to the animals, but if dirt collects in the hoses, I don't think the plants will mind. I do let the water run in the summer when watering, so that I don't scald plants with hot water that may have collected in the hose.
December 2011
Please check the attached picture of topiary (maybe holly). We think this may be caused by the heavy rains...the pots are large and have no drainage holes. There are spots on the leaves and overall they don't look good.
The picture wasn't very clear, but it appears to be a boxwood. I also think the problem lies with the container having no drainage hole. It doesn't matter how large the pot is, if it gets natural rainfall, it is swimming. And we have had a lot of rain lately. Try to drill some holes in the pot and see if it doesn't improve. I wouldn't expect much change this winter—the damaged leaves won't re-green, but hopefully further damage can be avoided. I bet if you tilt the pot on its side water will pour out.
November 2010
I have a beautiful variegated sansevieria that grew on my front porch all season. Our porch gets bright/diffused light and I was careful not to over water and the plant has thrived. Now it is indoors, however the information that I have read indicates to water only once per month. Does this sound correct to you?
Sansevieria or 'Mother-in-law's tongue' or 'snake plant', is a tough houseplant. Watering it once a month should suffice. It has a very tough, leathery leaf and prefers it on the dry side. Indoors, your plant is growing slowly, so the key is not to overwater.
October 2010
I live in Lonoke County and it is bone dry. I have expensively watered lawn, shrubbery and flowers all summer just to keep them alive. Now we are almost through October and I can't tell if things are turning brown because of the time of year or the drought. How long should I keep watering?
Although some parts of the state have gotten some showers, they were not universal across the state, and even where they did fall, it wasn't enough to make up for the deficits we are experiencing. Just because the weather has turned cool does not mean we can stop watering. I have had so many gardeners tell me they are giving up, and now is NOT the time to do so. If you have watered all summer, why stop now? Many plants have set flower buds, some are shutting down early, but there still needs to be ample moisture in the plant for it to survive the winter, and to protect the flower buds. We may not have to water daily now, but you still want to apply at least an inch of water per week unless we have rain. Once a killing frost occurs, weekly watering may not be necessary, but if the drought continues into the winter, you will need to water occasionally even when it is cold. Pay particular attention to containerized plants, and when temperatures are going to plummet. Moisture in the ground and thus in the plants acts as a barrier for the foliage and can help protect them. When plants are too dry, they will experience more winter burn.


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Baghdad University is characterized with its unique place among Iraqi universities not just because it is the mother University from which the rest of the Iraqi universities have emerged, but also a place that kept its spirit since destiny gave it great opportunities unreached by others perhaps the most dominant thing is its ability to respond to climate and education, as much for its soft place full of greenery surrounded by water from all sides and it is surrounded by the Tigris River peninsula at Jadiriyah, so the opposites meet each other you can feel this place in the heart of the city and at other times you're away. Once you pass its gate you are welcomed by a street truck with tree coverage, you may often completely forget what was behind you, noise of the city or any troubles you were preoccupied before. Since you enter lesson rooms, you find your mind and soul completely free although many buildings surround you for they are designed in a way that you won't see in class but the class itself and wouldn't mind something catches your gaze out the window and that you realize how long the designer of classrooms took place to reach these processors that are very harmonious to keep these buildings resistant to ageing and open to expansion. University's buildings remained calm and preserve its weather and we wonder how much the designer needed when distributing construction areas across rectangles that have a rhythm like music and how much time the engineer gazed at the map of Baghdad to choose this area among various places. It is our good fortune that they have chosen this place that also proved to have the advantage of being invincible, since a lot of constructs were exposed to burglary and vandalism, while our university was obstinate to stretch it by the hands of ignorance and darkness. The University's tower which includes its headquarters is one of the landmarks of the day for the people of Baghdad and it refers to knowledge and confirms its glory. The spirit of the idea by which University of Baghdad was designed is completely compatible with our cherished traditions that science is associated with the sanctity of the place where learning and knowledge is engaged across our history with the mosque. Mosques are places of knowledge, so the holy places are associated with seeking knowledge. A tribute to this university that spent fifty four years ago and is still in its youth, eager to advance, eager to bring successful permanency to attract life makers, scientists and leaders. A tribute to successive generations in this place, took the light of science and knowledge towards a new hope we give to those coming who are eager to step in.
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Can you please refer to the matrix certification where FDQM and OS compatibility are shown.
2. Re: FDM compatibility and URLuser10757003 Sep 23, 2013 12:14 PM (in response to 1042469)
What version of FDM are you using? If you are on FDMEE then that could be installed on Linux as long as you are not having HFM as a target as that is still windows only.
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If FDMEE is a oracle base tool or a third party tool.
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FDM (which Oracle aer now calling FDM Classic) will not be available after the current V18.104.22.168 release. It is being replaced by FDMEE which uses ODI as the underlying engine, extending what was known as the ERPi part of the curent FDM. Wheter you consider FDMEE (so it can be installed on Linux) will be dependent on what version of Planning you have installed, and whether the current version of FDMEE has everything you need, as not all the current FDM functionalitiy is currenrly available. , .
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Do we have to purchase separate license for FDMEE? or is it available for free ( we have bought EPM solution license). Plus we are using hyperion 220.127.116.11 is FDMEE is available for this version with full features?
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The Primary purpose of this association is to unite students who are interested in learning about social enterprise. The secondary purpose is to educate students about social enterprise and spread an interest and excitement about the subject. The tertiary purpose is to lead students to action in the community and abroad in the social enterprise sphere, using business for global good.


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Doerr vetoed the ordinance last week, saying it gives special privileges to King Harbor interests. The ordinance also changes the name of the panel to the Harbor Commission.
Under the ordinance, an alternate will join the lessees' representative, Mary Davis, at Harbor Review Board meetings and will participate in deliberations. The alternate will vote only when Davis disqualifies herself.
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Academy 6:05pm - 7:25pm
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Skate Canada's flagship program is CanSkate, a dynamic learn-to-skate program that focuses on fun, participation and basic skill development. Based on Sport Canada's Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD) principles, CanSkate centres on physical literacy and the fundamental skills needed to take part in any ice sport or to skate as a recreational activity.
Action, movement and fun! Lessons are given in a group format with a coach-to-student ratio of a maximum 1:10. Skaters progress at their own rate and coaches make sessions active using teaching aids, upbeat music and a wide variety of activities that create a motivational environment and promote learning. Badges, ribbons and other incentives are used to benchmark skaters' progress and reward effort and participation. See CANSKATE INFO in menu above for details and rules of our CanSkate Programs!
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StarSkate Development program is designed for skaters who have completed Stage 3 or 4 in CanSkate, and have the recommendation of the coaching staff, who wish to develop more advanced figure skating skills. These sessions combine elements of stroking, freestyle, skills and dance in a small group format. Skaters are also introduced to creative expression and moves in the field. Skaters will continue to work towards completing Stages 4, 5 and 6 of the CanSkate Program. StarSkate sessions have a limited number of skaters and a low skater-to-coach ratio. Skaters can choose to skate one or two days per week.
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