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[50 days] An Italian heirloom, Giant Winter Spinach is a high-yielding semi-savoyed variety with dark green, glossy leaves and a great taste. Plant this spinach in the fall and it will give you some of your first greens in the spring. Remarkably cold hardy, this spinach will make through all but the worst weather Britain can throw at you. In fact, it is one of the few plants that will keep growing in winter conditions, as opposed to just holding. It also keeps for a long time after reaching maturity, so you can pick when needed.
Tender and mild, this spinach is great cooked or fresh. Use in anything from salads to frittatas or just sauté it in a little butter. Also freezes well.
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I ran into my parents' bedroom when I heard my mother grunting and cursing.
"Mom, are you okay?" I asked. I was worried. She was lying back on the bed, both laughing and swearing.
"Goddammit, these things are tight," she said as she tried to zip up her jeans. She was going to make sure that nothing came between her and her Calvins. It was 1977, and I was 11. "Honey, I'm fine. Let me just get these zipped up."
When she stood, her jeans were painted on, and she had paired them with high-heeled clogs. Standing next to her in my soccer uniform — blue and bright-yellow striped shirt, yellow shorts, bright-blue knee socks, and cleats — I felt like her alien space child. Not only did I wear my uniform for games, but I also wore it as everyday attire. She had given up fighting me on it. I wanted to play for the New York Cosmos like my hero, Pele.
Because my mother had cut off her Cher-length hair, she thought she would cut mine off too. But while she looked glamorous with her new short hair, I just looked like a boy.
My mother was a drop-dead gorgeous fashion plate back in the 1970s when I was growing up. The boys in my class called her foxy. Graceful and delicate where I was athletic and a ballet-class dropout (much to her chagrin — she had been an accomplished dancer and pianist), she made it look so easy. The double-knit pants and flowered, pointed-collar blouses she looked so willowy in; the metallic high-heeled sandals, the makeup she sat on her vanity stool to apply. And this was an average day where maybe she volunteered at the hospital, got her hair done, went grocery shopping, and embarrassed me on the sidelines of my soccer games. No other mothers dressed this way, their heels sinking in the mud. They were clad in jeans and sweatshirts, sensible shoes. Those who worked were in man-tailored suits like my dad wore. Why couldn't my mother dress like them, I often asked.
"You know what, Jill, this is who I am," she would say as we drove to the games. "You have no reason to be embarrassed." I rolled my eyes and looked out the window. She was in her late thirties at the time.
She was as perfect as the mannequins we saw on our frequent shopping trips, the ones that often ended with me slamming the dressing room door and running out of the store into the mall. I did not want to be a Mini-Me in Bobbie Brooks pantsuits and short skirt ensembles.
Except that, nearly 40 years later, as I find myself in a mall dressing room, I look in the mirror and realize: There she is and she is me.
It's been a journey through some pretty drecky fashion, as my mother would say. After my Pele period came my madras skirts, monogrammed sweaters, and pink and green embroidered pants borne out of boarding school, followed by some equally worse Grateful Dead fashion, which featured Birkenstocks, overalls, tie-dye, hairy legs, and long wavy hair au naturel. I only shaved my legs for college graduation when my mother cried and my father stepped in to threaten me with taking away my new car. But I still wore my Birks.
I'm nearly 49, and I'm in an H&M dressing room. Whenever I'm in a dressing room, my mother is, too, silently sitting in the corner chair with her shopping bags and shoes off, offering her opinion. When I really like something and am undecided, and without one of my girlfriends to save me from myself, I'll sometimes get it and email her a photo.
"Oh, that's horrendous," she'll say over the phone when she gets my email. "What were you thinking on that day?" This response to a simple black sweaterdress with little shape. This is the kind of dress she would wear, granted with Jimmy Choos or Manolos, which I can't afford as a freelance writer and editor. But I'd pair it with a sexy faux leather stiletto boot for an occasional break from my boyfriend jeans and heels, the most dressed-up I tend to get working from home in a small Western town.
"You need to wear colors, honey. You look better in bright colors. And thank God you're not in New York, where everyone just wears black and it gets boring."
But she can surprise me, too. A photo of me in body-hugging, polka-dot wrap dress from American Apparel that shows a little — okay, a lot — of cleavage. When I think it's going to be a thumbs-down because it's too youthful: wrong. "That's an adorable dress. You could get a lot of wear out of it this summer."
I have to laugh at her phrase "getting a lot of wear out of" like her other one "what are you going to wear it with?" But they are my fashion mantras now.
When I hit 35, my fashion choices began to age backward, so that I wanted to dress more provocatively, to see if I really looked so much younger, as I was often told. I also had been through a hard period where I had panic attacks and a long bout of depression after my parents' divorce. The antidepressants had made me gain and lose weight, and when I finally found the right one, I was obviously happier — and ready to dress to match my mood, which has been my most important fashion mantra for nearly 15 years.
I may live in a Northern Exposure–old-timey Western town, but it is not the place to strut down Main Street in platform pumps and skinny jeans or a cute tunic over tights and fuck-me boots. No matter — I do it anyway, and have found a few kindred spirits who do, too.
"Life is short, " my mother, now nearly 75, reminds me. "You look good and you work hard to be healthy and fit. Screw anyone who makes you feel bad about yourself."
At H&M recently, I found the hottest of hot pinks long-sleeve peplum top.
This color makes me feel happy and is actually pretty age-appropriate. Yes, I want to look hot, but I also don't want to look foolish. As you get to be my age, it can be a fine line between sexy and parody, as with Molly Shannon's hilarious SNL skit "I'm Sally O'Malley and I'm 50," which I laugh at every time I see it, but it's a good reminder that I don't want to be that woman in the belly shirt, push-up bra, miniskirt, platform boots, and glitter eyeshadow. Or as my mother says: "These mothers who go to the same stores as their grown daughters and buy the same outfits? They need to stop. It's hideous and does them no favors."
But I'm still very tempted sometimes, despite how outrageous my tastes can be. After all, I'm my mother's daughter. And my grandmother's granddaughter, who wore kitten heels with her beautiful lace nightgowns and stilettos — in her '80s — when going on her nightly walk with my grandfather around their suburban block, Scotch in one hand, cigarette in the other.
So my genes are to blame for this number that I tried on recently.
It's undoubtedly my years in the biker world as the girlfriend of a guy in an outlaw motorcycle club that made me sort of love the slutwear look, which I can always find at my local Charlotte Russe. But even though my mother and I laughed at this and I didn't buy it, we agreed that I didn't look that bad in it.
Shopping at these fast-fashion havens, in addition to the uneasy feeling I get about how little the overseas workers are paid, is a further reminder that I am indeed too old to wear the majority of it. Nonetheless, I admit that I was drawn to this little — this tiny — ensemble and wanted to try it on for fun:
It was a major WTF moment. I could not figure out how to work the top; how to get my arms through it and drape it over my considerable 32D chest. I had a medium, but maybe that wasn't even enough material. It was like figuring out a Rubik's Cube, which the young women working in the store had undoubtedly never heard of.
As I tried to do a Cat's Cradle on it to figure it out, I dropped it on the dressing room floor. Leaning to pick it up, I quickly pulled it off the floor and tried to stand up — but my back was stuck. We had been doing a punishing exercise in bootcamp called "sumo get-ups" and the constant up and down from knees to standing up with arms in the air had taken its toll.
"Oh, shit," I mumbled to no one. "Oh no, it hurts." As I leaned against the wall in my underwear, I did deep breathing and cursed myself, wondering if I would have to call out for help. It was then I knew that universe was telling me that my days trying on cute little numbers made for girls half my age — with strong and as yet unhurt backs — were over, or at least numbered. I did some deep breathing, popped some Advil, and slowly got dressed like a rickety old lady.
"If you couldn't figure out the top, then it wasn't for you," my mom said when I told her about it.
"No, Mom, it was totally not for me," I said. "You would have laughed your ass off."
"Well, you know I already know what I'm going to wear for my birthday." My mother's birthday isn't until the summer. "I have the most magnificent white trousers. Maybe with some gorgeous Manolo heels," she said.
"That sounds great, Mom," I said. I used to make fun of her using words like magnificent and spectacular to describe clothes, but what I realize now is that she's talking about how they make her feel. And that's a good lesson to learn at the ripe old age of 48.


