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Observer staff were today said to be gutted that another of the title's top names has quit amid ongoing uncertainty over its future.
Five-times British Press Awards winner Lynn Barber has confirmed that she is leaving the title after 16 years to join the the Sunday Times. Her exit follows that of the Observer's award-winning head of magazines Nicola Jeal – who revealed last month that she was leaving to become the new weekend editor of The Times.
An Observer insider said: "People are gutted to see big names walk out of the door and by the damage being done to The Observer's reputation."
Guardian Media Group is considering closing The Observer as one of a range of options to stem losses for Guardian News and Media which totalled £36.8m in the last financial year.
Press Gazette and the National Union of Journalists have both launched campaigns to save the title, the world's oldest Sunday newspaper, from the threat of closure. And on Monday a star-studded Stand up for The Observer event is being held at the Friends Meeting House in Euston Road, London, from 7pm hosted by comedian David Mitchell.
Barber told The Guardian: "I am incredibly sorry to be leaving all my dear colleagues at the Observer, but I hated the uncertainty of not knowing what would happen to the paper, and particularly the possibility that it might be amalgamated with the Guardian. So when the Sunday Times made me a generous offer to join the magazine, I jumped at it. I am sorry though."
In a Press Gazette interview which appeared in the August issue of the magazine Barber, 65, said: "I have no plans to retire from journalism. I love it."
Condemning recent rounds of editorial cost-cutting in the national press she said: "It's been very sad because very young journalists I know who have just got one foot on the ladder – they're the ones that are getting axed. They're the ones they should be keeping."
The Scott Trust, which owns Guardian News and Media, is understood to be holding a preliminary meeting to discuss the future of The Observer on Monday. A decision over the cost-cutting plan is expected to be made at the autumn meeting of the trust – the date of which has not been revealed.


