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Royal Wedding Theme & Printables {Part 1}
In case you haven't heard *wink*, there's some sort of ROYAL WEDDING happening soon… and since we're all about celebrations at HWTM, I'm excited to share this Royal Wedding inspired shoot with you that I created for TV Guide's Hollywood 411 last week! The "Royal" dining table & place settings are covered here in Part 1 – and I'll recap the Drink and Dessert Tables next in Part 2. {Special thanks Jaclyn from Heavenly Blooms for the flowers that were exactly that… heavenly!}
I designed the printable collection with a variety of Royal themed celebrations in mind – from viewing parties to bridal showers to couples wedding showers or engagement parties – so hopefully you can utilize them well beyond the April 29th festivities!
Read on for more images and detail shots of the table + previews of a few additional signs not pictured in the shoot…
Here are a couple more signs that I designed to decorate the back of the Bride and/or Groom chairs… you could definitely utilize these at a Royal themed bridal shower or couples wedding shower/engagement party! {Download the BRIDE sign here and the GROOM sign here.}
Details, details…
The colors were inspired by Kate's gorgeous sapphire ring, which belonged to the late Princess Diana. I also chose bright yellow as bold accent color that hinted at the idea of gold, but has a more contemporary feel. Metallic gold was also incorporated to give a feeling or opulence & royalty.
- Acrylic gold charger plates (usually $2-$3 each) are an inexpensive way to give a rich, metallic feel to the table.
- Royal blue organza napkins from Wildflower Linen were folded into a pocket fold to hold Menu Cards and embellished with paper napkin rings in 2 designs. (Tip: Target has fabulous Royal/Navy Blue Napkins available right now that would also work perfectly for this theme – only $8/set of 4!)
- The guest of honor's place setting was customized with a costume rhinestone tiara, white gloves, and a special "Royal BRIDE" place card. {Royal GROOM version available as well.}
- Tea bags were customized with little Royal Tea Tags. {I just removed the original tags & replaced them with these. Click the link to download.}
- A trio of tea cups were elevated with white pillar candlesticks. Adorable yellow floral poms by Heavenly Blooms sat in each tea cup. (This trio works great as a centerpiece on it's own!)
- The tea cup trio was flanked by lush arrangements of yellow china mums, roses, ranunculas, and daffodils displayed in square ceramic vases.
Click here to download the rest of the FREE printables associated with this collection! Please note that the designs are available in Instant Download format only; (customization not available).
- Styling, Design, & Party Paper: Jenn Sbranti / HWTM
- Photography: Sonny Sbranti / HWTM
- Florals: Heavenly Blooms
- Blue Organza Linens: Wildflower Linen
- Gold Chiavari Chairs: Town and Country Event Rentals
- Tea Cups & Saucers {White with Gold Trim}: Raphael's Party Rentals
- Gold Charger Plates: Wholesale Flowers ($2.60 each)
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Great job, Jenn. This is stunning!
I pay attention to graphics the most and I LOVE it! ;-)
(However the REST of the details are stunning as well!)
I just saw you on Hollywood 411 and just fell like yelling "I know her, I know her!" lol This is a great theme i would like to try for a bridal shower. Either way, everything you do is just gorgeous.
I love, love, love this! I cannot wait until Friday! I am sleeping all day to be up at 2 am to watch the wedding. I kid you not! xoxo
Gorgeous as always!! Thank you for sharing the pretty printables :)
Amazingly gorgeous and elegant love love it
Thank you so much for this post. I want to let you know that I posted a link to your blog in CBH Digital Scrapbooking Freebies, under the Page 4 post on Apr. 25, 2011. Thanks again.
I love that you style and your husband shoots. I have to do both! lol
These are gorgeous!
If you're looking to liven things up a little, or just fancy a more informal gathering, the Official Royal Wedding Drinking Game rules have just been released:
Now the only question is whether to serve Cosmos for Kate, cider for Wills, or just go with an honest English gin.
I just adore this! You are so talented. This is really inspiring and the centerpieces are so simple yet so clever and beautiful!! I just love them! They would be gorgeous for a little girl's tea party theme!
Hi Jenn,
I just found your blog through a link over at Party Starters. These printables that you made are beyond fabulous. Thank you so much for taking the time to not only make them but also to upload them so we can all enjoy them as well. Thank you so much! They are gorgeous and i really love your blog. :)
Amazing royal wedding party idea! The navy, yellow, and gold are so fitting for the occasion. Looking at the pictures makes me think that the Queen really is coming for dinner! My personal favs: the teacup centerpieces and metallic gold chairs – so regal! Just watched Will and Kate this morning. What a stunning and happy couple.
LOVE this post! The printables are amazing!!! I was wondering if you could share the name of the font used on these printiables (the one used for Love, Bride, Groom, etc.). I'd love to use the font for something I'm working on, but can't figure out the name of it!
Jenn, I know I am late to comment but I realized I hadn't thanked you for this post. You always deliver something special, but this post knocked my socks off! As someone who works celebration paper, it's the first thing I notice and this was just truly delightful. The way you pulled it together with ambiance and color was outstanding. Remarkable theme, thanks a million. LL
hey this is really special! i love it a lot. however, i'm unable to download the items from scribd. would you mind assisting me?