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Today the Blossom Sweet Blog passed the mark of 25,000 visitors, so naturally, this moment must be celebrated with a giveaway!
To enter the giveaway, simply leave a comment telling us what you love most about SUMMER!
Anyone and everyone is welcome to enter. The winner of this FABULOUS SUMMER PRIZE will be chosen using a random number generator and will be announced on Sunday.
Please be sure to leave your email address and phone number in your comment so that we can contact you should you win.
Thank you so much to all of you faithful blog visitors for getting us to this exciting milestone of 25,000 visitors! Good luck in the giveaway!
When I think of summer, one of the colors that comes to my mind is peach. I LOVE everything peach; you may have noticed that it has been one of the focal colors of the blog for quite some time now. A couple of my favorite peach/summer correlations:
1. I remember that during one of the summers I spent in Georgia being able to smell the fragrance of fresh peaches carried on the breeze. Divine, I say, simply divine.
2. Last year I threw my first annual "cobbler night," a big party at my place with lots of fresh peach dutch-oven cobbler & summer fun. Can't wait 'til this year's in a month or so!
In honor of my favorite summer fruit & color, I've created an inspiration board, "PEACHY KEEN." Hope you enjoy it!
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So my very favorite of many favorites is that smell that comes up from the hot pavement right after it rains. It is like nothing else.
- July 7, 2010 at 10:24 PM
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Ooh, a fresh rain is nice and maybe the scent of a cold wind picking up,that is so nice.I am ruled by the smells of things.Scent is like a memory for me.Well,it always reminds me of something from childhood.It's weird but true.
- July 7, 2010 at 11:23 PM
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My favorite thing about summer are the warm star filled nights- perfect for taking walks or just some deep thought and contemplation! email@example.com 208-293-4226
- July 7, 2010 at 11:34 PM
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Congrats, Melissa! My favorite thing about Summer is being able to (really) drive with your windows down. The hot breeze at night feels so refreshing! firstname.lastname@example.com 801-400-8975
- July 8, 2010 at 12:19 AM
- Jessica said...
Fun giveaway! My favorite thing about summer is the yummy fruit! jesswall17 at gmail And I think you know my phone number :)
- July 8, 2010 at 8:52 AM
- Judy and KC said...
I loved the peach colored pictures, my wedding was peach and brown (in the 70's) and now it's back in style! Who knew? Anyway, one of my favorite things about summer is sleeping with the windows open and hearing the crickets chirping outside. Heaven!
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The best thing about Summer is laying out and getting tan!!!
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The best part of summer is watermelon and bbq's!
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My favorite parts of summer are the flowers in the garden, the 4th of July, fruit,fruit and more fruit and air conditioning!
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GO Transit Celebrates their 50th Anniversary - Part 3
|Leaving Mimico Yard
|Arriving at the Museum
Transporting GO Cab Car #104 to the Toronto Railway Museum
In order to transport the car to the Museum, a complex plan was developed by the team of TRHA Volunteers and the plan wax executed over two days.
On Friday, May 12th, 2017, various equipment moves were required using our 50 Ton Whitcomb locomotive. That major objective that day was to move our massive CN Northern Steam Locomotive #6213 from the track beside the coaling tower as that track is the "delivery track" for incoming engines and rolling stock.
At 3:00 a.m. on the morning of Saturday, May 13th, an Anderson Haulage eighteen wheeler truck pulled out of Mimico Yards pulling a long truck float carrying the cab car and operating under a City of Toronto permit requiring them to arrive at the Museum as the sun came up to avoid traffic disruptions. Once it arrived, the morning was spent:
- Lining it up with and backing onto the delivery track
- Installing a long heavy ramp
- Using the Whitcomb to tow the car down the ramp
- Disconnecting the locomotive so that the car could be reversed using the turntable
- Pushing the car to its final resting place facing Bremner Boulevard
- Returning #6213 to its normal home track
The images below, by TRHA volunteer Stephen Gardiner captures the above action well.
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Posting by Russ Milland; Images above by GO Transit; Images below by Stephen Gardiner
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In this module we share our expertise on power play, penalty kill, and have a section for set plays. The special teams sections address power play breakouts, principles, and offensive zone formations. The penalty killing section addresses principles, forechecking systems, and defensive zone formations.
Power Play
All great powerplays follow a set of principles, regardless of formation and set plays. A 'principle' is a rule or guideline that governs one's behaviour. These principles are critical in creating a productive power play. The most elaborate power plays in the best leagues in the world can be held to 0 goals if the offense fails to get the puck to the net. Conversely, the most cliche interviews with with best players in the world cite a specific plan of getting traffic in front of the net, getting shots on goal, and hunting for rebounds. In this module we'll give you some key principles that will help get your team on the same page. We'll show you how to convert power plays into goals.
Penalty Kill
A good penalty kill starts with a unified forecheck. The next step is holding the blue line in the neutral zone. Finally, once you've given up entry into your zone, all players need to be on the same page,or your PK is dead in the water. Offensive strategy in hockey revolves around creating odd-man situations. Creating a 2 on 1 against an opponent gives the offense more options and room to be creative. Being one player short for 2 minutes naturally gives the team on the power play a great opportunity to create these 2 on 1's. In this section we'll show you how to defend the prime scoring area of your own zone while not over committing against the offense. 'Holding the fort' with slightly static positioning will allow you to kill vital seconds off the clock, and kill the penalty for your team. More than any other scenario in hockey, a good penalty kill requires all teammates will need to work together to 'get the kill.'
|5.0.0: Power Play Principles 04:19
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|5.1.1: Power Play-Overload 08:05
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New Delhi: A Sri Lankan court on Friday ordered the release of all 136 Indian fishermen detained by its Navy after they strayed into Sri Lankan waters.
The development comes a day after the Government of India expressed concerns over their detention and initiated efforts on war-footing seeking their release.
Soon after the Point Pedro Court in Sri Lanka's Jaffna district ordered their release, External Affairs Minister SM has thanked his Sri Lankan counterpart GL Peiris for the support.
These fishermen were being held at Mallakam, Jaffa.
Douglas Devanand , a cabinet minister of Sri Lanka, had earlier promised that the fishermen would be released by Friday.
In view of increasing pressure from the ruling DMK in Tamil Nadu, the government had asked the Sri Lankan government to take "necessary" steps to get them released.
External Affairs Minister SM Krishna also spoke to his Sri Lankan counterpart G L Peiris and asked him to facilitate the release of all Indian fishermen.
The order for their released was passed today since Thursday was a holiday in Sri Lanka and the courts were not functioning.
Out of the 136 fishermen, 112 were caught by a group of local fishermen and handed over to the police there.
The incidents of detention of and recent attacks on fishermen have triggered protests in Tamil Nadu where over 5,000 DMK workers, including party MPs Kanimozhi and T K S Elangovan, were arrested on Thursday when they tried to take out a rally to Sri Lankan Deputy High Commission.
India had last month accused the Sri Lankan Navy of killing at least two Indian fishermen.
The killings had triggered a flurry of diplomatic activity between the two south Asian neighbours following which Indian Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao visited Colombo to seek assurances to prevent such incidents in future.
The issue was also raised by Krishna in his meeting with his Sri Lankan counterpart Peiris earlier this month in Thimphu, on the sidelines of a SAARC ministerial conference.
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Nebo BookLab Publishing is Ukrainian art publishing house, founded by Nebo Art Gallery. Its main activities are focused on creation of art books for children and adults. The purpose of these books is to get adults and children interested in arts and make it more modern and understandable. For this reason, Nebo BookLab Publishing gathered best contemporary authors, combined gallery experience, creativity of young Ukrainian illustrators and the latest innovative practices of Ukrainian and international museums.
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Book about painting is the first book series about art for children from publishing Nebo BookLab Publishing: three museums, three paintings and three unique stories. Imagine if the heroes depicted on the paintings could tell us their stories. Each book's protagonist is the hero of a concrete painting. They live in different times, different cities and countries. Moreover, while following the plot, the book reader will find interesting facts about artists and paintings from the museums.
The first three books of the series are:
- "The Portrait of Little Olga" (based on the work of Tatiana Yablonska "Got Sick" from the National Art Museum of Ukraine in Kiev);
- "The first Stephanie's Lace" (based on the work of Otto van Veen "Portrait of a Girl" from the Museum of Western and Oriental Art in Kiev)
- "Three Lives of Vasik Cat" (based on the work of Ivan Kramskoy "Girl with a Cat" the National Museum of Russian Art in Kiev).
Read: Places to Go with Kids in Kiev
Apart from telling interesting stories while educating, all these children's books about arts from Nebo BookLab Publishing are incredibly beautiful and are pleasant even to look at. This may be a great present for both children and adults who understand Ukrainian and Russian languages, as well as a nice souvenir from Ukraine.