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Heavy rain Saturday night caused flash floods across the southern tier of New York state, particularly south of Rochester and around Elmira, according to Dennis Michalski, spokesman for the New York State Emergency Management Agency.
The National Weather Service measured three to five inches of rain across the region, and the worst of the flash floods affected Livingston, Cattaraugus, Allegany, Steuben and Chemung counties, Michalski said. The village of Nunda, in Livingston County, and the town of Southport, a southern suburb of Elmira, saw some of the most concentrated damage.
Three homes in Nunda incurred severe damage, and it's possible that all three may have to be demolished, said David A. Parish with the American Red Cross in Geneseo. Families from two of these homes are being put up by the Red Cross at local motels. Several other Nunda homes saw basement flooding, and many roads incurred damage from the flood water. Some parts of town were still covered with three inches of mud on Monday, Parish said.
Mud was also a problem south of Elmira. The extent of the damage around Elmira was not entirely clear on Monday but preliminary estimates showed less than 100 homes in the area were damaged by the flooding.
Saturday night's storm added to rain and wind damage that began July 21, Michalski said, and many of the same areas were hit both times.
"It's been an ongoing series of storms that started on that day," he said.
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President-Elect Donald Trump revealed private details of his phone calls with Hillary and Bill Clinton after he defeated Hillary in the presidential election.
"It was a lovely call, and it was a tough call for her," Donald Trump explained during an interview with CBS 60 Minutes, adding that the failed Democratic candidate for president "couldn't have been nicer" during the phone call.
"She just said, 'Congratulations, Donald, well done,'" Trump recalled.
Trump sat down with 60 Minutes for an interview that will air Sunday. Excerpts of the interview were released to the press and aired on CBS Evening News.
Trump also revealed that former president Bill Clinton also called him days later.
"He couldn't have been more gracious," Trump said. "He said it was an amazing run. One of the most amazing he's ever seen. He was very, very, really, very nice."
Trump called Hillary a "great competitor" who was "very strong and very smart" and described Bill Clinton as a "very talented guy."
But when asked if he would ask former president Bill Clinton for advice, he did not commit.
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Tuesday: November 24, 2009
- Celebrity time travel through the historical eye of Photoshop.
Always wondered what some celebrities would have been like had they lived in different time periods? The folks at Worth1000 were thinking just the same thing.
Friday: November 20, 2009
- Cartoons reimagined in the real world through the realistic eye of Photoshop.
Because life is in fact like a hurricane in Duckburg, with race cars, lasers, aeroplanes - it's a duck blur. You might solve a mystery or even rewrite history. Duck Tales, oo-oo Tales of derring-do (derring?), bad and good luck tales.
Monday: November 16, 2009
- Fantastic elastic through the stretchy eye of Photoshop.
Who needs a space elevator when you can just as easily build a space ladder instead? I ask these questions to myself (and anyone who will listen) on a daily basis. You're not listening, are you?
Thursday: November 12, 2009
- Movie madness through the maddening eye of Photoshop.
A collection of movie parodies that you may or may not see this lifetime. You probably will though if Hollywood churns out another 'Meet the Spartans' type of flick. Yech.
Wednesday: November 11, 2009
- Modern ruins through the non-ancient eye of Photoshop.
I've always thought that those monolith objects near the EPCOT entrance / Spaceship Earth looked quite morbid. The first entry in this Photoshop contest just confirms it all the more.
Monday: November 9, 2009
- Unsuccessful breakfast cereals through the wholesome eye of Photoshop.
Yes, Pickle Flakes are part of this breakfast although you might want to check the nutritional facts before pouring yourself a bowl. Yum.
Friday: October 30, 2009
- A handy tutorial on how to create a basic house icon in Photoshop.
Thinking of getting more acclamated with the image-editing juggernaut that is Photoshop? This tutorial may be just what you're looking for. Good luck and good house building.
- Everyday Halloween horror through the horrible eye of Photoshop.
Some classic scary movie monsters and characters placed in settings that you'd least expect to find them. Now let's put a smile on that face, Forrest.
Wednesday: October 28, 2009
- Liquid assets through the watery eye of Photoshop.
There are some amazing displays of Photoshop effects used in this particular Worth1000 contest. Some of the entries may cause a strong desire to go watch The Abyss again but maybe that's just me.
Monday: October 26, 2009
- Some early prototypes of famous products through the eye of Photoshop.
I'm sure the Wright Brothers would have been pleased to know their hard work in the aerodynamics field was solved via giant balloons.
Tuesday: October 20, 2009
- Literal depictions of movie titles through glamorous the eye of Photoshop.
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Monday: October 19, 2009
- A handy writeup on the do's and don'ts of Photoshop retouching.
Follow these well-written collection of tips to avoid being the Mr. Bungle of Photoshop around your home or office. No, the clone stamp can't fix everything.
Wednesday: October 14, 2009
- A gallery of robotic dorks through the bullying eye of Photoshop.
An interestingly-themed contest regarding the not-to-distant future of robotic losers. Plus, it's always good to start your morning with a little bit of Worth1000.
Tuesday: October 6, 2009
- Edible architecture through the hungry eye of Photoshop.
Another delicious contest from the newly redesigned Worth1000.com website. Take a tour of their new 3.0 digs.
Thursday: October 1, 2009
- Vintage products through the non-vintage eye of Photoshop.
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Minnesota Reading Corps launched in 2003, serving preschool children in four Head Start agencies. The early results showed the program model was effective. The program quickly expanded to serve children age 3–grade 3 in many more locations throughout Minnesota.
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Nearly one in three 3rd graders in Minnesota is failing to reach basic levels of literacy. You can help change that. As a Minnesota Reading Corps literacy tutor, you can help change this statistic and the lives of struggling readers. As the nation's largest state AmeriCorps program, we are recognized because our tutors are getting results with the students they serve and are helping to ensure that all children are successful readers by the end of third grade.
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LAHORE: The Lahore High Court (LHC) has ordered Inspector General Punjab (IGP) to arrest the culprit responsible for 6-year-old Zainab's abduction, rape and murder within 36 hours.
LHC Chief Justice Syed Mansoor Ali Shah issued these directives while hearing a petition filed by Advocate Shaheem Pirzada to arrest the culprit.
The CJ expressed surprise that despite reports of earlier incidents of similar nature from Kasur, none of the cases were brought to the court.
The CJ ordered the police chief to submit details of all cases of child abuse that had taken place in the area. The judge has also sought detail of such cases from the sessions court. – Samaa
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Hahah please excuse the fact i flipped my cousin off for taking a picture while i was stuffing my face but we went to this place called the AVENUE and since I don't have pictures of me in my outfit all weekend Ill add these up . . . this was dinner kabob sandwich omg soo good!
This is dessert OMG heaven on earth! i promised my diet would start the very next day and for two days I've been good!!
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Cort Johnson ran for 180 yards and a touchdown on 11 carries and he threw for 217 yards and two more scores to lead the Hamilton High football team to a 41-0 victory at Live Oak on Friday night.
The senior quarterback completed 7 of 10 passes for the Braves.
John Zuppan totaled 10 tackles and recovered a fumble for Hamilton (2-1) while Jobanni Esparza kicked a 25-yard field goal.
Hamilton next plays Western Sierra Collegiate Academy on Sept. 22 for homecoming.
Valley Christian 55, Pleasant Valley 3 >> A field goal before the first half expired was the only points the Vikings (1-2) could muster in San Jose. By then, Valley Christian led 28-3 and would increase its lead from there. PV returns home to play River Valley next Friday.
Big Valley 50, Princeton 12 >> The Eagles played without senior quarterback Manuel Espinoza because of a dislocated shoulder, and they missed him in the setback at home.
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Las Plumas Invite >> Chico High won the event as Charlie Giannini took first in 12 minutes, 34.18 seconds in the 2.5-mile course at the North Forebay State Recreation Area in Oroville.
LP finished second overall as Brian Hastings clocked in at 12:54.97 to finish second. Both Hastings and Giannini eclipsed the course record of 12:59.
Ty Thompson finished fourth for Chico and Jaxon Leduc took fifth.
Paradise finished third as a team, Orland fifth, Corning sixth, Hamilton eighth and Oroville in 12th.
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Las Plumas Invite >> Chico took first as a team with Nahkia Clements winning the race in 15 minutes, 48.59 seconds.
Hamilton's Alicia Murillo finished second in 16:10.72, LP's Kaitlin Morgado took third in 16:18.91 and Chico's Britta Bundy finished fifth in 16:40.47.
Paradise took third as a team and Orland finished fifth.
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Paradise Adventist 3, New Life 1 >> The Cougars won 25-11, 25-22, 13-25, 25-23 as Sarah Goymer totaled 16 kills, five blocks, 20 digs and six aces.
Samantha Sayegh made 25 assists, eight digs and six aces while Quincey Carter added 10 kills, 12 digs and four aces for Paradise Adventist (3-2). Amanda Kitto had eight digs.
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San Joaquin Delta Tournament >> Butte split its two matches, beating Hartnell in four sets to run the Roadrunners' record to 8-0 on the season before Cabrillo gave them their first loss in four sets.
Butte beat Hartnell 25-18, 25-12, 25-23 as Kristina Joyce made 32 assists, Timolin Kepon had 11 kills and Sarah Novak served six aces.
In Carbillo's 25-16, 20-25, 25-20, 25-23 victory, Souza again totaled 32 assists for Butte. Brianna Souza tallied 12 kills and Kepon made 16 digs in the two-day event that concludes Saturday with two more matches.
D2 West Region Showcase >> Chico State began Friday's portion of the Anchorage, Alaska, event with an afternoon four-set win over No. 15 Concordia-Irvine 25-23, 25-22, 17-25, 25-21, but the evening match saw the Wildcats swept by No. 24 Cal Baptist 25-12, 25-16, 25-10.
Olivia Mediano led the Wildcats' offense with a combined 20 kills on the day with Anna Baytosh adding 14 kills and Makaela Keeve collecting 12 kills for Chico State (5-3). Kim Wright posted 11 kills and six blocks while McKenna Carroll and Nicole Desrochers combined for 59 assists. Brooke Fogel contributed a team-high 31 digs.
Mediano finished the win over Concordia-Irvine with 13 kills and 19 digs.
Chico State wraps up the D2 West Region Showcase on Saturday with a single match against No. 10 Western Washington.


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I've been posting some of my updates on my fundraising page… here is a brief recap of the last two (click the links for full recaps). Two weeks ago, my long run was 9.83 miles, and it was hard. I reviewed what I did wrong (not enough rest after the previous day's track workout, less than ideal nutrition the night before), and changed a couple things the following week. It paid off, and last week my long run was 10.85 miles, and it went really well. I averaged 10:17/mile… and if you're supposed to run your long runs within one minute of race pace, that's a good sign for me.
Then this week happened. And I was nearly thwarted!
If this picture isn't enough to clue you in as to why, I'm not sure what will. I didn't go before I ran, and within two miles, I was hurting. After three, I knew I had to get home. Pity is, home was 1.8 miles away. By the time I got home, I was questioning the wisdom of ever leaving the house without some toilet paper in one's pocket.
It was also a strangely difficult run. 4.8 miles in 47:57 shouldn't be that tough, especially with no speed work the day before… but some days are like that. After taking care of business, I jumped on the treadmill (I did not feel like doing any more hills – today 373 feet of climb was all I was going to do). I finished up another 3.5 miles before the house started to wake up, and even though I had planned on 12 miles total, I stopped at 8.3 miles, vowing to finish later in the day.
Getting 12 miles in two runs does not have the same physiological impact as getting 12 miles all at once, but before dinner I was back on the treadmill grabbing my last 3.7 miles. It was a Ragnar style training day. I went out faster in the last session knowing I had Sunday scheduled as an off day.
So what went wrong?
In short, nothing.
Endurance training is hard. Prior to Saturday, I had already logged 20 miles on the road and over a mile in the pool. More importantly, this was the first 30+ mile week I've had this training season. Here's a copy of my log, which includes training before Boston and Marine Corps. You can see I only ran more than 30 miles in one week twice before Boston, and then I did it eleven times prior to the Marine Corps Marathon. With eleven weeks to go, I'm actually in pretty good shape for Chicago, and it's okay if the long run was hard this week. If it weren't hard, that would mean I'm not working hard enough.


