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Tuesday, June 7, 2011
Hair cut
10 comments:
- Free Pretty Things For You said...
I Love i Love i Love!!! :D
- Tuesday, June 7, 2011 at 3:00:00 PM MDT
- Allison said...
SO cute!
- Tuesday, June 7, 2011 at 5:22:00 PM MDT
- Valene Marie said...
I absolutely LOVE long hair! I have hair down to my rear, and when I get it cut at the salon I've never gone above my lower back. But you look great with shorter hair, super cute!
- Tuesday, June 7, 2011 at 9:20:00 PM MDT
- kelsey said...
You look adorable! I love short hair. It's just so much easier. :)
- Wednesday, June 8, 2011 at 12:18:00 AM MDT
- Juliette said...
That's exactly why I cut my hair! I was always pulling it back to 'get it off my neck', so doggone why not cut it?! Hello Captain Obvious... =)
The bonus? I discovered some crazy natural wave/curls once my long hair wasn't pulling them so straight. =) =)
Here's to happy summer hair!
- Wednesday, June 8, 2011 at 12:45:00 AM MDT
- D-lyn said...
very cute!
- Friday, June 10, 2011 at 1:14:00 PM MDT
- Delia said...
It looks so CUTE!You are a brave girl.
- Thursday, June 16, 2011 at 8:56:00 AM MDT
- needlekrafter said...
cute! it'll be nice to have less hair for a cooler summer! :)
- Tuesday, June 21, 2011 at 9:04:00 AM MDT
- dana said...
Looks great!
And I actually think the "before in reality" pic looks cute too :). Thanks for including that one for us. haah
- Wednesday, June 22, 2011 at 11:41:00 PM MDT
- Petra said...
Love your hair! The typwriter is gorgeous!
- Friday, July 1, 2011 at 4:06:00 AM MDT


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Macon-Chandler Kudyk and Hunter Corbett were awarded as two of the four FFA Stars Over Georgia based on their supervised agricultural experience (SAE) programs at the recent State Convention of the Georgia FFA Association. Multiple other students from the Lowndes School System were state winners as well, making for a combined 27 state wins.
Kudyk was named the Georgia Star in Agribusiness. His SAE was based on his Lawncare business, CHC Lawncare and Pressure Washing. Kudyk has developed a landscaping SAE program over the past 6 years. Kudyk is the son of Nick and Kim Kudyk.
Corbett was named the Georgia Star in Agriscience. He has had a research SAE over the past 6 years. His research was focused on using cotton gin trash to clean up the BP Oil Spill of 2010. Corbett is the son of Tracy and James Corbett.
Six students won Proficiency competitions based on their SAE programs: Landon Herring – Specialty Crop Production, Callie Warren – Fruit Production, Chance Hingson – Food Science, Bailey Anderson – Equine Science, Kudyk – Outdoor Recreation, and, Corbett – Agriscience Integrated Systems. Also competing in Proficiency were Jackson Sumner and Ian Bennett.
Joe Corbett of PGMS won the Middle School SAE Recordbook competition in Forestry/Natural Resources.
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Courtney Cameron was First Runnerup in the Senior Prepared Public Speaking competition. Liz Fisher competed in Junior Prepared Speaking. Frank Balmer competed in the Discussion Meet.
Ian Bennett completed his service as a State Officer. He chaired Session 1 and gave a retiring address in Session 3 entitled, "Champion."
Several Lowndes Schools FFA Chapters were recognized for 100% membership: PGMS, LMS, and LHS.
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Hello all --
It's fall, and that means another Noodles 2 Noodles Century ride! This September 18th we will enjoy the Third annual Noodles 2 Noodles ride, and I hope you can join us! This is a self-supported century ride from Fort Collins to Boulder and back. As far as century rides go, it's a pretty easy ride; we try to avoid all those nasty hills, and we generally take our time. We normally take about 8 hours to complete the ride, including a stop for lunch at the Noodles & Co. in Boulder. So pump up those tires, fill up a couple of water bottles, and come ride with us! the first year I was the only one who rode this ride, and I made the mistake of riding it in November. Let's call it a test ride! Last year we had about 8 participants, and we did it in October. Let's see if we can double that this year, shall we? September 18th sounds like a much better date for the ride than November or October, that's for sure.
And if you know us, you know we like to turn these events into charity fundraising opportunities! This year we're supporting the North Shore Animal League, a non-profit no-kill animal shelter. If you know anything about Les and I you know that we are strongly committed to animals, and particularly to rescue and shelter animals. Please consider making a tax-deductible donation to North Shore Animal League via this link:
North Shore Animal League -- donate here! (then click the "Support Lindsey" link)
And we'll accept donations at the ride itself. Even if you don't ride, you can pledge a little money for the shelter on our behalf! Now you may notice the page is for Lindsey, she set up this fund-raising pledge but we're all committed to the cause -- they only put one name on the pledge page.
Anyway if you're interested in joining us this year for the ride, the ride starts at 8:00 am at the Noodles & Co. in Fort Collins, at the corner of Laurel and College. from there we make our way west to Taft Hill Rd, and then turn south towards Loveland. From Loveland we take the "back way" tacking West towards Carter Lake (but we avoid actually climbing to the lake of course!), and eventually popping out on North of Hygine in Boulder County. From there we continue to tack generally West and South until we make it to Gunbarrel and Jay Rd. Jay Rd. is our access point into Boulder proper, where we then make our way to the Noodles & Co. on 1245 Alpine Ave. (near Boulder Community Hospital). Then we eat lunch and retrace our steps back to Ft Collins!
For those of you who are more visually inclined, here is an interactive map of the route:
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Private investment firm acquires Assisted Living Concepts for $287 million
Investment firm TPG will acquire Assisted Living Concepts for $287 million, the companies announced Tuesday. ALC operates 210 facilities in 20 states.
Wisconsin-based ALC has been led by high-profile CEO Charles "Chip" Roadman, M.D., since May, following the dismissal of Laurie Bebo. Roadman, a retired lieutenant general in the U.S. Air Force and former president and CEO of the American Health Care Association, took charge with the company under fire from regulators. He was at the helm when the company concluded a $100 million deal with Ventas Realty to purchase 12 troubled ALC-operated residences.
In November, ALC posted a quarterly loss of $4 million, with revenue and occupancy both down on a year-over-year basis. The company sustained losses of $23.5 million over the first three quarters of 2012.
A majority of Class A stockholders must approve the deal before the acquisition is closed. These stockholders would receive $12.00 in cash for each share under the terms of the deal.


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The MMK is continuing its MMK Talks series in the second half of 2017 with a focus on art & body. Within this context, artists, stage directors, filmmakers and curators will talk about themes and questions related to the human and institutionalized body and concepts of identity. Yet they'll also shed light on aspects of the reception and distribution of knowledge in conjunction with the respective societal outlook. The audience is cordially welcome to participate in the discussions on current topics of society.
