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The Crafty Owl
I had a busy day yesterday, having been treated to a rare breakfast catch up with my sister-in-law, and lots of work and prep in between chasing various items around the garden in the face of the terrific winds we've been having here in the UK at the moment. I finished my day by hosting a Stampin' Up! party for the lovely Jane and her crafty friends yesterday evening to share all things Christmas.
Today I'm squeezing in another entry for the current challenge over at at As You See It where the team are all about getting back to basics with stamps, ink and paper:
I always send a card out to my customers when I mail them a new catalogue with a 'sneak peek' of what's inside. This is one of my big mass production exercises of the year though, so it needs to be something simple to enable me to get a large volume churned out within a reasonable time frame - yet I still want it to be pretty and have impact. Here's this year's Autumn-Winter catalogue card:
Here's the low-down on today's card:
Back To Basics - The theme over at As you See It this week is 'Back To Basics', creating cards using little more than stamps. ink and paper. There is something liberating though about creating with just stamps, ink and paper and it is fun to be able to share creations from time to time like this. They can be quick(er!) to create and show that it's still possible to create something pretty without needing a ton of supplies. My card uses only 5 items: a blank card base, two ink colours, one stamp set and one (optional) embellishment - basic supplies indeed! The 'Wishing You Well' stamp set is perfect for this kind of card; it's one of Stampin' Up!'s Distinktive stamps, where you can ink your stamp once yet create different opacities in a single stamped image, giving the illusion of dimension. The wreath and bow look layered, even though they have been stamped only once. Clever, right?
Mass Production Made Easy With The Stamparatus - My simple wreath with stamped bow and sentiment would be easy to stamp in multiples even if I did it 'freehand', but the days of that kind of mass-production are long gone for me now that I am the proud owner of the best ever stamping positioning tool, Stampin' Up!'s Stamparatus - this tool makes light work of this kind of stamping! I placed my wreath on one plate and my bow and sentiment on another, then inked and stamped without needing to reposition and got my simple stamping done in record time!
Add A Pearl - Or Thirteen - The dimensional inking of these stamps means that I could have just left my card as is, but I decided to add a sprinkling of tiny seed pearls throughout my wreath, a little like mistletoe berries, for some added interest. It seems despite my extensive ribbon collection, I'm more of a magpie - I can't resist a little sparkle or shimmer.
And The Winner Is ... I've been running a fun competition with my customers over on my Facebook page to see if they could guess correctly how long it took me to make 40 of these cards with the help of my Stamparatus. Well, the answer is just 17 minutes and 21 seconds - it took me longer than that to stick all of the pearls on afterwards! I'm pleased to announce the winner of my competition is Barbara Civil who guessed 17 minutes and 50 seconds - clearly already a seasoned Stamparatus user! Samantha Daglish gets the runner-up prize for her best guess of 7 minutes and 7 seconds; I'm afraid I'm just not that good however that is my new target! Congratulations both of you; look out for the postman as there will be a little something in the post to each of you to thank you for playing along this week!
Here is the visual summary of the key products used on today's project for you to pin for easy reference:
You can see all of my 'How To' summaries on my 'How To - Tips and Techniques' Pinterest board in case you've missed any.
Enjoy your day; I have another day of prep, in readiness for an in-home kit party that I'm hosting for a group of friends this evening, although I am minus one of my James Juniors as Ben has gone to the Peak District for a few days with school on an outward bound trip so have a few less school runs for the next few days. I'll be back tomorrow with another project. Until then, happy stampin'!
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Today I'm sharing a card for this week's challenge over at Just Add Ink where the team have my favourite kind of challenge - a sketch!
I initially thought I would replace the diamond shape in the centre with a circular wreath, until I was browsing my stamp sets and realised it would work perfectly with the foliage square in Feathers and Frost, so I set to work. Here's what I came up with:
Here's the low-down on today's card:
Double-Embossing - I decided to heat emboss my leaves and sentiment on my card with silver embossing powder for some festive sparkle, adding a little more colour with my light Smoky Slate Blend pen, and also added some dry embossing to my white card base with the Layered Leaves dynamic embossing folder. Whilst this isn't especially Christmassy and is also quite difficult to see on the photograph, I love the extra texture and interest that it adds.
Layered Shapes and Lots of Berries - I added a fussy-cut poinsetta from the same set to the centre of my leaves and coloured it with my Real Red Blends. I decided to use Real Red as an accent colour on my card, both in my layered mats and the many red rhinestones I used as berries. Yes, I used a ton of these sparkly beauties, however I wanted something more than flat colour and love the way they catch the light. Besides, there are 220 in a single pack - so plenty to go around!
Not Just Joy - I used the word 'Joy' as the circular element on the front of my card and completed my sentiment with two more sentiments from the set inside my card:
Enjoy your day and I'll be back tomorrow with another project. Until then, happy stampin'!
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This is already my second post today - if you missed my earlier post about the updated clearance rack then you can read all about it here. Now for today's creative post and I'm sharing a card for the current challenge over at CASology where the code word is 'heal':
The cue word can be interpreted in a number of ways; the most obvious one perhaps as 'get well soon', however I decided to go with the theme of forgiveness and healing a relationship rift - take a look:
I'm Sorry - Ok, so we all make mistakes - no-one is perfect. They aren't intentional otherwise they wouldn't be a mistake, right? The important thing is though, to say sorry. Sometimes we don't even realise the impact our actions have had on the feelings of others until the damage has been done. Apologising is an important part of the cycle of forgiveness that allows a relationship to heal and move forward and the 'Sorry For Everything' stamp set from Stampin' Up! is just perfect for putting it down on paper - this set really does cover everything from get well wishes, to a thinking of you on divorce or relationship breakdown, on the loss of a loved one or pet, job farewell or retirement, a missed birthday or even just a plain old-fashioned 'sorry for that thing I did'. I use it a lot for missed birthdays (yes, i might make a lot of cards but I'm often late at posting!) but like that it offers lots of other options too.
Embossed Colour - I was chatting with one of my customers recently who was really taken with the new in-colour embossing powders that feature on page 202 of the annual catalogue but had asked me for some ideas on how she could use them - here's a picture of them in case you're wondering what I'm talking about:
I don't have these new colours but did have some old coloured embossing powders in my drawer, so thought I'd make a couple of cards to give her a few ideas. I used two different shades of pink to create a two-tone 'sorry', allowing them to mix where they meet, whilst embossing my hedgehog in Early Espresso powder onto Crumb Cake cardstock. You could of course create a similar effect by stamping your images in the respective ink colours and then heat embossing them with clear embossing powder to create a textured shine.