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Alabama's Nick Saban addresses status of suspended DB Tony Brown
While Alabama capped off another dominant season with its 16th national championship, defensive back Tony Brown ended his sophomore campaign on a very sour note.
The Crimson Tide suspended Brown for its College Football Playoff matchups against both Michigan State and Clemson after he was sent home during the team's Cotton Bowl preparations for violating team rules. The move reportedly stemmed from Brown starting a fight in practice.
At Tuesday's Senior Bowl practice in Mobile, Alabama coach Nick Saban told reporters that Brown remains with the team, but added that the defender is still "facing some future suspensions," according to Marq Burnett of the Anniston Star.
Brown, a former five-star prospect, recorded 16 tackles and two pass breakups in 13 games this past season.


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Bird Songon April 29, 2016
Fifth Friday of the month art piece post!
This piece was in the exhibition The Birds And The Bees And Other Insects at the Box Factory Community Centre.
Original art details
Medium: Indian ink
Size: 200 mm x 150 mm
Status: Sold
And don't forget that I'll have a stall at Homecooked Comics Festival's Market Day in Melbourne on Sunday!


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Taylor Swift has reportedly attempted to prevent porn producers from using her fame to draw visitors to their sites by snapping up two domains featuring her name.
The Shake It Off hitmaker has purchased the rights to TaylorSwift.porn and TaylorSwift.adult to stop others from taking advantage of her popularity once the alternative domain names become available to the general public this June (15), according to CNN.com.
Public figures and companies have been given advance access to register the new .porn, .adult and .sucks sites, which cost up to $2,500 each.
Swift has made a habit of keeping an eye on domain names which reference her - last month (Feb15), her representatives allegedly threatened to sue Ronnie Cremer, the guy who taught her to play guitar, over his itaughttaylorswift.com website.