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NOCHIXTLÁN, Mexico – The air in this small town in Oaxaca, an impoverished and mostly indigenous state in Mexico's rural south, is heavy with the smell of burning tires. The highway, a strategic one that leads traffic from the neighboring state of Puebla to state capital Oaxaca de Juárez, is blocked on all sides with heaps of dirt, burned out carcasses of cars, buses and trailers, pieces of wood and rocks. Dozens of trailers stand in line just before the overpass, waiting for the moment they might pass.
But they won't anytime soon. Nochixtlán is reeling from Sunday's disastrous confrontation between members and sympathizers of a the National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE), a dissident teachers' union, and law enforcement. State and federal policemen, some 800 in total, swooped in to clear the highway of a blockade, but fired live ammunition into a rawdy crowd of protesters armed only with sticks, stones and molotov cocktails.
By the end of the day, at least six lay dead, more than a hundred were wounded, the municipal palace and the local station of the federal police set on fire. And the blockade is still there.
Dozens of protesters are still keeping watch at the overpass where the confrontation took place. They painted anti-government slogans on the walls and prepared crates with bottles and wraps, ready to become molotov cocktails should the policemen come back.
"They were shooting at us as if we were animals", William Velázquez, a 34-year old teacher, told FNL. He picked up a large stick. "These are the only weapons we have. We don't carry guns. They were firing on unarmed civilians."
Protesters and the Mexican government have been trading blame over who was responsible for Sunday's clashes, with federal and state authorities claiming live ammo was used after unspecified 'radical groups' attacked policemen, after the dislodging of the protesters initially happened peacefully.
The authorities changed their version of the events several times, with interior secretary Miguel Ángel Osorio Chong initially claiming the police weren't carrying arms. Federal police chief Enrique Galindo later admitted his men did indeed carry guns. On Monday, Oaxaca governor Gabino Cué said in a press conference that the policemen adhered strictly to protocol and that force was used 'rationally' and with 'due respect to human rights'.
But union members and its sympathizers deny any kind of radicals or infiltrators being present and say the police opened fire on unarmed civilians. During a visit to the scene of the confrontation on Monday, protesters showed FNL dozens of bullet casings of different calibres, which they said were found in places where the police was shooting at them.
One elderly man working at the Nochixtlán municipal graveyard told FNL that, during the attempt to dislodge the protesters, policemen had run into the graveyard, forced him to the ground and stole his wallet while threatening to kill him if he did not comply.
"They took all my money and started shooting at people just outside the graveyard", he said, asking not to be named out of fear for his safety. He showed FNL several bullet casings at the graveyard, at the spot he said the policemen were shooting from.
"From where I could see, the police began to shoot without provocation", he added.
At the local hospital in Nochixtlán, one employee confirmed to FNL to have treated at least 40 wounded and said four people had come in with bullet wounds, some of them in the head and throat, and that four people had died at the clinic while another person had died on the way to another. He asked to remain anonymous due to the sensitivity of the situation.
Sunday's clashes took place in the context of larger protests organized by the CNTE and its sympathizers in the wake of the arrest of Rubén Nuñez, who heads Section 22, the state chapter of the union in Oaxaca, which is widely seen as the most powerful section of the union. Nuñez was arrested June12th on money laundering charges, but members of the union say he is a political prisoner due to the opposition of the union against sweeping education reforms introduced by president Enrique Peña Nieto in 2013.
The CNTE is vehemently opposed against the reforms, which, among others, introduce mandatory testing for all teachers. The union claims the tests, which will allow the government to fire teachers who fail them, are unfair to teachers in rural areas where schools have less resources. The Mexican government says the reforms are necessary to improve the quality of nationwide education, which ranks an absymal last among members of the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).
Interior secretary Miguel Ángel Osorio Chong announced on Tuesday that the federal government invited the CNTE to the table to discuss recent events and attempt some kind of dialogue. But after last weekend's violence, some believe a dialogue will be very difficult, especially with Section 22-leader Nuñez in jail.
"We want to sit down and talk with the government", Marisela Cruz, a teacher from Nochixtlán, told FNL. "But they have to stop using violence against us. The bloodshed must end."
Jan-Albert Hootsen is a freelance writer based in Mexico City. Follow him on Twitter: @Jayhootsen