Wonderful work! Love all your printables. I am planning a birthday party for my little girl and the theme is Cinderella which I am using the same theme color blue and gold. The only difference is the shade of blue which is sort of baby blue. Is there a way that I can change the shade of navy blue to baby blue or the same blue shade as the one in this page on the printables? I am also new to doing printables, how can I change the initials to letter 'C' on the printables?
This is beautiful, these are preciselly the colors for my wedding, and I'm getting so many ideas from here, I'm doing everything myself from the invites to place cards and napkin rings, I have a question though… what's the name of the fonts used throughtout?
I love this! I might have to marry someone off the streets just to experience this themed wedding. If your going to be treated like a king on your big day, might as well have a theme that supports it. lol


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If you start out that way and your first book gets good feedback, then writing the sequel(s) in a timely fashion is naturally the smart thing to do. But what about when you write a standalone book and suddenly get bitten by the sequel bug? How do you know if writing a sequel is a good idea?
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Is there really any point writing a sequel if your first book wasn't a hit? Maybe it would be better to focus on a new concept. If your first book does eventually become a hit, you can always go back and write the sequel then.
2. Is there a sense of unfinished-ness about the story?
In other words, is there room for your character to grow, change, or face more struggles? If you're writing pure romance and you've given the reader a happily-ever-after, then will you be alienating your audience by presenting them with Book 2: The Divorce? Consider both your genre and your specific story when deciding if a sequel is appropriate.
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Writing a sequel can feel like the hard slog—but for the whole book.
I was somewhat surprised by this phenomenon recently. I thought I would love writing Book 2, and part of me did love revisiting my darling characters, giving them more depth, building their relationships, presenting them with new challenges, and expanding their horizons. But another part of me found it really hard work. There was much less freedom than when I wrote Book 1. I'm big on creating complex interconnected plots, so it wasn't enough for me to consider this book a separate story; it was part of one bigger story. And that meant lots of referencing the past and unravelling things that weren't unravelled in Book 1.
But the other challenge was separating the plot of Book 3, as yet unwritten, from Book 2. It was almost as though each plot element had its own history and future. And I was there holding all these threads in my writerly hands, trying to keep them in sight and avoid getting them tangled into knots.
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- When you've finished editing the sequel, re-read Book 1 to make sure you haven't messed up any details in Book 2.
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Apple showed off the latest in its desktop range with the iMac with Retina display. The new 27in Mac has an incredible 5K display, the highest resolution display in the world, packing in 14.7 million pixels at 5120 x 2880.
"Thirty years after the first Mac changed the world, the new iMac with Retina 5K display running OS X Yosemite is the most insanely great Mac we have ever made," said Apple's senior vice president of Worldwide Marketing Philip Schiller. "With a breathtaking 14.7 million pixel display, faster CPU and graphics, Fusion Drive and Thunderbolt 2, it's the most beautiful and powerful iMac ever."
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The desktop computer comes standard with 8GB of memory and a 1TB Fusion Drive but can be configured with up to 32GB of memory, a 3TB Fusion Drive or up to 1TB SSD.
Available to ship from today, the 27in Mac starts at $2999.
The new iPad Air 2 tablets feature Touch ID, new colour options, faster Wi-Fi and new camera upgrades in a thinner, 6.1mm thick design.
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The new iPads are available for pre-order tomorrow in the same colour range as the iPhone lineup (silver, space grey and gold), with shipping estimated for next week.
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The iPad Air 2's camera has an 8MP iSight camera that captures 1080p HD video and, like the iPhone lineup, can now take time-lapse videos, slo-mo videos, panoramic pictures up to 40MP in size and Burst Mode.
The front-facing camera is now a FaceTime HD camera that lets in 81 percent more light.
The Wi-Fi capabilities of the iPad Air 2 have also seen an improvement over the previous generation with connectivity performance increased by 2.8 times and the cellular model has integrated more LTE bands for a 50 percent connection boost.
Moving quickly through the iPad mini 3, Apple chief Phil Schiller confirmed the small tablet also has Touch ID and the same gold colour option as the iPad Air 2, but retains the iPad mini 2′s A7 chip and 5MP iSight camera.
Apple will continue to ship the iPad mini 2 and iPad Air at lower price points.
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Apple's newest Mac operating system, OS X Yosemite, is available from today.
Like OS X Mavericks, the OS X 10.10 is a free upgrade on the Mac App Store.
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Apple's smallest Mac also received an update this morning, with the Mac mini getting new processors and a price drop.
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For the past ten years, the nonprofit Compass Community Center has displayed colorful panels from the AIDS Memorial Quilt, a 54-ton, handmade tapestry that serves as a tribute to the more than 94,000 individuals who died from the disease — and to those who are prospering despite having it.
The Nobel-Prize-nominated piece of folk art, created in 1987 by a group of strangers, will be on display Dec. 1-11 at the LGBT center on North Dixie Highway.
"This quilt means something different to everyone," said Ryanmarie Rice, Compass' chief of staff. "It's deeply personal and is hard to put into words."