Free admission.
Supported by:
Thursday, 14 December, 7 pm at the MMK 1
The current exhibition at the MMK 2 features, among others, Will Benedict with his music video "I AM A PROBLEM (T.O.D.D.)", produced for the Detroit noise band Wolf Eyes. The show takes its title from this work. Benedict is a multimedia and interdisciplinary artist who works in the mediums of painting, advertising, TV and performance and is also active as a gallery owner and curator. This autumn he is hosting a TV show at the de Young Museum in San Francisco.
In conversation with:
Leilah Weinraub is an artist, CEO of the Hood by Air streetwear label, and filmmaker. She directed the documentary Shakedown shown at this year's Whitney Biennial in New York City. The film documents a striptease club in Los Angeles run by AfricanAmerican lesbian. In her projects, Weinraub concerns herself with contemporary identity concepts that depart from traditional gender categories.
in English
Attention: The location has been changed. The talk will take place in the MMK.
Wednesday, 29 November, 7 pm at the MMK 1
Researcher and curator Marcelo Rezende was the director of the Museo de Arte Moderna in Bahia, Brazil from 2012 to 2015. In 2008 he was on the curatorial team of the 28th São Paulo Biennial and in 2014 the artistic director of the 3rd Bahia Biennial. He has served as a curator at the Johann Jacobs Museum in Zurich and is currently on the directors' team of the Archiv der Avantgarden at the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden.
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Susanne Titz has been the director of the Museum Abteiberg in Mönchengladbach since 2004. From 1997 to 2004 she was the artistic director of the Neuer Aachener Kunstverein, which was awarded the Adam Elsheimer Prize for European art societies in 2000. Titz's concept in her present position calls for a new look at the intellectual history and identity of the Museum Abteiberg since its opening in 1982, in part by way of sitespecific projects as well as cultural historical and institutionhistorical framework programmes.
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Thursday, 2 November, 7 pm at the MMK 2
Theatre director and set designer Ersan Mondtag's staging of the exhibition I AM A PROBLEM at the MMK 2 provided the occasion for this talk. Mondtag's works wander the realms of theatre, dance, music, performance and installation. He produced his play "Die Vernichtung", which earned him an invitation to the 2017 Berliner Theatertreffen, in 2016. Likewise in 2016, the specialist journal "Theater Heute" singled him out as emerging stage director and set designer of the year, and in 2017 as costume designer of the year. Mondtag has already staged works at Hamburg's Thalia Theater, Schauspiel Frankfurt, the Maxim Gorki Theater in Berlin and the Münchner Kammerspiele.
In conversation with:
Susanne Kennedy studied stage direction at the Hogeschool voor de Kunsten in Amsterdam. With her productions at the Nationaltheater in The Hague, which are distinguished by their installationlike character, she has repeatedly been invited to participate in the Nederlands Theater Festival. For "Fegefeuer in Ingolstadt" (2013) at the Münchner Kammerspiele, Kennedy received the 3sat Award within the framework of the 2014 Berliner Theatertreffen. In collaboration with the Ruhrtriennale, she realized her walkin opera installation "Orfeo" in 2015, and "MEDEA MATRIX" in 2016. Susanne Kennedy is now a stage director at the Volksbühne in Berlin.
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Tuesday, 23 May, 7 pm at the MMK 1
Teresa Margolles frequently explores death in her works, and uses materials that come from or have been in contact with corpses. Having initially studied communications, the Mexican artist developed this interest while working as a forensic pathologist. In 2004 the MMK presented her spectacular exhibition Muerte sin fin. Her work Banco (2004) is currently on view in the show Primary Structures: Masterworks of Minimal Art at the MMK 2.
In conversation with:
Rein Wolfs is a Dutch art historian, exhibition curator and, since 2013, director of the Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland. The founding director of the Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst worked in Zurich from 1996 to 2001. In 2002 he was appointed director of exhibitions at the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam and in 2003 curator of the Dutch Pavilion at the Venice Biennale. From 2007 to 2013 he directed the Kunsthalle Fridericianum in Kassel, where he staged the solo exhibition Frontera with works by Teresa Margolles.
Tuesday, 25 April, 7 pm at the MMK 1
The British artist Ed Atkins is considered a pioneer of an emerging generation of artists who reflect critically on the rapid development of the digital media and the fundamental changes it has brought about in our perception of images and our own selves. In his digitally generated filmic works, he creates a world of imagery as hyperreal as it is artificial. Corpsing, the title of his current show at the MMK 1, describes the instant in which the difference between an actor and his role becomes apparent.
In conversation with:
Thomas Oberender is a German author and dramatic adviser who has directed the Berliner Festspiele since 2012. After the 9/11 attacks in 2001, he organized a lecture series on the future of the political that ran for four years at the Schauspielhaus Bochum. He served as dramatic director of the Salzburg Festival from 2007 to 2011.
Wednesday, 15 March, 6 pm at the MMK 1
Taking places, their functions and their histories as a point of departure, Dolores Zinny and Juan Maidagan develop collages, sculptures and installations. In 2009, the MMK presented the Argentine artist duo in a solo exhibition and purchased works of theirs for the collection. Zinny/Maidagan have also had exhibitions at the New Museum of Contemporary Art in New York City and the Moderna Museet in Stockholm. The talk will mark the dedication of the bronze sculpture Hippocampus which is situated at the Campus Westend of the Goethe-University Frankfurt.
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The American architect Frank Barkow pursues a discursive approach to design according to which the concrete planning process integrates new findings and developments in the research on digital and analogue production methods and innovative material applications. Barkow heads an architectural firm in Berlin and has been teaching at the Princeton University School of Architecture in the U.S. since 2016.
In the sixth edition of the event series MMK Talks the focus will be on the relationship between art, society and politics. In view of the profound and existential changes in these times of global crisis, contemporary art and exhibition praxis also faces new challenges. Artists and curators are invited to talk with a discussion partner of their choice about the role of art in an era of major transformation processes.
Admission free of charge.
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Wednesday, 7 December, 7 pm at the MMK 2
On the occasion of the running exhibition 'Willem de Rooij. Entitled' the headmaster of the Städelschule Frankfurt, Philippe Pirotte, and Willem de Rooij will talk about the artist's work and exhibition at MMK 2. Additionally the accompanying catalogue – containing three volumes – will be presented.
Willem de Rooij, born in 1969 in Beverwijk, Netherlands is one of the most influential artists of his generation. He studied at Gerrit Rietveld Academie and the Rijksakademie in Amsterdam. The artist is professor for fine arts at Städelschule Frankfurt am Main since 2006.
Philippe Pirotte, born in 1972 in Antwerp, Belgium is an art historian and curator. He is the headmaster of Städelschule Frankfurt am Main and director of the Portikus in Frankfurt. He is a freelance Senior Curator at UC Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive. Pirotte curateted this year's Montréal Biennal.
