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Tension rose in Ikere Ekiti, last week Monday, following a violent clash between some students and commercial drivers after a female student was raped.
A 200 level student of the College of Education, Ikere Ekiti was allegedly raped by a commercial driver along College-Igbara Odo way on Sunday.
The lady, was said to be suffering from malaria fever, and she went to town to seek medical treatment, when she came across a commercial driver, top, who raped her, at about 8pm.
Enraged by the action, students of the College on Monday took to the streets and dealt with any known commercial driver sighted along the way. The suspect has now been arrested.
Speaking with the police public relations officer of the state command, Mr Alberto Adeyemi, described rape as the highest point of criminality which he said would not be tolerated.

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Another horny scatvideo where I press the sausage into rubber and they showcase my maniac.
Tag Archives: sausages
Shitting While Standing
Imagine you're lounging on the ground, I open up my asshole over you. Comes out a delicious chocolate sausage …. hmmm
Once Again Shitting Into Rubber
It was time again for a sausage in the condom. Quick still a knot in and then off so my sausage paramours 😉
Outdoor Sexy Shitting30cm Long Sausage
I go on my balcony and have a very sexy brief skirt on ,then I,ll demonstrate you my panty arse…..pull the thongto the side and shit a mega 30 cm long sausage!!hope the neighbor has not noticed…..hihi!!
Threetime Wet Pussy And Dry Sausages
My three sausages were indeed harsh and dry, this is the labia more easily. The third time, I run even the cream of the Pussy
Thicker Than Thick
My last sausage is so thick that would have fit wahrschienlich not even in my taut g-spot, and because I have pressed so much, even a drop of my twat juices comes to the fore 😉
Hard Scat Sausage
A horny hard scat sausage, I express to you by my taut asshole! Horny right?
Two Horny Fat Servings Cornkv
The cool thing is that the corn comes out almost undigested. So there is this time a fat sausage with yellow corn 😉 One time as a total assets shot with face, once as a Close-up
The sausage did not come out again, so I had to truly squeeze doll.
Pressed Out Hard Sausage
Well honey, you also want to have such a gem? 😉


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To help celebrate my upcoming 4th blog anniversary, today is the start of the "librarian style profile" mini-series! 😀 (And if you're a U.S. resident, be sure to enter my $50 Macy's gift card giveaway — deadline is Monday the 11th!)
First up is Jane, who you may be familiar with from her guest post last summer. She's a children's librarian and has a cheery outlook and sense of style! Thanks, Jane, for sharing!
Brief bio and background as a librarian (or MLS experience):
Hi everybody! I'm Jane, aka @raincityjane, or the Rain City Librarian! I'm a children's librarian in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, where the rainy season lasts pretty much the entire year. I graduated with my MLIS from the University of British Columbia in 2014 and have worked as an auxiliary children's librarian with the Vancouver Public Library ever since.
How would you describe your style?
I would describe my style as practical. I definitely value comfort over style, and you'll never find me working in a pair of high heels or in anything tight or restrictive — I need room to move! I am addicted to stripes, polka dots, colourful dresses and graphic t-shirts, and it has been suggested that I became a children's librarian simply so that I could have an excuse to wear polka dots all the time.
[Editor's note: Love that! Nothing wrong with a polka dot!]
I'm particularly addicted to book t-shirts — I've got a pretty sizable collection, and I'm still adding more. I find they're a perfect icebreaker when visiting new classes or groups — the kids always get a kick out of seeing a familiar book on my t-shirt. It's a great conversation starter.
I also own 20+ cardigans. The stereotype is real, folks.
[Editor's note: Yep. Cardigans for the win.]
- 'Where the Wild Things Are' t-shirt {same design on a tank top} {same design on a clutch}
- Grey marled long cardigan {very similar}
- Skinny jeans {very similar}
- Nude patent leather, round-toe ballet flats {very similar}
Do you have any strong opinions or thoughts about the connection between style and your profession as a librarian?
As a public librarian, it's important to look professional but still appear approachable. We want people to trust us as professionals and take us seriously, but at the same time, we don't want people to feel intimidated or uncomfortable asking us for help. I'd never come to work in a skirt suit and pumps — the last thing I want is for my patrons to think I'm strict or stuffy, or associate me with lawyers or administrators or other authority figures. This can be especially important when working in communities where patrons might have had unpleasant experiences with authority figures or government institutions. So, I'm more likely to come to work in a polka dot dress and leggings, or even dark jeans, a t-shirt and a cardigan. Clean, presentable, but still down-to-earth and relatable.
Comfort is even more important when working with kids — I recently did a painting project with a group of primary school kids, so you'd better believe I didn't wear anything too fancy that day. On any given day you'll find me jumping up and down at storytime, reaching high or bending low to get books off of shelves, or walking around the neighborhood lugging a trolley full of books to visit a local school. My clothes need to be comfortable, breathable, flexible and offer enough coverage to allow for plenty of movement!
Do you have a "casual Friday" policy at your work? Or do you institute your own personal "casual Friday" dress code?
Pretty much every day is "Casual Friday" at my workplace. Our official dress code is very flexible — no yoga/sweat pants, nothing with holes, nothing torn or dirty, nothing with offensive or commercial slogans, nothing too revealing. That's pretty much it. There's a lot of sartorial freedom, and people do dress in all sorts of different ways. We've also got a wide range of hair colours, makeup styles, tattoos and piercings, which is great — the staff at the public library should be as diverse as the communities they serve.
[Editor's note: What an awesome statement — totally agree!]
Do you plan your outfits in advance, or go with how you feel on the day?
I'll be honest, I don't really plan my outfits. The night before work, I pull out some clothes for the next day, because I usually only leave myself about 15 minutes to get out the door to catch my morning bus. I'll usually grab a few different shirts so I have some options depending on the weather situation and how I feel. That's about as much as much thought as I put into my outfits! I don't colour-match, I don't coordinate, and I don't wear a lot of accessories. I typically wear colourful tops and dark jeans, or dresses and leggings. Done and out the door!
Do your casual and work styles differ?
My casual and work styles differ a little bit — I often wear dresses to work, but typically live in blue jeans and sneakers when I'm at home. I worked in the corporate world for 5+ years before becoming a librarian, so I'm thrilled to be able to ditch those pencil skirts and pumps in favour of more casual styles. I'm all about that comfort!
Thanks for having me on your blog, Jen, and congrats on your blogiversary!
Thank you, Jane! Want more librarian style profiles? You can check out more librarian style profiles here.