Each year the center said it hosts the largest quilt display in the state in observance of World AIDS Day on Dec. 1.
"We ask community members to request panels," Rice said. "A lot of them request panels they've made in honor of their loved ones."
Rice said 45 panels will be featured, filling the center's ballroom.
"You're surrounded by the quilt," Rice said. "It's a full sensory experience."
As for the entire quilt, more than 48,000 individual 3-by-6-foot memorial panels have been sewn together by friends, lovers and family members. The quilt was initially displayed in October 1987 on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. during the National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights, covering a space larger than a football field.
Since then, more than 14 million people have visited the quilt at thousands of displays worldwide.
For the first time, during Compass' opening-night reception, the group will celebrate a day without art where more than 40 local artists will shroud their pieces in black cloth to signify the impact AIDS has had on the community.
There will also be a performance by The Gay Men's Chorus of the Palm Beaches, a candlelight vigil and an induction of community members who died from AIDS.
On Dec. 2, local artist Rolando Chang Barrero will host a group exhibition showcasing artwork that displays personal perspectives in the AIDS fight.
"We want to raise awareness of the continuing pandemic that is now largely being disregarded because of current treatments which are mistakenly perceived as cures," Barrero said. "Of all my friends that I came out with in the early '80s, less than a handful are alive today."
Rice said close to 3,000 people are expected to visit the quilt at Compass, including students on school trips.
The point of the exhibit is twofold, Rice noted.
"We don't want to just mourn the people we've lost," she said. "We also want to celebrate people who are continuing to thrive."
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Dear brothers and sisters, just hear the music.
The song is a classic for all those who love justice. It sustained the African Americans for decades as they fought for their minimal right to life, to freedom from lynching, freedom to hold their head high as they walk down the street, freedom to vote. See the lyrics brothers and sisters.
Please remember, in times such as these, we need to be incorrigible optimists. You can feel it in this song. When you hear this song, when you listen to the words, please, I appeal to you, dream the dream that you can change the whole world.
Please remember, the only people who ever did change the world in any sphere were the people crazy enough to think they could. We all need to be that crazy, brothers and sisters. We need never worry what others think of us. We need never bother if others think we are crazy just because we dream dreams. And this is the biggest dream of all, brothers and sisters – the dream to change the whole world.
We have to do it because the present world is unacceptable. It is intolerable. We have one million people in India dying every year due to simple starvation. We have 30 and 40 year old men and women in America, in Chicago, freezing to death at night in the snow, in an empty field all alone, or under a bank of snow next to a closed min-imart. They are the new homeless, and they were abandoned by us, brothers and sisters. When we read these things, we should not tolerate it.
We should take a fierce, a ferocious, determination that we will change all of it. To change the world means to start a revolution on every level, brothers and sisters. Not just a political and military revolution. We also need an economic revolution, a cultural revolution, a moral revolution, and above all a spiritual revolution. To conduct a military revolution without a new standard of morality and without an elevated spirituality means we will fail, brothers and sisters. To build a new world on the ashes of the old means we need to elevate ourselves morally and spiritually to a glorious stature. We need to become so sensitive to human suffering that we do not allow a single person to go hungry anywhere. Hence, we need a multi-faceted revolution. We should not be afraid to start. It is my appeal to you.
Please remember also that we have to do this for humanity. Some good souls, some saintly souls, are not getting sleep at night for feeling the pain of suffering humanity far away in Chile, in Brazil – all over the world. We want everyone to sleep at night, isn't it, brothers and sisters? We have to make this dream now – for those who suffer and for the saints walking on earth who love the suffering.
Right now as I write this, a young woman is asking me please to take her to buy one blanket for her. And when we go out to feed the people, the women there are also begging us to bring blankets. They are too cold. Some of the old ones and the young ones, they will die in the cold now – just like in Chicago. They are too malnourished to survive. Their names will not come in the newspapers.
Please you listen to the song. Read the words. Then you make the dream. It is the dream of all dreams – the dream to change the whole world. I want to do this. But I don't know if I will get the chance. Please you help me. Be crazy enough to dream this dream with me, brothers and sisters.
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Amazing Grace, how sweet the sound,
That saved a wretch like me.
I once was lost but now am found,
Was blind, but now I see.
T'was Grace that taught my heart to fear.
And Grace, my fears relieved.
How precious did that Grace appear
The hour I first believed.
Through many dangers, toils and snares
I have already come;
'Tis Grace that brought me safe thus far
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The Lord has promised good to me.
His word my hope secures.
He will my shield and portion be,
As long as life endures.
Yea, when this flesh and heart shall fail,
And mortal life shall cease,
I shall possess within the veil,
A life of joy and peace.
When we've been here ten thousand years
Bright shining as the sun.
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Than when we've first begun.
Amazing Grace, how sweet the sound,
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Thea Musgrave may not be a household name, but she is known among contemporary musicians as a major Scottish-born composer. And now she has a tribute album. Harold Rosenbaum, a choral conductor who lives in South Salem and has recorded everything from Bach to new music, led the New York Virtuoso singers on a CD of her works released as a tribute for her recent 75th birthday. "Thea Musgrave: Choral Works" was recently released by Bridge Records of New Rochelle.
