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I'm so excited to share this project with you!
I know it's probably not that exciting to you, but it's pretty awesome to me and my family and I'm very proud of how this project turned out. I'm also sharing this to possibly inspire you or someone else who has a project they want to do but think that it's impossible. Trust me, I had no clue what I was doing and things turned out pretty good, so I say "Go for it! What are you waiting for? You can do whatever you set your mind to".
Okay, enough of my pep talk. But really, you can do it.
So a quick background…My husband Michael had this outdoor shower installed over 15 years ago. The crappy thing is that it was attached to the back side of our house with no stairs leading to it. If we wanted to use it we would have to walk all the way around the house, and we never did. So for years we didn't even attach the shower head or turn the water on, it just sat there. But last summer when we were having a whole new deck built, made perfect timing to ask for some stairs leading to our outdoor shower!
We were all excited to use this outdoor shower again but the landscape looked terrible. Who am I really kidding? There was NO landscaping, just overgrown bushes, ivy and dozens and dozens of ugly weeds.
I put off doing anything out there because it was just overwhelming. Where the heck do I start ?? But this past June I decided to go for it, dive in and get it started. My vision was a spa-like-oasis-outdoor-paradise-vacation-feel. Peaceful. Inviting. Naturesque.
My vision was clear, but it didn't come easy. Landscaping is damn hard work!! All of the digging, racking, moving heavy wheelbarrows full of dirt, lifting bags of stones, pavers, digging holes to plant and realizing exactly why where we live is named "Rocky Nook". There are freaking rocks, everywhere!!
No wonder all of those landscapers are in shape. What a workout!! Not to mention the elements; weather, sun, rain, intense heat, etc. It's just NOT an easy job and I give SO MUCH credit to anyone who works in this trade. God bless you.
So here is what I had to work with….SO many weeds!
And here too, but I had started removing some soil. Trust me, it was just as bad.
Rain didn't stop my determination!
I started by clearing the area where I wanted the walkway. I removed several inches of soil, trying to smooth it out as evenly as I could.
I decided to use lots of the soil to build a mounded area along one side of the walkway where I could plant lots of part-sun plants and ground cover. I added landscaping edging as well.
I found a ton of red bricks on the side of our house, perfect to line the other side of the walkway.
Originally I envisioned slate pavers to use as the "stepping stones" but then decided to make it more indigenous to where we live and use what we have.
Enlist my 2 daughters help and we were able to collect many large flat rocks from the shore.
I laid the rocks out to make sure we found enough to reach the shower.
I would do some planting whenever I needed a break from the heavy lifting. I was even able to transplant several plants from our yard which worked out great and very budget-friendly!
I lined the walkway with weed fabric and added a good layer of pea stone.
Time to start my stepping stone pattern. AGAIN! I can't tell you how many times I lifted and moved around those heavy stones!
Once my stepping stones were placed and level, I added many bags of river stones I bought at Lowes along the entire walkway working between the large stepping stones until it was covered to my satisfaction.
I installed a bamboo garden fence I found at Home Depot to cover the space under the deck. Much better!
I laid grass seed along the brick side of the walkway and prayed it would grow….. and it did!
Time for all of the plantings and details…..
And several weeks later and lots of sunshine, water and growth…
So happy with how this came out I'm excited to see how much it changes over the years.
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Ode to Walter
My last painting, Ode to Mary Ellen, was dedicated to my grandmother. It seemed only fitting to dedicate this one to her husband Walter, my grandfather.
He smokes a pipe, and ever since I was a child I have loved the sweet smell of pipe tobacco. It is never foul as cigarette smoke can be, and it is not insistent like cigar smoke. It insinuates and lingers.
Walter (whom we call "Pop-pop") is a deceptively quiet man. Underneath that quiet exterior lurks a shrewd mind and a subtle sense of humor. I am proud to have him as my grandfather.
Maybe you like this picture because it reminds you of your favorite pipe smoker... or maybe you just like the curly smokey lines in it, or the contrast of the blue against the yellow rose. If you like it, why not buy a print?
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July 25, 2013
anthony weinerObviously there's no obligation on my part to comment on every damn thing that happens, but Anthony Weiner is dominating every single feed of information that I follow, so:
I really don't care. I was maybe thinking about voting for him, and now I won't, not that I'll get a chance to because there's no way for him to stay in that race.
But it certainly is illustrative of How News Works Now. Want to crack the front page? Put a dick in it.
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July 24, 2013
wandering epithetYesterday I had the infinite wisdom to instigate a mild disagreement with a food truck from Albany.
You see, there's this food truck in Albany, calls itself the Wandering Dago. And as dago is not necessarily a word you'd want said in front of your kids, the food truck has been banned from Empire State Plaza, that big weird mall near the capitol, and, quite suddenly, a contract to have them vend the current season at Saratoga was rescinded.
I was drawn to the story because I'm a bit fascinated that someone could name their food concern after an ethnic slur and then be shocked that doors weren't swinging open for them. (And, I'll admit that I'm anticipating for the argument will slide into something about ethnic equivalency, like an Earth 2 version of Godwin's Law.) So last night, when Twitter was thick (and tedious) with Carlos Danger jokes, so I remarked that lost in the fusillade was enough attention to that food truck in Albany.
So this food truck from Albany (Schenectady, actually, I believe) responded (assuming that I was a supporter?) with a since-deleted tweet about their First Amendment rights. And I was a little gobsmacked. I certainly was not supporting the food truck with the offensive name, but I also certainly don't wish them ill.
But! The assertion of First Amendment rights, that's something that cannot pass. The owners of the truck chose the name, and their corporate name (Wandering Dago Inc.) was accepted by the State of New York, which actually does forbid obscenity in business entity names. So has the government interfered with anyone's speech yet? No. However, the state has refused to do business with the company at least once, with the Empire State Plaza affair. However, refusing to do business with someone does not rise to the level of abridgement of First Amendment rights, inasmuch as a business transaction is not speech. No person is guaranteed the Constitutional right to a business transaction, particularly when the transaction requires the volitional participation of a second party. That's not just speech, and it's a silly I'm A Victim! thing that too many people hide behind.