Who Can Resist A Hedgehug? - The front of this clean and simple card is only part of the sentiment - inside I stamped the second part along with another hedgehog:
Isn't this just the perfect pairing of stamp sets - who could resist a hedgehug from this little chap with his floral peace offering?
Enjoy your day. I am off to my craft room - lots to achieve this week! - and I'll be back tomorrow with another project. Until then, happy stampin'!
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Today it's Sunday and time for this week's new challenge over at The Paper Players - yay! It's the turn of my good friend Claire to host this week and she has a clean and simple challenge for you to work with:
Remember in addition to the theme of "sports/favourite team/team colours", this week is a Clean-and-Simple (CAS) challenge! What do we mean by CAS?
As my regular readers will now, the James household is big into sport: the James Juniors both swim competitively, Rebecca is a keen hockey player and also plays netball and cricket for her school teams, whilst Ben plays basketball, rugby football and cricket. We also enjoy sport as a family and are keen cyclists and scuba divers. Our weekends are often filled with one sporting activity or another and my life seems to revolve around fixtures, matches, galas and competitions. So I was rather spoilt for choice this week! In the end, as I needed something clean and simple I took my inspiration from a birthday gift that Ben received from one of his cousins recently - a drinks bottle bearing the colours and badge of our local town rugby team, the Northampton Saints. Here's a picture of the drink bottle:
And here is the card it inspired that also works perfectly for this week's challenge over at Stamp Ink Paper which is all about large sentiments:
I used the stripes for my background and added a diecut sentiment in white - and that's it! Really not much explanation required for my card this week, no stamping and super clean and simple. I do have a tip for you though if you want to create a neat background using strips of cardstock: I cut my cardstock into 1cm strips that were longer than I needed, then glued them to a base piece of black cardstock that I then trimmed neatly to size before adhering to my white card base.
You can see all of my Product and 'How To' summaries on my 'How To - Tips and Techniques' Pinterest board in case you've missed any.
My 16 year-old nephew plays rugby for the Northampton Saints Junior Academy and is one of the official ball boys for the first team on match days, so it's fair to say is Saints-mad. Ben has already decided this card should be for William; given that his next birthday is in November and this card is made already, I suddenly appear to be very organised for once - it will never last!
Before you reach for your ink and papers, check out what our amazing team has created to inspire you this week:
Enjoy your day; we have a second day of hockey and a birthday party to look forward to. I'll be back tomorrow with another project. Until then, happy stampin'!
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I'm sorry this week has been a little less blog-filled than anticipated; I am getting back into a routine now that the James Juniors are back at school, however I'm still playing catch-up. I've had two classes this week and lots more going on besides, and can't quite believe it's Thursday before I've managed a post - eek!
Anyway, today I'm sharing a card that I made with the ladies in my stamp class earlier this week that was inspired by the challenges over at As You See It and Less Is More:
My class featured the Dandelion Wishes stamp set and we looked at different techniques to create interesting backgrounds. The Dandelion Wishes set is perfect for clean and simple cards - take a look:
Back To Basics - The theme over at As you See It this week is 'Back To Basics', creating cards using little more than stamps. ink and paper. I love clean creations, although they aren't always basic in this sense. There is something liberating though about creating with just stamps, ink and paper and it is fun to be able to share creations from time to time like this. They can be quick(er!) to create and show that it's still possible to create something pretty without needing a ton of supplies. My card uses only two ink colours and two colours of cardstock - basic supplies indeed!
Layer Images for Interest - One of the ways to create interest on a basic card is to layer images to create interest. In addition the basic card layers, with a little tone-on-tone stamping on the base, I used the bokeh dots stamp as a 'background' for my dandelion seed heads and positioned both them and my sentiment across the edges in order to create the illusion of an extra layer.
A Drop of Frost - I could have just left my card there as it looked pretty enough to be fair. I often add a little something to a CAS card for extra interest and in this instance decided to add a trio of the new frosted epoxy droplets from the seasonal catalogue. I love the frosted finish they have and am a sucker for something shiny! I'm hoping the ladies at AYSI approve - my justification is that it's less fussy than ribbon ;-)
I'll be back tomorrow with another project for you. Until then, happy stampin'!
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I took a few days away from my blog - call it a little birthday gift to myself as I was celebrating being another year older on Friday! It hasn't stopped me creating though and as it's Sunday you all know what that means: it's time for this week's new challenge over at The Paper Players! It's the turn of our returning Player, the lovely Anne Marie Hile, to host this week and she has a gorgeous colour challenge for you to work with:
These colours were asking for something natural and autumnal and I decided to do another make using products from one of my current favourite suites, the Country Lane Suite, for my card today and I used the current sketch over at Inspire.Create for the layout of my card - take a look:
My Colour Of Choice - I decided to use the Country Lane designer series paper that you see as the two outer vertical border strips as the starting point for my card today, so decided that my colour of choice in addition to the Mint Macaron, Crumb Cake and Blackberry Bliss chosen by Anne Marie would be Early Expresso - a rich, dark brown that outlines the cotton on the paper. I used it to heat emboss the outlines of my jug and floral stem arrangement, and to ink my Pinewood Planks embossing folder for my background stitched circle, then finally for my sentiment strip. Whilst there is a lot of white elsewhere on my card, I am counting this as a neutral rather than a colour in its own right.
Lots of Layers - I couldn't resist adding lots of layers to my focal point; in addition to my fussy cut flower jug, I added an embossed stitched circle and a stitched label in Blackberry Bliss. Sometimes it just has to be the way to go!
An Embellishment or Two - I finished my card with some Blackberry Bliss natural twine and faceted jewels; this adds a bold pop of colour in addition to the purple berries in my floral jug.
I really love this Country Lane set - it is so versatile and lends itself to lots of great autumn-inspired cards and the blooms are great for a spot of colouring with Blends too.
I can't wait to see what you create with this week's colours and look forward to visiting your blogs this week! Enjoy the rest of your weekend as it will be over all too quickly. I'll be back tomorrow with another project; until then, happy stampin'!