The CD includes "For the Time Being: Advent," a piece for unaccompanied chorus based on a poem by W.H. Auden and narrated by the British actor Michael York.
Ms. Musgrave lives in Manhattan and is a former professor at Queens College. "I consider her to be in the same lineage as Benjamin Britten, England's most brilliant choral composer of the 20th century," Mr. Rosenbaum said in an e-mail message.
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The Paramount Center for the Arts in Peekskill is planning to unveil its latest renovations on Wednesday.
Decorative painting in the interior of the theater and in its lobby, as well as the installation of new carpeting have been completed in this phase of the $870,000 restoration. A tour of the theater will be given, and Jeff Greene, president of Evergreene Painting Studios in Manhattan, which oversaw the restoration, will speak at the event, which starts at 7:30 p.m. The Paramount will now resume its full schedule of programs, said Jon Yanofsky, executive director. Information: (914)739-2333.Continue reading the main story
Charting an Artistic Course
Barbara Segal, an artist in Yonkers whose work can be found on the city's streets and waterfront, has designed a three-dimensional multimedia map of contemporary downtown Yonkers that will be incorporated into a path on the boardwalk that charts the river's original course, with features indicating city landmarks as well as the landscape of early Yonkers, like the waterfront bluffs that were leveled in the mid-19th century.
She is undertaking the project, called "Reverse Archaeology," under the aegis of the city, which is helping her to write grant proposals for the more than $30,000 she says she needs to raise for the project.
A leader in public art, she has directed projects like the Yonkers Sculpture Meadow, a public park with furniture-like sculpture set on the banks of the Hudson River.
Public art creates gathering spots in a city, making it a place that people can find common ground, she said. "With public art, you can draw the whole community together, and no one is left out," she said.
A public Valentine's Day party is being held on Feb. 13 from noon to 8 p.m. at Café One in Yonkers to raise funds for her newest project -- half of the entrance fee of $10 is to go toward it. A special artist-designed chocolate bar with a Yonkers theme will be for sale. Information: (914)320-2070.
Art Center in Peekskill Picks Chief
The Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art in Peekskill has chosen Sara Pasti to be its first executive director. Ms. Pasti was the founding director of the nonprofit Beacon Cultural Foundation and director of curatorial affairs for the University of Washington's Henry Art Gallery in Seattle. The Peekskill center was founded by the Marc and Livia Straus family, whose collection has been on display since the opening last June.
Ms. Pasti said the center planned to have a series of rotating exhibitions of contemporary art and to hold seminars, workshops and other educational programs for schools and the community. "The center is about art of this moment and art created by living artists," she said.
A new show, "First Look," with work by 15 emerging artists currently enrolled in arts graduate programs at places like Yale and Columbia, will open on March 6, with a public reception from 4 to 6 p.m. Information: (914)788-7166. ROBERTA HERSHENSON
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With this unprecedented insight into equipment, we're revolutionizing how chillers are serviced. Today's Smart Connected Chillers mean fewer disruptions, reduced downtime, and longer equipment life.
See how two very different facilities put Smart Connected Chillers to work.
Buildings are responsible for 47% of global energy consumption. As a world leader in advanced HVAC technology, we take that challenge seriously. We partnered with Microsoft, using Azure IoT suite to build a solution that connects data streams from sensors on critical equipment to the cloud. With this unprecedented insight into equipment, such as our Smart Connected Chillers, we're revolutionizing how chillers are serviced.
New technologies that form the Internet of Things (IoT) are making it easier than ever to stay on top of chiller maintenance – with data available anywhere, remote monitoring and diagnostics allow service technicians to proactively tackle potential issues, making preventative care and maintenance scheduling easier than ever. See how knowledgeable service technicians are taking chiller maintenance to the next level with connected services using the Microsoft cloud.
Data streamed from equipment to the cloud, advanced analytics, and remote monitoring are just a few of the technology trends that are changing how chillers are being serviced and maintained. With new insights into efficiency and access to the expertise of skilled technicians, today's Smart Connected Chillers offer benefits including fewer disruptions, reduced downtime, and longer equipment life.
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Windsor boxer Mary Spencer will be using Claressa Shields as the measuring stick on her road back to status among the contenders in her weight class.
Duff: Olympic boxing champ Shields vows to beat Spencer Saturday
Claressa Shields has been living the life everyone envisioned was awaiting Windsor's Mary Spencer following the 2012 London Summer Olympics.
Gold medal dangling from her neck, Shields, who won Spencer's 75 kg weight class in London, has appeared on the Tonight Show and the Colbert Report.
She's performed on Dancing With The Stars, walked the red carpet at the BET Awards and the MTV Music Video Awards, delivered the Pledge of Allegiance at the Democratic National Convention, was featured on the front of a box of Kellogg's Corn Flakes and was interviewed by Oprah and Vanity Fair.
Her achievement has even been a question on Jeopardy.
Not bad for a 17-year-old senior at Northwestern High School in Flint, Mich.
"It's been a huge change," Shields said of her life since London. "There's been so many honours. I've met basketball players, I've met actors, I've met singers. Everything has been fun.
