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Hard to describe in a title ("Kyle and a Sky" :D doh!)... but it's a nice wallpaper, with a nice touch (the blue-ish colors), from the official Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast site by LucasArts Entertainment Company. The wallpaper features the main character, Kyle Katarn with his light saber "looking at" a sky strip :) Well... just see for yourself instead of trying to understand my horrible description... :p
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We don't go it alone. We work in coalitions, we organize outreach to communities, and we listen and learn from people who are concerned about the well-being of children.
Medicaid and Exchange Advisory Board: comprised of providers, consumers, and advocates, and advises the Agency of Human Services and related Legislative Committees on Vermont's public health care programs.
Vermont Center for Afterschool Excellence: a public-private statewide partnership initiative dedicated to supporting and sustaining innovative learning opportunities that extend beyond the school day for all Vermont's children and youth.
Vermont Child Poverty Council: Established by the Vermont legislature in 2007, the Vermont Child Poverty Council is charged with developing a ten-year plan to cut the number of children living in poverty by at least 50 percent.
Governor's Council on Pathways from Poverty: The Council was formed to advise the Governor. Its responsibilities include, but are not limited to determining the nature and primary causes of poverty in Vermont; reviewing the extent to which public and primary agencies are addressing poverty in Vermont; and making recommendations on action that should be taken to respond to poverty in Vermont, including actions taken by: federal government, state government, local government, private non-profit agencies and programs, charities, and business and industry.
Vermont Pre-K – 16 Council: made up of educational, business, and legislative representatives, that will formulate a plan to ensure that our high school graduates are college- and career- ready and to raise the level of post-secondary education attainment for all Vermont citizens.
Vermont Early Childhood Alliance: a statewide early childhood coalition of individuals, organizations, businesses, and strategic partners working together on common policy priorities in the areas of health, safety, food, economic security, and early care and education, leading to positive outcomes for Vermont's young children from birth to age eight. The Alliance shares information on early childhood issues, conducts advocacy trainings with stakeholders and creates opportunities for meaningful engagement with policymakers to advance Vermont towards a vision of thriving communities and economies.
New England Consortium (NEC): a six-state collaborative of child research and policy organizations, who have developed a common set of priorities to reduce child and family poverty in our individual states and region, and act as a catalyst for national change at this time of increasing poverty.
Vermont Oral Health Care for All Coalition: a statewide effort of organizations representing the diverse needs of citizens throughout the state, working to bring great access for affordable oral health care.
Vermont Paid Sick Days Coalition: a collection of businesses and organizations working to ensure that all working Vermonters are guaranteed paid sick days.
National and State Partners
KIDS COUNT/The Annie E. Casey Foundation: The Annie E. Casey Foundation is a private charitable organization, dedicated to helping build better futures for disadvantaged children in the United States. KIDS COUNT is a national and state-by-state project of the Annie E. Casey Foundation to track the status of children in the United States.
Nellie Mae Education Foundation: New England's largest public charity is dedicated solely to preparing all the region's learners for success.
Public Assets Institute: An organization that supports democracy by helping Vermonters understand and keep informed about what their government is doing, especially how it is raising and spending money and using other public assets.
Winooski-Burlington High School Partnership for Change: Voices for Vermont's Children is on the ground in Winooski and Burlington. Our local community organizers support parents as leaders in changing their high schools to better prepare all students for the future – jobs, college and life.


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Miniature Horses make BIG BreyerFest Debut!
Magic and Hamlet may be small, but that doesn't stop them from having a packed schedule! These miniature horses spend their days helping people all over the country through their roles as therapy horses with Gentle Carousel Miniature Horse Therapy. They visit children and adults in settings such as hospitals, hospices, and schools to bring joy and the unique healing magic of horses to others.
Magic was named the "Most Heroic Pet in America" by AARP the Magazine in 2010 for her amazing work, and one of history's "Top 10 Heroic Animals" by TIME/CNN in 2011. Hamlet, born in 2012, is in training to become an all-star therapy horse, too! As part of his training, he's learning to ride in elevators, go up and down stairs, and navigate around medical equipment.
The amazing pair will be at BreyerFest! You can find them in the Covered Arena during the Equine Showcase, signing autographs in the Stables, or in the Breyer Store, where you can purchase their portrait models! Of course, Gentle Carousel Miniature Therapy can't travel all the way to Lexington, Kentucky without sharing their love! They will be making appearances in the area prior to BreyerFest including the University of Kentucky Children's Hospital and the Lexington Public Library!