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Since starting this blog, I feel like life is throwing me so many opportunities to learn. It's strange, and by that I mean a little eerie. Life can sometimes plateau and you feel day-to-day life just passes you by without necessarily offering you chances to reflect or learn. Since starting this blog, I am learning and growing every day.
On Friday night whilst I was out with some girlfriends for a 'thank-god-it's-the-end-of-the-week' drink, I was telling a friend how I worry people may think my son, Noah, is rude because he's quiet and people may miss him thanking them because he takes a while to say it.
I mentioned how I usually tell people in these situations 'oh he has a speech delay' and I hate myself for that. Why? Why do I need to say that? I am basically labeling him and giving people an impression of what he may be like even before they have got to know him themselves.
My friend agreed she does the same with her daughter and she mentioned Dr Shefali Tsabary.
Dr Shefali Tsabary is a clinical physiologist and author of award winning book The Conscious Parent. Dr Tsabary talks about how we should not be seeking to perfect our children. We don't let them play anymore, they must be learning. They can't have a hobby, they must excel in it. They can't dream, they must dream big".
BOOM. That really hit me like lightening and I agree with it wholeheartedly, we should certainly not be trying to perfect our children when they are just perfect already. Then my friend said "Why do we do that, why can't we just be…". "Why can't we simply just be" I interjected. "It's hard, it's exhausting to just be!" she said. Damn right it is, but I think that is the way forward.
Noah is 3 years old, he's learning every day, loving every day and living every day perfectly.
Lucy is 21 months old, she's learning every day, loving every day and living every day perfectly.
If you have time, check out Oprah's Super Soul Sunday with Dr Shefali Tsabary on Conscious Parenting, it is so interesting. I also recommend Dr Tsabary's book The Conscious Parent, although I have only read snippets it looks like a very enlightening read and I will be downloading a copy tonight.


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When it's time to get turned on, pumping the pedal gets Daidra wet every time. This sexy vixen gets dressed in her cutest heels and tights to get behind the wheel of her car. She feels her pussy getting wet as soon as she touches the pedals. She takes her shoes off and loved the gushing juices that come out of her pussy. As she presses her foot down, she gets wetter and hotter.
Clara knows how to look good, and look even better when she is in her car. She loves to wear a sexy dress that shows off her legs when she gets out of a car. The dress will slide up as she gets out showing off her legs, and her sexy high heels. She is going to turn every man on with her sexiness and great legs.
A pretty brunette is driving down the road. She loves her sports car, but her favorite part is her sexy shoes. She loves the site of her legs and ankles, because the high heels show off her great looking legs and feet. Her shoes are very high end, so the stylish appearance is only natural. She will have the best time driving down the road in her heels.
Angelina is a very hot babe that loves to drive, but the best part of her is the pedals she puts her sexy shoes on. Her high heels are very hot and stylish, so when she pushes on the pedal, there isn't a person in the world that won't find her feet hot. She also takes off her shoes, and drives with a bare foot on the pedals.
Carla drives the peugeot 207 sport car around the streets in her sexy grey Converse sneakers. She pumps the pedals in her sneakers as she takes turns down each street driving very sexy around Paris. She shows off her pretty bare legs as she places her feet down on the pedals showing off her grey converse sneakers. she really knows how to maneuver the sports car around the streets of Paris.


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So, yesterday I put on my big girl panties and called the Wellstar Imaging Center at the Paulding Physician's Center to make my mammogram appointment. I was VERY surprised to learn that they had appointments for TODAY, which of course, I took, because given too much time to think about it, I probably would have chickened out.
I am not afraid of the test, I am so very, VERY afraid of the results.
When I arrived for my appointment, I checked in on facebook. I met with the radiologist, who went over the procedures, letting me know exactly what to expect. She told me about the machine. She told me about the squishy I would have to endure. Then, she told me I may get a call to come back. She told me this BEFORE she turned on the machine. Apparently, the doctors like to have two for the base line. So, this put me at ease somewhat, because if I get a call to come back it is only to retake the test to establish a good base line rather than a problem.
After that, she put my boobs into the machine and squished. It wasn't so bad. My husband spent all last night making up stories about how bad it was going to be. "Boobs squished paper thin." "Radiologist taking forever to get to the machine from the booth." Oh, the horror he had me prepared for.... NEVER HAPPENED.
In fact, I was surprised at the whole appointment. It was quick, it was easy, and the radiologist was SUPER nice! As the radiologist was walking me out, I mentioned how it was awesome that I got a next day appointment. She informed me that they take WALK INS! Of course, she told me this as she was reminding me to return every year for another one, so they can track the changes in my breasts and see significant changes.
When I was done, I checked back in on facebook - less than an hour. In fact, I signed in at the appointment desk at 3:55 PM, went through registration, read 10 pages of Gone With The Wind, survived the exam, and was back in my car by 4:37 PM. I will definitely be back next year.
Thanks for reading! ~ Deanna
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
My First Mammogram!
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The Texas A&M CyberSecurity Center is now accepting applications from all K-12 teachers in Texas for a FREE GenCyber summer camp.
This program is designed to instruct teachers in cybersecurity in support of the GenCyber principles and Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS). The camp is designed to introduce, develop, and reinforce skill-sets of computer science and information technology in Kindergarten to Grade 12 teachers, specifically in cybersecurity topics. This includes the GenCyber teacher program overview concepts. All Texas Teachers are encouraged to attend to learn how to incorporate Cybersecurity into their curriculum!
Covered Topics:
- Fundamentals of Networks and Introduction
- Cryptography Fundamentals
- Fundamentals of Cyber Security, Risks, and Policies
- Forensics, Ethics, and Privacy
- Curriculum Development
- When
- June 19-23, 2017
- August 7-11, 2017
- Where – Cybersecurity Education Laboratory at Texas A&M, College Station, TX
- Cost – Free for accepted participants
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Since 1996, Nitefall on the River has been rocking the river with well-crafted beats, dynamic views of the city and ice-cold beverages.
Nitefall is a summertime tradition for my husband, friends and I. We've been to a dozen or more Nitefall shows, and here's some inside information that I've found helpful over the years.
I highly recommend grabbing your tickets at Wooly's (504 E. Locust St.) to avoid service fees! Wooly's sells the Nitefall tickets Monday – Friday from 12:00 – 5:00 p.m. (Cash only, so stop by the ATM first!) If you can't make it to Wooly's, you can always purchase your tickets online at http://ticketfly.com.
Food and Drink:
You can't bring outside food or beverages into the concert, but I recommend trying out one of the local restaurants in the East Village before the show. A couple of my favorites include: The Continental, Lucca, New World Cafe, Alba, Zombie Burger and Olympic Flame.
If you don't have the time to eat before the show – no worries! Food and beverages are available for purchase – alcoholic drinks are $6 (Fat Tire, Somersault, Ranger IPA, Shift, Coors Light, Mike's Hard Lemonade, Pinot Noir, and Chardonnay), pop and water are $2, and the food options vary between $3-$8. (Make sure you bring cash for food.)
Bike to the Show…FREE Beer:
There is free, monitored bicycle parking at Nitefall. Plus, if you bike to the event and park inside you get a free can of Fat Tire for participating. Get your free beer by asking about it at the front gate upon arrival.
2014 Nitefall on the River – Concert Lineup (Remaining dates!):
- Friday, July 18 – Matt Nathanson with Andrew McMahon
- Thursday, July 24 – Umprhey's McGee
- Friday, July 25 – Sister Hazel
- Tuesday, July 29 – Fitz & The Tantrums
- Sunday, August, 3 – John Butler Trio
- Sunday, August 10 – Ingrid Michaelson
- Saturday, August 23 – Atmosphere
- Wednesday, August 27 – Honda Civic Tour featuring Grouplove and Portugal the Man
- Thursday, September 18 – Trampled by Turtles
Each time I've attend a Nitefall concert, I sit along the river bank starring at the Des Moines skyline, tapping my toes to the music and I can't help but think to myself, "Wow, this is really the epitome of a perfect summer evening in Des Moines."