"Everywhere I go, I'm recognized. People are always asking for autographs. I can't really go to the mall or go anywhere where there's a lot of people anymore, because once person recognizes me, everyone recognizes me. But other than that, it's good.
"I love being a role model. I go and talk to a lot of kids in churches and schools, stuff like that."
The rise to prominence for Shields started at virtually the same time that Spencer's difficulties began to emerge.
At last year's American Boxing Confederation's women's elite continental championships in Cornwall, Ont., Shields dominated Spencer to win the 75 kg final by a 27-14 count, Spencer's first loss in more than a year.
"I was internationally unknown," Shields recalled of the bout. "So for me to fight her, and her being a three-time world champion and a seven-time national champion, it was a big measuring stick.
"She had just won the world championship for the third time in a row."
As the two fighters prepare to meet again Saturday, this time on Shields's home turf at the Ramada Inn in Lansing, Mich., it is Spencer who will be using Shields as the measuring stick on her road back to status among the contenders in her weight class.
The heavy favourite to win gold in London, Spencer lost to Anna Laurell of Sweden in the first round of the world championship, and then stumbled to defeat against China's Li Jinzi in her opening Olympic match.
Meanwhile, Shields carried on to her golden moment, overcoming a misstep of her own when she lost to Britain's Savannah Marshall at the worlds, the only blemish on her career 29-1 mark, which includes 14 knockouts.
Shields admitted that after beating Spencer so handily, she entered the worlds a touch too sure of herself.
"It gave me a lot of confidence, but at the same time, I was going to the world championship and it was different," Shields said. "Nobody was worried about (Spencer) going to the world championship. I was the new kid that everybody was worried about.
"After I beat her, I was thinking, 'Who else is better?' so I wasn't thinking about the other women, but there were a lot of women who were better."
By the time the Olympics rolled around, many were again overlooking Shields, and that served as her inspiration.
"It's a lot of mind power, because you're going into the Olympics and you're not a favourite," Shields said. "You can let that discourage you, or you can use that to motivate you. That's exactly what I did.
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This eastern Indiana district, like many districts, has lacked resources for history professional development for many years. Teachers say they want to know about recent American history, and this project will help them gain content knowledge and professional credentials. Graduate courses, intensive summer institutes and field studies will provide content knowledge that will support teachers' involvement in the district's curriculum writing and mapping initiative. Classroom observations will help teachers improve practice, and the annual history resource project will engage teachers in deep learning about a topic as they create digital resources for all teachers to use. Two separate cohorts of teachers will participate: 15 in Years 1-3 and 15 in Years 3-5. Year 1 themes will include economics, entrepreneurship, transportation and communication; Year 2 themes will include leadership, social justice and social movements. These themes will guide explorations of the topics that the teachers selected for study (see topics, above). Teachers will learn to use technology and inquiry-based instructional strategies as they work to improve student engagement, increase the rigor of student performance and help students develop critical thinking skills. Professors from the university school of education will conduct observation sessions, help teachers reflect on their teaching by examining student work, and provide coaching support. Each year will culminate with a colloquium, during which teachers will make formal and informal presentations about their annual projects. Teachers' projects will contribute to resource banks of wikis, podcasts, virtual field trips, lessons and more, all of which will be available as open educational resources.


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BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Jan. 24, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Harbert Management Corporation ("HMC"), an alternative investment manager, today announced it has raised over $325 (€254) million of equity commitments for Harbert European Real Estate Fund III ("the Fund"), its third pan-European real estate opportunity fund, including $197 (€151) million in co-investment equity. The Fund will primarily target institutional-quality European real estate investments at opportunistic pricing with a focus on over-leveraged borrowers, upcoming debt maturities and institutional owners refocusing on core competencies or markets.
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It quickly became apparent in the summer that due to the January arrival of baby No.2 we would be spending Christmas in Sweden, which was perfect as it would give me a chance to write about the unique Swedish Christmas experience.
Now the first thing to note is that Swedes love Christmas. Winters here are long, cold and fairly miserable and I believe they use the Christmas holiday period as an opportunity to break up the monotony of a long, bleak winter by really getting into the spirit of things. For starters the city is festooned in all manner of decorations; indeed I'm sure you'd agree that nothing truly says Christmas like a family of giant fairy light elks rampaging through the city centre. In fact, the whole city appears to have been lifted straight from a picture postcard version of Christmas from the open access skating rinks through to an assortment of Christmas markets, it all makes for a pretty unique atmosphere.
Another key signifier that Christmas has landed is the placement in windows throughout the country of advent stars and candles. The Swedish Christmas is all about 'warmth and light' and it's no exaggeration to say that more windows feature stars than don't. Apparently these Stars of Bethlehem first appeared at the end of the 1800's and really do bring an extra level of warmth to the city, particularly as the day light hours are so short, generally running from around 9am to 3pm.
In terms of embracing local Swedish traditions, whilst most were optional for us Rosalyn had no choice but to take part in the true kick-off of the Swedish Christmas at her nursery: the festival of Lucia. You simply can't have a Swedish Christmas without celebrating Santa Lucia first, involving as it does, children of all ages to dressing in white, bearing candles and singing traditional songs. Of more concern, historically the girl chosen to play Lucia would wear actual candles in her hair. More recently these are more likely to be battery operated, because let's be honest, lit candles in hair is simply asking for trouble.