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We are looking forward to the jury's decision in this case, as this is a bellwether trial and could provide insight into how juries will rule in similar lawsuits involving Risperdal and gynecomastia.
New York, New York (PRWEB) February 23, 2015
A Risperdal lawsuit (http://www.risperdallawsuit2014.com/) that alleges the atypical antipsychotic can cause gynecomastia, or male breast growth, is now in the hands of the jury, Bernstein Liebhard LLP reports. According to court documents, the case is the first to involve gynecomastia to go to trial in the mass tort proceeding underway in Pennsylvania's Court of Common Pleas, where the Firm is representing numerous clients who are also alleged to have developed female-like breasts due to their use of Risperdal. Testimony has now wrapped up in the proceeding, and the parties delivered their closing arguments on Friday, February 20th. (Case No. A-196444)
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Bernstein Liebhard LLP notes that the Risperdal lawsuit at trial is one of nearly 1,300 currently pending in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas. According to court documents, the case was filed on behalf of a severely autistic man who began taking Risperdal as a boy in 2002 and allegedly developed size 44 DD breasts due to its use. At that time, the drug hadn't been approved for any pediatric indications, which would not occur until 2006. Like others pending in the proceeding, the complaint asserts that Johnson & Johnson and its Janssen Pharmaceuticals unit improperly promoted the medication for use in children long before pediatric indications were approved by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration. (In Re: Risperdal Litigation, Case Number 100300296)
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Granite: The most durable stone for a headstone, marker, or monument, because of it's durability, quantity, and ability to be cut into varying shapes and sizes. But, there are others that can be considered.
White Marble: It is a very soft stone, and does not "weather" well. So most monument dealers do not recommend it. Sometimes it is purchased in order to replicate monuments on an older plot, or used for a military marker.
Slate: It is also used to replicate an antique style monument. A knowledgeable monument dealer can help you with something special like slate. It is durable but more specialized.
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Eric Brucz
Director - Academics & Culture
Prior to joining the Academy 360 team, Eric worked at Denver Public Schools in several capacities – as a Special Education teacher, a School Psychologist, and in the Office of Social Emotional learning as a network support partner for charter schools. He has a Bachelor degree in Special and Elementary Education, and an Educational Specialist degree in School Psychology, and over a decade of experience in education. Eric is excited to implement a true 360-education at Academy 360 that allows students to maximize potential through social-emotional skills, high expectations, and rigorous academics. When he's not working, Eric enjoys research, cooking, and taking road trips.
Becky McLean
Director - Wellness & Operations
Becky champions health and wellness programming and strategies using the Whole School, Whole Child, Whole Community (WSCC) model, an evidence-based strategy originated by the CDC. Before joining A360 in 2013, she spent three years working on issues related to nutrition policy and healthy food access. She has also been involved in childhood obesity prevention programming, including a semester with the President's Council on Fitness, Sports & Nutrition (PCFSN), working in partnership with the First Lady's Let's Move! campaign. She is a proud former youth triathlon coach with Achieve Kids Tri in Washington, DC where she taught 9-12 year olds how to swim, bike, run, and the importance of a healthy diet. Becky received her B.A in Law & Society and Philosophy from American University in Washington, DC and her Masters in Public Health from the Colorado School of Public Health in Aurora, CO. She is a group exercise instructor at the Anschutz Health & Wellness Center. She loves running, cycling, hiking, and camping throughout Colorado, is an accomplished Ironman, and enjoys walking her dog Fyfe alongside her husband Andy. Becky is proud to have been recently accepted into the Regional Institute for Health and Environmental Leadership (RIHEL) and volunteers with the Montbello Organizing Committee.
Nicole Grzybowski
Academic Instructional Coach
Academy 360 is thrilled to announce the addition of Nicole Grzybowski, Academic Instructional Coach, to the school's leadership team, beginning July 2018!
Nicole has been working on behalf of charter schools and their students since 1999, serving in various roles, including: ELA-T teacher, ELA Coordinator, Student Achievement Director, Vice-Principal, and Charter School Co-Founder. She most recently served as the Director of School Quality and Support at the Colorado League of Charter Schools. She has been a constant champion for quality educational options for students and families throughout Colorado. Nicole received her Bachelor's Degrees in Sociology and Spanish from the University of Wisconsin Eau Claire and holds a Master's Degree in Elementary Education from the University of Phoenix. She holds certificates from Denver Public Schools for English Language Development Administrator and is a Certified Trainer for Year 1 and Year 2 English Language Development Teacher Courses. She is also recognized as a National Common Core State Standards Trainer for English Language Education. She lives in Denver with her husband and children.
Sally Sorte
Founder & Executive Consultant
Sally Sorte founded Academy 360 through a partnership with the Catapult (formerly Get Smart Schools) Fellowship and the Colorado Health Foundation because she fervently believes that every child deserves an excellent education, so that every child may pursue his or her dreams. She has teaching and business experience through her tenure with Teach for America and Google, respectively. Sally earned her Bachelors degree from Whitman College, Masters in Education and Teaching from the University of Hawai`i at Manoa, and Masters in Public Administration from the University of Colorado Denver. Sally is part of the Leadership Denver class of 2017 and looks forward to learning about Denver to identify more opportunities to contribute to the community. She enjoys running, skiing, yoga, exploring the Colorado wilderness with her dog Moxie, and learning new things everyday from students and team members.
Aubreigh Ford
Front Desk Manager
Aubreigh has been in Colorado for most of her life after coming from Dallas, TX. At age 4 she began school in a Private district until her 8th grade year when she transitioned to East High School, where she graduated with 4 years of Honors and a certificate in Nursing. Aubreigh has been working in education for 4 years as an instructor & an assistant. She is furthering her education at Metropolitan State University of Denver's Practical Nursing Program. In her free time she enjoys spending time with family & friends. DPS education runs in her family — Aubreigh's grandmother worked for DPS, her mother has worked for DPS for 20 years, and her sisters have both been with DPS for over 6 years. Aubreigh enjoys every bit of what she does in life; she enjoys the feeling she gets when she knows she has done something that will help a student to prepare for life choices in the future. This is Aubreigh's third year at Academy 360.
Emily Stelling
Whole Child Supports Manager & 5th Grade Team Lead
Emily is originally from Maryland. She attended University of Oklahoma for her degree in Elementary Education and loves the Oklahoma Sooners. Her favorite subject to teach is Reading but loves to see her students succeed in anything they are passionate about! Emily received her Masters in Teaching from Marian University while being a Teach for America Corps member and teaching 4-8th grade. She taught for 4 years before taking on a new role at Academy 360 to coach teachers in classroom management as well as a slew other roles. In her spare time, Emily is hiking in the mountains with her parents and dog, Gavin, reading a really good book, or cooking her favorite dishes.
Cait Partyka
Whole Child Supports Manager
Cait supports Academy 360 students and teachers in kindergarten through second grades by initiating and monitoring interventions, collaborating with and supervising social work interns, and providing teachers with planning and coaching supports. Cait grew up in Connecticut and studied Nutrition and Public Health at the University of Connecticut. She is so excited that her work at Academy 360 combines her passion for health and wellness and students first education. After working in community nutrition, Cait received her Masters in Social Work from Boston College. She has experience teaching kindergarten and first grades in Denver and she has also worked as an administrator in the Bay Area overseeing interventions for high school students. Cait loves trail running with her dog Guinness, visiting national parks with her husband Hao, and looks forward to her yearly family reunions on the East Coast. Cait strives in her work as an educator and social worker to provide every student with the opportunity to lead a healthy, happy, and fulfilling life.
Valerie Ireland
ECE Lead Teacher
Valerie Ireland is in her fourth year at Academy 360 team. She brings over 15 years of early childhood teaching experience as well as 10 years of work with English Language development. She and her husband Dave are avid campers and hikers as well as students of permaculture and sustainability. Valerie is the founder and past board chair of Mountain Friends Camp. She has two college-aged children, two dogs, a cat, a rabbit, and a turtle. She is happy to bring her passion for teaching and learning to Academy 360.
Deborha Haywood
ECE Lead Teacher
Deborha Haywood is part of the Academy 360 Early Childhood Education (ECE) team. Deborha has taught preschoolers for seven years and is Director qualified in ECE. She is a strong believer in the power of knowledge and critical thinking that can empower young minds to grow and blossom to their full potential. She graduated from Colorado Christian University, Lakewood, Colorado with a Bachelor of Science and is in the process of completing her Masters in Counseling. Deborha is very active in her church; she enjoys reading and just relaxing in the park.
Amanda Schmidt
ECE Lead Teacher
When asked the question in Elementary school, "What would you want to be when you grow up?" Amanda's answer was always, "I want to be a teacher." Amanda can honestly say, that she is doing what she knew she was always set out to do. This is Amanda's first year teaching at Academy 360. She just recently moved to Colorado from Michigan with her boyfriend Scott this July. Amanda is one of the Lead ECE teachers here, and has been teaching preschool for three years. Amanda received her degree from Rochester College, in Early Childhood Education and has a passion for working with children and helping them reach their max potential. When Amanda isn't in the classroom, she enjoys working out, going bowling, and going to concerts. Amanda and her boyfriend love to mountain bike, and since they are new to the state, would like to try out some of the trails near the mountains. Amanda is excited for the school year, and can't wait share her knowledge with her students.
Miriam Cervantes
ECE Assistant
Miriam Cervantes is a mom of two girls, Destiny (a 1st grader at A360) and Annabella. She was born in Los Angeles, California and moved to Denver, Colorado at the age of seven. She is the first child in a family of seven to attend and graduate college. She attended Pima Medical Institute where she proudly received her Medical Assistant Degree. she has experience in a variety of fields, working with Dermatologists, Physiatrist, and the Elderly. As a mother, she had to take a break from her career and attend her daughter Annabella, who was diagnosed with bronchitis and had to be put on oxygen support for a period of six months. From that point on she was offered a position as a Preschool Teacher Assistant, at University Children's Center. The experience brought her a significant amount of knowledge in getting to know different personalities and how to treat each one individually. Not only as a care provider but as a mother, I know that is crucial to treat children with an open mind and a kind heart. It always brings me joy to be able to help and assist the children's growth and development. This upcoming school year will be her first year at Academy 360 and she is very excited to be part of the team. She plans to continue her education and attend college to pursue a degree in Early Childhood Education. She enjoys spending free time with her daughters, husband, and family. She love to cook, dance, and sing, bringing out her Hispanic culture.
Diana Soto
ECE Assistant
This is Diana Soto's first year at Academy 360 and she is working as an ECE Assistant. Her former position was working as an Instructional Assistant in first grade at High Point Academy. She enjoys spending time with her family, going shopping, and listening to music.
Cinthya Salas
ECE Assistant
Cinthya is a mother of three girls, Dorly, Meleny, and Xochilt, all students at Academy 360. She was born and raised in Jalisco, Mexico. She moved to Colorado when she was fourteen years old. Cinthya and her daughters are a founding family of Academy 360. She has played many different roles at the school and is excited to start her second year in the ECE program! She loves all the students and families in the school community! In her spare time, she loves to dance, camp, cook, and be with family!
Natalie Kapchinske
Kindergarten Teacher
Natalie is originally from the "corn fields" of Kankakee, Illinois. She moved to Colorado twelve years ago, and for the first eight years Natalie lived in the mountains. While living in the mountains she worked as a lead preschool teacher in Breckenridge, primarily caring for one and two year old kiddos. Natalie decided to make the move to Denver to pursue higher education, enrolling in the STR program at CU Denver. She finished her BA in Psychology and also received a masters degree in Curriculum and Instruction. Natalie spent one year at Colfax Elementary teaching kindergarten before finding her place at Academy 360. She is ecstatic to finally find a school that encompasses her same passion and energy for teaching! In her spare time she loves to cook, camp, mountain bike, hike, see live music…the list goes on.
Hollie Brooks
Kindergarten Teacher
Passionate about empowering students, Hollie began teaching in 2011. She has a Bachelors in Elementary Education with a minor in Environmental Studies from the University of Colorado. Hollie has been enjoying teaching for the past four years. As a fourth and fifth grade teacher she has impacted the lives of her students by utilizing positive reinforcement strategies, and creative engaging lessons that increase learning in and out of the classroom. Hollie enjoys spending time with her family and friends, roller blading with her dog Ezra, and cozying up with her kitten Cleo.
Cary Hines
Kindergarten Teacher
Cary just moved to Colorado from Houston, Texas where she was born and raised. She graduated from the University of Georgia where she earned a BA in Sociology. Cary has been teaching for 2 years and is thrilled to be teaching at Academy 360. Outside of the classroom, Cary loves to spend time with friends and family and her new puppy. She is really looking forward to being able to spend more time outdoors and taking advantage of the beautiful mountains here in Colorado.
Erin Bove
1st Grade Teacher
Erin is originally from Boulder, Colorado. She graduated from Colorado State University with a BS in Human Development and Family Studies. Currently, she is working towards her Masters in Elementary Education and expects to graduate this December. Erin has always loved working with children and discovered her passion for teaching after spending a year in Thailand teaching English. Her favorite parts of teaching are building strong relationships with students and seeing each child's growth throughout the year. When she is not in the classroom, she loves spending time with family and friends, reading, and going for walks with her dog Barnaby.
Ginny Adams
2nd Grade Teacher
Ginny was born and raised in Dallas, TX. She graduated from the University of Colorado Boulder where she earned a BA in Psychology and completed the Elementary Education Licensure Program. Ginny has always loved working with children and is so excited to be a part of the Academy 360 community and watch each student grow in mind, body, and character. When she is not in the classroom, she loves spending time in the outdoors, especially hiking in the summer with her golden retriever Buddy and snowboarding in the winter.
Cassie Aten
3rd Grade Teacher
Cassie is so excited about being a part of the A360 team this year! She is originally from NE Iowa and attended school at the University of Northern Iowa where she earned a bachelors degree in Elementary Education. During this time, she taught at a local preschool for 3 years. She hopes to begin working towards her masters in Elementary Education in the near future. Cassie moved to Colorado Springs with her husband Michael in June of 2014 where they adopted their amazing puppy Scout and she taught a 1st grade class. She moved to the Denver area over the summer and can't think of a better place to be teaching! Cassie loves hiking in the beautiful Rocky Mountains, biking, and reading. She has a passion for helping others and showing kids that they have a purpose.
Nicole Sawick
4th Grade Teacher
Nicole is very excited to be a part of the team this year and to work with older students. The past two years she taught 2nd grade in Denver Public Schools. She is from Chicago and went to college at Indiana University where she received her Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education. She is a big college basketball fan–Go Hoosiers! She moved to Denver 3 years ago and never wants to go back to the Midwest! She loves spending her time outside in Colorado; hiking, swimming, or playing games at a park. She also enjoys snuggling with her cat, Lucy, while watching Netflix. She loves to bake, but mostly she enjoys eating the desserts she makes.
Arizona Alli
Literacy Interventionist
Arizona grew up on the Olympic Peninsula in Port Townsend, Washington. She has a BA in Graphic Design and an Elementary Teaching Credential from the University of Redlands, in Southern California. Along with teaching, Arizona enjoys working with children through coaching gymnastics and Outdoor Education. During the summer, she leads high school students on international service learning trips. In the classroom or outside, she loves the energy and creativity that each child brings! When she's not teaching, Arizona loves to go camping, hiking, and swimming.
Alyssa McMillan
Kindergarten Interventionist
Alyssa has lived in Colorado her entire life. She loves every bit of living in this beautiful state! She currently lives in Golden and enjoys hiking, camping, taking vacations to the beach, and the color blue! This is her first professional job as an educator and is currently pursuing her degree in elementary education. She is excited to be part of the Academy 360 team and can't wait to see where teaching takes her!
Josh Coraci
Special Education Teacher
Originally from Michigan, Josh joins us from New York City where he lived the last 7 years. While in New York, he worked in NYC public schools, and received his masters in Special Education from LIU Brooklyn. He is excited about being part of the A360 community, and building strong, positive relationships with his new students. When not working with students, Josh enjoys active time in the mountains, sports, and traveling with his fiancé.
Marc Venisse
PE & Health Teacher
Marc was born in San Diego, California but moved to a small town in Arizona when he was 5 years old. He went on to play soccer for Loras College in Dubuque, Iowa where he earned a BA in Sport Management. After graduating, Marc moved back to Arizona to work in a professional hockey arena. Marc realized that was not for him and decided to move to Colorado where he would go back to doing what he loved, working with kids. He began as an Athletic Director for the Boys and Girls Club of Metro Denver and transitioned over to a Health Specialist working directly with schools. This is now the beginning of Marc's second year at Academy 360 and he is very excited to further the health and wellness philosophy here. While not teaching, Marc enjoys camping, hiking, and exploring the city.
Ronnie Kenfield
Social Emotional Learning Coordinator
Ronnie was born and raised in Colorado. He attended Chatfield Senior High School where he was an athlete in the sports of football, baseball, and rugby. Ronnie holds a Bachelors degree in Human Development with a minor in Elementary Education from Metro State University of Denver. Before joining A360, Ronnie combined his love for athletics and health with his passion for working with young people while working for youth programs at Denver's local park and recreation districts. Ronnie is excited to now partner up with students, families, and teachers in refining and executing a positive school culture at Academy 360. He believes that every child has the potential of achieving even more than they think possible through the support and guidance of positive role models. On his days off you will find Ronnie, and his wife, with their two dogs, Elly and Cooper, fishing and hiking up at their mountain property. While in the city, Ronnie enjoys golf, trying new restaurants, and finding ways to further his education through conferences and courses.
Jazell Aldridge
Aftercare Specialist & ECE Floater
Jazell is super excited to be joining the team of Academy 360. She is proud to have beeen born and raised in Denver, Colorado; growing up she was always the only girl amongst the four boys. She was a member of the graduating class of 2016 at Florence Crittenton High School and is the loving mother to one son named Theophus (Theo as a nickname). In her spare time, Jazell enjoys being outdoors playing lacrosse, going on bike rides with Theo, or cooking for friends and family.