Autograph Schedule at the Stables
Friday, July 11, 2014- 1:30 PM-2:30PM
Saturday, July 12, 2014- 9:30AM-10:30AM
Sunday, July 13, 2014- 11:30 AM-12:30PM
Equine Showcase in the Covered Arena
Friday, July 11, 2014 - 11:00AM
Saturday, July 12, 2014- 3:30PM
Sunday, July 13, 2014 - 3:00PM
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Amber Werchon Property presents to the market 33 Panama Crescent, Mountain Creek; this elegant contemporary home on the waterfront at Brightwater, showcasing expansive views over the lake, offers an enviable lifestyle in a coveted location, where you can walk everywhere!
Over two storeys, the home is complete with four bedrooms, two bathrooms plus powder room, open plan living flowing out to covered alfresco entertaining patio, well equipped galley style kitchen, upper balcony off master bedroom to soak in the glorious water vista, inground pool, and double lock up garage.
Built in 2015, the home presents 'as new' and features include: stone benches, stainless steel appliances, gas cooktop, split system air-conditioning, ceiling fans, attractive timber-look floors in living/dining, guest bedroom on the ground floor, and generous storage.
Summer is on the way, and they'll be no better place to keep cool than in or around your sparkling swimming pool…spend a lazy few hours with a good book and a couple of chilled drinks, and then fire up the BBQ, breaking bread with family and friends; what a perfect finish to the weekend!
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Hello, dear readers!
So I'm currently thirty-five days out from my first meet (the Edmonton Oil Cup at Evolve Strength on May 14—if you live here, come cheer us lifters on! Admission is free!), and I'm just about to start a new training block with my programming coach, Eric, of The Strength Athlete. Last week, I tested my 1RM (rep max) for all three lifts, and I was pleasantly surprised! My squat is by far my weakest lift, and I had the feeling that it wasn't really improving. Sure, weights like 185 lb were feeling better, but I doubted whether I'd actually improved on my previous competition max of 220 lb. Well…
235 lb!
And for reference, this was my cringe-worthy 220 max (or was it my failed 225? Silly video cut out halfway through!) at my first competition in October:
My deadlift, which is a decent lift for me (but my form still needs a LOT of work), also went up a pretty impressive 20 lb, so I'm finally part of the 300+ lb club!
And I also set a deadlift PR today of 305 lb. It looks a lot smoother than it felt! I just broke 300 a while back, and it was much more of a grind! I probably had a few more pounds in me today, but after testing squat and bench, I was ready to pack it in and save it for the platform! (I obviously used a different camera for this one, and it did not transfer over well onto my iPad, clearly!) ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ #deadlifts #neverstoptheprogress #A7fitness #BarGrip #albertapowerlifting #edmontonoilcup #powerlifting #powerlifter #girlswhopowerlift
305 lb!
And finally, how could we forget my favourite lift of all time, the bench press? Well, it turns out I packed on 25 lb in the last three months (Eric says it's probably the first time a female at The Strength Athlete has gained that much in that amount of time!)! So my current max of 190 lb would beat the current provincial record of 85 kg (187)! Here's hoping I can replicate this on the platform come May! (Because that's a whole different animal!)
Currently, the provincial bench press record is 85 kg (187 lb). Today I benched 86.36 kg (190 lb). Granted the pause could have (should have) been a bit longer, but come May and June, I should be good to go! 💪🏻 ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖ #gainz #benchgains #benchpress #whyiarch #BarGrip #A7fitness #neverstoptheprogress #thestrengthathlete #powerlifter #powerlifting #albertapowerlifting #edmontonoilcup #canadianpowerliftingpodcast #girswhopowerlift
Like butter! I'll need to work on lengthening that pause, though, because they can be looooong in a meet!
Also, I attended a workshop two weekends ago about powerlifting technique, put on by Avi Silverberg (head coach of Team Canada Powerlifting, national bench press record holder, and World Team athlete) and Sam March (a former physique competitor turned powerlifter). I didn't really get at first how we could talk powerlifting for hours and then spend hours perfecting our technique (the seminar lasted all day, from 9:00 to 4:30), but, of course, the time flew by! There's a lot to those three little movements! Getting so much useful advice and hands-on coaching was incredible and really stoked my fire to ramp things up for my upcoming meets! Then, Avi even mentioned me (and my "crazy" bench technique) on his podcast, the Canadian Powerlifting Podcast (any current or wannabe powerlifters should tune in! So much valuable information!)! Combined with The Strength Athlete reposting my bench video, I felt like an almost celebrity (among a really small fringe group of people) for a few days!
Give it a listen!