We decided to mark the arrival of my mum and dad who had agreed to spend Christmas with us by ticking off another Swedish tradition and go for a 'Julbord' – if you are familiar with the concept of a Smörgåsbord this is basically the Christmas version. To the uninitiated (like myself) it may appear to be a simply buffet but in actual fact it is a truly authentic Swedish experience. Essentially split into 7 courses, it typically starts with a variety of pickled herring and cured salmon, followed by bread, ham, liver pâté, red beet salad and cheese, through a whole variety of warm dishes (meatballs, sausages, pork ribs and cabbage) – not one for the vegetarians really – before slumping, bloated and exhausted into a host of deserts. Word of advice, if like me you foolishly want to complete every course, stick to the universal rule of all buffets and avoid the bread. It is not your friend – jumping in Rosalyn's pram and being wheeled home has never looked so appealing.
It's worth noting that like a lot of European countries, in Sweden they celebrate on Christmas Eve. Nothing especially strange there but in completing our checklist there was one final, rather random, tradition that needed to completed: watching cartoons. Yeap, every year on the 24th at 3 p.m. the 1958 Walt Disney Presents Christmas special, 'From All of Us to All of You' is aired. Running at exactly the same time since 1959, and without commercial interruption, it consists of Jiminy Cricket presenting about a dozen Disney cartoons from the 1930s – 1960s – which weirdly only a couple have anything to do with Christmas.
And half of Sweden watch it. Half.
Of course some Christmas traditions are universal. Decorating the tree remains as tedious/enjoyable as it is in any country. As does leaving out food and drink for Father Christmas and eating far too much food. In the spirit of a traditional 'Irish' Christmas, my mum (I assume confusing Sweden with Outer Mongolia) played it safe and brought two suitcases full of Christmas Essentials on the off chance she couldn't buy them in Sweden – food, deserts, condiments, crackers, table decorations, you name it. I mean heaven forbid you can't lay your hands on a post Christmas dinner Cadbury's chocolate orange!
This pathological commitment to making sure nothing was left out from the Christmas dinner, shared it should be noted by Alex, extended to the Christmas meal itself. I can only assume the rest of the apartment block had mentioned they might drop in because given we were only 4 adults there was a frankly ridiculous amount of food to get through – it took an extra 4 days of turkey and ham sandwich, bubble and squeak and Turkey Curry (half still in the freezer) to finally finish it all off.
Which leads to perhaps the most surprising fact about the Swedish Christmas': supermarkets are open throughout the holiday period. Whilst a little miserable for the people working, it did at least allow me to pick up some extra Broccoli on Christmas day, the six varieties of veg we already had apparently not being enough. Mums and Christmas. Completely mental.
Of course one obvious advantage of Christmas in Sweden is that you are pretty much guaranteed that, at some point, it will snow. And when it comes, it comes quickly. So quickly in fact that it did lead to one particularly hairy moment when I underestimated the combination of snow, ice, a cobble stone hill and 2 tonne car.
Basically, I lost control of my car going down the hill below. Thankfully at the time there were only parked cars on the right hand side and we skidded left or it would have not ended well. But it was fairly hairy for a moment as there is a main road at the bottom and by pure chance we came to stop just before it (when I say no control, I mean lap of the Gods). My dad, Brendadio, was in the car at the time and told me repeatedly to 'turn into the skid, turn into the skid!'.
Well let me tell you dear reader, when a two tonne car is out of control, essentially turning itself into an oddly shaped battering ram, 'turning into the skid' is the very last thing on your mind. Besides which I was a bit busy at the time trying to remove the handbreak from its housing whilst simultaneously pushing my foot through the bottom of the car in an effort to bring things to a stop Fred Flintstone style.
And before you knew it Christmas was over and we were faced with the classic dilemma of what to do with the tree. This being Sweden of course it was all taken care of with designated dump spots throughout the city. There is something poignant about these Christmas tree graveyards. First you drag them like a rotting carcasses through the streets before chucking them onto a pile of their fallen brethren who had brought so much pleasure and joy to their owners, only to end up as pulp… not that it stopped Brendadio having a good old chuckle about the whole thing of course.
In the interests of completion, New Years Eve had a slightly different vibe to normal, as I'm sure you can image given Alex was 9 months pregnant and we ended up watching the same fireworks taking place 5 minutes walk from our house on television. Times have indeed changed.
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Job Hunting (Paris)
I am back in New York City but I am still networking and job hunting for a position in France. As both a French and US citizen, I do not need a carte de sejour. I can relocate very quickly for an immediate position and plan to relocate permanently to France in March. Please see my profile here, on linked in, and viadeo.


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A car drove into one of the pedestrian subways at Elephant & Castle on Tuesday evening and overturned.
The incident happened at about 8pm outside the London College of Communication.
Police, fire and ambulance crews all rushed to the scene.
A similar crash occurred at the nearby southern junction in 2007.