And as for Saratoga, the above also applies, combined with the fact that the New York Racing Association, which runs the track, is not a state agency, and so even if there were a speech issue (there's not), it's not a government that's stifling speech, which is specifically what the First Amendment forbids. So that would be wrong on two counts.
And the silly thing is that this food truck concern (which apparently makes great food and I'd sure love to try it) could avoid all of this hassle just by changing their freaking name. "Wandering Italian Guy." Whatever. Change the name and then everyone's happy.
In the one tweet to me that they did not delete, they said to check this morning's Albany Times Union in order to get a "better understanding of the situation." I did. Nothing relevant.
Posted by mrbrent at 9:46 AM
July 22, 2013
nate silverIt wasn't that newsy of a weekend that I happened to be largely removed from news sources, but I sure did raise an eyebrow or two when I sat down to catch up.
Big headline for me (not that Obama's impromptu speech and Middle East peace talks are small potatoes) was Nate Silver ankling (as they say) the NYT. But why? Just another columnist, hungry for some screen time (he's going to ESPN), right? What's so big about that?
Two things. (Both of which are influenced by Josh Marshall's thoughts on the topic.) First of all, we've arrived at the point where the NYT is not only willing and able to launch individual talents in a way that they never before, they have reached the point where their competitors are not the Washington Post and the Wall Street Journal but rather television networks. We used to live in a world in which each individual medium was clearly demarcated and inviolate. Now, there is only media, and it's useless to differentiate. We are platform neutral, and dominated by the handful of conglomerates that survived. And the NYT has not only survived the death of the newspaper, it is one of the competing conglomerates.
And the second thing is the ascendency of data-mining. Allegedly Silver left because he wanted to apply his data analytical skills to topics other than politics, and Disney/ESPN is happy to give him the platform. Statistics is of course not a new thing, but as computational power has increased, it's getting applied in all sorts of unique and interesting ways, including in journalism. Silver is going to be just the tip of the iceberg, as Sabremetricians focus their obsessions on phenomena other than baseball, and all the little Nate Silvers, who grew up reading him in 2007, pursue their dreams. Obviously it won't replace reporting any time soon, but we are at the point where if you run a news concern and you want to be taken seriously you will need deep data analysis from someone (who is hopefully charismatic).
It's too bad that ESPN will be keeping Silver off politics, but at least now he retires two for two, presidential election-wise. But let's do see if conservative antipathy follows him to his guest spots on "Mike & Mike."
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The World Health Organisation's International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) monograph program is an outmoded cancer classification scheme that has remained fundamentally unchanged since the monograph program was established in the early 1970s. In the intervening 45 years, scientific understanding of cancer causation has deepened and provided decision makers with an evolving appreciation of how effects seen in laboratory animals should be used to protect human health.
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The time of year for
standardized state testing has arrived and if you have school-age children, there's no way to avoid this topic.
Everyone has strong opinions when it comes to the issue of "opting out," so how
do you decide what's best for your child?
To help you make the best decision for your child, let me debunk some common
parental concerns when it comes to opting out:
Will opting out spoil my child or teach them to avoid responsibility?
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President Trump says he came to Washington to "drain the swamp," and now his administration is looking for wasteful programs to cut. A great start would be pulling the plug on numerous federal "research" programs that, frankly, have been captured by Washington special interests.
In fact, much of taxpayer-funded research serves ideological agendas—especially environmental activism—at the expensive of legitimate scientific inquiry. Consider a few examples.
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Last December I took on a new challenge. I was asked to speak to a large Canadian
audience of agricultural producers about climate change. 'Bout time I stepped into a controversial
area. I'm used to getting hassles and
public records requests from lefty food activists that think my acceptance of
scientific consensus in genetic engineering is dictated by multinational
corporations. Now I can get hassles and FOIA requests from the multinational
corporations that think my acceptance of scientific consensus in climate is
dictated by lefty food activists. Good times.
Jan 27 2017 | comment(s)
Technology development and use is one of the distinguishing human characteristics.
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The latest performance tables for secondary and primary schools in England have been released – with parents and educators alike looking to the tables to understand and compare schools in their area.
Schools will also be keen to see if they have met a new set of national standards set by the government. These new standards now include "progress" measures, which are a type of "value-added measure". These compare pupils' results with other pupils who got the same exam scores as them at the end of primary school.
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People who gained health coverage following the implementation of the federal Affordable Care Act's coverage expansion sharply increased their use of prescription drugs, while their out-of-pocket spending for medications dropped significantly, according to a new RAND Corporation study.
Studying the experiences of nearly 7 million prescription drug users nationally, researchers found that among those who gained private insurance there was a 28 percent increase in prescriptions filled and a 29 percent reduction in out-of-pocket spending per prescription compared to the previous year when they were uninsured.


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Earlier this year at RSA 2016, I had the opportunity to sit down with ThirdCertainty Editor Byron Acohido and discuss the inherent challenges of securing the web browsing experience and how those challenges can be overcome using next generation technologies like our secure browser, Passages. The podcast of that discussion can be found here.
The sad reality is that everyone is forced to use the Internet for business, yet today's browsers continue to use architectures that are easy to exploit by attackers and hard to defend. They are a major weak point in an organization's security posture which leads to infected endpoints. From there attackers initiate secondary attacks and compromises which lead to data breaches and other damaging behavior.
Fortunately there are technologies that allow you to securely browse the web without fear of becoming a victim of a malware attack or a specific target of cyber criminals. My discussion with Byron provides a general overview of steps that can be taken to secure web browsing. To learn how we help enterprises looking to ensure safe web browsing for their employees without the risk of infecting network machines or compromising valuable enterprise data, check out Passages.