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Clementine the barbie horse of SWEP!!
Clementine came in to our care back in 2014 after we received a call about a mare in poor condition. She had a young foal at foot and was struggling to produce milk for her. Clementine had been marked to be shot and we were asked if we could take them both in, we agreed.
Arriving at our Rehabilitation Yard it was decided to separate the mare and foal to provide a better chance of survival for them both. Clementine was then paired with Aura and both were worked on together, feeding small but regularly to ensure the best weight gain.
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Are you looking to buy property in the Blue Mountains, Penrith or Glenmore Park? Appropriately financing your purchase is one of the biggest decisions a home buyer must face.
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Finding the right home loan for your situation is never easy, so why take on all the work yourself?
As your local mortgage brokers in the Blue Mountains and Penrith regions, we take the work out of selecting your home loan. We listen to your needs and go to work researching mortgages and home loan products to shortlist the home loan from our panel of lenders that is best suited to helping you achieve your property ownership dreams.
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Defrag Tools #183 - WinDbg Preview Part 2
only store? so no windows 7 and no server 2008 support?
Defrag Tools #182 - WinDbg Preview Part 1
can you please keep it xcopy deployment? I use it on many machines and I'd really like it to be as unintrusive as it can be.
Defrag Tools #180 - Active Memory Dump
Does complete contain LSASS memory with all the private keys?
Defrag Tools #172 - Application Hangs
WinDbg should evolve and be based around objects, like powershell. Filtering would be much easier, but also you could use the data to create custom visualizations and debugger-based monitoring (like deciding whether to dump the process based on the file path passed to CreateFile and whether MyModule!* is on the stack).
Defrag Tools #167 - Debugging User Mode Crash Dumps Redux
how do you get !pe right away? I have to run .cordll -l to make windbg load sos.
One Dev Question with Raymond Chen - Why Are There 4 Functions for Converting Strings to GUIDs
What's so special about ole32.dll that private pdb symbols are publicly available for it?
Defrag Tools #138 - Debugging - 'dx' Command Part 1
Just integrate powershell into the debugger:
Get-Thread | % {Get-Memory -Size Ptr64 -StartAddress $_.StackPointer -EndAddress $_.StackBase} | ? {(Get-NearestSymbol -Address $_) -like 'mydll!*'}
would be great.
Defrag Tools #121 - DebugDiag Part 1
it's awesome that you're going through all the diagnostic tools used by MS support engineers. Now the biggest problem is choosing which tool to use when.
By the way, installing a windows service (that's what DebugDiag does in order to collect data) seems a bit uncomfortable in production. Could I take dumps with procdump or windbg and open them in the analyzer to take advantage of the application specific rules, like the one for SharePoint?
Defrag Tools #115 - PerfView Part 3
Does PerfView need full dumps for that? I've been trying to diagnose an alleged memory leak (it could as well just mean we have to scale it out) in a process who's baseline is 5GB memory usage. The "leak" manifests itself by the fact that after some time (it's a w3wp.exe, which is recycled automatically at 2pm, so it's less than 24 hours of running) the CPU spends more and more time in GC and there is quite a bit of paging (hard faults in resmon). Through perfmon counters, I've noticed that most of memory usage increase is in large object heap.
My question is: will PerfView need to take the snapshot for over 2 minutes just like procdump's full memory dump deos in this case?
Defrag Tools: Live - //build/ 2013
no creepy guy in the background this time, but daaaang, that ball thingie took some of my attention.
Defrag Tools: Live - TechEd USA 2013
hah, who's the weirdo with the mobile phone in the background?
Nice thing the show didn't skip a week because of TechEd. Keep it going.
Defrag Tools: #39 - Windows Performance Toolkit
is the network I/O provider collecting the same data as the commandline "netsh trace start [parameters]"? Can you use this stuff safely in production? For instance on an Exchange or SharePoint server or Domain Controller?