My brush with almost fame behind me, I'm beyond ready to put my head down and get to work for these next few weeks. My goals for May are a little more conservative, since it's kind of like my "practice" meet before provincials (I already qualified in October). I'll be lifting with some unbelievable lifters at provincials (as in they lift a hundred kilos more than I do!), but I'm hoping to put up a decent total there! These are my target numbers (I have conservative and more aggressive goals for provincials):
|Oil Cup (May 14, 2016)
|Provincials (June 11, 2016)
|105 kg (231 lb)
|110 kg (242 lb)
|115 kg (253 lb)
|85.5 kg (188.1 lb)
|90.5 kg (199.1 lb)
|91 kg (200.2 lb)
|140 kg (308 lb)
|145 kg (319)
|150 kg (330 lb)
|330.5 kg (727.1 lb)
|345.5 kg (760.1 lb)
|356 kg (783.2 lb)
For reference, these were the numbers at my first meet:
|Evolve Fall Classic (October 17, 2015)
|100 kg (220 lb)
|65 kg (143 lb)
|130 kg (285 lb)
|295 kg (649 lb)
I know most of my numbers seem pretty conservative (I've almost hit all of my Oil Cup goals in training already), but with meet day stress and nerves, I don't want to set crazy-high targets and get stressed if I miss a lift (like I kind of did at my first meet). Of course, if I'm feeling amazing on the day, I have nothing against surpassing my goals!


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Of late, the animated movie is one of the only forms of entertainment that is safe to watch with family, although it was originally intended for kids. Most animated movies especially from Pixar and DreamWorks, avoid themes that might be dark or suggestive for the young ones and use humour and adorable characters that appeal to kids and adults alike. Today is Children's Day and you owe it to the kids you know, whether they are your daughters or sons, cousins, nephew or nieces, to make this day awesome for them.
If they like movies, we know a surefire way to fill the day with joy for them. Watch these funny, delightful animated movies with them. These movies, all of which are available on Netflix, may often be poignant but rest assured they always end on a happy note as they are made whilst keeping kids in mind who are not yet ready to face life's harsh realities. Read on.
1. How to Train Your Dragon: This movie is practically a phenomenon and you must have seen it already. Well, if you haven't, start today's binge with this. Set in the exotic world of Vikings with horned helmets, fjords and fire-breathing dragons, the story of How to Train Your Dragon is an inspirational coming-of-age story of a weakling who finds himself surrounded by warriors. His trials and tribulations do not end until he meets a dragon.
2. Kung Fu Panda: We all loved the adorable panda Po who wants to become a kung-fu master but is always hungry and cannot let go of the dumplings. You can also watch the sequel where he discovers his lineage. While the second movie is not as much fun, but then the original was too perfect to beat.
3. Madagascar series: Children have this fascination with talking animals and are probably disappointed when real life animals do not talk. Madagascar is a really fun series of movies and has unlikely friendships and lots of adventures that children are going to learn.
4. Shrek: The original Shrek was the first movie to receive the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. It gleefully made fun of the classic Disney movies and their tropes and still managed to be a heartfelt story with lots of lessons children can learn. For example, the titular character Shrek is an ogre who is treated as a frightening being and a pariah but the movie tells us that pre-conceived notions often fail us and we should not judge people before we get to know them.
5. Alvin and the Chipmunks: We have already spoken of talking animals, and trust us, singing animals are even cooler. In Alvin and the Chipmunks, a struggling singer finds three chipmunks who not only talk but also sing. He thinks if he could not make himself a star, he could at least make them stars and become their father of sorts. The movie has cool songs, humour and watch out for the cutest chipmunk of the bunch: Theodoire.
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The one she was last year was a little bit more believable but still not quite right.
She also saw Santa at the embassy Christmas parties but she wasn't a fan. So taking her to see Santa was a must for me this year. We decided to go on a week day to cut down on the wait and I'm glad we did. There was pretty much no one there and Emerson was beyond excited.
When it was her turn she ran right over to Santa and told him what she wants: a purple dress! She keeps saying she doesn't want any toys, she just wants a purple dress. Santa's got it easy this year!
He told her he might bring her a few other things from his workshop as well and he made her day by giving her a candy cane.
After our visit with Santa we walked around the mall and looked at all of the decorations. This girl is obsessed with Christmas decorations so she probably enjoyed this part as much as she did seeing Santa.
I thought that was the extent of our Santa visits this year but she was in for a nice treat on Saturday! A local classic car club brought Santa to our neighborhood, along with all of the neat cars. We made our way down to see him and learned that he was also handing out toys to all of the kids. I was touched that they were doing something so sweet for military families!
Emerson once again told Santa that she wants a purple dress! This time she added in that she wants a pink umbrella as well!
She picked a Barbie from the gift pile and couldn't wait to get home to open her!
After both visits Emerson kept telling me that she wasn't scared when saw Santa. Perhaps she remembers her first few years? ;) Either way, it's been so much fun watching her experience all things Christmas this year!


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There is a new trend revving up across America.
Drivers are installing dash cams in their cars that record every second of what they see.
It all started with the police. They have been using the devices for years to provide proof of what really happens when they pull someone over.