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Organisers of Lindley 10k 2015 have announced that Huddersfield Down Syndrome Support Group (HDSSG) will be the charity running event's principle beneficiary in its third year.
Whilst runners are completely free to select their own charity, the event organisers will be encouraging people to raise money for the Huddersfield based support group both at the 10K and at Lindley Carnival which takes place the day before.
HDSSG was founded over 20 years ago and arranges social, sporting and educational events and activities for children with Down Syndrome and their families. It is run on a voluntary basis by parents of children with Down syndrome. The Group currently has over 50 members and is continually trying to expand the range of activities, experiences and support it can provide.
Previous beneficiaries of Lindley 10K include the Forget Me Not Children's Hospice and Whizz-kidz.
Leanne Davies from said:
"We are delighted that Lindley Community Group has selected HDSSG to be the beneficiary of the upcoming events. We are currently fundraising to continue our programme of activities which include monthly speech therapy and hydrotherapy sessions. We are also hoping to launch a new publication to help siblings of children with Down Syndrome which will be included in our 'new family' packs in 2015. We are very grateful for the opportunity to raise the profile of our group and to hopefully break some common misconceptions surrounding people with Down Syndrome. With the right support, our children are achieving more than ever before and coupled with the continuing commitment of HDSSG members and families we are ensuring our children are fully included in our wonderfully diverse society!"
Lindley 10K was founded by Lindley Community Group in 2013 and continues to be organised by the Community Group Volunteers working in partnership with local schools, other community groups, local running clubs and Kirklees Integrated Youth Support.
This year the event will take place on June 28th, the day after Lindley's annual summer Carnival. On the day there will be two runs. At 9am there will be a fun run for children between 4 and 15 years of age. Then at 9.30am the 10k will begin.
Full details of the running route and how people can get involved as a runner or helper will be made available on the 10K website http://www.lindley10k.org.uk/ People can also contact Cllr Cahal Burke, Chair of Lindley Community Group.
Cllr Cahal Burke - one of the founding members of Lindley Community Group - said:
"We are delighted to announce Huddersfield Down Syndrome Support Group as the main beneficiary of Lindley 10K in 2015. It's a fantastic group run entirely by parent volunteers and they are hugely deserving of our support. Hopefully we raise a lot of money for them on the day.
Despite entering our third year, Lindley 10K still relies on the hard work and commitment of many volunteers and the backing of local businesses. Without them it simply would not happen and I ask that anyone interested in getting involved has a look at the website or gets in touch with me to find out more.
It really is a wonderful event that engages the whole community in something positive whilst promoting sports and healthy living and I encourage as many people, groups and businesses to get involved and help us to make this year's 10K an even bigger success."


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Seamless Data Systems – our company – was founded in Emporia, Kansas in February of 2001 by Jim Belford. Jim was transitioning from the telecom industry. When asked why he started a computer and networking support business, Jim's response was that he wanted to make people happy. The only way he knew how to do this was by working with computers. Seamless Data Systems was born. Seamless is a highly ethical business that provides all of its clients with the friendliest, best and most complete computer and networking support and repair anywhere. In 2010, Jim opened a new location in downtown Lawrence, Kansas. Seamless specializes in unique computer and IT solutions for businesses, government agencies, non-profits, and individuals.
The Seamless business philosophy is remarkably simple and Midwestern in nature. We provide the most intense customer service imaginable. Our computer and networking solutions range from basic guidance and advice to full-blown turnkey networking resolutions. Each solution is tailored to suit each specific client. Our focus is always on the best result for our client. Typically our solutions incorporate reducing our client's dependence on us. The best tribute we can receive for a job well done is to NOT hear from a client on a frequent basis. We have been told that this philosophy does not maximize short-term revenue potential. We believe, however, this is the best way to remain in good standing with our clientele. We want long-term relationships with our clients and we want to be in business a long time. This continues to work very well for us today.


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Brookfield Renewable Energy Partners LP, one of Canada's largest green energy firms, is dramatically expanding its Brazilian operations with the purchase of hydro, wind and biomass projects in that country.
Brookfield is buying 488 megawatts of power-generating facilities from Energisa SA, a large Brazilian power distributor. The purchase will broaden Brookfield's Brazilian portfolio, which currently consists of 35 hydro-electric generating stations producing 670 MW of power.


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Sonic Octaves is proud to present "Omkaar Naad". Chanting Omkaar Naad along with the CD in a quiet place would be sure experience of peace, blissful joy and spiritual contentment.
This CD is alsoused for Meditation and Yoga.
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I used to make and decorate lots of cakes. I loved it, and often thought that if we had stayed in the U.S., I may have made a go at a weekend cake-decorating business. Once we moved here, for some reason I thought that because of the heat and because of different ingredient availability, that I couldn't decorate. And although it is incredibly hard to find a recipe that produces a cake that will remain moist in this climate... it's possible. And icing ingredients (mainly butter) are quite expensive, but it is available. Anyway, I have recently re-discovered my love for cake decorating!!
Today I hosted a "Farewell-for-now" ladies luncheon in honor of a friend who is leaving us for awhile. I am amazed that it is literally days of work to prepare a nice setting and a simple soup and sandwich menu. But it was great fun and we had a fabulous time.
I was especially pleased with how the tables and cake turned out. This one was a carrot cake with cream cheese icing (made by draining plain yogurt). But now the cake is only a memory lingering in our tummies.


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Gypsy jazz, blues, Bach and everything in between.
From a gypsy campfire to the lowdown bluesy sounds of New Orleans to the South American street party to the sophisticated inner city salon, The Date Brothers are presenting an action packed session of hot guitar playing which will delight your ears and blow your mind.