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Student Involvement:
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Best college experience so far: Being a part of the production of the musical 1776 and playing the part of Martha Jefferson.
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Favorite movie: Stanley Kubrick's Full Metal Jacket
Favorite song: Bro Hymn by Penny Wise
Student Involvement:
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Year: Senior
A class that changed my life: Cultural Anthropology
Best college experience so far: Working at the Adena Recreation Center
One piece of advice: Manage your time! Do assignment first, then celebrate the weekend!
Favorite TV show: Game of Thrones
Favorite movie: Braveheart
Favorite song: I Don't Care by Apocalyptica
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What does it mean to be a Buckeye: To me, being a Buckeye means improving upon myself and becoming a part of a very large family.
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A class that changed my life: English with Dr. Keller
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One piece of advice: Don't sweat the small things in life.
Favorite TV show: Game of Thrones
Favorite movie: Sandlot
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The Swedish Group Proceedings Act (the "Act") came into force 1 January 2003 after considerable debate both on the actual need for the new legislation, and the potential risk of "opening the floodgates" for litigation. There were also fears that the Act could be misused - leading to "legal blackmail", with companies subject to group actions being compelled to reach quick settlements on unprofitable terms to avoid adverse publicity.
However, one of the main purposes of the Act was to improve access to justice and to ensure that people with low-value claims, which they might otherwise have struggled to bring, are given an opportunity to get financial compensation.
A group action, for the purposes of the Act, is an action that a claimant brings as representative of several persons. The action will bind the entire group, even though the group members are not necessarily parties to the action. The Act applies in cases where the same event has given rise to a number of identical or similar claims for a group of people. For example, when several people are injured by a dangerous product, creating a group of people with claims based on identical circumstances, against the same party. A further example is a group of consumers who have entered into the same unfair standard contract with a company.
A group action may be brought by a natural person, a legal entity, a non-profit organisation or by designated government authorities against physical or legal entities. Potentially interested parties will be notified of the proceedings and must send a written statement to the Court in order to be covered by the judgment.
A condition for the Act to apply is that the action can be brought against the defendant before a Swedish court. In accordance with the Brussels I Regulation, Swedish courts may be competent to process group actions against a company seated within the EU in a wide range of different situations. For example, the Swedish courts have jurisdiction over disputes:
Similar jurisdictional rules apply as regards companies seated outside the EU. Since group action proceedings are intended to complement conventional legal proceedings, a group action may only be heard by the court if certain special preconditions are satisfied. For example, a group action must be more appropriate than separate actions by each of the members of the group. Furthermore, the person bringing the action on behalf of the group must be an appropriate representative and must have the financial resources to bring an action. These and other preconditions are intended to protect the Act.
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According to information received from the Swedish Ministry of Justice (with some reservation made as regards the exact number), only eleven applications to initiate group proceedings have been filed since the entry into force of the Act in 2003. No case has yet resulted in a judgment on the merits. A commission has now been appointed by the Swedish government to evaluate whether the Act fulfills its purposes, namely whether it strengthens access to justice. The commission will, for example, consider whether the rules introduced to protect the interests of the defendant are appropriate - since they might deter people who would want to initiate group proceedings. The commission's evaluation report is to be presented before 31 March 2008.


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From traveling the world to working in the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Megan John '13 has had a variety of learning experiences to help develop her passions.
We asked her about her time at Concordia and the journey that led her to her current position – working for an organization that helps provide low-income Americans with homes.
Were there any activities or experiences at Concordia that transformed you or influenced your plans after Concordia?
My most transformative Concordia experiences were actually those that took place in other countries. I grew up in rural Minnesota, a mile outside of a small town of 600 people. I had never imagined that my first international trip would be to the beautiful hills of Rwanda, Africa, where I would teach English to children and adults for five life-changing weeks. Through Concordia's impressive study away programs, I studied abroad twice more – to Ireland and India – for a total of more than a year abroad. Each country I lived in was vastly different from the last and each taught me important lessons about life and about myself as a young global citizen.
Why did you major in psychology at Concordia?
Like many students, my career goals changed over the course of my four-year degree. I chose to major in psychology because I had initially planned to become a psychiatrist. Two years later, I had nixed the idea of medical school and opted for the narrower clinical psychology route. Three times was the charm for me, as my passion for poverty alleviation and macro-level change grew and I decided to follow a career in public policy. Nevertheless, my education in psychology laid the foundation of my dedication to scientific inquiry, attention to detail, dynamic writing ability and understanding of the human mind, and provided a unique perspective in my current career.
What has your path been since you left Concordia? Where have you studied/worked?
After graduating from Concordia College, I moved to Denver with a fellow Cobber where I worked in refugee resettlement, fell in love with the practice of yoga, and took time to breathe deeply before enrolling in graduate school the next year. In 2014, I began my work toward a Master of Science in Public Policy and Management at Carnegie Mellon University's Heinz College in Pittsburgh. The next summer, I moved to Washington, D.C., as a Friedman scholar, where I took a social policy internship with Third Way, a politically moderate think tank.