Tuesday, 6 September, 7 pm at the MMK 1
On the occasion of the Final Weekend of the exhibition "An Imagined Museum" (10/11 September), Walter Grasskamp – a renowned art historian and art critic specialised in museology and cultural policy – meets Hans Haacke, an internationally esteemed artist who is also represented in the exhibition.
For three decades Hans Haacke like almost no other artist has been initiating the public discourse about the sociopolitical dimensions of art. The internationally renowned conceptual artist investigates the amalgamation of economic, political, social and ecological systems and illustrates their far reaching sociopolitical impact.
Haacke realised a huge number of projects and exhibitions and was involved in several Documentas. His spectacular contribution "Germania" in the German pavilion at the Venice Biennale in 1993 was awarded a Golden Lion.
Walter Grasskamp has been teaching and publishing for many years about museology, cultural policy and art in public spaces, theory of modern art, theory of consumption and popular culture. His latest publication "Das Kunstmuseum. Eine erfolgreiche Fehlkonstruktion" (The Museum of Art. A successful Misconstruction) opens a discussion about the function of art museum as an institution in it's current sociopolitical context. Grasskamp published numerous text about the work of Hans Haacke. The artist and the art historian are linked by many years of artistic exchange.
The talk is conducted in German.
Friday, 8 July, 7 pm at the MMK 2
The concept artist, poet and activist Jimmie Durham has been politically active in the American civil rights movement since the early 1960s. His multi-faceted oeuvre is concerned with the relationship between history and context, architecture and monumentality, and takes a critical stance towards political power structures and narrations of national identity. He has an international reputation as one of the most prominent artists of the present and has been honoured with a large number of awards and exhibitions, for example at the Venice Biennale (1999, 2015, etc.) the Documenta (2012, 1992) and the 29th São Paulo Biennale (2010). He is represented in the exhibition An Imagined Museum at the MMK.
Dirk Snauwaert has been the artistic director of the WIELS centre of contemporary art in Brussels since 2005. He has organized a large number of exhibitions internationally; at the 53rd Venice Biennale (2009) he curated the Belgian pavilion. In 1993 he staged the first Durham retrospective at the Palais des Beaux Arts in Brussels.
Thursday, 30 June, 7 pm at the MMK 1
The artist Banu Cennetoğlu explores the political, social and cultural dimension of the production, representation and distribution of knowledge and asks how it feeds into a society's collective thought and becomes part of its ideology. Cennetoğlu has participated in major international exhibitions such as the 10th Gwangju Biennale, South Korea; at the 53rd Venice Biennale (2009) she and Ahmet Öğüt represented Turkey. She is represented at the 13th Fellbach Triennial of Small-Scale Sculpture (2016) and currently guest of the DAAD artist programme in Berlin.
The free-lance critic and curator Vasif Kortun is known as one of the most important critical voices in the discourse on Turkey's radically changing cultural politics. He has organized numerous international exhibitions focussing on art production in Turkey, for example the 3rd and 9th international Istanbul Biennale (1992 and 2005) as well as the Turkish pavilions at the São Paulo Biennale (1994 and 1998) and at the 52nd Venice Biennale (2007).
Tuesday, 10 May, 7 pm at the MMK 1
Kader Attia has been considered one of the most influential artists of his generation ever since his startling
presentation at the documenta 13, if not before. Against the background of our globalized present
he investigates the impact of Western cultural hegemony on non-Western cultures. One of his key concerns
is the concept of "repair", which he has been exploring for many years. The talk is taking place within
the framework of his comprehensive solo exhibition Sacrifice and Harmony at the MMK.
In conversation with:
Gerhard Kubik is an Austrian ethnomusicologist and ethnologist who devotes his research work primarily
to music, dance, totemism, oral tradition and cultural education in Africa and African-influenced cultures
in Venezuela and Brazil. Kubik is among the internationally most renowned name in the area of intracultural
research on African culture.
Tuesday, 1 December, 7 pm at the MMK 2
Artistic approaches and working methods have had a decisive impact on the oeuvre of the fashion designer Kostas Murkudis (b. 1959). In the context of the second exhibition at the new MMK 2, Murkudis will meet with Julia Voss, deputy director of the arts section of the "Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung", to talk about concepts and forms of display as well as the history of his collections.
Wednesday, 18 November, 7 pm at the MMK 1
(in English)
Hardly anyone has contributed more to shaping the international contemporary dance scene over the past decades than the choreographer and dancer William Forsythe (b. 1949). The conversation about dance, art, space and, not least importantly the humanbeing – as the chief focus of Forsythe's minimalisticworks – will be conducted by Mario Kramer, curator and head of the MMK Collection.
Wednesday, 23 September, 7 pm at the MMK 1
Paul Maenz, a collector and patron of Peter Roehr (1944-1968), donated the prominent Frankfurt conceptartist's entire archive to the MMK in 2011. The museum has meanwhile digitalized the documents in the Peter Roehr Archive, which number more than 2,500. Paul Maenz and the artist Thomas Bayrle, who was friends with Roehr for many years, will talk about the artist and his time.
Friday, 12 June, 7 pm at the MMK 1
(in English)
In his artistic practice, Simon Starling (b. 1967) concerns himself with objects, their history, and their production conditions as shaped by science, ecology and economy. Katrina Brown, the director of "The Common Guild", a well-known institution for contemporary art in Glasgow, has curated exhibitions of Starling's in the past and is presently collaborating with him on a project. They will talk about his works.
Wednesday, 29 April, 8 pm at the MMK 2
The images produced by the photojournalist Anja Niedringhaus (1965–2014) over the past two decades in Albania, Bosnia, Iraq and elsewhere are part of the MMK's prestigious photography collection. Niedringhaus's powerful pictorial language will be the subject of the discussion conducted by the prominent German photographer Barbara Klemm, Anne-Marie Beckmann, the longstanding curator of the Art Collection Deutsche Börse, and Barbara Basting, a journalist and the director of the Department of Visual Arts of the city of Zürich.
Wednesday, 20 May, 8 pm at the MMK 2
(in English)
Anne Imhof (b. 1978) develops her work in a realm where performance, installation and documentation overlap. This year she designed a "live event" of several days for the MoMA PS1 in New York. A work of hers is also presently on view at the MMK 2. The former Städelschule student will converse with the art historian Isabelle Graw, director of the Städelschule's Institute of Art Criticism and publisher of the magazine "Texte zur Kunst".
Thursday, October 23, 7 pm
"How to make a book with Dayanita?" will be the basis of the discussion during the next MMK Talks. The publisher Gerhard Steidl will speak with the artist Dayanita Singh about the production of her artist books and their long-standing collaboration. Singh who defines herself as a "book artist" has been publishing her books with Steidl for many years. The talk will be moderated by the curator of the current exhibition, Dr. Mario Kramer.