Although these talented siblings live in different countries, they are about to meet up in Australia and bring their combined talents to Castlemaine for one night only. This exciting night out will provide plenty of opportunity for all lovers of guitar to get up close to these amazing guitarists.
The idea behind the night is simple: to have a really great time playing the hell out of their guitars via an exciting hot jazz, blues and swing repertoire.
Ian and Nigel Date have travelled the world playing their unique blend of gypsy jazz, blues, Bach and beyond music. They make their music played with passion, humour and great style on beautiful acoustic guitars. Ian also sings and plays trumpet and is long regarded as one of the greatest guitarists to have emerged from Australia. Younger brother Nigel works as a full time guitar player working with many bands.
The Date Brothers have performed and recorded with people such as James Morrison, Tommy Emmanuel, Martin Taylor and Australian jazz legend Bob Barnard. Ian is based in Ireland and Nigel in Sydney so when they get together they are special events full of musical reworks.
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Corey Ciocchetti - Chasing Authentic Success
An Assistant Professor of Business Ethics and Legal Studies in the Daniels College of Business at the University of Denver, Corey is one of the university's most popular and highest-rated professors. He joined DU after graduating with a law degree from Duke University of Law, a master's degree in Religious Studies and two bachelor's degrees in Finance and Economics - summa cum laude - from DU.
In August 2006, Corey won the Charles Hewitt Master Teacher competition at the national meeting of the Academy of Legal Studies in Business and, in March 2007, Corey was awarded the 'Outstanding Professor of the Year' award by the University of Denver Alumni Association. he was also selected as a finalist fo the 2008 'Inspire Integrity' awards.
He currently teaches classes on Business Ethics, Business Law, Employment Law and Constitutional Law in a department ranked by the Wall Street Journal in the top ten worldwide for producing students with high ethical standards. Corey also speaks to thousands of individuals each year about 'authentic success' and living an ethical life, and is the author of the book, Real Rabbits: Chasing An Authentic Life.
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Brian honors the struggles and accomplishments of the ordinary citizens who launched the Civil Rights Movement by committing himself personally and professionally to the advancement of multicultural and inclusive education.
He serves as a faculty member in the Department of Developmental Instruction at Bloomsburg University and is the Director of the Frederick Douglass Institute for Academic Excellence. He is a founder of the Pennsylvania Association of Liaisons and Officers of Multicultural Affairs, a consortium that promotes best practices in higher education. He is a former trainer with the National Coalition Building Institute and was certified in their prejudice reduction and controversial issues process modules. He is a featured columnist on the Antiracistparent.com website. He also has professional Experience in social and human services.
Brian earned both bachelor's and master's degrees in English from California University of Pennsylvania, and has completed the necessary coursework toward a doctorate in education from Nova Southeastern University. His research is in the area of white student racial identity development. Brian is the author of We've Scene It All Before: Using Film Clips in Diversity Awareness Training (2009) and co-author of Reel Diversity: A Teacher's Sourcebook (2008).


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I spend a lot of time trying to trick myself into believing that writing is easy—that if I would just sit down and open my laptop, words would fly across the page. It helps to say to myself, All you have to do is tell a story. That's it. Just take a seat and tell a story.
We know how to tell stories. We've told them since we were kids, in countless conversations with friends and more-than-friends and sisters and brothers and parents and teachers and neighbors. "You are never going to believe this," we've said, and then we're off. We've listened to plenty of stories, too, and we know good ones from bad.
Because conversation feels so much easier than writing, I use it in various ways as I figure out what should happen in my story. (That's how I like to think about plot: just, what happens in my story. That's it. Nothing to be afraid of here.) I can't move forward without my primary characters and at lease one pivotal problem, so I come up with those first. Then I try this technique, suggested by my friend and mentor Amy Hest: I sit somewhere quiet and pretend that my main character and her best friend are nearby. My main character is chattering away, telling her friend everything that's happened (either in a particular scene or over the course of the whole book). Sometimes I think, That can't be possibly be true, and my main character backtracks a little and tweaks what she's said, then continues. Eventually, I start taking notes.
I talk to real, live people, too, and probably not often enough. It's surprisingly easy to get caught up in the solitude of writing and forget how useful it can be to brainstorm plot ideas with others. In my writing group we usually submit draft pages, but sometimes I'll ask if we can discuss what should be happening in my story instead. Those sessions can feel life-saving.
Finally, each and every time I struggle with a particular moment in the story (this happens embarrassingly often), I open a new document and start a written conversation with myself. These conversations go something like this (except they're a lot harder to read than what I'm about to type, because I'm not allowed to pause or edit, and I often skip the punctuation):
Okay, what's the problem? Why isn't this working?
I think maybe Sadie's too angry given the circumstances. It doesn't feel real.
So she has to dial it back, right?
Or maybe something worse needs to have happened. Like, let's say, x instead of y. If x had happened, it'd make perfect sense for her to say what she did. Or she could even say 'Z' instead. Yeah, Z is better."
Once I reach the "Yeah, Z is better" point, then I can close out of my just-talking-to-myself document, make the change in the manuscript, and revise my sense of what's going to happen next.
In essence, I often use a "there's no such thing as talker's block" approach to avoiding writer's block—including when it comes to plot. I suggest these three conversation-based techniques:
- Eavesdrop on your main character as (s)he tells his/her best friend what's happened. If it feels too strange to imagine them sitting in the room with you, then have your main character write the story out in a letter to the best friend. (Letters are a great way for drawing out a character's voice. I highly recommend having your character write a letter or two.)
- Don't forget to brainstorm your plot ideas with your writer friends, and keep brainstorming as you continue to write.
- Whenever a particular moment, or the plot as a whole, isn't working, open a new document and have a conversation with yourself about why that might be. It's surprisingly helpful.
Good luck!