"When they want to check out our story, or check their story out - we get the tape and it shows the whole story," said Cp. Reginald Carr from the Jackson, Miss., Police Department.
"When the public makes complaints about officers, it's very easy to figure out who's right and who's wrong when you have pictures of it," said Jackson Police Chief Lee Vance.
Now personal dash cams are capturing all kinds of images -- like a meteor exploding over Russia just last year.
"I think what really drove dash cams to popularity here or even the awareness that they existed was back in, I want to say almost two years ago now, when the meteor strikes hit Russia." said Cobra Electronics marketing director Chris Kooistra.
Russian citizens have been using dash cams for years because of widespread auto insurance fraud. It provides proof of what happens in an accident when they make a claim.
"With a dash cam you have a recorded, a record of what actually happened. So wherever you're going with law enforcement, courts or whatever, you have video footage of what happened," said Kooistra.
Bill Gremminger is the owner of dashcamusa.com and says his business is growing because dash cams are getting smaller and more affordable.
"We sell cameras for about one-hundred dollars, less or more, give or take," said Gremminger.
The website offers a variety of recording devices, including a professional grade unit made by Cobra.
"It's a new category for us that we felt that having been in the electronics for automotive, especially for professional truck drivers, that this would be a useful resource not only for them, but for everyday drivers as well," said Kooistra.
But Jackson-based attorney Richard Schwartz said dash cameras are part of a technological phenomenon that can affect our privacy.
"More than ever today - you have to be more careful than when you would be in my age when I was younger because video cameras were big bulky things. Now they're everywhere," said Schwartz.
Experts say before buying and installing one in your vehicle, you should check your state and local laws to make sure they don't violate consent laws governing recordings.
Kyle Rothenberg is a graduate of the Junior Reporter program at Fox News. Follow him on Twitter: @kylerothenberg


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Car Seat Safety: Child Sustains Fatal Injuries In Tustin Car Crash
5/23/2011A three-year-old girl has died from injuries sustained in a Tustin car accident.
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The two-vehicle crash occurred on Sunday, May 15 at 4:40 p.m. on eastbound Edinger Avenue at Kensington Park Drive in Tustin. A male driver broadsided another car that was carrying a man, a woman and the child, 3-year-old Milena Avila.
The side impact hit the car near Milena who was sitting in her car seat. She was critically injured and was taken to Western Medical Center in Santa Ana. She died of her injuries about three hours after the Orange County accident.
Three others were injured in the crash. Their conditions are not known.
The cause of the accident is under investigation.
While reading an article about the accident, I noticed a comment that said "car seats could not be trusted." It is true that the little girl died despite being buckled up. When a car crashes into the side of a vehicle, anyone sitting near the point of impact is likely to suffer serious injury or death. While the car seat could not save Malina's life, car seats do offer the best protection for children in almost every type of accident. Please buckle your child up when in the car.
For more information about car seats, read our article, "How can be sure your car seat is safely installed?"
The Tustin car accident injury lawyers at Allen, Flatt, Ballidis and Leslie would like to offer our condolences to Milena's family. We are very sorry for your loss.
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Changes in traffic patterns and increasing vehicles on the roadway create a stressful driving environment. Become a better driver with Chestnut Knoll At Home and AARP. Chestnut Knoll At Home, Gilbertsville, will hold an AARP Smart Driver Refresher Course on Tuesday, Feb. 20 from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the office, located at 1041 E. Philadelphia Ave., Gilbertsville.
The course's design is an excellent reinforcement tool to the changing dynamics of driving. Even if you know the rules of the road—many rules have changed! Increase your safe driving skills and recognize your driving capabilities due to age-related physical changes. Throughout the course, you will learn techniques to defensive driving, and how to handle your vehicle during challenging driving conditions. In addition, learn about the new technology found in modernized vehicles.
Successful completion can result in discounts on car insurance (contact your insurance agent for details). The course is available to drivers aged 55 years and older.
The cost of the course for AARP members, with proof of membership, is $15 per person. The cost for non-members is $20 per person. All participants must bring their AARP membership card (if applicable) and valid driver's license.
This event includes breakfast and lunch, courtesy of Chestnut Knoll At Home. Seating is limited. Please RSVP, or for more details call 610-473-3328.
Chestnut Knoll At Home provides caregivers (non-medical) to assist seniors in their own homes so they can maintain their independence, dignity and quality of life. Services are monthly, weekly or daily care; respite care (planned temporary relief for the family caregiver); and emergency care. Licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Health. Member in good standing of the National Private Duty Association. This project is funded, in part, under an agreement with money allocated by the Pennsylvania Department of Aging and the County Commissioners, through the Berks, Montgomery, and Chester County Areas Agency on Aging. For more information on services offered by Chestnut Knoll At Home, call Melissa Laskoski, marketing director, at 610-473-3328 or visit www.ckhomecaregilbertsville.com.