Friday, 12 September, 7 pm
The series MMK Talks will be continued with the exhibition "Subodh Gupta. Everything is Inside". The Italian curator and art critic Germano Celant will speak with the Indian artist Subodh Gupta. Celant is the artistic director Fondazione Prada and coined the term arte povera.
Wednesday, 14 May, 7 pm
Julie Mehretu lives and works in New York. She carries out cartographic drawings and paintings of urban architecture, into which current political developments are inscribed.
In conversation with:
Chus Martinez is a Spanish art historian, museum curator and art critic. She was head of the curatorial department of documenta (13) in Kassel.
Friday, 4 April, 7 pm
Kader Attia lives and works in Paris and Berlin. In his work he explores the influence of the culture and politics of Western capitalism on the Middle East and North Africa.
In conversation with:
Koyo Kouoh lives and works in Dakar, Senegal. She is the founder of the Raw Material Company, a centre for art, knowledge and society in Dakar.
Wednesday, 26 March, 7 pm
Wangechi Mutu lives and works in New York. Mutu deals with problematic issues such as violence or consumerism in a multidimensional Afro-Western context.
In conversation with:
Bisi Silva is a free-lance curator and the founder of the Centre for Contemporary Art in Lagos, Nigeria. She lives and works in Lagos and London.


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And there's THC, and there's something called CBD, which is a really interesting molecule I would like people to learn more about, and I never knew what CBD was.
British health regulators have approved the sale and marketing of Sativex, an oral spray consisting of natural cannabis extracts (primarily the plant cannabinoids THC and cannabidiol aka CBD) as a treatment for symptoms of multiple sclerosis (MS).
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The CBD is a maze of High Victorian arcades with funky little shops in them, and it's surrounded by planned gardens, the loveliest of which are the Botanical gardens.
We also have a thriving pub/music scene but the venues in the CBD are a bit commercial for my tastes.
CBD is short for a substance in plants called cannabidiol.
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As well as providing advice to the victims of road traffic accidents across Europe, Coris UK can follow this up with an inspection of the damaged vehicle by a fully qualified independent assessor.
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The upscale mass-market furniture manufacturer selected Martin, part of Interpublic Group of Cos., to handle creative, media planning and buying, and public relations. The agency competed against five other mid-sized shops that Thomasville declined to name.
Former agencies
Mitch Scott, Thomasville's vice president of marketing, said the company had previously worked with Boston-based independent McCarthy Mambro Bertino for creative and split with the agency over "economic reasons," following the departure of Thomasville CEO Christian Pfaff. Mr. Pfaff was replaced by Tom Tilley on May 1. Publicis Groupe's Starlink had handled media planning and buying, while public relations was with independent Ruder Finn, New York.
According to TNS Media Intelligence/CMR, Thomasville spent $7.4 million on corporate advertising last year, while its dealer network spent $16.3 million. Both the agency and Thomasville claim that ad spending in 2004 will be larger than that, but declined to give precise figures.
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Martin Agency, which currently handles Vanilla Coke, Nascar and Hanes, is expected to unveil new creative for Thomasville around mid-February. Mr. Scott said corporate and the dealers would work more closely in future to make the most of their marketing budgets.
The company also commissioned a study from Omnicom Group's Interbrand to guage how its brand is perceived in the market. Thomasville, whose current tagline is "Where Style Lives," will brief the agency on the report's conclusions in the next two weeks. Thomasville's main competitor is Ethan Allen.


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Hip function is in constant demand, whether sitting, walking, or running. As a result, hip pain occurs both in active adults and those who sit for long periods of time. Hip injury is the most common of hip pain causes, especially in athletes who put repetitive strain on hip joints, muscles, and the groin.
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Special Youth Waterfowl Hunting Days will be on November 17, 2018 and February 2, 2019. The regular waterfowl season shooting hours, bag limits, and legal arms and ammunitions apply to the special days. Individuals must follow the listed rules to participate in the scheduled youth waterfowl hunts:
1. Up to two (2) youth participants must be accompanied by an adult supervisor. The adult supervisor, who may not hunt, is to remain within arm's length of the youth at all times.
2. Youth is defined as those individuals who have not reached their sixteenth birthday.
3. Adult is defined as those individuals 25 years old or older or the parent of the youth who are in possession of all state hunting licenses and state and federal waterfowl stamps required to hunt waterfowl. Possession of the required hunting licenses and stamps are required.
4. Only one firearm will be allowed per youth. Only the youth hunters will be permitted to utilize the firearm for hunting. The adult is expected to review with each youth the rules of firearm safety and hunter ethics and to ensure they are followed.


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Many banks are concerned about recent and pending regulation on small-dollar credit lending. They worry about losing a longstanding source of profit in light of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s guidance on deposit advances and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's upcoming rules on payday lending. Some have argued that the rules will hurt struggling families who depend on these lines of credit to make ends meet.
While I understand banks' concern about losing a significant source of revenue, I firmly believe that most deposit advance products do more harm than good by trapping vulnerable consumers in cycles of debt repayment. Regulatory scrutiny of these products isn't going away. It is time for banks to reframe the way they view small-dollar credit regulations and revamp the loan products they offer to low- to moderate-income customers.
Too often, banks define the worthiness of a product based on its returns and whether it is legal under current regulation. That test is not enough to ensure that products are truly safe for consumers, as evidenced by the subprime lending debacle of the very recent past.
While it may be somewhat unfair to compare subprime mortgages to payroll advance loans, both should prompt banks to fully vet the question of whether they ought to put products on the market simply because they can. I propose that rather than push back against deposit advance and payday lending regulations, our industry should use them as opportunities to create innovative products that are good for consumers, our businesses and the communities we serve. By changing our attitudes toward regulation on small-dollar lines of credit, there is a real opportunity for lenders to find success with a new suite of products. These rules can serve as opportunities rather than road blocks.
Banks should also consider how safer small-dollar credit products could lead to long-term, profitable relationships. Up until this point, the financial services industry has had a dearth of small-dollar loan options that are truly supportive of low- to moderate-income customers. Many banks think such products would be unprofitable. That is not the case. Serving this client base can be profitable for lenders, although less harmful products may not be as lucrative as the ones that existed prior to regulatory pressures for reform.
However, small-dollar credit products can be used as a stepping stone for previously overlooked consumers to form deeper relationships with their financial institutions. These products can lead to developing a deeper credit file, which, in turn, may lead to other consumer products, such as auto and home improvement loans.
As an industry, we need to look at the big picture and realize that safe consumer products can be both profitable and beneficial to underserved communities.
But in order for banks to create products that are both profitable and safe for consumers, their relationships with regulators needs to change. The financial services industry as a whole could make major strides if banks and regulators worked more closely together to solve challenges. Banks must continue to press regulators for better clarity and more timely guidance, while regulators must cease regarding banks as an industry intent on harming consumers for its own benefit. An open dialogue between banks and regulators will only increase the opportunity for innovation.