Julie Sternberg is the author of the best-selling Like Pickle Juice on a Cookie; its sequels Like Bug Juice on a Burger and Like Carrot Juice on a Cupcake; The Top-Secret Diary of Celie Valentine series; and the picture book Bedtime at Bessie and Lil's. She is also the creator of Play, Memory, a podcast about stories from childhood. Formerly a public interest lawyer, she is a graduate of the New School's MFA program in Creative Writing, with a concentration in writing for children. She lives with her family in Brooklyn, New York. You can learn more about Julie at juliesternberg.com.
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classroom christmas party: gingerbread style
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What a fun holiday party that everyone can participate in! I wish I taught at the elementary level so I could still do things like that. I was able to do some Polar Express things with my 6th graders which was wonderful too though. That is too neat that you have your niece in class. I am hoping that I will get to have my God daughter when she is in 6th grade!ReplyDelete
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P.S. I am jealous of your Ipad. I have been lusting over one for several months now. Unfortunately, Santa did not bring me one. :(
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This sounds like an AWESOME party (and I am drooling over those cookies!)
I love the organization of it all... and the "after" picture just makes it all the better!
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PS Your white board Welcome and Agenda are so perfect, I thought they were SmartBoard graphics!
Loved your party, wish I was there! I have an iPad 1 in my class and I teach 2nd grade. I gave the kids a few simple rules with it and away they go with it. They are very respnisble with it. Wish I had more. I search the free apps every couple days. My kids love word monkey. It's a spelling game good for any age level. I have also downloaded many stories that can be read or read to thm for a listening center. Everyday Math has all their games that we do along with the workbook on here. You have a camera in yours, so you can skype with another class in a nother district or state. Keep exploring, you'll love it.ReplyDelete
That looks like a great party! How fun would it be to be one of your students!?!ReplyDelete
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Very cute ideas!ReplyDelete
What an awesome idea to decorate Gingerbread Houses!!!! They look adorable.ReplyDelete
I'm jealous of your ipad...
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I love your cute party idea!ReplyDelete
And I'm totally jealous that you can have a Scentsy! My principal banned them a couple years ago... sad!!
I absolutely love your party idea!! I did something similar where we build gingerbread houses and did games, but I REALLY like how you invite special guests to join in the fun. Definitely going to add this element to my party next year! Thank you so much for sharing!!ReplyDelete
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I got an iPad 2 for Christmas as well, and I've been searching for the best apps to use in my third grade classroom - if you find any good ones, I'd love it if you'd share!ReplyDelete
Love your blog! Happy holidays!
Can u teach me how to be just.like.YOU? Wish we could be teammates! U let me know if there is ever an opening on ur team k!!ReplyDelete
OF I love this idea!! Definitely keeping this one filed away for future reference! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
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Hi Lindsey! What a great idea for a holiday party! I can't wait to try it out next year! How special!!! And I'm sure the kids will remember that forever! I was wondering.... Did you have any students who didn't have a special guest...? Also, you should check out the iPad blog http://sfsipads.blogspot.com/ for ideas on how to use your new iPad in the classroom. :) Check out the post from Nov. 18th on Evernote- I love Evernote because it lets me put all of my notes on students in one spot. (I used to have a million post-its and notes and crumbled up pieces of papers with anecdotal notes everywhere...now it's all in one spot!) And, you can even add pictures of student work and add video of students reading and put it in their virtual Evernote notebook. I hope that helps. I can't wait to see your valentine's fun unit. :)ReplyDelete
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I LOVE your party idea - thanks for sharing it! I know my students all love having fun together, but I think they would really enjoy one-on-one time with their special visitor, especially since the holidays are such a busy time of year! How do you handle students who don't have a visitor? I would love to try your idea, but it would definitely be during a year when I have parent volunteers. Happy Holidays - thanks for taking time from your break to blog.ReplyDelete
oh my gosh! I love that Whoville hair!!! So awesome!ReplyDelete
You put on a great party - great job! So awesome that you have so much parent support and involvement!
I got an iPad for Christmas, too. I teach special ed so I'm debating whether I want to keep it to myself or use it for work, too....decisions, decisions!
Such an interesting blog on 'Classroom Christmas party'. I just loved it.ReplyDelete
How fun this looks. I always do houses on my own but may reconsider. Where is the cute bingo game with spinner from?? One of your packets?ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing your great photos!
love the cute Woo Hair - beautifulReplyDelete
We use iPads in our classroom. I've found lots of great free apps in the education section of the app store. Especially for word work and math. I always put the apps in the dock of the iPad that I want the kids to do for that day/week. That way they aren't scrolling through the pages looking for the ones they are supposed to be on. Tumble books has a bunch of books now that are compatible with I-pad. You can save them to the iPad so that that students do not have to log in. You can create a whole folder of tumble books. (click add to home screen when you have loaded the story on the tumble book site and rename the link) I've also used the magnetic letters app for the kids to do making words activity. There's also some cool and easy to use recording apps. The kids can record themselves reading and listen to it and it'll also save for you to listen to later. Hope that helps!ReplyDelete
I make gingerbread houses in my classroom too, but we invite our sixth grade buddies to come make them with us.ReplyDelete
I also got an iPad for my classroom just before winter break! I loved reading the app suggestions!
Your blog is darling!
Hi Lindsey - I was wondering where you can get the little plastic spinner thingy for the wheels. I loved your ideas here too! Thank you!ReplyDelete
All people decorate their houses very well at Christmas.. house needs to be decorated with a Christmas tree, garlands and other embellishments. Extra decorations can be put up depending on the theme for the party. Christmas Parties in KentReplyDelete


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The show's producers, including Emmy-nominated star Hugh Laurie, said it was a "painful" decision but that the time had come to bring "House" to a close.
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When Ame Taton was considering the mission of DaBoro's, her new eatery in Chardon, the goal was to provide good food in a simple and quick manner, offering options for healthy eating.