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On the morning of July 11, 2016, the Opening Ceremony of 2016 Jiangsu High School Chinese Core Teacher Training Course,sponsored by Jiangsu Provincial Department of Education, and undertaken by Nanjing Normal University, was successfully held in Room 201,Yifu Building, College of Teacher Education, Nanjing Normal University.
The opening ceremony was presided over by Tang Zhengang, the class teacher. First,the party secretary of College of Teacher Education,Zhang Jie, delivered welcoming remarks, expressing welcome to Chinese teachers from around the province and introducing the history of development of Nanjing Normal University and College of Teacher Education. He indicated the hope that teachers can benefit from the training and College of Teacher Education can also make continuous progress through communication with the front-line teachers. The class teacher Tang Zhengang gave an introduction to the accommodation, courses and training requirements. The Monitor of the training class Tian Aichun coming from Hai'an Nanmo High School made an address as a representative of the participants. Participates in the training were Chinese core teachers in high school from various cities of Jiangsu Province, with a total number of approximately 60.


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Topic 1: Synergistic exploitation of top-of-atmosphere radiances from instruments on the FLEX, Sentinel-2 and Sentinel-3 missions
Topic 2: Atmospheric correction, cloud screening and derivation of surface reflectance
This topic covers latest achievements in the field of sun-induced chlorophyll fluorescence retrievals. Key aspects considered are the strategies to incorporate atmospheric effects in retrievals, and methods to quantify fluorescence at individual wavelengths and the full emission spectrum. Retrieval results are validated by means of measurements and simulations at leaf and canopy scales. To properly interpret the dynamics of vegetation fluorescence, additional vegetation biophysical products are needed to characterize the state of vegetation. Such vegetation products derived from single satellite images include but are not limited to foliage composition (e.g. leaf chlorophyll content), canopy architecture (brown/green/LAI, crown/cover), hemispherically integrated fluorescence fluxes, absorbed photosynthetically active radiation (at leaf and canopy levels) and foliage temperature.
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This topic relates to model development and the applications using vegetation fluorescence and vegetation biophysical products in areas such as agriculture/food security, forestry, ecology, and carbon cycle studies. Applications of fluorescence in the derivation of stress indicators are also considered, as well as approaches for data assimilation of fluorescence measurements in Dynamic Global Vegetation Models (DGVM) and other dynamical models (e.g. crop models, ecosystem specific models). Global studies based on available satellite data and regional applications are also considered, as well as requirements of users for scientific research and operational applications.
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The Training & Research for Autism & Collaboration in Kinesiology Grant (TRACK Grant) is a federal grant to train students to work with children with disabilities in the field of adapted physical education. Students pursuing an APE Authorization or a Master's degree in Adapted Physical Activity may apply for the program.
Funded by the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education Programs, the program is aimed at increasing the supply of qualified personnel in the field of special education. This program awards competitive grants to Institutions of Higher Education to support scholars receiving training to provide special education and related services to children and youth with disabilities. Scholars who receive funding agree to work in the field of special education or related services for two years for each year of support they receive. CSU, Chico is one of the few APE programs in the country to have received this award.
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My colleague Joe McKendrick seems to have created a bit of a stir among readers with his blog: "The 'Great Recession' is Over: Now What?"
When I read that headline, I wondered how I had managed to miss the grand moment of the recession's demise, but to give Joe credit, he acknowledges that while the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) may believe the recession ended in June 2009, many of us in the real world are still suffering its effects — continuing rampant unemployment, distressed businesses and government program cuts, not to mention state and local government bankruptcies.
Certainly, the aftereffects are still being felt in our own industry, where insurers and brokers can no longer count on significant earnings from financial markets to bolster their bottom lines. In the IT sector, repercussions include more outsourced jobs and fewer opportunities for American IT pros.
So maybe some economic indicators have been on a slight uptrend over the past 15 months, but you couldn't prove it by real world experiences. And what exactly constitutes "over," anyway? When a football game is "over," the clock expires. That's the end of football activity between those teams, until and unless they meet again. No further plays can be run, no more points will be scored and no further harm can be done. Yet, the economy of our nation seems to still be taking vicious hits where we can all see them. Someone apparently has sent this game into overtime.
When "the fat lady sings," the opera is "over." There are no additional arias or armies of Vikings. All we are left with are the memories — happy or not — of what has been. Of course, we could go see that performance again or watch it on video, but the original opera is done, rehashing and nostalgia aside.