Banks must also include community advocates in conversations about small-dollar credit products. Community advocates can offer banks valuable insights into the potential negative impacts of certain products. They can also add transparency to the product development process. By including these groups in product development from the get-go, banks will be much less likely to create loans they must later pull from the shelves.
The regulations from the FDIC and CFPB offer banks a chance to hold themselves to a higher standard of product innovation. Let's find ways to offer cost-effective products that allow customers to change harmful financial behaviors, break cycles of debt and live better lives.
Bruce Murphy is head of corporate responsibility at KeyBank and is the board chair of the Center for Financial Services Innovation.


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Friends of Fairmount Cemetery
Alliance, Stark County, Ohio
Lat: 40° 52' 14"N, Lon: 81° 06' 19"W
Washington Twp, Sec 13
Submitted by Melinda Tharpe, Sep 22, 2006, last edited Sep 26, 2006 [email@example.com]. Total records = 31.
To get to the cemetery from the corner of Union Ave. (SR 183/S) and State St. (SR 62/173) in Alliance, Ohio you would travel south on Union Ave. (SR 183/S) for 2 and a half miles. The cemetery is on the left and parking is roadside.
Friends of Fairmount Cemetery is a small cemetery near the Fairmount Children's Home. The cemetery is owned by Washington Township and maintained by the Washington Ruritan Club.
Paul Del Puppo of the Washington Ruritan Club told me about a letter that was written in 1915, authored by a Hilles ancestor, giving directions to the community of Fairmount. It mentions a "Friends Meeting House" and cemetery in the exact place where this one is today. This is why the Ruritans and Washington Township erected the sign which reads, "Friends of Fairmount Cemetery". The name conflicts with other transcriptions but is the rightful name of the cemetery given by it's owners.
The cemetery lawn is mowed but some of the stones are in poor shape. Several footstones along with a broken unidentified headstone have been moved and secured in a slab of concrete away from the graves they belong to.
I have transcribed from the survey I obtained when I walked and read all of the existing and legible headstones and markers on Aug 28, 2006.- Melinda Tharpe
Baldinger, Frederick, d. 12 Jan 1873, age: 6yr 5mo 5da, Son of F & E Baldinger
Barnaby, Ann , d. Dec 1866, Wife of James Barnaby
Barnaby, James, d. 16 Mar 1847, age: 66y
Brosius, Benjamin, d. 14 Nov 1869, age: 54y, 28d, footstone has been moved, B B
Brosius, Elizabeth, d. 06 Jan 1852, age: 3y, 7m, 26d, Dau of C & M J Brosius
Brosius, Jane, d. 21 Nov 1860, age: 38y, 3m, Wife of Charle Brosius
Brosius, Phebe A, d. 07 Aug 1850, age: 1y, 5m, Dau of C & M J Brosius
Brosius, Phebe, d. 05 Jan 1873, age: 53y, 4m, 24d, Wife of Benjamin Brosius
Edwards, Harriet D, d. 10 Mar 1846, age: 8y, 8m, Dau of Zenas P & Mary Edwards
Edwards, Mary, d. 05 Mar 1898, age: 83y, 5m, 12d, Wife of Zenas P Edwards
Edwards, Thermuthis, d. 23 Nov 1843, age: 11m, 11d, Dau of Zenas P & Mary Edwards
Edwards, Zenas P, d. 12 Jan 1888, age: 78y, 9m, 2d,
Haines, Frances Ellen, d. 17 Dec 1860, age: 2y, 7m, 5d, Dau of ?? & S G Haines, Life is but a shadow that passes away, This lillie a frail flower that soon must dacay.
Harris, Jacob, d. 21 Oct 1857, age: 79y, Aged 79 years
Harris, Mary Ellen, d. 8 May 1859, age: 2y, 5m, 7d, Dau of Silas & Ann Harris
Harris, Mary, d. 26 May 1865, age: 79y, 20d,
Harris, Parker P, d. 19 Mar 1858, age: 4y, 8m, 26d, Son of Silas & Ann Harris
Harris, Silas, d. 15 Oct 1853, age: 39y, footstone has been moved, S H
Hilles, Rachel M, d. 01 Apr 1819, age: 25y, 19d, Wife of William Hilles
Johnson, Mary, b. 09 Mar 1895, d. 19 Mar 1913,
McClain, Amzet, d. 13 May 18??, age: ??y, 10m, 3d, Wife of Kirk McClain
Peirce, Maria G, b. 1820, d. 1839, Wife of Newton Peirce
Randolph, Charles T, d. 25 Sep 1850, age: 21d, Son of B K & C Randolph
Thomas, Hannah C, d. 26 Oct 1884, age: 80y
Thomas, Jacob, d. 22 Mar 1852, age: 73yr, Father, Re-united, with Margaret Thomas
Thomas, Margaret, d. 28 Feb 1863, age: 86y, Mother, Re-united, with Jacob Thomas
Thomas, W R S, d. Apr 1837, age: 16y, footstone, R T
Thompson, Farlin, d. 11 Jun 1859, age: 70y, 3m, 4d,
Thompson, Pleasey, d. 22 Mar 1862, age: 73y, 5m, 5d, Wife of Farlin Thompson
Whinery, Mary B, d. 8 May 1858, age: 41y, 10m, 12d, Wife of Zimri Whinery, Mother & Her Babe, Small MEH Stone in front
Wright, Anna, d. 13 Feb 1872, age: 84y, 9m,
3 basestones, top missing
3 broken stones
Ohio Death Records
- Ohio Newspapers, Full Search (1795-1991), 416 titles - GenealogyBank.com
- Ohio Obituary Search - (1985-current) - GenealogyBank.com
- Ohio Funeral Notices - GenealogyBank.com


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About Seattle, WA's Carpet Beetles
- Carpet beetles are varied in color, generally being black or brownish and often speckled.
- Carpet beetles have complete life cycles, and may take up to three years to complete a life cycle.
- Their eggs hatch in 17 to 18 days.
- The adults live short lives from 14 to 40 days.
- The larvae hatch and emerge in the Spring and will usually be found where the carpet meets the walls, and on the walls and ceilings.
- They may infest odd areas such as wall or ceiling voids, attics, rodent baits, wasp and hornet nests, and animal trophies.
- The larvae alone are responsible for damage to commodities.
- Larvae feed on a wide variety of materials including; hair, fur, feathers, hides, horns, carcasses, dead insects, cereal, stored grain, nuts, seeds, cayenne peppers, and flour.
- They love your clothes, will eat your drapes and make a mess out of your carpet. They hide in the wall and you won't find them until its too late!
- Varied carpet beetles will feed on the food products in pantries.
- The adults feed largely on pollen and nectar and are commonly carried into homes on flowers. A number of carpet beetles require pollen for successful production of eggs.
- On furs they will cut the hairs at the base and leave the hide undamaged giving a bare appearance.