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Taton said she came up with the name "DaBoro's" by putting together "Da" which "represents the biblical character Daniel who was asked to eat nothing but fruits and vegetables and was gifted with knowledge and wisdom," along with "Bo" for their menu items served in a bowl and "Ro" for those items served in a roll.
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Mount Batur Trekking Trails is one of the most popular hiking in Bali. Its present a beautiful sunrise and unique experience during the trekking trip. Do you have any interest or have plan to make adventure over this mountain? So, you need to read this 6 Things You Have to Know before deciding for Mount Batur hiking trip.
1. Mount Batur is an Active Volcano
Mount Batur is one of the active volcano in Bali. Until now Mount Batur is still active even in a very small scale. Based on the results of a team of volcanologists recording, the number of vibrations of small volcanic eruption is dozens each day. So whether Mount Batur Trekking Trails is dangerous to do? Although still considered an active volcano but almost no large-scale eruption that occurred during the last decade and a half. Even if there is volcanic vibrations as recorded by seismographs, it's just a small vibration that does not even smoke. For those of you who are afraid to be exposed to a flow of lava eruptions during the hike, then you do not need to worry because you will not find it.
2. Its Dark, Totally Dark
If you think that climbing Mount Batur is an exciting adventure with breathtaking views, then you will be slightly disappointed. Mount Batur Trekking Trails that began early morning will be very dark and really dark. During the ascent to the summit you won't find any beautiful view as you will see only the darkness of night. If you've decided to make the climb to Mount Batur then you should prepare a flashlight as one of the compulsory equipment you should take it.
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If you look at photos of people who have reached the summit of Mount Batur, mainly using GoPro cameras, then you will see a terrible street scene. A very small road surrounded by ravine on the left and right seem so terrible. In fact if you've reached the top, the way it looks so awful in the photo will not be found. The road is quite large and easy to pass trough.
4. There is no Sunrise, Just Cloud
If you wish to see the sunrise, so you can be disappointed. For those of you who are less fortunate, when you reached the summit, all around you will be covered with clouds. Not infrequently clouds cover the summit of Mount Batur, so you can not watch the view of the sunrise in the summit of Mount Batur. But if you are lucky enough then the clouds would cover the bottom of the mountain and you will see the sunrise so beautiful plus a view of the caldera cloud cover.
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I have one sitting in front of me , unfortunately I cannot get it to you but will be happy to tell you the positions. It's not very difficult to fix and I will stick by until you get it correct. I hope I don't complicate this in an attempt to keep it clear and don't be insulted by my answer. I am guessing you don't have a great deal of experience working inside the box and it can become confusing. This is much easier than the length of this answer suggest. You will do this in about 30 seconds, move anything that is in you way and make a note of where it came from. If your hand is small you are lucky but don't force anything and if you are pushing on anything trying to get down there see what it is before pushing more. Better to move it.
There is a front panel connector that is on the bottom right of the board if you orientate the board by placing the computer access panel in front of you with the front of the computer facing to your right. Then right below the floppy disk controlled socket (the smallest flat cable in the box) if no floppy the empty socket below the battery.
There is a double row of pins, looks like 2 rows of 10 pins each. Mine are multicolored, pink and green etc. and the should be marked + and minus, at least plus. The number 1 pin is on the left. The 1 pin is actually the bottom left and the 2 pin is above it. Back down to the bottom row and pin 3 is right next to 1 and the 4 pin right above it. Pin 3 is the second pin on bottom left. Follow the way it goes? The bottom is 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19 and right above 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20.
Pin 2 is + so put your Power SW on pin 2 and 4 with the colored wire on pin 2. Colored wire in the pair should be positive, and it can be blue, red, green, mine is red and white.
The Power LED goes right next to the Power SW on pins 6 and 8, the colored wire on pin 6, mine is blue and white. And finally the HDD LED goes on pin 7 and 9. All counting from the left to right. My pins are not marked as I think its not critical how the LED is connected and if it does not light then reverse those 2 pins. My colored wire is on pin 7 and its blue. May as well finish, the Reset button is wired to pins 17 and 19 with 17 being positive and the speaker if you have one hooked up (your tiny internal speaker not for listening to music) is a 4 pin connector with the middle 2 sockets empty and fits over the last 4 pin s on the bottom right. 13, 15, 17, and 19. Pin 13 is +. There may be other wires but I don't know where they go depends on what they are but this is what you need. Good luck. And make sure all is unplugged and touch the box to ground yourself or wear a strap. Look but don't touch is a good rule for now.
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I have had 2 of these MotherBoards do the samething. I had to replace them. it seems they only last about a year or 2.
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To download you're manual for the D815EEA2, please click the link below.
You need to go to page 85.
Starting at Pin 1 (Hard drive LED) is positive + & pin 3 is ground -. Next, Power LED, Pin 2 is + & pin 4 is ground - .
Letter C, is for the reset switch, Pin 5 is + & pin 7 is - .
Power on/off switch, pin 6 is + & pin 8 is - .
The letter I is used for the internal speaker. The positive pin number 16 & ground pin number 10, letter G
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The Bushman is not dependent on water holes, his forebears have had thousands of years to adapt to the Kalahari. So he needs very little liquid and he knows where to find it. An insignificant looking dry twig tells him where to dig. Anyone else would die of thirst in a few days in this treacherous desert that doesn't look like a desert, but he can survive for months on end.
He unearths a bulbous root, which is really just a solid lump of wood with hard fibers that are merely damp. Civilized man would need some pretty complicated technology and machinery to get water out of it. But he uses the very simplest of tools. His scraper is a stick, that has been split to give it a sharp edge. And he produces some dry looking shavings. But you take a handful point your thumb at your mouth squeeze very hard and wait for it.