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Vintage Dark Brown Fedora
Etsy shop WildrosePrimitives
This vintage 1960's dark brown Fedora was found at a recent estate sale and I believe is made out of wool or wool felt. It is in a man's hatbox which had an original receipt in it for the hat but I'm not sure the box is the original one to this hat. The label in the hat reads: Bradford Ltd. Fine Hats. On the leather inside hatband it reads: Glyco Tite Process, Super and on the other side: The National, Rochester which was a clothing store in Rochester NY. There is writing on the...
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Being an introvert/HSP/empath (according to May Sarton)
I cannot remember exactly when I was introduced to May Sarton's Journal of a Solitude. I do feel drawn to re-reading it, though, at least once a year. I haven't read a body of work that articulates introversion (HSP, empath) so well. When I read Sarton's journal, I am reminded that another living being had feelings that I feel, spent much time continuing to become aware of them as I do and had a strong desire to learn how to navigate through these feelings and ideas. The life INSIDE an introvert's mind is an extremely stimulating place to be. And there is always so much sorting out that needs to happen. These are direct excerpts that continue to speak to me. As I am re-reading this book again, now, I will continue to add more.
September 15
That is what is strange - that friends, even passionate love, are not my real life unless there is time alone in which to explore and to discover what is happening or has happened.
Yet I taste it fully only when I am alone here and 'the house and I resume old conversations'.
For a long time now, every meeting with another human being has been a collision. I feel too much, am exhausted by the reverberations after even the simplest conversation.
I often feel exhausted, but it is not my work that tires (work is rest); it is the effort of pushing away the lives and needs of others before I can come to the work with any freshness and zest.
September 28
I hate small talk with a passionate hatred. Why? I suppose because any meeting with another human being is a collision for me now. It is always expensive, and I will not waste my time. It is never a waste of time to be outdoors, and never a waste of time to lie down and rest even for a couple of hours. It is then that images float up and then that I plan my work. But it is a waste of time to see people who have a social surface to show. I will make every effort to find out the real person, but if I can't, then I am upset and cross. Time wasted is poison.
September 29
'How does one grow up?', I asked a friend the other day. There was a slight pause; then she answered, 'By thinking.'
October 6
Imitate the trees. Learn to lose in order to recover, and remember that nothing stays the same for long, not even pain, psychic pain. Sit it out. Let it all pass. Let it go.
October 11
I have time to think. That is the great, the greatest luxury. I have time to be.
October 28
The delights of a poet as I jotted them down turned out to be light, solitude, the natural world, love, time and creation itself.
November 10
We do the best we can and hope for the best.