- On fabrics they mostly graze on the surface but can also make irregular shaped holes. They may burrow through packaging when seeking food.
Often the Pest-A-Way Barrier is all that is really needed to control adult carpet beetles on the outside of a home. And by preventing them on the outside, the probability of an interior infestation is greatly reduced. In the case of an interior infestation an inspection/treatment will be necessary.


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Some ideas for decorating church pews for weddings include making crepe paper bouquets or small wreaths from white paper and silver ornaments. Another idea is to make a simple but elegant bow from floristry ribbon.Continue Reading
Another elegant decoration is to drape a length of tulle on the pews, either adding flowers or leaving it plain. Use fresh flowers and ribbons that match the wedding color scheme and tie them around the top of the pew. Hang a single pomander flower from the beginning of each aisle. Fill small, pretty buckets or little baskets with flowers, and hang them with ribbon. Sew hanging satin pockets to showcase a bouquet.Learn more about Weddings


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I opened it up yesterday to have a look and there was no obvious signs that it was hardware damage but after booting in safe mode and as it happens when the phone is turning on I can only think there is a some ribbon damage. How much more sturdy did the new one seem not sure if its worth spending ~£30 or just saving for a new phone.
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Twin Magnolias
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Is a privately owned and operated assisted living home in Abbeville, Alabama with 16 private bedrooms and private baths. Nested in a scenic wooded setting between two old southern magnolia trees, it is complimented with a fishing pond and vegetable garden! Twin Magnolias is a home where you can fish from your own pond, help shuck corn from your own garden or enjoy one of your own interests.
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As businessmen gobble up farmland, Kashmiri villages lose identity (Feature)
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Woman spends week in car to follow 'advice'
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With the economy fighting its way back after the recession, the main focus of most businesses is to keep their heads above water. A critical way to promote your brand without costing your company an arm and a leg is by making use of Public Relations (PR).
When it come to promoting your business and gaining new leads, hiring an expensive PR company is not necessarily the right answer. Believe it or not, managing a successful PR campaign in-house is actually quite easy.
What is PR?
PR is the practice of managing the spread of information between a company and the public at large. Companies can gain valuable exposure to their target audience by using topics of public interest in blogs, news, magazines, newspapers, tv and radio interviews.
The beauty of using this avenue of exposure is the majority of these outlets require very little payment if any – great news for your wallet. The differences between PR and advertising vary even further than just the cost. PR is the way that the media portrays you, rather than the way you portray yourself, making it a less biased (and therefore more trustworthy) avenue.
How can I incorporate PR with my business?
There are various PR practices available to gain exposure to your business, such as speaking at conferences, winning industry awards, and gaining media contacts. Try starting small – reach out to larger blogs in your industry and pitch an idea for a guest blog post. Upon acception, this will not only allow you to boast your expertise to a much larger audience, but you will also be able to link back to your own website, boosting its pushing it up the search engine rankings.
The most important PR avenue, however, is is communicating your company message to all your employees and equiping them with the skills to go out and spread the word in a holistic manner. Afterall, the best way to get others to believe in you is first to believe in yourself.
Any time dedicated to starting your PR campaign is time well spent. What are you waiting for?


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Welcome to The Border Mill
The Border Mill is a small fibre spinning mill nestled in the beautiful Scottish Borders.
We specialise in spinning alpaca fleece for owners and breeders across the UK and Europe; and can process any quantity from a single fleece upwards. There's lots of information in the section on fleece processing about the various options and prices, and tips on how to prepare your fleece.
We're also very happy to process other fibres, including llama, mohair, angora, and rare breed sheep wool.
We make our own range of natural and hand-dyed yarns, in pure alpaca and very special blends with other luxury fibres. These are available in our Mill Shop, which also has a small range of handwoven shaws and throws.
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Hey, Everyone! It has been a while since I have posted anything! We went on a big road trip from the Uk to Munich, Germany (where Daniel had a work meeting) and then to Seville, Spain where we stayed in a lovely Villa with Daniel's family. It was a blast, but driving for days on end with a 6-month old is no picnic! Despite having a few mental breakdowns along the way, sitting next to the pool underneath the Spanish sun did us all some good. It was Fé's first holiday (besides going back and forth between The Netherlands and the UK) so I will have an update for you soon!
Anyway, when we got back home, we had received a wonderful personalized book in the mail from I See Me.
I See Me is an award-winning company that creates personalized books and gifts for children and babies. Each book is unique and personalized with the child's name and pictures. They have even been featured on The Today Show, Entertainment Weekly, Parents Magazine, and The Wall Street Journal!
There are TONS of different books to choose from but I choose the book called "F is for Fé" in the pink color. When we first received the book it exceeded my expectations! The front of the book features a special little note dedicated to Fé and includes a picture of her that I had sent to the company when I ordered the book.
The book works its way through the alphabet and you can find little "F's" and "Fé's" hidden all among the pages.
In addition, the illustrations are absolutely BEAUTIFUL. It is illustrated by Nicola Slater who is a well-known children's book illustrator and she really brings the pages of this book to life! Although the characters in this book aren't personalized to look like Fé, there are other books where the characters even resemble your little one!
I See Me also sells personalized stickers, puzzles, lunch boxes, placemats, music, growth charts, and stuffed animals. It makes a great gift for children of all ages; from birth and throughout childhood.
I try to make a point of reading to Fé every night before she goes down to bed. Of course, I don't think she understands any of the story, and she spends most of the time trying to grab the pages and put them in her mouth! Regardless I wanted to start reading to her from a very young age because there are so many benefits!
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Benefits of Reading to your Infant
- It develops baby's language skills | While Fé doesn't actually understand the story she still picks up on rhythm, intonation, and vocabulary while I read to her which is so important for her to develop her own language skills!
- Increases Vocabulary | Reading to your baby introduces them to a variety of different vocabulary words which will help expand their vocabulary as they learn to talk
- Develops Listening skills |Babies learn to listen to the sound of your voice as you read to them
- Helps baby with their attention span | When you read to baby and they start to follow along with your voice it may help them develop a longer attention span.
- Bonding time | I Love sitting down with Fé in the evening and looking at a book with her for 15 minutes. It helps quiet her down before bed and it has become a special little moment that we share together
- Makes bedtime easier | Having a calming routine before bedtime can signal to your baby that it is time to go to sleep. This will help your baby sleep better in the long run. Story time before bed is the perfect way to help your little one wind down and relax after a long day of playing!
Having a personalized book to read to Fé makes story time so much more fun! I know that she will enjoy her I See Me book for years to come! They also make the perfect gift for any occasion and I plan on gifting them to some of my family and friends =)
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PromoMEDIA - advertising at the Right Time, Right Place and Right Price
We can provide marketing services for healthcare professionals and other companies within this industry to promote these services to a wider audience.