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Happy Monday everyone! Today is the last full vacation day here in the James household - Ben is back to school for pre-season rugby training tomorrow and then both James Juniors are back to school 'proper' on Wednesday - so we are making the most of it (currently sewing sock puppies and making pizza ready for lunch, amongst other things!) I'm sharing a quick and easy card that I made at the weekend for the challenges over at CAS Colours and Sketches and TGIF Challenges:
I love this sketch layout and was originally planning something different, but when I saw the tictactoe board over at TGIF I couldn't resist the opportunity to create something with my favourite new purples. This is what I came up with:
Perfectly Paired Purples - I chose to use a combination of two new purples on my card: Highland Heather for the base and bow, and Gorgeous Grape for the flowers and sentiment base. I love how these two colours compliment each other perfectly. I added another new colour, Soft Sea Foam, into the mix for my flower stems - it gives just enough subtle colour and allows my purples to take centre stage. Here's my colour combination in case you would like to save it for future use:
Just A Note - The spray of flowers on my card comes from another new stamp set called 'Wishing You Well' - it's another of Stampin' Up!'s Distinktive Stamps, that allow for great monochromatic ink effects. They allow you to create different ink opacities in a single stamped image for realistic depth and intensity - just check out the detail on that bow, it almost looks like it's been tied on!
Teeny Tiny Pearls - I went across the top of the tictactoe board - purple, pearls, flowers - so the last thing to do was add a tiny sprinkling of seed pearls to my floral spray. I'm not generally a big user of pearls or rhinestones on my projects, but I actually love this little detail. You can see it better on the close up here:
And that's it - a clean and simple card that would work in lots of other colourways too.
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Today I'm sharing a card and co-ordinating chocolate slider gift package that I actually made for last week's challenge over at Just Add Ink but didn't get to photograph in time to play along;luckily for me, it is perfect for this week's Just Add Ink challenge too - if you take a look at the challenge badges, you will see what I mean:
I absolutely loved the JAI colour palette last week and I couldn't resist breaking out some of my new products to create a card and matching gift packaging - luckily there's plenty of texture in there too! Firstly, here's the card I created:
Here's the low-down on today's projects:
Country Home - From the Country Lane Suite in the new Autumn-Winter catalogue, the Country Home stamp set is all about country living, with some great thanks sentiments and it's perfect for colouring too. I used my Blends to add colour to my Fall florals and fussy cut them out ready to layer onto my card. I also stamped a border using the tiled stamp in the set for some 'faux texture' with some Bermuda Bay tone-on-tone stamping, tucked under my sentiment.
Tin Tile Metallics - The background panel of my card is a piece of silver foil cardstock that has been embossed with the new Tin Tile Dynamic Textured Impressions Embossing Folder and given a slightly aged/distressed look by sponging with some Soft Suede ink. I just love the embossed pattern of this folder; it's so pretty. I know I'm going to use it lots!
Thankful For ... Chocolate - I loved my card so much, I thought I would create a matching slider gift package using exactly the same layout and design to make a slider wrap for one of my favourite bars of chocolate, ready to gift to someone; it's always nice to be able to share a sweet treat, especially when beautifully packaged I think - I love going to the trouble to make something quite ordinary appear to be rather special:
These wraps are very straightforward - and when you pull the ribbon bow and tag, the chocolate bar slides outwards:
Finally, here's a shot of both items together:
I think this set will be heading for my local postmaster as a thank you for his help with my Autumn-Winter catalogue mailings this week (yes, if you're one of my customers the catalogues are in the post!) He is used to me appearing with bags full of catalogues to be mailed at this time of year and we have a great system going now, which makes the process efficient and keeps ongoing queues to a minimum! I like to give him a bar of chocolate as a thank you for his help and to keep him sweet :-) On the subject of Autumn-Winter catalogues: if you don't have a demonstrator and would like me to add you to my list, then do get in touch and I can pop one in the post to you too. The electronic version of the catalogue will be available here online tomorrow when it launches.
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Today it's Sunday and time for this week's new challenge over at The Paper Players - yay! It's my turn to host this week and I have a fun theme challenge for you to work with:
This week is back-to-school week here in the UK and so it's the time that I start thinking about little notes to put in the lunchboxes and pencil cases of my James Juniors to let them know I'm thinking of them during the school day, hence my chosen theme this week.
When I think about lunchbox love note cards, I like to create something that is slightly smaller than usual that can be slipped into a pocket or pencil case (or lunchbox!) and 'discovered' during the day. One of the sets I couldn't wait to get my hands on when the new annual catalogue went live was 'Treehouse Adventure' - so perfect for these types of cards! So I decided to create a little trio of cards using this set for the challenge this week - take a look:
Here's the low-down on today's cards:
Take A Simple Notecard - If I am making lunchbox notes, I generally like them to be quick and easy to create and tend to make them smaller than a standard card as they are easier to slip into a lunchbox, blazer pocket or pencil case. At 5 1/4" x 3", Stampin' Up!'s notecards and envelopes are just perfect for this. I took a trio of notecards and stamped three simple designs, mostly one layer apart from the smallest amount of fussy cutting (the signs, flags and tyre swing) and some punched sentiments. Easy peasy!
Here are each of my cards individually:
I just love this card - what a great sentiment! This next one is a perfect uplifting phrase for the start of a new school year:
And this final one is perfect for the start of a new year and all the changes that this brings:
Treehouse Adventure Colour Combo - I chose a bright and cheery colour combo for my child-friendly notecards - here it is if you would like to save it to use on your projects:
A Little Treat Too - In addition to my notecard trio, I decided to make a quick and easy co-ordinating treat too. I wrapped a small chocolate bar in a piece of Brights DSP and stuck it top and bottom and added a simple ribbon and tag - you can see the wrapped and an unwrapped version below:
These cards will be for Ben and I often bring him a little treat on a Friday afternoon to celebrate the end of the school week and give him a little pick-me-up before his Friday evening swimming lesson. We often play a game of '10 questions', where he has 10 questions to try and guess what the treat inside the packaging is, by asking questions that can have only 'yes' or 'no' answers. If he guesses within the 10 questions, he gets his treat - I don't think he's never not managed it, but it has enabled him to develop some astute questioning skills, not to mention his knowledge of sweet treats, brands and packaging! It is one of the little games we play to make our car journey pass quickly - I can highly recommend it!
I am also linking today's notecards up with the challenge over at SUO Challenges where the theme is 'Babies and Kids' this week. And just in case you think my older James Junior is missing out, not so - I made some slightly more sophisticated notes for her which were inspired by a rather unlikely object which I will share with you later this week!
Before you reach for your ink and papers, check out what our amazing team has created to inspire you this week - the lovely Ann Schach is back with us too as a permanent design team member again following an extended break, so be sure to pop by her blog and say hi:
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Before I get into my creative post today, I just wanted to remind you that we are nearing the end of the month so today is the final day to take advantage of this month's offers: a free bonus coupon for every £45 spend, redeemable against next month's purchases, and also the limited time Blended Seasons bundle and the second colour assortment pack of watercolor pencils. You can read more about both of these offers here and here.