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The baboons always have a secret supply of water, and they are not going to tell anybody where it is, and when a Mahalahardee ventures into the deep Kalahari on a hunting trip he has to find water because unlike the Bushmen he doesn't know how to make liquid from a root. But he has his own way of finding out where the water is, first he laboriously drills a hole in a giant ant heap, when he is sure a baboon is watching him because he knows baboons are incurably inquisitive.
Next he puts some wild melon seeds into the hole and works them in, so that they drop into a hollow. Then he saunters off knowing the baboon is burning with curiosity. The baboon doesn't trust that human being at all. So he plays it cool, but he's dying to know what gives in that confounded hole.
Finally Mr. Inquisitive can't take it any longer. He's got to know what's in there. He reaches in grabs a fistful and now his hand is too big to come out.
If he had the sense to drop the seed, he could free his hands.
Now he let's go when it's too late.
So that was a smart enough way to catch a baboon but he still has to make him talk.
Now he knows that salt is very scarce in this particular area, and that baboon is going to eat those lumps like candy.
In fact he has such a ball eating salt that he completely forgets he's under arrest and that in a little while he's going to be a mighty thirsty baboon.
Next morning the Mahalahardee goes to have a closer look to see whether his prisoner is ready to talk. He decides the brainwashing has worked, so he sets him free knowing that in his condition he won't care who follows him to the secret reservoir.
The Mahalahardee has no eyes for the beauty of the setting; to him water is beautiful.
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Dermotic Oil Medication
Ear gets itchy and redness. Researched and found that DermOtic ear drops is the best bet. Would you recommend it and can write a presction as it looks like prescription only?
HealthTap Prime: That med may be helpful. The feature you would need online is the HealthTap Prime where you can get a virtual video consult, and possibly that Rx would be ordered for you. That is a service that requires a fee from you to HealthTap. Or you could see your Dr. In their office for an exam and the Rx. Good luck. ...Read more
Dx perioral dermatits. Prescription doxycycline & metrogel. What can I do for other conditions for which I was using dermotic, kenalog (triamcinolone) & flonase? Miserable.
Peri-oral dermatitis: I'll need more informations about the cause of this dermatitis and the exact location. Children who lick their circum-oral skin has a persistent rash. Adults who rub and blow their noses on tissue papers many times a days get rash above their upper lips due to abrasive effect of the tissue papers. Allergy to lipsticks and make ups should also be considered. ...Read more
Can organic coconut oil have any side effects mixed with any medications? Thanks
Coconut oil: When used with moderation and with the same amounts found in food, it is unlikely to have side effects or interactions. However, it is high in saturated fat and can increase cholesterol levels and so if you are taking anti-cholesterol medications you may want to discuss it with your physician ...Read more
Could flaxseed oil interfere with other supplements and medications?
Yes: Flaxseed may interact with acetaminophen, certain antibiotics, estrogens, furosemide, Ketoprofen, diabetes medication, anticoagulants & Metoprolol. (http://www. Rxlist. Com/flaxseed-page3/supplements.htm) ...Read more
Can a patient with cholesterol have pure coconut oil as medication?
BAD oil: Hi. Coconut and palm oils are very unhealthy for you. They're both very highly saturated, and present a horrific risk for atherosclerosis and heart attack. And COCONUT OIL IS NOT A MEDICATION, except for causing death, so you can't take it as such (a medication). Read ingredient labels; if you see palm or coconut oil, STAY AWAY if you like your heart muscle getting blood and oxygen! ...Read more
I have a very oily skin. By early afternoon my skin looks like a mirror! Oil control lotions seems fairly ineffective. Is medication my only solution?
Oily skin: Sometimes when we have oily skin, our first inclination is to wash it with cleanser more frequently. But that often serves to dry out the skin more frequently, which causes your skin to become more oily. It becomes a hard to break cycle. If you think you're getting acne from the excessive oil, it might be good to at least talk with your doc about options - it doesn't mean you have to use them. ...Read more
Would it do any harm if someone who is HIV take black seed oil when already taking medication?
Probably no harm: It's not likely to hurt, although it probably won't help anything either. The infected person should discuss it with the doctor treating his or her HIV infection. ...Read more
My cholesterol was over 300, but not on medication. Was taking fish oil capsules, but read this could elevate levels. Do I need meds?
High cholesterol: Hi. Total cholesterol is a fairly uninformative number, and treatment decisions should not be based on it. It helps to know your overall profile. If "high" is due to HDL, no problem. If "high" is due to LDL, that is a risk for atherosclerosis. Are your triglycerides high or normal? Hi triglycerides correlate with low HDL, which is another risk for atherosclerosis. So without more information... ...Read more
Is there any medication, vitamins or hair oil for premature grey hair? What cause premature grey hair?
No known solution: Pigmentation in follicles require proper 1)production of melanin (the pigment) and 2)the proper transfer of melanin into the follicles. If either of these steps is amiss, we will grey. In a healthy individual, when we start to grey is genetically programed. In an extreme situation such as starvation or malnutrition, we will experience hair loss, reduce melanin production, and thus greying. ...Read more
Evening primrose oil and other medications, what are these for?
See details: What other meds do you mean? Proponents of evening primrose believe it has numerous uses in various medical conditions. ...Read more
Have you heard anything positive about the oil cleansing method for acne? I am 25 and have tried almost every acne medication and nothing works!
Sciton Laser: Sciton' laser broad band light, bbl, has been shown to help acne by heating sebaceous glands and decreasing bacteria and oil production. It works best to get a series of treatments. Good luck! ...Read more
Do fish oil tablets help regulate good and bad cholesterol? At what level of bad cholesterol should one start medications instead of relying on life style changes?
Complex issue: Fish oil has multiple health effects beyond cholesterol. Severe hypertriglyceridemia is treated with 4 fish oil tablets a day, can lower triglyceride and raise HDL somewhat. Plant sources of omega-3 need to be converted to the active form which is found in fish oil. In general the worse ones diet is, the more important fish oil is. 1 to 2 tablets of fish oil is reasonable for general health ...Read more
Is hemp seed oil benifitial? Does it interact with any medications or vitamins?