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Ian Binnie, who retired from the high court last year, has been named a companion of the order, its highest rank.
Natalie Zemon Davis, a University of Toronto historian and author of The Return of Martin Guerre, is also named a companion, as is Montreal conductor Yannick Nezet-Seguin.
Former Alberta premier Ralph Klein is named a new officer of the order, along with veteran TV journalist Craig Oliver and Michael Pitfield, a former senator and one-time clerk of the Privy Council.
Pat Quinn, who coached five different NHL teams during a storied career and led Team Canada to an Olympic goal medal in 2002, is also a new officer.
There are 69 new additions to the order and one promotion.
Quebec violinist Angele Dubeau, who was named a member in 1996, is promoted to officer.
Among the other new officers are:
_ Chantal Hebert, a well-known political columnist.
_ Paul Hoffman, a British Columbia geologist known for landmark research on the Precambrian period.
_ Marianne McKenna, a noted Toronto architect.
_ John Richard of Ottawa, former chief justice of the Federal Court of Appeal.
Notables named as members include:
_ Silver Donald Cameron, a Nova Scotia journalist, writer and community activist.
_ Greg Hollingshead, an Edmonton author and winner of the Governor General's Award for Fiction in 1995
_ Frances Lankin, a former Ontario cabinet minister and retired CEO of the Toronto United Way.
_Des McAnuff, outgoing artistic director of the Stratford Shakespeare Festival and a two-time Tony award winner.
_ Lino Saputo, a Quebec businessman and philanthropist and founder of the cheese company which bears his name.
The actual awards will be presented at ceremonies later this year.


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I love engagement shoots because they offer a great opportunity to get to know couples before their nuptials. The engagement session gives the future bride and groom a chance to become comfortable with me and my style, to chat about wedding ideas and planning, and have some fun before the big day. These photos make great gifts for family, announcement images, and photos for wedding thank-you notes! The best time to schedule an engagement shoot is 5-6 months before the wedding.
In addition, I photograph lots of couples who are already married, or have no plans to be married. It's a great way to celebrate love, along with milestones like anniversaries.


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Many thanks to Martin for the following match report for the green team …
Sunday last, Eccles played a three team round robin at Tyldesley. We had two teams of seven whilst Tyldesley had one team of 6 and the other team, Bolton had a bare four!
My "green" team (in bibs) consisted of Lewis, (captain), the 3 Josh`s, Sandy, Tyler and Omar.
1st game against Tyldesley caught us cold – as usual – and they were 3 tries up before we started to realise we were playing rugby and began some attacking runs into their half – previously we had done lots of running backwards and in circles trying to find the elusive gap in their good defensive line. Lewis eventually broke the pattern and managed a fine try which was also followed up with some good tagging by him. Also notable were great runs by Omar and "curly" Josh. The half time team talk stressed that we were allowed to pass before we were tug, as this seemed to be causing confusion….. after the break we were tonnes better and actually played some great rugby with phase of passes and little off-loads which created space for little and big Josh to capitalise and go over, as did Tyler and Sandy( I think all players managed a try), Again Omar and Lewis were the pick of the half…. unfortunately the Tyldesley team were better drilled and ended up 13-8 winners.
The 2nd game against Bolton was a closer affair but followed pretty much the same pattern as the first, but the main default of the first half in this game was us forgetting to defend the wings and this allowed their best player (Charlie) to score several tries in the corner. The wide defence improved in the 2nd but we started off defending too deep and invited Bolton onto us at will. The positives were again great passing and support to create tries for Omar, great runs by Big Josh and Lewis and a couple of jinks down the line by little Josh. The final score was close with Bolton slightly edging things
We then had a quick game between the 2 Eccles` teams (7-a-side), which ended in a diplomatic draw.
My STAR OF THE WEEK was Omar for some great confident runs, his willingness to listen and modify his game and wanting to get involved….. He was awarded the Eccles STAR in the clubhouse presentation which followed.
Well done to all for listening to the coaching tips and eventually playing some good stuff ( Things weren't made any easier with having 3 subs that I was conscious to keep rotating)
In the other games taken by Sean, Eccles took on Trupmton and a Camberwick presidents IV.
In the first game the Eccles seven lined up against the Trumpton team consisting of Pugh, Pugh, Barney McGrew, Cuthbert, Dibble and Grub with Nibbs on the bench watched on by proud father Chippy Minton. During the game both sides took their chances and the time ticked steadily, sensibly; never too quickly, never too slowly. Telling the time for Trumpton to end honors even!
The second game saw a wider array of characters than firemen (and an apprentice carpenter). The presidents IV sported McGarry (a police constable), Mickey Murphy (the baker), Dagenham (travelling salesman) and arriving in a box, a musical box, wound up and ready to play. But this box can hide a secret inside. Can you guess what is in it today? … yes you got it, good old Windy Miller (methane specialist or Windmill owner). As with the first game the score ended up in a very fair draw.
Due to the graininess and aging stop/start animation it was too difficult to identify a STAR OF THE WEEK for this Eccles team.
Next week we are back in training, at home. 10:30 start.


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Sen. Al Franken: "I will be resigning as a member of the United States Senate"
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Sen. Al Franken (D-MN) today announced he is resigning from the U.S. Senate, "in the coming weeks." Franken has been under pressure to resign his seat since being accused of sexual misconduct by multiple women.
This week, a former Democratic congressional aide said Franken tried to kiss her after a taping of his radio show in 2006. The woman, who wasn't identified in the report by Politico, says that after her boss left and she was collecting her belongings, Franken tried to kiss her, saying: "It's my right as an entertainer.'' Franken categorically denies the allegation, saying the idea he would claim such conduct as a right as an entertainer was "preposterous.'' Another woman, Tina Dupuy, told Politico that Franken grabbed a handful of flesh around her waist and squeezed at least twice, at a party to celebrate Barack Obama's 2009 inauguration.
Last month, a Los Angeles radio anchor was the first to accuse Franken, saying he had forcibly kissed her while they were rehearsing during a 2006 USO tour. KABC anchor Leeann Tweeden also made public a photo that shows Franken smiling, with his hands over her chest as if to grope her, as she slept. Franken, who was a comedian at the time, released a statement saying he remembered the alleged kiss differently and he felt "disgusted with myself'' over the photo. He apologized to Tweeden and to the public, and said he would cooperate with a Senate Ethics Committee investigation.
After that initial report, a few more women came forward with claims that Franken acted in a similarly inappropriate manner.