Don't forget to check out my Creative Escapes Luxury Weekend Creative Retreats post as well - the Bank Holiday booking offer ends today too!
Today I'm sharing a card for the current challenge over at Less Is More where they have a great sketch challenge:
I haven't managed to play along with these ladies for ages (even though they are now running fortnightly challenges which does make it easier - thank you ladies!) but I had a great clean and simple idea for a Christmas card using this sketch - take a look:
Four Stitched Squares - There are lots of ways that you could interpret the squares in the sketch; they could be quarters of a whole, or individual entities. I decided that they would be four individual stitched squares, to form a base for my main decoration.
Take A Paperclip ... or 4 - Another new Autumn-Winter catalogue product are the All is Bright Paper Clips - a collection of gold star and tree-shaped paper clips to accent your festive cards and packaging. I used them as the main decoration on my card today - so simple! I must confess I have a ton of shaped paper clips in my collection - I think I might be making a few more of these cards in different colourways to use some of my paperclip stash up!
Keeping it CAS - I stamped my sentiment and heat embossed it in gold directly onto the base of my card and decided to keep my card base and stitched squares all the same colour to maintain a clean and simple feel. My 'white space' today is of course green - Call Me Clover, the new in-colour green, to be precise. A nice Christmas Tree green and the gold and green combo is a winning festive double act in my book!
Following a visit to a maze yesterday and some overnight camping, we are off to enjoy some watersports and crazy golf today since we are forecast a fine and sunny day. Enjoy your day and I'll be back tomorrow with another project. Until then, happy stampin'!
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whilst the esteemed Walter holds the world blues record for mind melting gigs and audience participation, I thought it would be a laugh to post ours. Lighting Boy , you gotta post some boxing ones.
Now any gig will do...I haven't played for family as I am too much of a coward, but if you have and come out of it please post.
Being Inn, is set in a rural setting and about 5 years ago we were booked to play.
Turned up to a empty basement bar, turns out that the owner said that there was no music on and didn't advertise.
BUT, three men and a dog turned up, had a few beers and left.
Whistlebinkies , six years ago.Sweltering basesment bar..packed crowd..2am ...Irish hen night ..three lovelies on stage writhing ( yes writhing) along to a hot 15 minute version of Hip Shake...I couldn't see for sweat..place was going madd.
But the venue changed hands the following week and we were dropped.


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Have you already decided of pursuing an education in Dentistry and become a dentist?
As a dental practitioner, your task is to give proper oral care to your patients. It is also your duty to educate them for the prevention of any teeth or gum diseases. You take care of a part of the human body that is irreplaceable once damaged, therefore you are practicing a profession that is vital to people's health.
A career in Dentistry can be quite challenging, but if you persevere and finish the college degree, you will earn a lot of opportunities for your future. To give you an overview, here are the benefits of taking a degree in Dentistry:
The Advantages of Going to a Dentistry School
1. Provide Treatment and Care the dental conditions of patients
By becoming a dentist, you can be a part in transforming other people's lives by providing the best care and treatment to their teeth, which is one of the best assets of every person. Give a diagnosis to a person's dental condition and other oral diseases, and provide preventive care treatment. You can also restore a dying tooth with the knowledge and skills you learned in the university and bring good smiles to patients.
2. Earn good income
Because the teeth are one of the most important parts of our body, people are willing to pay the price to cure a damaged tooth or get a perfect set of teeth. Dentists who have the private clinical environment can earn a net income of as much as $200,000 to $350,000. By fulfilling your mission of providing quality oral health to people, the reward certainly follows by being able to receive proper compensation from your clients.
3. Choose a variety career opportunities
Those who pursue a degree in Dentistry in college don't need to become dentists. You may want to attain a career in the academe and teach Dentistry to students, or you may also want to pursue a career in the field of research. Expand the opportunities that knock on your door when you get a college degree in Dentistry, including research, the academe, and other career opportunities.
4. Independent and flexible time schedules
As having earned an education in a dental school, you will have the opportunity to put up your own dental clinic. This gives you the privilege to create your own time schedule and clinic hours that is flexible and comfortable to you. By having your own business, you will be able to provide dental services while not having to compromise with your personal time.
Mission and Commission
While you do your mission in providing dental health care to everyone, you also earn your commission not only through the good compensation but more importantly, by having great career opportunities that you can take part of. Another commission is the time freedom that you may have if you practice Dentistry. If you want to experience the perks of fulfilling a mission while earning a commission, look for a dental school near your place and take a college program in Dentistry.


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Catering equipment suppliers, Stephensons publish a beginner's guide to cocktail glasses.
There's no doubt that cocktail culture has soared during the past few years. There are now more cocktail bars and bartenders than at any other time in history and fuelled by the growing list of cocktails are inspiring new ways to serve them – most recently a levitating cocktail machine, don't you know.
Whilst the latter is yet to be produced beyond a science professor's garden shed, you're certainly spoilt for cocktail presentation ideas here at Stephensons.
With your customers now demanding more than just fruity cocktail with an alcoholic punch, cocktail presentation is more important than ever before.
The perfect serve goes beyond enhancing the taste, flavour and aroma, it's also important from a psychological perspective too.
Customers that see something impressive, something that they can't recreate at home, are more likely to be prepared to pay premium for something that bit different – it's a great way to showcase your cocktail menu and, with the rise in online picture sharing, your venue too.
So, to make that perfect serve you're going to need to know much more than just your martini glass from your margarita glass, although it is rather a good place to start.
Martini Glasses
Martini glasses typically hold between five and ten ounces, although there is the Grande Martini glass which holds 50oz!
These classic cocktail glasses were made famous by the world renowned secret agent who likes his martini's shaken, not stirred.
Designed to be held at the stem rather than the bowl, the classic martini class ensures that the cocktail remains cool and refreshing.
We'd always recommend that busy cocktail bars to opt for toughened martini glasses which offer greater value in use.
The iconic martini glass design makes them particularly fragile around the rim should it fall over – toughened rims are designed withstand such impacts, saving you replacement costs.
Margarita Glasses
Traditionally featuring a low, wide and large bowl, margarita glasses are slightly larger than Martini glasses, holding between 10 and 15oz.
The wide rim bowl is usually coated with lime and salt, and other cocktail decorations.
Margarita glasses are also ideal for serving frozen cocktails like a daiquiri and can even be used to serve desserts.
Once again, toughened margarita glasses can offer better long term value, reducing breakage costs.