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September 2019 - August 2020
Study Mode Full-time
Application start 19 November 2018
Application end 1 March 2019
Application end (with scholarship) 1 February 2019
Module 1 - The Legal, Ethical and Conceptual Frameworks of Transitional Justice / Module 2 - Human Rights and the Rule of Law in Transitional Contexts / Module 3 - Institutional Reform and the Rule of Law / Module 4 - Transformative Justice, Development and Economic, Social and Cultural Rights / Module 5 - Criminal Justice / Module 6 - Transitional Justice in Practice
What is the international legal framework applicable to children in post-conflict societies? Why do children need special protection in these situations? What are some of the dilemmas? How does transitional justice address the question of child soldiers? This course focuses on children, as a particular group, in periods of transition. It looks at the practice of transitional justice mechanisms, including courts and truth commissions, as well as reparation. It also provides some insight into current policy developments at the level of the United Nations and other international organizations.
What human rights standards are applicable in times of transition? What rights do victims have? What constitutes an effective remedy after mass atrocities? What is the role of international and regional human rights bodies and courts in this respect? This course draws out the links between the field of transitional justice and human rights. It provides students with a thorough background on legal obligations and theories in the field of human rights. Specific case studies of transitional societies enable students to better understand challenges and tensions, for example regarding the question of peace versus justice.


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General Motors is all set to bring to the market its latest automobile venture, the 2017 Buick Grand National. An upgraded version of the Buick Grand National, this new vehicle is going to feature a new design that is amazing by all standards. Buick Grand National has come a long way since it was first introduced into the market way back in 1973, and the latest model packs oodles of innovations that make it perfect for modern users. This is expected to be a top-rated car which would win over customers with style and substance.
2017 Buick Grand National Interior and Exterior
The internal cabin of this car is expected to arrive with seats covered in soft leather, which would enhance the comfort for all the occupants. This car will have a number of advanced features, such as Bluetooth, wind resistant function, USB ports and more. You can expect cool airflow in the interior at the time of driving, compared to the preceding version.
2017 Buick Grand National is going to stand out for its American essence with streamlined features that will be appreciated by people who have a fondness for high-speed driving. In short, the slimmer tone of this new car will look even more stylish compared to its predecessors. It headlamps and grille have been revised as well, and their shapes perfectly compliment the new structure of the car. It is set to arrive with a more aggressive front grille, which would be bigger and trapezoidal in shape. The sharper, redesigned lamps are going to have a parallelogram shape.
2017 Buick Grand National Engine Specs and Fuel Economy
Its 3.5 L, V6 engine is going to pack enough power and torque for speedy but smooth driving. Peak torque output of this engine is 265 pounds per feet and it can yield a maximum power of 280 hp. New engine will also offer more powerful performance on all kinds of terrains, whether on the highways or on busy city roads.
The 3.5 L, V6 engine of 2017 Buick Grand National is set to be paired with a six speed automatic gearbox, which would assist it to be more fuel economical. It will also help it to be faster than all other preceding versions.
The designers of 2017 Grand National has also loaded this new vehicle with better fuel saving features. The AMT gearbox is going to help the car save 20% more fuel than the earlier versions. This is definitely going to find favor with people who fret over rising fuel expenses.
Special Features
The 2017 Buick Grand National is likely to come with a number of high-end features, such as an 8-inch touch screen display, Bluetooth, satellite radio, 4G internet, Intetlink Buick, phone connectivity etc.
New 2017 Buick Grand National is going to have numerous state of the art safety features that are going to make driving through critical terrains much easier. This would include lane departure warning, forward collision warning, rear cross traffic alert, blind spot monitoring, adaptive cruise control, infotainment system E-assist and more.
2017 Buick Grand National Price and Release Date
While no official statement about the price of this car has been released from manufacturer, rumors suggest that vehicle will be available in range of 30,000 – 39,000 USD, making it affordable and extremely competitive. It is expected that 2017 Buick Grand National is set to release sometime during the middle of the year 2016. However, the actual release date of the car has not been decided as yet. Chevrolet Camaro and Hyundai Genesis are two of the most important competitors of 2017 Buick Grand National.


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Design Counts and 11 Other Lessons From Steve Jobs
In remembrance of the man who made a dent in the Universe, here is "12 lessons Steve Jobs taught Guy Kawasaki":
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Very Good lessons.
He is such a great speaker, love seeing the man behind the amazing books. Great Vid!


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Interior Decorating Rugs - Decorating Small Outdoor Spaces
Interior Decorating Rugs
- Interior design is a multi-faceted profession in which creative and technical solutions are applied within a structure to achieve a built interior environment.
- A floor covering of shaggy or woven material, typically not extending over the entire floor
- (rug) floor covering consisting of a piece of thick heavy fabric (usually with nap or pile)
- (Rug) Rhug (normally Y Rug in Welsh; sometimes given the antiquarian spelling Rug) is a township in the parish of Corwen, Denbighshire, Wales, formerly in the old cantref of Edeirnion and later a part of Merionethshire, two miles from CorwenRug Chapel and ten miles north east of Bala.
- A small carpet woven in a pattern of colors, typically by hand in a traditional style
- A thick woolen coverlet or wrap, used esp. when traveling
- (Rug (animal covering)) A rug (UK), blanket(Equine and other livestock, US), or coat (canine and other companion animals, US) is a covering or garment made by humans to protect their pets from the elements, as in a horse rug or dog coat.
Moroccan Beni Ourain carpet rug 335 detail
335: Oh my……INCREDIBLE. So so desirable. Single lined diamond pattern vintage Moroccan Beni Ourain carpet. Some nested talismanic symbols make this an amazing piece. Approximately 50 years old. Plush, heavy, shaggy, cozy. Perfect for rolling around on. All wool.
Soft black pattern against beige
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Room progress: July
My bedroom is now quite de-cluttered, which has made me feel better, but there's still more to do. It does feel more like my space now, though.
In this photo: The view from my bedroom door. It's quite light and big, but the shoes and things on the floor make it look messy. I need to solve this.
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I Didn't Set Out to Beat the World; I Just Set Out to Do My Absolute Best.
~Al Oerter
So tonight I'm finally getting back home after being away for two weeks (minus two days at home). I had been gone for nine days two weeks prior to that and I'll leave again in another two weeks for 14 days. Then, I'm finally home. Unfortunately, that also means summer is over because I won't be home until the 8th of September!
Anyway… time for some fun…
Fill in the blank: If _____ were an Olympic sport, I'd win a Gold Medal!
P.S. I just realized I forgot to do the MilSpouse First Friday Fill-In. Ugh. Traveling has me all confuzzled. I may try and do it this week.