Very,? blood thinners:
Hemp seed oil has the ideal mix of essential omega 3 & 6 fatty acids as well as other beneficial compounds & is arguably the healthiest oil (though not good for cooking).
There are no known interactions but because it is a natural blood thinner caution should be used if on blood thinners.
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& http://www. Medicalnewstoday. Com/articles/272024.php. ...Read more
Can I lower High colesterol levels without medication? Just fish oil and healthy diet?
Possible: About 75% of your cholesterol is dependent upon genetics. So if your cholesterol is modestly elevated, change in your diet and excercise may do the trick. Fish oil may impact your triglycerides but has no significant effect on cholestrol. Statins are drug of choice ...Read more
Can using a lotion that absorbs coconut oil into my skin cause an interaction with my Propecia (finasteride) medication?
Highly unlikely: Even if the lotion gets absorbed, the amount would be very miniscule. There is very little likelihood that any OTC lotion would interfere with the action of Propecia (finasteride) or another other medication for that matter.. ...Read more
If the oil production returns to normal after accutane is stopped, doesn't that mean acne will return? So how come accutane is considered the only medication to cure acne permanently? Thanks
Its not: Isoretinoin targets systems that involve vitamin A in their control processes, and that's probably how it shrinks sebaceous glands. But Accutane, the orally ingested form, also gets to ALL systems; luckily it doesn't have a major effect on the 'big A system'. vision. When you stop Accutane, the sebaceous system can recover, and you could get acne again. Usually, your body has moved on. ...Read more
Should I be taking medication for high cholesterol (243) or try exercise and fish oil for 6 months first?
Depends on profile: If your HDL is very high within that 243, you may be able to get away with diet, exercise and nutritional supplementation for a while. If your HDL is low, then you'd probably need medication as your LDL and triglyerides are probably too high. We need the profile to be sure. ...Read more
I have been using the acne medication, neutrogena oil-free acne wash for maybe 3 or stop using the acne wash?
Can you clarify?: This is very weak stuff and if you're still having acne, move to something stronger. Salicylic acid, benzoyl peroxide, and/or retinoic acid are your best friends. If they don't clear you in a few weeks, or if you have severe acne or it's on your trunk, your physician can add something stronger that will work. Best wishes. ...Read more
Fish oil:
Read this:
http://en. Wikipedia. Org/wiki/fish_oil
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I have acne what should I do id like to think about an essential oil if possibe but I will take a prescription or OTC medication?
Acne treatment no Rx: Acne can be prevented or minimized by using a gentle cleanser twice daily, over the counter benzoyl peroxide or salicylic acid products followed by a noncomedogenic moisturizer such as Cetaphil. ...Read more
Hi, I am 17 years old and I have problems with acne and oil skin, I have tried diferent medications both natural and chemical, but result was redness?
See below: There are many good treatments for acne. Some require prescription medication. For a good summary of various treatments to to > http://bit. Ly/Za0vuz ...Read more
Can evening primrose oil interact with thyroid medication?
Unlikely if. . .: Check out http://www. Drugs. Com/interactions-check. Php? Drug_list=1463-0, 1059-10639 assuming you're referring to Levothyroxine (there are thyroid medications for an overactive thyroid, too). Do be careful w/your Clonazepam as it can cause confusion, addiction & increase risk for falls & fractures (at least in elderly, no, you don't qualify yet). ...Read more
Can I take holland &barrett evening primrose oil capsules, am not on any medication but breastfeeding?
What for: This is probably not going to help anything. ...Read more
Does using grapefruit oil, extract, mist, or spray topically on the body or inhaling it interact with ssri medication?
Probably transiently: The issue with grapefruit and other medications is that it competes for the same activating enzymes as the medication. Grapefruit inhibits the activating enzyme p450 thereby increasing the effect of any medications using that same enzyme such as certain types of ssri's. This effect is transient and limited to the amount of grapefruit taken in. In the case of topical and inhaled it's probably smal ...Read more
Can using a lotion with hemp seed oil that would absorb into my skin interact with medications such as Propecia (finasteride)?
not significantly: Should not interfere.Get a more detailed answer ›
75 yr Female once we check interactions with all medication I take What's a good amount of COQ10 or Ubiquinol Oil supplements to take after stroke?
To be sure you understand that the evidence for the benefit of COQ10 in post CVA patients is lacking. The dose is 100mgm Ubiquinol daily!
Hope this helps!
Dr Z ...Read more
My acne seems to be getting worse when I use very strong medication for the pimples. I tried using tea tree oil but it just made it worse. I need help.
OK: Have a talk with your doc about what acne is. By putting an oil on yr skin you are just blocking the oil glands on yr skin so I would expect it to indeed get worse. There are OTC preps with benzoyl peroxide (5% or 10%) which can help a lot. There are other meds by scrip. Good web sites are www. Mayoclinic. Com and www. Johnshopkins. Com ...Read more
Colonoscopy prep says no herbal medications 7 days before. Does this include probiotics, fish oil, or melatonin?
Herbal: Probiotics and melatonin should be ok but I would hold the fish oil because it increases bleeding risks and if a biopsy is needed you could have more risks. ...Read more
I am hypothyroid and taking medication from past 15 years. Thyroxine sodium 62mcg. Can I use ground flaxseed? If not can I use flaxseed oil? Spirulina?
With thyroxine: I'm not sure if you're wanting to take the listed supplements instead of thyroxine (no) or with your thyroxine (yes). Essentially, if your thyroid levels are in the good range, you can take anything that someone with a normally working thyroid can take. Because different docs have different opinions, it's always best to check with your own doc, and make sure s/he knows exactly what you're taking. ...Read more