Pina Colada Glasses
Pina colada cocktail glasses are goblet-shaped and are designed to perfectly showcase tropical fruity cocktails at their best.
These goblet-shaped vessels are designed for the perfect mix of pineapple, coconut and rum – enough to make anyone break out into Rupert Holmes's Pina Colada song!
Recently, we've seen a trend of stemmed glassware used to serve a wide variety of cocktails – trying something new and exciting is a sure-fire way of enticing extra custom.
Sharing Cocktail Glasses
Cocktail sharing glasses, punch bowls and fish bowls are a favourite among groups wanting to share the cocktail experience.
From traditional bowls to novelty fish bowls and oversized stemware, here at Stephensons we really do have it all!
If you're going for something that bit different how about serving cocktails with Falcon enamelware, including beverage pots and cups – if enamel isn't your thing there are plenty of ceramic and metal alternatives!
Tiki Glasses
The Tiki scene is buzzing at the moment, a revival of what was all the rage back in the 1940's and 50's.
From glaring glass skulls to hula tiki girls and volcano tiki bowls, our tiki cocktail range offers a fantastic opportunity for truly impressive, exotic cocktail presentation.
Choose from a growing selection of tiki glasses, mugs and bowls for a slice of Mediterranean fun.
Don't forget to really set-off that tiki party, you'll need plenty of lavish cocktail decoration!
Cocktail Mugs
Cocktail mugs of all shapes and sizes are increasingly served at the bar for hearty helpings of fruity infusion.
Be it a glass beer tankard, squashed tin can or a battered old enamel mug, mugs (and beverage pots) offer a unique way of serving cocktails, they're extremely popular too!
Copper mugs are currently trending and are being used to serve more than the traditional Moscow Mule cocktail.
Go for something metal for that thirst-quenching, cool condensation appearance that will have your customers queuing at the bar.
Coffee Glasses
Cocktails are big and coffee's big – why shouldn't they go hand in hand?
Coffee cocktails originated in Soho, London and have since become popular across the country, giving guests a cool caffeinated kick before or after dinner.
To showcase your chilled coffee glasses, indulge in sparkling range of crystal clear glasses.
Double walled coffee glasses seem to be a favourite in venues at the moment as well as the more elegant, traditional coffee glasses.
Beer Glasses
Beer is another unusual cocktail ingredient that has taken hold recently – and we're not talking about shandy.
Also known as cockt-ales, beer cocktails are increasingly popular and are, of course, best served in beer glasses.
The rise is likely as a result of the craft beer boom which is now seeing a whole host of additional ingredients including fruit, sprits and wood used during the brewing process.
We've picked out a selection in our beer cocktail range that will show off your beer based cocktails in the best possible light.
Drinking Jars
That famous Kilner glass jar is still around and is as popular as ever.
Having made the front cover of the Stephensons catalogue in 2013, the Kilner glass jar has given rise to a new era of drinking jars – you can even get drinks dispensers to match now!
Take a look through our latest selection of cocktail drinking jars which is set out tom impress.
Cocktail Glasses
As you can see, we have a vast and varied range of cocktail glasses here at Stephensons, which also includes an expanding range of plastic glasses which are ideal for those Christmas parties that you have planned!
For more information and advice, contact our Customer Services team on 0161 483 6256 and don't forget to follow us on facebook and twitter to keep up to date with the latest products, offers and industry news!


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Tuesday, October 13, 2015 by freedomnews
When the Herrmann family decided to leave Germany eight years ago to come to Canada where homeschooling is more widely accepted, they thought they were making the smart choice for their children's health and education. But the nightmare that would ensue for their precious son Marc, an identical twin born prematurely with serious health problems that almost killed him, eventually drove the family back to their native land in desperate pursuit of medical freedom.
Marc, or Marcky as he is affectionately known by his family and friends, became yet another victim of the corrupt child services system after doctors misdiagnosed his condition and put him on drug treatments that made him worse-off. Born prematurely along with his twin brother, Marcky suffered from extremely low lung capacity and eating abnormalities that the experts claimed offered him little chance of survival but that he miraculously overcame by being placed in the same incubator as his brother shortly after birth.
Marcky's health was still questionable, though, and his parents decided that the best course of action was to homeschool him rather than send him to a germ-filled public school. Strict rules in Germany regarding homeschooling sent the family packing for Canada, where Marcky was eventually diagnosed with Miller Fisher syndrome, a variant of Guillain-Barre syndrome (which often results from vaccination; see MMR vaccine package insert[PDF]), resulting in him being prescribed intravenous immunoglobulin (IVIG) treatment.
Marcky's first diagnosis turned out to be wrong, and the IVIG treatment he was prescribed caused him to develop high blood pressure, fever, nausea, rashes and sensitivity to light. He also had a hard time eating and maintaining a healthy weight, because of which Marcky's doctor eventually changed his diagnosis to Wernicke's encephalopathy.
But Marcky's treatments for this second diagnosis continued to harm him, resulting in him losing more weight and also his ability to walk. His doctor at the time didn't seem to care, according to the family, and wasn't at all concerned with his declining health. And when the family tried to seek out a second opinion, the Child and Family Services Authority (CFSA) stepped in and seized custody of Marcky, accusing his parents of neglect.
Meanwhile, the quack doctor that got the first two diagnoses wrong switched Marcky's diagnosis again, this time to EDNOW, or "Eating Disorder Not Otherwise Specified." When this turned out to be yet another bad diagnosis, the doctor changed Marcky's disorder a FOURTH time to ARFID, "Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder" — but no tests were ever run to see if there was any psychological basis for Marcky's symptoms.
Rather than investigate Marcky's doctor for repeatedly making false diagnoses that were making the boy's condition worse, CFSA instead accused Marcky's parents of neglecting and abusing him. The state covered for this quack doctor, and for the next year, Marcky suffered what amounts to institutionalized torture and abuse while under the "care" of the Canadian government.
"It was the worst time in my life," recalls Marcky about his time in captivity. "The pains were not only physically but also mentally and I was forbidden to tell my parents. I was forbidden to say that Child Services ignored the mistakes of Doctors and instead they helped them cover it up. How I felt was not a big deal for them. I was so alone for so long and I do not want to go back to that memory but I understand that if I do not speak up these tortures will keep happening. That is why I tried my best to write."
According to Marcky, CFSA conducted heinous medical experiments on him without informed consent, falsely accused him of being retarded, force-fed him lactose even though he is lactose-intolerant and isolated him from everyone in his life who loves him — all in the name of "protecting" him from his supposedly "dangerous" family.