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Spotting the warning signs early and dealing with them in a collaborative way can minimise the detrimental impact on the project and help avoid time and cost penalties.
All the NEC3® contracts contain an early warning process to help the parties involved proactively identify risk and facilitate a proactive outcome.
Although early warnings are a standard process in all NEC contracts, the parties involved differ in each case. In the Engineering Construction Contract (ECC), the parties are the Project Manager and the Contractor, whereas in the Term Service Contract the Project Manager role is taken by the Service Manager. The process is the same in every contract and can be broken down into four key stages:
However, whilst the process is straightforward, people often struggle to implement it properly because it is such a cultural shift from the way we traditionally work in the construction industry.
Our free guide aims to help you overcome that cultural barrier by providing some top tips on how to manage early warnings collaboratively and work with all stakeholders to deliver a successful project.


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SOURCE: New Jersey SEEDS
July 18, 2016 10:33 ET
NEWARK, NJ--(Marketwired - July 18, 2016) - New Jersey SEEDS, a nonprofit that provides educational opportunities to high-achieving, low-income students, announced that John F. Castano has been appointed SEEDS' Executive Director.
Castano has been serving as Acting Executive Director since the retirement of Ronni Denes in June 2016. He joined SEEDS in 2008 as the Director of Administration/Chief of Staff, before being named Vice President, Operations and External Affairs in 2012. Most recently, Castano served SEEDS as Senior Vice President, where he was responsible for the organization's overall strategy, operations, and programmatic initiatives.
"John has been a passionate advocate of educational access for many years," explains Lee Shavel, Chair of New Jersey SEEDS' Board of Trustees. "When he joined SEEDS eight years ago, he brought experience in independent school and college education, as well as nonprofit management, to the organization. Since his arrival, he has been instrumental in assisting the growth of SEEDS' education programs and development office. Along with the SEEDS Board of Trustees, I would like to congratulate John on this much-deserved appointment."
Prior to joining New Jersey SEEDS, Castano served as the Executive Director of the Griffin Bridges Program at Seton Hall Preparatory School, which helps academically capable, at-risk inner city students acquire an independent school education. It was through this role that he became familiar with SEEDS, and in 2001, was recognized by SEEDS for his work in providing opportunities to disadvantaged students.
"To serve an organization that extends educational opportunities to so many is a privilege," says Castano. "I am deeply appreciative of the chance to continue collaborating with SEEDS' talented team and dedicated Board of Trustees to help advance a mission that changes and improves lives."
Castano is active in a variety of civic and social causes. He serves on the Griffin Bridges advisory committee, and is a trustee and past president of Jersey Cares. Until recently, he served as a consultant to Rutgers University's Office for Violence Prevention and Victim Assistance.
Castano received his M.A. in Strategic Communication from Seton Hall University, and his B.A. in English from Villanova University. He is an adjunct professor in the communication and media department at Montclair State University.
Castano has been the recipient of Seton Hall University's Humanitarian Award, presented to an alumnus or alumna who embodies Seton Hall's mission of servant leadership; The Salvatore N. Caprio Award, given to a Seton Hall Preparatory School teacher, counselor or moderator who has been generous with time, patience and concern; and the St. Andrew's College Seminary Humanitarian Award. He has also been named to Who's Who Among America's Teachers.
About New Jersey SEEDSSince its inception in 1992, New Jersey SEEDS has provided educational access for highly motivated, low-income students and created a viable path for them to achieve their full potential. SEEDS strives for a world in which young people's initiative, creativity and intellect can flourish without regard to socioeconomic status. To date, more than 2,100 scholars have benefited from its programs. For more information, visit www.njseeds.org.
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Parent Responses to Illness and Injury
One of the purposes of these guidelines is to help you determine how sick your child is. Then it's time to act. By reading the questions and using your common sense, you should be able to fit your child into 1 of the following 5 Parent Response categories:
Call 911 Now (your child may need an ambulance)
Definition: your child may have a life-threatening emergency
Action: Immediately call 911 or your Emergency Medical Response system.
Call Your Doctor Now (night or day)
Definition: your child may have a non-life-threatening emergency or urgent condition
Action: Call your child's doctor immediately. If you can't reach your doctor within 60 minutes, go to the nearest emergency room by car.
Call Your Doctor Within 24 Hours (between 9 and 4)
Definition: Your child probably has a nonurgent illness that may require a specific test (such as a throat culture) or an antibiotic (such as for an ear infection). Your child may need to be seen, but it can safely wait for up to 24 hours.
Action: If the office is open, call now. If the office is closed now, but will be open within 24 hours, call when it opens. If the office won't be open within the next 24 hours, call your doctor's answering service between 9 AM and 4 PM on any day of the week (including weekends and holidays) for assistance.
Call Your Doctor During Weekday Office Hours
Definition: Your child has a nonurgent symptom or illness that has lasted longer than expected (such as a persistent cough or localized rash) but usually carries no risk of complications. Your child may need to be seen in the office but can safely wait a few days if it's the weekend or a holiday.
Action: If the office is open, call now. Otherwise, call during scheduled weekday office hours on Monday – Friday. (This category therefore excludes weekends and holidays.)
Parent Care at Home
Definition: Your child has a mild illness that's usually self-limited or harmless. Follow the detailed home care advice that's provided in each guideline.
Action: Your child can be safely cared for by you at home. Call your doctor if your child's condition becomes worse.


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Rob Bauer comments on Blacklist ABP on Radio1
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Rob Bauer, Professor of Institutional Investors, has appeared in an interview by Goedemorgen Nederland of Radio 1 on 4 January. "Zwarte lijst pensioenfonds ABP een begin". The interview focuses on the recently established blacklist of Dutch pension fund ABP. Click here for a link to this interview (in Dutch).


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Hey guys!
I had the honor of celebrating my first Mother's Day with my sweet baby & my mom. Since my mom and I don't live close by, that's a pretty big deal!
My mom flew in on Saturday and is spending the whole week with us 🙂
On Sunday we had a nice slow morning, went to church, & then went to a paint it yourself pottery place to made some cute keepsakes.
I made this travel mug for myself.
It says "Mom Est. 2015" and on the back I tried to get her handprints (pretty hard to do with scrunchy newborn hands, but still cute) and wrote her name. I can't wait to use it!
And I also made this tray for my mother-in-law – Grammy, as she wants to be called – who's visiting next week as a late Mother's Day present.
My mom made a trivet with Claire's footprints on it too. And little Claire did awesome even though she wasn't a huge fan of her feet being painted. I am such a sucker for baby hands & feet on things.
It was a really fun day. It's been so special for me to have this time with my mom so far & to spend my first mother's day with her. I definitely have a new appreciation for my mom since I am one myself now. This mother's day really brought the whole motherhood thing full circle for me.
Grandma has definitely been enjoying herself too.
I probably won't be blogging much the rest of this week so I can soak up all the time I can with my mom. If you don't hear from me, have a good week!
Questions for You:
- What did you give or receive for Mother's Day?
- What are you looking forward to this week?