Joe goes on to give some very good advice to insurers and others who want to leverage technology to improve their competitive position, and much of that advice may be helpful even if the recession isn't actually "over." The danger, however, is that some companies could take significant actions based on their belief that because someone says the recession is done, they will feel no more of its wrath. It's a bit like putting your exquisite glass collection back on the shelf when the earthquake tremors have subsided, little realizing that the whole thing may be wiped out later by aftershocks.
In the end, when some authoritative-sounding group like the NBER tells us the storm is over, we really want to believe them. If it's over for them, it must be over for us, right? Unfortunately, too many of us would rather believe in what therapists call "magical thinking" — the idea that if we wish and believe hard enough, it will really be true and all the bad times will be gone.
You can thank Walt Disney for that one, but don't be foolish enough to bring it into your business. You should more properly thank that great philosopher Yogi Berra for a much more practical view: "It ain't over till it's over."
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CSSclasses - a CSSconf EU & Open Tech School Initiative
Launched in 2014, CSSclasses is an ambitious initiative aiming to make the introduction to coding not only more attractive, but also more accessible. Why CSS? Because it's one of the most creative yet easy coding languages to get into.
We spoke to Lucie Höhler of the CSSconf EU team - Lucie is a CSSclasses alumnus-turned-coach. She is a front end developer in the making and she recently started her first front end gig at HitFox TechDev here in Berlin.
How did you end up at your very first CSSclasses event? What motivated you to attend?
I had some knowledge of CSS, but it was very basic. To have a class with a curriculum and - most importantly - coaches whom you can ask questions, was the perfect opportunity to fill in the gaps in my knowledge and to get a better, more structured understanding of CSS. I think it's always a good idea to take a class or a workshop when you're learning something new. This way you're "forced" to really dedicate time to it and you have the opportunity to work together with others, get to know them, and ask questions. Plus, it's much more fun than doing it alone!
What does a day at CSSclasses look like? There are some learning materials for CSSclasses that roughly cover the day of the workshop. After participants have arrived and found their seats and nametags, the coaches make sure that everyone has WiFi, and an editor and browser installed. There may be an introduction round where everyone shares what their expectations are and whether there's something in particular they'd like to learn. Sometimes the coaches give explanations to the whole class, but mostly participants can work through the materials at their own pace and just ask questions whenever they want to understand something better or don't know how to proceed.
Anyone can create their own little project, which really brings out a lot of funny and interesting results. We have a lunch break together where people can get to know the coaches and each other better. Towards the end of the workshop, whoever wants to can present their project, design or website to the class. But it's not a competition, and even those who have just done their first website with CSS are welcome to showcase it and present what they've learned during the day. Sometimes you really have to stop people from working in the end because they get so into it!
What, do you think, is the significance of these events? Workshops like CSSclasses offer a really low-threshold access to a lot of things: knowledge, of course, but also the opportunity to meet like-minded people with similar goals (e.g. people learning to code) as well as those who have already achieved these goals and can give advice on how to get there. Many of the participants, especially the organizers and coaches, are involved because they want to share their knowledge, often because at a different time someone did the same for them. This was my motivation to later become a coach myself.
If you're trying to get into web development and learn how to code or improve your knowledge - no matter whether it's professionally or for other reasons - beside the factual textbook stuff you also need encouragement, a community, and the feeling that "you can do it". Also: creativity and fun! For me, CSSclasses offered all of that and I really hope it does so for others, too.
The next CSSclasses workshop will be held on September 20 at Co.Up Berlin. Anyone is welcome to sign up and join us for a day of educational, creative and fun coding. We'd also love to hear from potential coaches who'd be happy to share their knowledge with the community. If you're interested, let us know on twitter or RSVP to CSSclasses on Meetup.
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The WPF Foundation has received a cheque of €1000 for the peace education pack 'Peace in your Hands' from GreenChoice, an energy business. They have organized a 'compliment day' for their personnel: what a beautiful thing to d0! People could give each other compliments (for €1 each). 8 charities were nominated for the proceeds: 'Peace in your Hands' won! Thank you GreenChoice!


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BBQ sauce, Buffalo sauce, Sausage, Bacon, Vegetables, cookies and far too much cheese consumed my day on Monday. All for a worthy cause will I lay myself down to the cheese gods.
We hosted our church board for a Christmas Party on Monday evening, a very worthy cause. Our board works really hard throughout the year, volunteering their own time and energies to the benefit of the church. They are a prayerful, hardworking group of people. Truly selfless. We want to be able to give back to them in some way and let them know how how much we, as a parsonage family, appreciate them. During the last meeting of the year…Christmas time…we've begun hosting them here at The Parsonage for just that….a thank you from us to them.