"I lost my freedom, I lost my family. I lost my friends. I learnt many lessons, the friends from Church Groups slowly disappeared because no one wants to deal with a child who is in the care of CFS," wrote Marcky about his experience.
Marcky was eventually released from the CFSA prison, with the help of the German embassy. But if it weren't for his bravery in coming forward, he could have become a permanent subject of the Canadian government. You can read Marcky's full story here:
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There are eight medical schools in Sri Lanka that teach evidence based (sometimes called "western") medicine. The oldest medical school is the Faculty of Medicine, University of Colombo, established as Ceylon Medical School in 1870. There are medical faculties in Peradeniya, Kelaniya, Sri Jayawardanepura, Galle, Batticaloa, Jaffna and Rajarata as well.
Kelaniya Medical Faculty initially started as the North Colombo Medical College (NCMC), a private medical institution. It was one of the earliest private higher educational institutions (1980). Heavy resistance by the medical professionals, university students and other professionals led to its nationalization and to its renaming as the Kelaniya Medical Faculty.
Faculty of Health-Care Sciences is the faculty that offers MBBS together with other para-medical courses. It is an entity of the Eastern University – Sri Lanka.
The Open International University for Complementary Medicines, established under World Health Organization teaches various field of Medicines and related program of Environmental Sciences.
Graduates from these medical schools revive Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery degree, MBBS, which takes a period of five to six years plus a residency period of one year for full registration. Due to the limited intake a large number of students go abroad to study medicine, these include commonwealth countries, as well as in recent years Bangladesh, Russia and China. However private medical schools are in the process of being established at present with the South Asian Institute of Technology and Medicine. Establishment of private medical schools have been opposed by all professionals in Sri Lanka due to the poor quality of the facilities and the qualifications of the students enroled. The Higher Education Minister and the University Grants Commission (UGC) were criticised by the Government Medical Officers' Association (GMOA) for offering degree awarding status to the South Asian Institute of Technology and Medicine.[39] despite having basic problems of training programme.
Postgraduate Institute of Medicine (PGIM) is the only institution that provides specialist training of medical doctors.
The Institute of Indigenous Medicine of the University of Colombo, the Gampaha Wickramarachchi Ayurvedhic Medicine Institute of theUniversity of Kelaniya and the Faculty of Siddha Medicine, University of Jaffna teach Ayurvedha/ Unani


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A weakened immune system makes it harder for you to fight off germs that cause the common cold and flu. And since your immune system can be a bit weaker during pregnancy, you may be more vulnerable to viral infections. But since many over-the-counter cold medications aren't safe to take when you're pregnant, you may want to consider an alternative therapy, such as chiropractic treatment, to help boost your immune system and ward off nasty cold viruses.
Chiropractic Care and Body Systems
Although chiropractic care can't cure colds and flu, by maximizing your nervous and immune systems, you can help prevent illness or aid your body in healing faster when you do get sick. Whether chiropractic adjustments to your neck and spine release stress on nerves or improve lymph flow, chiropractic care focuses on helping your body systems function better.
Central Nervous System
A healthy nervous system helps to ensure that the body's other systems–including the immune system–are functioning properly. Spinal adjustments to correct vertebral misalignments that put stress on the nerves can help increase your body's resistance to illness. The release of pressure off the nerves allows your immune system to work better, making it easier for your body to fight off colds and flu.
Subluxations that cause structural stress on the spine can weaken your immune system, which then make you more susceptible to viral and bacterial infections. While you still may catch a cold, by strengthening your body's natural ability to fight off illness, spinal adjustments, along with exercise and nutrition advice offered by a chiropractor, can mean being sick for a shorter duration.
Lymphatic System
Lymph nodes filter out viruses, bacteria, and other harmful pathogens from lymph fluid. Therefore, when your body is fighting off infection, the lymph nodes in your neck may become swollen–a condition that often occurs when you have cold or flu symptoms.
Lymph fluid drains out through a network of lymph ducts found throughout your body. Some of these ducts are located along your spine and in your neck. When your spine or neck get out of alignment, whether from muscle tension or an injury, these lymph ducts can become blocked or congested.
Muscle contractions move the lymph fluid from body tissues to the bloodstream where white blood cells are then carried throughout the body. But when a vertebrae in the spine isn't in the proper position, communication between the brain and musculoskeletal system is disrupted, which can affect the function of the lymphatic system.
Chiropractic adjustments that put your neck and spine back into proper alignment relieve pressure on congested lymph ducts. This allows lymph fluid to flow freely again, which strengthens your immune system, helping to protect against colds and flu.
Chiropractic Maintenance Therapy
Regular chiropractic maintenance is an alternative to taking over-the-counter cold medications that can cause side effects and affect fetal development. Chiropractic maintenance care often includes preventive services such as hands-on soft-tissue manipulation, exercise, nutritional advice, and instruction in relaxation techniques–all preventive measures that help counteract the negative impact of physical and emotional stressors on your body that can lead to illness and disease.
For more information, contact a local chiropractor, such as Angie Wilson.Share


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The HealthWell Foundation has announced the creation of the Macular Degeneration Fund to help eligible patients with macular degeneration meet their out-of-pocket co-payments and premiums.
HealthWell provides financial assistance to adults and children facing medical hardship resulting from gaps in their insurance that cause out-of-pocket medical expenses to escalate rapidly. HealthWell assists with the treatment-related cost-sharing obligations of these patients. Learn more at HealthWell Foundation.
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Over Farm Market is open seven days a week and is just one mile from Gloucester city centre, off the A40. In the farm shop you'll find seasonal fruit and vegetables grown here on the farm and lots of tasty local and British ware.
As well as our farm shop, we have an annual Halloween event, a variety of petting animals, a venue barn and much more to keep you entertained – there's something for everyone!
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iWiSE stands for Indian women in science and engineering. The pioneer objective of iWiSE is to conduct conferences to muster the women from all over the country to share their inspirational success stories and to discuss their professional as well as personal ideas. Various women serving as ideals in their respective fields, which are difficult to study, makes the conferences encouraging place for the junior ones working in these technical fields or want to work in these fields and opens the gateways to the glorious future for them.
Besides this it is known to all of us that even today in India women are not endowed with so many rights as they should be, for those women these conferences serve as a platform to open up and present their valuable ideas that could be then worked upon and may yield inevitable results. In spite of this all, different plans and projects regarding how to improvise the present situation of women and how to encourage the women to participate in these conferences are laid during the conferences which also lead to enhancement of leadership qualities among women.
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Drone air traffic control wants to tame the skyTens of thousands of drones take off every day and managing airspace can be difficult. AirMap and Dedrone are two companies trying to make sense of the skies.