Our team can organise advertising across various platforms including print, posters, digital and online across many locations for your health services.
As a sector continuously growing and shifting with both technological and scientific developments (alongside social trends and appetites), healthcare has been transformed over the last decade in terms of products available, services and consumer expectations.
We aren't solely a nation just served by our brilliant NHS anymore but as consumers, we are far more concerned with our general health and well-being. We all want the best doctors, dentists, food supplements, private healthcare, massage treatments, health retreats etc. and are happy to mix both state-funded care with private options.
In this ever-growing and more competitive healthcare market, we find ourselves at PromoMEDIA working with healthcare brands more-so than ever before. The healthcare market is compact and developing and if want to stand out from the competition effective marketing campaigns needs to be put in place.
At PromoMEDIA we work with private healthcare suppliers, doctors, dentists, chemists, medical insurance groups and more, putting together bespoke healthcare advertising plans in place all over the UK. If you are interested in advertising your healthcare company please contact us today for more information.
Purchasing healthcare products or services in the UK can be either a proactive choice or a necessity (some people only search for a dentist when they get a toothache, whilst others have health plans which they have held for years and plan ahead) but whichever brand, service or product the consumer chooses to buy from, they must be firstly known, and secondary trusted. This is why advertising is important.
It's a cliché that health is wealth but many people live by this mantra (we certainly do) and consumers rightly see healthcare as an investment in themselves and their well-being. They are therefore willing to invest and pay if they believe a healthcare company offers them something valuable and a product or service which will improve their life.
Building trust with those who don't yet know you is tricky and this is why marketing in the healthcare world is becoming more important and why many healthcare advertising plans should be on-going and ever-developing; running over a number of months or even years. Healthcare marketing campaigns should be designed to inform (tell someone you exist) and educate them (let them know what you offer).
This is because marketing messages in the healthcare industry are often considered untrustworthy or with a degree of scepticism by potential customers (so many products claim to improve your quality of life and will help you to live longer), so changing consumer's opinions or gaining trust can be difficult and take some time. This is why at PromoMEDIA we often recommend a sustained healthcare advertising plan in-order to achieve the best results.
Successful healthcare marketing campaigns generally incorporate a wide range of advertising options. Different types of advertising methods are often used to create a comprehensive and successful campaign. It seems an obvious thing to say but this is because everyone is potentially interested in healthcare products – no matter what age, race, gender, sexuality or background – our health is important to us all – therefore there is a huge amount of people to potentially target. This means a full range of marketing options can be considered in a healthcare marketing campaign.
The most popular forms of marketing options within the healthcare industry are the below:
Healthcare marketing is all about building trust. There is a fine line between educating a consumer and coming across as patronising or inconsiderate (in what can be a sensitive area to promote), and those within the healthcare industry must seek both trust and clarity in communications to attract new customers in a way that is considered, informative and balanced.
Consumers put their faith in healthcare brands and assume expertise, so in order to get your healthcare messages across, communications should be clear and concise and without ridiculous life-changing hyperbole. These healthcare industry marketing messages do not necessarily need to be overly detailed but should be to the point and balanced rather than appearing too "selly". This is often why outdoor ads and also press ads can be particularly effective in this area; these medium have limited space so the messages in them are often clear and to the point.
The power of consumer trust in the healthcare industry is invaluable and nurtures not just one-off purchases, but ongoing relationships you can have for years (which to any business is very profitable) e.g. when a patient finds a good doctor, dentist or healthcare product they don't want to change! This also means that the marketing strategies of businesses within the healthcare industry should be about both advertising to attract new clients but there should also be campaigns to give on-going reassurance to existing customers that their faith in you is valid.
For example, if you are a vitamin supplement company, customers will feel reassured to see your adverts and the positive effects it's having on other people; this will make them feel they have made the right choice in selecting your product and so they will continue to purchase.
Well-rounded campaigns in healthcare advertising will mainly therefore follow a balanced full cycle - demonstrating brand credibility, knowledge and professional responsibility with customers at different stages of their relationship with you; either first-time buyers or existing customers. It will also allow you to show there is much more to your product, service and team than just a catchy headline and selling point.
Doctor and dental practitioner referrals can be extremely beneficial and are a fantastic (and free) way to gain new patients/customers who already place a high level of trust in your product or service due to a professional recommendation. As a business, however you can't be responsible on others to drive customers your way, this is why pro-active advertising is key.
Public relations and positive perceptions about your work (word of mouth) also make up an important part of your brand's image, and this can be supported in various ways. You can become the 'go-to' brand and become a thought leader, nurturing a positive reputation within the local community; and we believe this is best achieved by a combination of professional referrals, word of mouth and importantly paid advertising. Paid advertising act as a confident message that you are established, reputable and popular.
Also, meaningful branding ties in brands can also be considered. Identifying yourself as an organisation focused on positive outcomes, with relevant and key partnerships within your industry e.g. Doctors connected to local gyms, dentists with toothpaste brands etc.
It's important to acknowledge that the traditional patient-doctor relationship has taken on a much more commercial feel in recent years, moving instead from a prescriptive one-way educational relationship instead to a much more engaged, interactive partnership where the power is held by the patient now and not the healthcare professional. The internet has made it considerably easier for consumers to research conditions, products and services and to compare different providers and costs – even globally.
The empowerment of the patient/customer in this space means advertising is more important than ever. Physicians and doctors are no longer the decision-makers – that now falls to the consumer, an example would be private dental care e.g. you may be told you need an implant and your dentist may advise on an implant specialist connected to them, however, these may be expensive, so as a paying consumer you have the choice to go elsewhere and use any private dental implant specialist you want. This leaves you then open to the power of advertising from any private implant specialist.
Globally, the healthcare industry spends more than any other on advertising – but we believe this is largely down to the inefficiency of campaigns and the less commercial approach often taken. Working with PromoMEDIA, you'll find a much better ROI on your investment in listening to your aims, ambitions and working with you and your budget.
If you are looking to advertise in the Healthcare sector contact us today and tell us a bit about you, your services and we will give you a call to chat through the various options. As mentioned, there are lots of options to consider when advertising in the healthcare sector (as it's a wide-ranging industry with a mass market) but can give you advice and costings on the best strategies to take your product, service and goods to the next level, ensuring new patients, clients and customers.


text: November 28. 2017 Teacher Tip: Organizing Your Classroom for Interactive Read-Aloud Interactive read-aloud takes place in the whole-class meeting area of your classroom. It is ideal to have a bright rug or natural barriers, such as bookshelves, to mark the area. Children sit on the floor, so arrange your chair and an easel to give all children an unobstructed view. As you finish with a book, you can move it to a bin in the classroom library or display it on the easel or bookshelves, offering children the opportunity to choose to read it independently. Keep interactive read-aloud lessons, books, and supplies in your resource area for easy access.From Fountas & Pinnell Classroom System Guide by Irene C. Fountas and Gay Su Pinnell. Copyright (c) 2018 by Irene C. Fountas and Gay Su Pinnell. Published by Heinemann. Tags : F&P Literacy, Irene Fountas, Gay Su Pinnell, Teacher Tip Tuesday


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Shaco is my main Champion and hace been my favourite the last months. I alway get some comments when people see my last played profile. They varies but almost comes out like this: Hey I see you played against noobs. I always answear: No I didnt played noobs, I just made them look like noobs. ( I might got a litle bit cocky here so sorry if I did offend any1 ;) ...)