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Lynn Hadden-Quinn and David Bovat from LHQ Danceforce attended The Fundamentals of Teaching Dance Workshop August 13th and 14th.
This educational workshop was offered by the Associated Dance Teachers of New Jersey and covered syllabi for Children's Work, Ballet, Jazz, & Tap as well as Basic Anatomy, Music Theory, Dance Terminology, and Choreography Concepts. Lynn and David also gained hints & insights in preparation for the ADTNJ Certification Exam.
The goal of The Fundamentals of Teaching Dance Workshop is for dance professionals to come together and share many years of teaching experience and their passion for dance education. Too many dance teachers, although very talented dancers, are not properly educated on how and what to teach in a dance class. The ADTNJ believes that "all dance educators should be well rounded, certified, and on the same page."
Because of the extensive training of this workshop, LHQ will be able to elevate their level of dance education by adapting a cohesive set of syllabi for their entire staff to use. Lynn continues to treasure the importance of dance education overall and the opportunity to strengthen the fundamentals and core values of dance throughout her studio.


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Something might be fishy at your local supermarket. That wild fish you're shelling out for might be a bit more tame than the label indicates. According to the National
Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis at the University of California-Santa Barbara, some fish sold might actually be a mix of wild caught and farm-raised.
For example, an estimated 40 percent of the Alaskan salmon sold originates in fish hatcheries, even though it's labeled "all wild, never farmed," researchers say. Instead of sticking the fish with a "wild" label, 000the researchers call on seafood producers to label these foods as "hybrids"-a term they say will be essential for future fish production.
Fisheries traditionally interact with fish when they are captured, whereas farm-raised fish, or aquaculture, "controls the entire life-cycle of the organism, from egg to harvest," says Stanford University's Dane Klinger, who wrote the paper on the issue. Many types of seafood and shellfish use a combination of these techniques, of which most consumers are unaware. Klinger says. Because of an increasing demand for fish, this type of harvesting is essential to the fish industry, say Klinger and her co-authors.
The health community prefers wild salmon. Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), or synthetic chemicals, were added to paint, plastics, and other products until the 1970s and have found their way into fish, explains Harvard Medical School. A landmark study in 2004 found that PCB concentrations were almost eight-times higher in farmed fish because of farm-feed contamination. However, subsequent studies, including one in the Journal of the American Medical Association, found that the health benefits of eating the omega-3-rich fish outweighs the potential dangers of PCBs.
An evaluation has not been conducted to determine the PCB risk in hybrid-raised fish.
Whether you're for or against farm-raised salmon, transparency is key, say the paper's author. Both fisheries and aquaculture do not provide enough fish to feed the world's growing demand, they say, so a combination of fishing techniques is likely to become more popular.
"Seafood production is a critical part of global food security, but the way we study and talk about it often obscures how to achieve the thing we care the most about; increasing the supply of sustainably produced seafood to feed a rapidly growing human population, "wrote researcher Mary Turnipseed in a release. "We need to start collecting more accurate data on how seafood is really produced in today's world, and a first step will be through replacing the old farmed-fished dichotomy with a farmed-fished-hybrid classification scheme."
I see both sides, wild-caught vs. farmed raised, and feel that it is important to shop for what you feel works best for you!
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The SFSY Connection and Innovation Vouchers Scheme offers Vouchers to encourage small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to take-up faster digital connectivity, and to further support SMEs to introduce transformational innovations to the business that can improve business performance through faster digital connections. Vouchers will have a maximum value which will be 50% of the actual cost for the connection or innovation provided, (all figures stated are excluding VAT):
Connection Voucher : Actual connection costs between £1000 and £5000
(Voucher values would be between £500 and £2500)
Innovation Voucher: Actual innovation costs between £5000 and £24999
(Voucher values would be between £2500 and £12499.50)
For full information visit: http://www.superfastsouthyorkshire.co.uk/vouchers , Call us on 01709 334334 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com
The SFSY Connection and Innovation Voucher Scheme is supported by the Sheffield City Region European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), part of the European Structural Investment Fund (ESIF) portfolio 2015 to 2020.
The Superfast South Yorkshire partnership was formed in 2014 between the 4 South Yorkshire authorities alongside a deal of £22m to extend the availability of high-speed, fibre broadband with further investment of £4.8m to delivery ultrafast technology at the Enterprise Zones and Key Business Parks for ultrafast technology. The project is jointly funded by Sheffield City Region LEP, the Government's Broadband Delivery UK (BDUK) fund, BT and Sheffield City Region European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).


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Webinar Wrap-Up: Effective Content Marketing with MRY's David Berkowitz
This week, David Berkowitz (CMO, MRY) joined us for the launch of our marketing webinar series – discussing all things content marketing with Greg Narain (CTO, Chute).
To kick off the discussion, Greg presented the Content Marketing Aperture, sharing the 8 attributes today's content need to be truly effective.
"It's less about being real-time, but more about being all-the-time." @gregarious on #evergreen #Marketing #ChuteWebinar
— Chute (@getchute) January 22, 2015
"Map your ideas to themes that fit to your brand ethos, and they will have evergreen applicability over time." @gregarious #ChuteWebinar
— Chute (@getchute) January 22, 2015
Next, David shared examples of amazing content on both the B2B and B2C sides with brands like Visa and Newcastle.
@dberkowitz on #ContentMarketing "Be human first."Really know the culture/trends of your target demographic. #PowertothePeople #ChuteWebinar
— Nikki Johnson (@njohnson2112) January 22, 2015
.@dberkowitz talking about @Visa's fan-focused Sochi marketing – making them the top brand mentioned during the event! #ChuteWebinar
— Chute (@getchute) January 22, 2015
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Fall is my favorite season and pumpkins are my favorite thing to paint. I just love pumpkins! This is a painting I made many years ago and it has been hanging in my house ever since. I've just listed a print of it in my Etsy shop. It's the perfect image of Fall!
FYI: I'm so excited that it's raining. Don't remind me that part of my roof isn't covered. I'm sure it'll be ok, right?


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Exalt the Savior, Equip Believers and Evangelize the Lost.
5227 Silver Lake Drive, Palatka, Florida 32177
Church: 386-328-3548 Email: email@example.com Academy: 386-328-1707
Sunday School 9:45am
Worship 11:00am (Nursery & Children's Church)
Praise Team Rehearsal 4:30pm
Youth Gathering 6:00pm
Evening Worship 6:30pm
Supper in Cafeteria (Sept. - May, by reservation)5:30pm
TeamKid 6:00pm (Sept. - May)
Youth Gathering 6:00pm
Adult Bible Study & Prayer (Welcome Center) 6:30pm
Adult Choir Rehearsal (Worship Center) 6:30pm
First Person: Who Is Jesus?
Who do you think Jesus is?
Who do others say Jesus is?
Who is Jesus to you?
Join a great group of young people and engaging youth leaders on Wednesday and Sunday evening at 6:00 pm for a great time of discussion where questions are welcome and answers are found.
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