[NOISE] Tens of thousands of drones take flight every day. And in the near future there could be millions taking pictures, helping rescuers. Delivering orders and maybe even delivering us. Without lanes of traffic lights in the sky, the air space is going to get crowded. We've already seen airports come to it's standstill and people get injured because of bad drone activity. Turns out we need air traffic control for drones and that's what Airmap aims to be. The Southern California based does not create the map in the sky, like the name can suggest,instead, it constantly takes in weather, terrain and traffic and regulatory data from a variety of sources. Including the FAA, the National Park Service and Emergency Dispatch. This is really an index of what's happening in realtime in 3D Three dimensions. AirMap shows everything, from the locations of prisons and schools, to temporary flight restrictions over Dodger Stadium, or even a wildfire. Major drone makers like DGI, Unique, and 3D Robotics, use the information to remotely keep their drones out of harm's way. For geofencing to keep drones from flying into unsafe airspace. Airmap is used by 130 airports across the US including LAX and Houston. Airports can get notice of nearby drone flights and communicate with those drone pilots. All of that red area, there should really never be drones flights. Because there's so many manned air traffic there. Drone pilots voluntarily register with Airmap and submit a flight plan. Basic dynamic data on the map like first responder activity and any warnings before taking off. There is always a way to get in contact with the others in any kind of emergency situation. But not every drone flight has good intentions or registers with airmap. D join is a private service that let's governments, big corporations and stadiums monitor their airspace. To use Dedrone system, unique ground based hardware including RF sensor and video camera. And that's being used to pick up video of the drone flying. It's being sent back down stairs into our software. That software works out if the flying object is a drone or a bird, by matching its characteristics against a, so called, DNA database. Drones fly in a. Pretty different manner than say a bird or an airplane>>Once the system detects the drone the user can decide to deploy security measures. Things may be even trickier in the future when drones are flying autonomously delivering packages and people>>Our capabilities that we've developed to drones apply just the same to flying cars>>Its a future that's turning highways into skyways. In Santa Monica, Lexy Savvides, CNET. COM for CBS News. [SOUND]


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More research is needed to determine which common industrial chemicals harm kids. By Alisa Opar
Millions of children worldwide are exposed to industrial chemicals that could be impairing their brain development, researchers report in the latest issue of The Lancet.
Today, one in every six children worldwide has a developmental disability, which usually affects the nervous system. Though the causes of these neurodevelopmental disorders, such as cerebral palsy, autism, and attention deficit disorder, are largely unknown, scientists have pinpointed a few industrial chemicals as culprits.
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Further research is required to determine how other chemicals affect kids' brains, says Pierre Grandjean, lead author of the paper. The authors reviewed recent research on hazardous substances. They found that 201 industrial chemicals, including solvents, metals, and pesticides, are known to be toxic to the adult human brain. But when they looked for documentation on how children are affected, they discovered a lack of research. Only five of these chemicals—lead, methylmercury, arsenic, PCBs, and toluene—are known to harm brain development in children and fetuses.
About half of the chemicals the authors looked at are commonly used in industry, and pose a threat to humans when they make their way into the environment. For example, methylmercury released into Minamata Bay in Japan by a plastics plant accumulated in fish, which were caught and eaten by local residents. Infants born to mothers who consumed the fish suffered from various disabilities, including mental retardation, whereas adults were less seriously affected, if at all.
"Small amounts of chemicals that may be innocuous to adults can have debilitating effects on a fetus or small child," said Grandjean in an email. "We can live a healthy life with just one kidney, but a slight loss of brain function can seriously impact on our quality of life, our education, and economic productivity."
As a result, we are experiencing what Grandjean calls a 'silent pandemic'.
"It's a pandemic because it probably affects millions and millions of children today, just like lead pollution from gasoline affected a whole generation of children in the U.S. It's silent because most of the children are not 'sick', they don't have a diagnosis, they just don't function as well as they could have," he says.
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James Strachan wrote: > Sure - wanna raise a JIRA for this? (A patch would be even better :) > > On 6/12/06, Christopher G. Stach II <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: >> If a rollback on two messages happens between three transactional >> deliveries, and the two messages are redelivered with the same >> redelivery backoff settings, there is a likelihood that both messages >> will cause another rollback to happen. If maximumRedeliveries is set >> too low, or there are a maximumRedeliveries + 1 messages coming in >> simultaneously, messages may never get delivered. Can we get another >> option for the clients that adds a random backoff delay adjustment in >> addition to the constant backoff delay factor? This would end up >> working like most other collision avoidance algorithms. I will see if I can dedicate some time to it this week. It would really help out over here. -- Christopher G. Stach II
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I've been doing a lot of research lately on education for a book I'm writing. As part of my research, I've been watching a number of speeches by Sir Ken Robinson. His insights on learning have given me a lot to think about, and a lot of inspiration behind the world building of my book.
I'm still at the beginning stages of research, so this is just the dough of what will hopefully one day be fully-formed and edible thought, but let's watch me ramble for a bit about some realizations I've had.
In America, but also in school systems all around the world, the focus is on the "hard knowledge" classes like math and science. When the time comes to find cuts in the budget, the arts are almost always the first to go. And you rarely see dance integrated into the curriculum.
The arts are largely seen as leisure activities. Someone I admire has told me repeatedly that my interest in the arts is less valuable than if I had chosen something more marketable. That's the outdated belief that school systems are laboring under: that creativity is less valuable than conformity. If you score high on standardized tests, you're viewed as smarter and more valuable than someone who scored lower than you did. But as (does one always use Sir to refer to a knighted person? Is he Sir Ken? I know I always call Sir Ian McKellen "Sir Ian," so) Sir Ken pointed out, companies want people who are creative, who can help them adapt to the world as it changes by thinking outside the box.
But our education system teaches us conformity, not diversity.
I enjoyed some stages of school. I loved elementary school, I liked middle school, I really liked junior high, I disliked high school, and I loved university.
I think what I loved most about elementary school and what I took most for granted was the freedom of being wrong. When I think back to elementary school, I think of bright hallways and smiling teachers and vivid colors and laughing and running and games. I think of recess and concerts and time to play. I don't remember any red marks on my papers or feeling so nervous about going to school that I'd look up ways to induce vomiting so I could fake sick and stay home.
That didn't happen until junior high, and as I said, I really liked junior high. But after I left elementary school, I didn't love school again until I got to university.