I decided a few months ago to have a fancied up pizza party and spent, well, a decent, perhaps too much, amount of time on Pinterest looking at pizza options. Not meaning searching my options for ordering pizza from a lovely establishment (we have a zillion to choose from in our area). I'm talking about spending time looking at options for homemade, fancied up, stick to your ribs pizza made from awesome ingredients and getting my creative juices flowing.
My goodness..the options are endless! But a good pizza is worth making and spending time on so I was happy to oblige.
For the pizza crust you can make your own, use store bought, or use the packages where you just add water (they are quite good). Remember those Bobolli pizza crusts? They were good. Since we use Gluten Free Pizza dough for our family I buy Bob's Red Mill and follow the recipe on the package. In my opinion it's the best out there. For this party I used the small packages where you just add water for the crust. I didn't have time to make my own dough. Here's a note about making pizza.…go all out and put the ingredients right to the edge of the crust. No sense in wasting space and then you get more yumminess. After considering all of the options I settled on the following not-exactly-calorie-or-fat-free pizza flavors:
Buffalo Chicken (because, hello…): Cook chicken in buffalo sauce, shred and let simmer for at least an hour if not all day in buffalo sauce. On an unbaked crust replace tomato sauce with a layer of ranch dressing and spread to the edges with a knife or spoon. Next, spread shredded chicken evenly and top with too-much-to-be-reasonable shredded mozzarella cheese. *this was a double recipe crust baked on a large stone pizza pan.
BBQ Chicken and Bacon: Cook chicken in Italian dressing until no longer pink. Cut into small bite sized pieces. Meanwhile, cook bacon until very crisp and crumble. On an unbaked pizza crust use your fave BBQ sauce instead of tomato sauce. Spread a thin layer of sauce to the edges of crust. Add cooked chicken and crumbled bacon. Add some more BBQ sauce-just enough for a bit more flavor- and top with a whole lot of shredded mozzarella. *this was a single recipe crust baked on a regular sized stone pizza pan.
5 Cheese and Herb: On an unbaked pizza crust add a thin layer of tomato sauce and spread to the edges. Sprinkle dried basil and oregano (both came for our herb garden ) and sprinkle 5 Cheese shredded cheese over the top. *this was a double recipe crust baked in a rectangular stone bar pan.
Mozzarella, Tomato and Basil: On an unbaked pizza crust place sliced tomatoes (about 1/2 inch thick). Add fresh basil leaves. (you don't need to cover the entire pizza). Top with sliced, fresh mozzarella rounds. *this was half of a double crust baked in a 9×13 cake pan on Gluten Free dough. The other half was Buffalo Chicken pizza.
Sausage, Sauteed Veggies and Balsamic: Using a double pizza crust spread the crust dough in a 9 x 13 cake pan. Set aside. In a frying pan cook plain sausage until no longer pink. Depending on what type of sausage used, crumble or cut it into very small bite sized pieces. Meanwhile, slice a large packaged of Portabella mushrooms, one large whole onion, 1 large green pepper, 1 large red pepper and 4 cloves of crushed garlic. Place a scant amount of olive oil in the frying pan and saute veggies until soft,stirring often to ensure even cooking. When the veggies are cooked add the cooked sausage. Mix together. In your cake pan spread the sausage veggie mixture. Drizzle Balsamic Vinegar over the entire pizza. This one does not have cheese. *this was a double crust baked in a 9×13 cake pan.
Directions: Bake all pizzas on lowest rack in oven at 400 degrees F until cheese is beginning to brown. Pizza should be baked on the bottom rack so the crust cooks evenly without burning the cheese, but in this case I had to cook many at one time. If you need to do this simply cook two on the bottom rack and two on the top rack. After 10-15 minutes switch them and cook for another 10 minutes or until the cheese is beginning to brown.
Let pizzas stand for at least 5 minutes before cutting them with a pizza slicer.
For the sides, and some crunch to make up for the amount of cheese eaten on the pizzas, I made a platter of cut, raw vegetables, crackers, and sliced pepperoni. We also had a platter of olives, and a variety of marinated peppers. Garlic and plain cracker sticks and pickles were served on the side.
Drinks were mini cans of sodas (they're almost too cute to drink) and dessert was (gluten free) homemade sugar cookies with Peppermint Lindt White Chocolates..to die for.
For favors each board member took a homemade ornament home with them.
And because I didn't get pics BEFORE we dug in to the food..you get the oh-no-I-forgot-to-take-pictures-quick-grab-my-phone! half eaten versions of the food. My apologies.
Since we're talking about Pinterest you may as well jump over there and follow me! Chrystal @TheSmallwoodParsonage
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But apparently such conversations are bad for our health.
You know what it is: when teens gather around a table, talking about the sagas with their boyfriends or their lack of money for the must-have shoes at the mall.
But experts say "girl talk" can extend past high school. Watercooler chit chat about the boss and emails between moms on our kids sleeping habits fall in this category too.