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The Filet is harvest from USDA certified, grass fed, Black Angus cattle. When cooked properly on high heat to medium or medium rare, this amazing piece of meat can be cut with a fork. It is an experience worth having for beef connoisseurs alike.
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The Quiet Storm is in Cincinnati...April Burns Back
May 12, 2015
By Tracey Bivens
"If we could embrace each other's style and creativity…more people will be drawn to this dance and stay in it! Negativity and politics did not come to life until I stepped outside of Cincinnati or until others moved in." ~ April Burns
There are a lot of storms passing through our nation right now. These tornadoes and floods are destroying everything in its path. There's another storm that's brewing out of Cincinnati. This quiet storm plays host to April and JB Burns, the husband and wife instructional team who together… are determined to put Cincinnati on the steppin map. I did an interview with Chicagoan, Josiah Burt, a couple of months ago and he mentioned April Burns as being one of two "get down girls". These are types of women who can follow men without any problem. Well…since that day, people have asked me about April and what her story is about. I sat down and took a minute to speak with April Burns to find out about her views on steppin and competing, fitness in steppin and staying out of the ball of confusion.
Tracey: Hey April…I finally had a chance to see you at Jeff Clark's I Love Steppin 7th Year Anniversary weekend this year. You sit in your seat very quiet and demure but when you get out on that dance floor…! You seemed to be having a lot of fun and I probably saw you sit down once or twice at the U+ME=We Sunday brunch. What has your journey in steppin been like so far?
April: Overall it has been great. I have met a lot of great people, built a lot of great relationships, and have traveled to places I never would have gone to if it wasn't for steppin. I have been steppin since I was 24. I was really into Line Dancing before I got into steppin. My husband JB was a line dance instructor at this time and one day he asked me to go somewhere with him (Laughing). He took me to a steppin class that was being taught by Cincinnati's own, Warren and Maria Turner, who would travel to Chicago and was learning under Donnie Davis. They started out teaching 6 six count. I fell in love with dance after my first few classes. After a year or two of learning 6 count there was a couple that moved in, Will and Maisha Diggs, by way of Chicago, that introduced Cincinnati to 8 count. This couple learned under L.C Henderson. After attending a workshop in Columbus featuring Brian "Steppin B" Patterson we became even hungrier for the dance. Steppin B took both my husband and I under his wing and that's when our dance begin to elevate. From there…it's been on. We are officially a part of the SteppinB.com/Cincinnati network of steppers.
Tracey: Were there a lot of workshops given in Cincinnati or did you all go to Chicago a lot?
April: To be perfectly honest I have only been to Chicago twice and that was simply for the WLSC. It's strange because several people when they see me dance would ask me if I was from Detroit or Chicago. When I say I'm from Cincinnati it's such a huge shock! But I am able to explain my dance because for most of my steppin years I learned under a Chicagoan. There have been several people come in and do workshops. The first person that I can remember coming to Cincinnati was Tony Dow and crew.
Shortly after, Cincinnati had their first steppers set, put together by Cincinnati Elegant Steppers, centered around the Jazz Festival. The first set featured several instructors. Those instructors were Donnie Davis, Dre, Charnice, Deon Farr, Shorty Smooth and probably a host of others that I can't remember right now. "Steppin B" left a trademark in Cincinnati. Then throughout the years we have had other instructors such as Candace, Feo, Keesha, Nikee, Tori, Lady Margaret, and Keith Hubbard. I feel like we have had every instructor come through Cincinnati; however no one ever came back. I wonder why? (Laughing)
Tracey: When you met up with Josiah Burt and he got you on the dance floor, what was going through your mind knowing you were about to dance with an old school stepper from Chicago? That can be pretty intimidating.
April: When I first met Josiah I didn't know that he was an Old School stepper. Whether people are old school or new school is not something that I really focus on, but he looked like someone I should dance with. I met him when he came to Cincinnati. Josiah danced with many of the women and I noticed that some of the women seemed very intimidated or confused as to what was going on during their dance. Josiah seemed a little frustrated too because the level at which our ladies dance did not allow for him to get it in like he really wanted to (Laughing). I wasn't so sure that I could hang either but since I am a competitor and I love a great challenge I asked Josiah to dance and that's what we did. I was more intrigued by his style of footwork. I allowed him to take control of the dance. A lot of women are taught to be mechanical but I just threw everything out the window. I followed his rhythm. Before we started though I have to admit my heart was beating out of my chest (Laughing).
Tracey: Seeing as how Cincinnati is one of the smaller cities in the steppin network, how were you and your husband planning to put it on the map…your city that is?
April: My husband and I knew that if we wanted our dance to grow that we had to get out of Cincinnati and go get it. So we traveled a lot, took various workshops and anything that we learned while traveling we brought it back to the city. We decided to enter into the World's Largest in 2011 and 2012. Although we didn't place either year, we wanted people to know that steppin had made it to Cincinnati. Because I'm one of the younger steppers in my city, it was really important to me that I represented the dance with integrity along with my husband. But after all of the traveling that we do, I'm beginning to notice that several of the "best" steppers are not the ones getting into contests. There are a lot of great dancers that are often unnoticed.
Tracey: How has this dance treated you and your husband thus far? Couples can start off together in the dance and things can go south pretty quickly because of other people's disrespect of relationships.
April: Let's be real, we had some people really try tear down what he have built. My husband and I were dating for 7 years before we got married. We just had our two year wedding anniversary. At the beginning we had our share of friction when we started steppin because we were not acclimated to the steppin community and everything that comes with the territory. Now that we are married we set our guidelines. He respects our marriage and so do I. I know men are scarce in this dance and women have attempted to be disrespectful at the sets. Men have also approached me. However, we both understand and enforce the expectations we have set out for each other. A lot of people know us because we've built dance relationships with them. That's always been key. We respect what we have and we expect others to do the same. We hold each other accountable because we can't control what other people do. When we go to a set we have a routine. We normally dance the first three songs together and then we split and go our different directions. There are certain songs that belong to us and at those moments we find each other. When it's time to leave… we leave together.
Tracey: How has it been…building these relationships in the steppin community? There are a lot of politics out there.
April: You know what? I don't get into the politics. We stay away from a lot of the negativity. We come to dance. Building relationships with people has been easy, trusting people is the hard part. For the most part, I see people getting emotional about the dance from…how do I look…who they don't like…telling other people how they should dance…etc. I have really seen people get emotionally torn over this dance. One of the biggest things I hear the ladies complain about is not getting dances or enough dances. My theory is and will always be "if you want to dance, get yo punk ass up and dance" (Laughing). I don't wait for anyone to ask me and I have never had a problem getting a dance. We, as women, have too many expectations for men that do not belong to us. The only etiquette I care about when I go to a set is my husband's and how he treats me. Although he is not disrespectful and I care about how he treats others, other women should not expect my husband to treat them like he treats me. My husband and I have had people try to tear down what we're doing as instructors. We know that people are "sneak dissing" but we won't entertain ignorance and don't have the energy to pour into negativity. It's like certain people believe that steppin will elevate their lives and for some reason make them relevant. They are obsessed with being heavy hitters or have that desire to be well known by everyone. I've seen good things and bad things in the name of steppin.
Tracey: (Shaking my head) I could write a book about that subject April…believe me. Changing gears…you are definitely very fit and you seem to have an endless stamina. Can you share some of your fitness tips with us? (Laughing)
April: I have a story behind me. To know my story is to understand who I really am. I was a premature baby and I have had several operations in my life. I was told that I would not live past the age of 5 and I would never be able to live a normal life and do what normal people are able to do. But here I stand about to be 32. I have overcome all those challenges and have done everything the doctors said I would not be able to do. I still deal with health related issues that I will deal with for the rest of my life. I was a tomboy growing up. I played basketball, volleyball, and track. I played both basketball and volleyball on the collegiate level. I've always been active. I coach middle and high school athletics and I train in the weight room. A lot of women are not into lifting weights but you can "tone" as opposed to "bulking" and that's what a lot of women don't understand. It's a lifestyle for me and I use it to relieve stress and maintain my health. God blessed me with one temple and it's up to me to take care of it. I would encourage more women to get involved with physical fitness…it's never too late. Your metabolism slows down as you get older, so it becomes more about how active you stay and what you take into your body.
My husband is 11 years older than me. JB is the entertainer in our marriage. He has always poplocked…he's into Reggae…African dancing and I've told him, "Okay…it's got to be more than just dancing to keep that weight down." (Laughing) My best advice to anyone who is not happy with their weight, looks, or whatever it is you have to be the one tired of it, and you have to be the one who changes it. Take time out of the day to take care of you! Fitness is a lifestyle. If I'm ever in your city and you want to work out just let me know.
Tracey: What has been the most challenging part of this dance for you so far?
April: Being who I am in this dance. So many people want to judge you and tell you what you are doing wrong and what they don't like to see…all the time! I am at the point in my dance that I am confident in what I do, how I do it, and will continue to always strive to be the best at what I do. I don't compete with others I compete with myself. Josiah said to me "Cincinnati Red, you are good but your footwork could always get better". I humbly take that advice, respect it, believe it, and will always continue to work on my dance because there is always work to do and there is no end to learning. Not only was he willing to give me constructive criticism, but he also said that he would help me along the way. Often times, people are willing to give criticism but are not willing to help others improve their dance. All of my teachings have come from men. People don't respect different styles and sometimes are afraid that you might do it better than them. I want to make sure I am comfortable with who I am in the dance and not look like the person next to me.
Tracey: …and your greatest triumph?
April: Getting on stage at the World's Largest and competing in heels. I've met a lot of steppers from the Chi and they are very critical about this dance and what they see. It takes a lot of courage for anyone to step into the light with a crowd of people just staring at you. I think I would have been more comfortable if I had actually spent more time in Chicago rather than just showing up to compete. I am proud of the fact that my husband and I were able to show the world what we felt was our best on those nights. We represented Cincinnati along with "Steppin B" very well.
Tracey: Anything else?
April: I did not get into this dance to receive accolades, accomplishments, or even compete. It's just a hobby!! However, I am one to give credit where credit is due. I want to say thank you to all of those people that have invested their time into making me into the dancer that I am today. I have to give a shout out to Steppin B and the Bee Hive family, Victor James (Artistic Motions), Greg Rashid (Cleveland), Will Diggs (Chicago), Larry Collins and the Steady Steppers, Ambrose West (Cleveland) Donnie Davis and GiGi, Drew and Ed, Keith Hubbard, Dre Blackwell, JB (my hubby), and all of my steppin brothers and sisters near and far. Dance can bring people together and it can also pull them apart. We do so much tearing each other down. It's time to put more energy into building each other up. If we could embrace each other's style and creativity…more people will be drawn to this dance and stay in it! Negativity and politics did not come to life until I stepped outside of Cincinnati or until others moved in. We are not going to let steppin change who we are …my husband and I are going to continue to support everyone, continue to teach what we understand and know about this dance and we are going to continue to be #TeamBurns.