I play Shaco very offensivly. I always get the golem buff before laning starts. I then tries to max my decieve as fast as possible exept for getting uti and 1 two shov uppgrade. My items are very expensive, and my rune build is also extremely expensive.
I suggest that getting Sheen early because Shaco is way better with it than without it.
Those people that play Shaco as a dps or Ap ofthen needs a lot of gold before they starts killing. This is not the case with me. As soon as i get decieve I own almost any champ exept hard targets ( Taric or Rammus or generally any1 with lots of armor). Just stay away from those targets in the beginning and hunt low life targets. Ryze- Sivir or Noobs is good. Late game dont care how hard it is. If they get to much armor just swap one item on the build for a Black Cleaver.
My Mastery and Runes almost speaks for itself.
Hardcore offense ftw:)
Ignite and Ghost is in for a reason. How many times have you experienced that a target zips past the tower early game with like 50hp left? If yes here you understand my Ignite.
Ghost is mostly to extnd the effiency of Decieve and to escape.
Decieve is a really kick *** spell wich deals heavy damage on hit and in addition you can teleport a small distance with it. It is almost like a flash, just better. It was even better before but it got nerfed and is still one of the best spells in game.
I adviced to get golem buff early. Here is the soulution. ust place as many boxes you can at the spawning groun of the buff golem and then wait. 5. Boxes should do the trick.
In addition place it in bushes and openings to the lane then you will get a warning once then enemy tries to ambush you.
Two-Shiv Poision is a good fnisher move, if you dont get the kill use Ignite as fast as you can. I dont really think of the buff in close combat, but usually it makes the small differnces in evencombats to tipthe duel in our favour.
His Ulti is Hallucinate. He creates a duplicate of himself (here is why I chose the Bloodrazor!) It can help your escaping mecanism, bacause if you Hallucinate you can confuse your opponent and Decieve out of trouble. The clone gets even more dangerous when he dies since the clone deal a good amount of damage when he dies to enemies around him.
He also gets the on hit effect from the Bloodrazor and therefore along with Starks fervor is a very lethal combo.
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I checked with my local Sally's (where I originally got the brown one years ago) and they didn't carry the type I wanted. So I turned to Amazon where I often go for my shopping needs. I found this three pack of bun makers for about the price of one bun maker at Sally's, so I gave it ago!
They work great! We used the largest size for Kaitlyn's Tinker Bell bun. The smallest size works really well for Brinley's hair. Since she is younger, her hair isn't as thick yet, plus she has a smaller head, so the smaller size works well for her. I love the three pack because all three of my girls can each use one on the same day. They do, by the way, have blonde, brown, or black.
You can do several different styles of buns using these makers. I will post some pictures on Instagram over the next month showing different ways we finish off this bun. Let me know if you have questions on how to use them. These bun makers are a great hair accessory to have on hand to do fun, different hair styles and get the "full bun" look.


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May 19, 2015
What would possess someone to start a blog, particularly someone who finds it hard to fit everything in already?
I have been giving that some thought today as I set up this new blog. The idea came to me from a couple of different directions. I have been home with a lurgy for a few days. That's more time alone not attacking the big list of jobs than I have had in along time. I've been reading Pip's beautiful book Craft for the Soul and it has got me thinking a lot about priorities. The other thing I read recently was the amazing Annabel Crabb's Lesson to my Daughter piece. They both call to us to think about what's important, and for me it doesn't need to be the multi-tasking queen of work and home but to spend more time on the things that ground me and are fun.
The other thing that really got me thinking about getting back to blogging is that for months now have been trying to find cycle gear that fits my ample body. I am a big woman who rides a bike. Astounding.
From what the local cycle shops carry it would seem I am alone in this. I want performance gear that I can feel good in and looks good, and I may spit if I get started on the amount pink in women's gear. I've tried the limited number of offshore options, with too many disappointing experiences to keep trying. And, well, pink.
So I have decided to take my useful sewing skills and make my own. I know how to adjust a pattern, I know my way around an overlocker and stretch sewing and I even managed to find some performance fabric thanks to Sophie-Lee and Melissa with her list of sources on her Fehrtrade blog. It's taken a whole day but I now have fabric coming in from opposite sides of the world. I've even bought the Fehr trade Surf to Summit cycle top pattern. It looks very fine even if I will have to upsize it a bit.
Now I am thinking I might have more to say about sewing for me.
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In her testimony before Congress Wednesday, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told Rep. Joe Wilson that she did not go on the Sunday morning network shows the weekend after the deadly attacks in Benghazi because:
Going on the Sunday shows is not my favorite thing to do. There are other things I prefer to do on Sunday mornings. And, you know, I haven't been on a Sunday show in way over a year. So it just isn't something I normally jump to do.
So the assassination of an ambassador on her watch didn't rise to the level importance to pre-empt the "other things (she) prefer(s) to do on Sunday mornings." This begs the question what does supersede all of those other things she prefers to do?
Sec. Clinton last appeared on NBC News' "Meet the Press" on October 23, 2011. This was three days after Muammar Gaddafi had been killed, a high-point of the American operation in Libya. She appeared with David Gregory to do a victory lap for herself and for the president and to trumpet the administration's strategy in Libya as brilliant and triumphant.
Here is what Sec. Clinton saw fit to say on that Sunday in the fall of 2011, one year before the tragic events in Benghazi:
Well, let me begin by saying that President Obama has passed with flying colors every leadership challenge. I mean, look at what he has done, I mean, just to name a few things. I mean, we were looking for bin Laden for 10 years. It was under President Obama's leadership that he was finally eliminated. Libya, with the kind of smart leadership that the president showed, demonstrating that American leadership was essential, but it was important to try to bring others also into a coalition of efforts, and the objective was achieved, keeping the promise to withdraw from Iraq but not leave Iraq by having a robust security and training mission accompanied by a very large diplomatic presence.
I could go on and on. I think this president has demonstrated that, in a still very dangerous world, it's important to have someone at the helm of our country who understands how to manage what is an incredibly complex world now. Yes, we have a lot of threats, but we also have opportunities, and I think President Obama has grasped that and has performed extraordinarily well.
So I don't know what the other side will do. I'm out of politics, as you know, David. I don't comment on it. But I think Americans are going to want to know that they have a steady, experienced, smart hand on the tiller of the ship of State, and there's no doubt that that's Barack Obama.
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