The article's author calls it "I wanna be in a mess, too" syndrome.
The so-called experts seem to think females just want to one up each other, even when it comes to our daily trials. Misery loves company, right? Supposedly it's true when it comes to women.
Researchers say rather than comforting women, these gripe sessions are pity parties in disguise that lead to depression in both the pitier and pitiee.
Silly me. Here I thought that by talking to my friends about personal problems, I was releasing pent up frustrations and strengthening our relationship.
And of course they say that men don't have this problem.
Would you have guess that the head researcher was a male?
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Making Peace With Your Plastic
In tough economic times like these, reliance on credit cards tends to grow, as evidenced by the 7% annual rise in U.S. household credit-card debt in May. But it's in times like these that we should take more care than ever.
This serves as a note to self. I am someone who at times has racked up credit-card debt. I always intend to pay off my balance in full every month, but there have been months when my debt has accrued. (Having good credit and very low interest rates has made this a less expensive proposition for me than for many others.)
When my debt has built up, I've tended to blame external factors. (Being a single parent isn't easy on the finances!) But in truth, of course, it's always been my fault.
While I'm disciplined about putting money aside for retirement and savings -- thanks to automated-payment technology, it's easy to make sure my money goes where it should before I get my hands on it -- I've never been good at keeping a daily record of what I'm spending. At times, that has led to charging more than I could afford to pay off at the end of the month.
There are plenty of psychological drivers that help compound that problem, I've come to learn.
I'm not alone. In an HSBC Direct survey conducted last month, 42% of 1,084 consumers said they had splurged on themselves in the past month, and 28% of those said they did so "because I deserve it."
When I catch myself "deserving" something, I try to remember to ask myself: Do I really need this?
One exercise to use, says Nathan Dungan, president of Share Save Spend, a Minneapolis-based firm providing values-based money education, "is when your credit-card bill comes in, go through it line by line, answering...was this a need or was it a want?"
In the HSBC survey, 47% of those who said they splurged said they did so because it "just feels good." So here's another trick: Try to think of something that feels good, but is free -- or that you can afford without resorting to credit. That's not easy; the gratification is delayed, and it's a different kind of "feels good." But try calling a friend, taking a walk, spending time with family. Just don't buy that thing and add to your debt.
One solution is simply to live without credit cards. Certainly, that's the right step for some people, and nobody needs more than one, or, at most, two cards.
But there are reasons plastic makes sense. For one thing, it's convenient. Then there are those rewards -- the card I use offers cash back. I also like that every expenditure is clearly recorded.
That can help with an exercise many advisers suggest: writing down all your purchases for a month. "It's about being aware of your patterns, of how you're spending money," Mr. Dungan says. "Getting people to pay attention to how they're spending money, that's a huge step."
Here are eight tips for ensuring a hefty debt doesn't add to your list of financial worries right now.
1) Treat a credit card like a check. If you're going to charge a purchase, write it down or at least mentally subtract it from the running checking-account balance in your head. Unless it's a true emergency -- your refrigerator broke and you need a new one -- don't count your savings as part of that available balance.
The key to using plastic is having the discipline to count the charges as part of monthly expenditures, says Bill Hampel, chief economist with the Credit Union National Association in Washington. "That way you get the float, the convenience of using plastic and you get the goodies, the cash back or the frequent-flier miles."
2) Shop with purpose. When you leave the house to go shopping, have a list in hand of items that you need and can afford, and do not buy anything that's not on the list.
3) Choose wisely. The Institute of Consumer Financial Education recommends a "spending by choice" technique. Before you buy anything, picture three other items that the money could buy. Which do you choose?
4) Use your debit card. These days, some banks offer the same antifraud protection on debit cards as comes with credit cards. If that's the case with your debit card, use it instead.
5) Stop and think. My biggest challenge for years as a single parent was finding the time to get everything done each month. At times I was in such a rush that I charged a purchase on my card without realizing my savings were tapped out for the month.
6) No false promises. Don't say to yourself, "I'll charge it now and pay it off next month." Just don't.
7) Ask for help. If you can't get out of your debt problem alone, ask for help. Find a credit-counseling agency that's willing to work with -- and educate -- you, not one that pushes you on to a debt-management plan without a close look at your finances. Two useful sites: cccssf.org and nfcc.org.
8) Stop the marketing offers. You can stop those credit-card offers that arrive in the mail by telling the credit bureaus to take you off the mailing lists. Call 1-888-5-OPTOUT (567-8688) or go to optoutprescreen.com. You'll be asked to provide your name, home telephone and Social Security number.
If you do get a credit-card offer in the mail, shred it immediately. Don't even open the envelope.
Andrea Coombes is a writer and editor at MarketWatch. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com