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You are invited to support an important initiative that students of all programs at the Story Arts Centre have been working on all school year.
What: Project Fusion, a co-curricular student-led initiative, partners every year with CivicAction, raising awareness from a student perspective on one its issues-of-focus. This year: mental health in the workplace. Students have taken a student perspective on the issue, as the about-to-employeed.
When: The students' final project will be an "Up All Night" event: from 7 p.m. on March 31 to 7 a.m. on April 1Why: Students, faculty and guests will be awake in solidarity for those with mental health issues and are awake all night as a result, but also to talk about "what keeps millennials up all night" and what do employers need to know about his generation that is about to enter the workforce? All money raised will go to the Friendship Bench to buy a bench for the Story Arts Campus as well as additional funds to a mental health charity.
Where: Story Arts Centre, 951 Carlaw Ave.
How to get involved?
1. You are invited to attend. The best time for employers to attend is the panel discussion and employer-student 'speed discussion' from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. We would love you to participate in the 'speed discussion' with our students. Of course, you are invited to attend the whole evening.
2. Sponsorship: Our donor page (students and faculty/staff can set up individual or team donor pages) is at www.upallnight.myevent.com Please consider donating. If you would like to be a recognized donor for a portion of the evening, please contact the organizers at storyartsupallnight@gmail. com for details. For more information:
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Millennials are preparing to enter the workforce. Accordingly, employers are being faced with a new and unfamiliar challenge: adapting to the needs of a new generation within the workplace. Specifically, the largest challenge facing existing employers stems from the capacity to offer adequate resources for individuals suffering mental health related issues.
This campaign is intended to focus directly on the workplace, and furthermore the generation slated to enter the workforce. By 2025, 75 per cent of jobs will be held by millennials. Accordingly, the initiatives to cope with the issue will be much different.
According to Statistics Canada young people aged 15-24 are more likely to experience mental illness than any other age group.
70 per cent of mental health problems and illnesses have their onset during childhood or adolescence.
Every year we lose 762 young Canadians to suicide, that is two per day. According to CAMH, mental illness affects thinking, mood or behaviour and can be associated with distress and/ or impairment of functioning, and encompasses symptoms that range from mild to severe.
Any given week 500,000 Canadians are absent from work as a result of poor mental health.
Employers need to start asking the tough questions. How are they to confront the needs of a totally new generation?


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If you have done a lot of formatting to a particular object, there's an easy way to copy those attributes to another object without having to redo and remember all the steps. It's called the Format Painter tool and it works on any object, including text. Staff author Jess Stratton demonstrates how to use the tool in Microsoft PowerPoint.
- [Voiceover] A few videos back,…I showed you how to create these great icons…using nothing but PowerPoint Shapes.…You can create an icon set with different colors…until you can finally decide on one color scheme.…Once you've done that, in one click,…you can copy the style that you finally chosen…over to all of the other icons.…As you can see, all of these icons…have different background colors.…This was great because it gave me a chance…to play around with colors and pick one that I really liked.…
Ultimately, I've decided that I'm going to go…with this background, the one with some shape…and a little shadow to it.…I may have made a lot of chances to that shape.…I don't have to remember every single step.…I can use a built-in tool from PowerPoint…called the Format Painter tool.…This tool allows me to copy the format of any object,…including text, and in one click, paste that style,…and even if there's multiple changes that I made with it,…over to that object.…
Let's see it in action.…I'm going to highlight this background.…
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