What's maybe the most ironic moment of my academic life was in third grade when I heard we would be marked with more specific grades than the ones we'd been getting before. I was excited. I liked learning, and I liked being praised, and I assumed grading would be encouragement. When I'd gotten an answer wrong before, the teacher had said, "You've almost got it, try again." When I got to third grade, I entered the world of grading and testing.
At this stage, if I got something wrong, I couldn't be taught how to correct it and earn that point back. If I got a question wrong, I was stuck being wrong. Even if I'd only written the wrong answer by mistake, the mark at the top of the paper told me, "You were wrong, and now you have to carry the weight of being wrong." Suddenly, I was fixated on my grades, far more than learning anything.
By fourth grade, school made me nervous. I didn't want to do dry, boring pages of homework, and after a year or two of getting bad grades, I was used to it and found little motivation in the threat of getting a bad grade. All good grades meant to me was a lack of people angry with me, and that wasn't motivation enough either. Instead, I found ways to avoid both homework and making people angry by cultivating a stronger sense of humor. It's become a life skill, a defense mechanism, and a recreational hobby that's probably been my single most powerful tool. Not just making people laugh, but learning to laugh things off.
Fifth and sixth grade were worse academically. I got used to seeing Cs on my report card, and I stopped caring entirely about math and science. I'd once quite liked science, and when I was very young I'd liked playing math games. By sixth grade, math terrified me and science just seemed insurmountably dull. On top of that, I heard people everywhere talking about "creative vs. logical" and all the right/left brain clichés and I started to think my disillusionment with math and science just meant I wasn't smart enough for "hard knowledge" and just the "soft knowledge" of the arts and humanities I excelled in. I thought, "I'm just wired differently, and I never would have been good at those subjects anyway."
But I don't think that's true. I think had someone showed me things exploding (from a safe distance) or let me mix chemicals or something visual, I would have caught on. If someone had started off explaining science to me in creative terms, if they'd told me stories about scientists and how they'd discovered their incredible work, I would have loved it. I've always loved the stars, and I love listening to explanations by scientists, and I love finding out how machines function and how gravity differs from planet to planet. I love theories about parallel universes and I love doing research and finding out things I don't know. I want to know as much as I possibly can, and when I've learned all that, I want there to be more that I still don't know, because the potential of the unknown is just as exciting as learning something new.
I would have loved science. I know I would have.
Instead, my clearest memory of fourth grade science is the C I got on my report card because of one project. The teacher told us to write a paper on a scientist of our choice and gave us a list of names to choose from. The only person left when the list got to me was a female scientist who, at the time, only merited a paragraph in one of our library's encyclopedias and two sentences in the whole of the internet. I couldn't find more information, and, when I asked my teacher about it, she frowned at me and told me to look harder in the library. The librarian and I couldn't find more, and I handed in a paper half the size as the one she wanted. I got an F, and my A plummeted to a C.
What's worse is that I liked the teacher. She had always been patient with me, and when my classmates called her scary, I felt a rush of pride and gratitude that she was nice to me. I wanted to impress her, I wanted to do well, and I liked when I got good grades, but I don't remember being excited to learn anything. After that project, the project that singlehandedly sunk my grade beyond resurrecting, I felt even less excitement to try. Because why bother now? My A was gone, and the best I could hope for now was a C+ or a B-.
University was incredible. For the first time in my educational existence, I had choices. I didn't have to study Math/Science/English/Religion/Art/History. I could, but I didn't have to, once I'd filled my required credits. At the very earliest possible opportunity, I enrolled in courses that covered ancient cultures and writing and anthropology and philosophy. And then I found theatre, and my world became infused with the light of happiness and knowledge and culture and NEW YORK.
…I went to college in New York. I think I missed that detail. Ah, well. Anyway, university. It was awesome. I got to pursue my passion, and I got to make writing the main focus of my education. That was game-changing for me.
I want to start doing more research on what they call "alternative" methods of education, because I think there's a lot of merit to be gained by changing the current system of education.
People are naturally curious. We're naturally community-driven. The fact that so many people see their desire to learn snuffed out is a disappointing fact of life, but it's one that can be changed. By changing the approach to education, students can become learners.


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Kevin Green became the first state track champion in Bethlehem Christian Academy history by winning the 300-meter hurdles at the GISA Class A meet last week in Albany.
Green completed the event in 46.52 at Hugh Mill Stadium to earn first place.
"Kevin had a great performance," said coach Lance Fendley. "We are proud that he is the first state track champion in school history. That sets the top for the future of our program."
In addition to Green's state title, Ben Morgan was the GISA Class A state runner-up in the 100-meter dash in 11.81.
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Corrected entry: At the beginning of this episode, Dawson and Jen are in their film class. The class was formerly taught by Mr. Gold, but was just taken over by "Miss Kennedy". Dawson and Jen are still sophomores in this second season. But during season one, we learned that Mr. Gold's film class was for juniors only; and he only let Dawson sit in as a 'Study Hall' type situation. So why, only a semester later in their sophomore year, are Dawson and Jen suddenly attending the actual film class as students, when it's supposed to be strictly for juniors only?
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During the discussion of the protocol in the Senate's plenary session, the Minister for Investment and Development Zhenis Kasymbek said that between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan there is currently no bus services for passengers. Kasymbek noted that this creates inconvenience during border crossing.
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This year's Channel O Music Video Awards red carpet will be taken on by Angolan Channel O VJ turned Big Brother superstar Weza and Tanzania beauty Jokate.
Weza will be stationed on the main red carpet to get up close and personal interviews with artists and celebrities while Jokate will venture out to the pre drinks area as well as back stage at the awards.
Weza joined Channel O as Top Mais host – a music chart show that celebrates both local and internationally based Hip-Hop and R&B artists, the crème de le crème that Mozambique and Angola has to offer – and this year sees 24 year university graduate Jokate Urban Mwegelo who hails from Tanzania join the O family. For "JK" – as she is also known – being part of the channel is a great opportunity, "This is a chance for me to promote African talent and present it to the world.
I am looking forward to interviewing African superstars, building my brand across Africa, inspiring young people to explore and be better with their talents." To her, Africa is the best place to be, "Everything is happening in this continent and everybody wants to be a part of this growth and the possibilities it holds," she adds.
Last year the red carpet was taken on by a very fashionable Dineo Moeketsi who got to chat to all the artists who came out to celebrate African music. This year Dineo accompanied by Nigerian R&B sensation Banky W will be taking on the main awards show which will be broadcast LIVE on Friday, 11 November 2011 at 21:00 CAT.The 2011 Channel O Music Video awards red carpet will premiere on Sunday, 13 November at 18:00 CAT followed by a repeat of the main show at 19:00.
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