My second academic year, also in D.C., was a busy one. During the day, I worked as a data and evaluation lead within the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. After graduating with honors from my master's program, I took a job with Enterprise Community Partners, a nationwide nonprofit that annually invests $5 billion into low-income housing.
I currently work on the Knowledge, Impact and Strategy team where I focus on program evaluation, success measures, and ensuring that the organization is doing its best to provide low-income Americans not only with homes but also the connections to education, transit, healthcare, and jobs that are imperative to be financially successful in America.
What classes/experiences/relationships have helped you the most in your post-Concordia experiences?
My mentors were imperative for my success. Through partnering with professors, I gained irreplaceable experience by presenting research at conferences in Minnesota and Washington, D.C. (Dr. Mona Ibrahim); discovering my talent for creative writing and storytelling (Dr. William Snyder); planning and leading a spring break experience to Portland, Ore. (Dr. Ken Foster); engaging in several internships (Dr. Susan Cordes-Green); and developing the project which I am most proud of – a report of best practices for effective sexual assault prevention programming in higher education (Dr. Susan Larson). Without the encouragement of my mentors at Concordia, I would not have taken on these projects that gave me so much confidence in my abilities and provided the experiences that shaped the person I am today.
What has been your most valuable takeaway from Concordia?
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"I experience a great deal of satisfaction in seEing our clients making solid progreSs towards their goals, and our stafF working together as a cohesive team for the good of the clients."
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Restructured the management team with a new manager in Gisborne, a full time manager in Hamilton and one manager looking after West and South Auckland residential facilities
Opened a new eight bed house at the Whangarei residential site in February 2008, which is now taking people with traumatic brain injury and high physical needs as soon as they come out of hospital
Change in residential client group leading to a higher turnover of clients, with more people who need intensive rehabilitation soon after an accident and who can then return home within a few weeks or months
Increased the size of the clinical team to meet changing demand.
The shift to earlier post-injury rehabilitation has led to higher employment of clinical staff, up-skilling of staff, and more rewarding work
Following intensive routine audits, achieved three year MOH health certification for all residential faciities
In community services, developed a new focus on assessing and treating chronic pain, and trained several clinicians in aspects of this service
Increase revenue, improve bed occupancy and maintain costs
Opening of a new residential service at the Hamilton site in August 2008, catering for people with traumatic brain injury and high physical needs as soon as they come out of hospital
Continue to develop early rehabilitation services for people with traumatic brain injury, and upgrade staff training and service delivery
Audit all services for ISO certification to meet ACC requirements. In October 2008 community services will be audited and certified against the Allied Health Sector Standards and Community Support Sector Standards
ACC has established the Phillip Wrightson Trust as a Centre of Excellence for traumatic brain injury in NZ. Work closely with the Trust and participate in standard setting and description of best practice in the industry
Further develop collaboration with other rehabilitation and community care service providers in all regions as ACC contracts become more holistic and aligned with MOH and MSD contracts, and there is an increasing need for collaboration and liaison with other providers with different skill sets
Work with insurance companies to deliver community rehabilitation services, particularly in vocational services, if the market is opened to private providers after the election
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AMES, Iowa — Freshman Lindell Wigginton might already be Iowa State's most talented player.
Whether that's a good or bad thing will be determined in the weeks to come. But Wigginton's rapidly-emerging game proved crucial on Monday night for a team needing to overcome yet another sluggish start.
Wigginton, of Dartmouth, poured in a season-high 28 points and Iowa State rallied to beat Northern Illinois 94-80 for its fifth straight win.
"He's a talented kid. He can really score," Iowa State coach Steve Prohm said of Wigginton, the rare five-star recruit to play for the Cyclones. "I want to play him loose and free, but I also want him fundamentally sound as well. If he can do that and continue to get better, he's got a chance to be a very good player."
Senior Donovan Jackson added 24 points with six 3-pointers and Nick Weiler-Babb had 12 points and 11 assists for the Cyclones (5-2), who overcame depth issues to outscore the Huskies 58-42 in the second half.
Iowa State certainly looked rusty after a nine-day layoff, falling behind 38-36 at halftime after letting the Huskies hit 17 of their first 31 shots.
But the Cyclones opened the second half on a 26-11 run, with Wigginton hitting an off-balance three to push Iowa State's lead to 10. Jackson followed with a three that made it 62-49.
"We needed to respond well in the second half, really on the defensive end first," Prohm said. "Our pace was a lot better, and we made the extra pass."
Wigginton jumped a passing lane at the top of the key and cruised down court for a two-handed dunk and followed with an assist on a Cameron Lard dunk, pushing the Cyclones lead to 70-51.
Wigginton also had seven rebounds, four assists and three steals.
"My teammates were finding me in the right spots," Wigginton said.
Eugene German had 28 points for the Huskies (5-4).
Iowa State: Wigginton's move from point to shooting guard has freed the freshman up to attack the basket while looking to score — a valued commodity for a team without a lot of proven scorers. He has responded with 63 points in his last three games. The next question for the Cyclones will be in how they adjust once opponents start making stopping Wigginton a priority.
Northern Illinois: The Huskies lost for just the second time in five games.
But if they can play two halves like they did the first one on Monday, they'll be a handful in the MAC.