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My roommates have an orange light they turn on in the living room, not to be mistaken with the red lights that are common in Amsterdam, cause it looks totally different (not at all). As you can imagine, I try not to stand near the window during these times… I've spent the last week fixing my eyes so I am not Julie-pumpkin-face and getting myself out into the world. So here is the inside scoop on my recent (mis)adventures:
- How to dance like you saw a double rainbow
- A Culinary Tour: Stroopwaffles or as I like to call them, "shamecakes"
- AmsterDAMAGE: How the Netherlands broke my sense of direction
- Sun showers and self-reflection: follow me into metaphor-land
#1. How to dance like you saw a double rainbow:
Think of how amazing your friends are and the wide variety of circumstances that it took for you to find them. Now, imagine yourself in a new country for 4 months, how are you going to find good company? That's the challenge. Even though I am a very friendly girl, making friends here has been more difficult that I expected because I don't live in Amsterdam where my classes are and Utrecht-ians keep a bit to themselves. As a result, I've used couchsurfing (a site for travelers) to meet people in the area and ask them to show me their favourite cafe in town.
On a Saturday night I was invited by a Dutch local named Judith, a well referenced couchsurfer, to have dinner at her house and then to go to an alternative dance party. If you are wondering what an alternative dance party is, the only information I had to go on was, that people dance barefoot… and there are smoothies.
In the spirit of being abroad and saying 'yes' to new things, I agreed and showed up to her house, sunflowers in hand. She lives in a trailer on the yard of an anti-squatting plot. In other words, she lives on the edge of the edge of society. But she is great and her trailer looks like a little girl's jewellery box— the tin trailer incasing panther print blankets and christmas lights. After a dinner of quinoa, sprouts and homemade hummus we biked over to the venue
Let me set the scene— we walk into this huge house where every floor is dedicated to a different kind of alternative atmosphere. For instance, we passed a room where people drew with crayons and laid down on beds of nails, a 're-assuring' sign that whatever I was about to get into would be unexpected. So we get to the top floor and our 'class' before the dance party begins. First activity, pick a partner and dance with only your shoulders together. Second activity, pick a partner and dance with only your feet together. Third activity, pick a partner and dance with your middle fingers together! Interesting…ahem.
After this warm up, the most rigorous part of the 'class' begins. Here, 1/2 the class had to be a reed in the water while the other 1/2 of the class was the wind that pushes the reed. And I suppose what we should learn is how to be 'free' and move how you move and not how you think you are supposed to move. Amazing lesson, but if manifests in a very particular way. That is, the people who were most 'free' dance crazy… like really crazy… like they saw a double rainbow crazy. This was definitely a bit out of my comfort zone, but I'd be lying if I said that I wasn't smiling the entire time. However, I did leave when people started getting their faces painted like cats and hula-hooping. That's when I cashed in my chips and thought, "I'm good— I think that's enough strange for me tonight."
# 2: A Culinary Tour: Stroopwaffles or as I like to call them, "shamecakes"
Each blog post I hope to investigate a particular kind of Dutch food, this week is Stroopwaffles. These are cookies with multiple layers of waffles and syrup pressed together (delicious), however, they have the adverse affect of turning me into a raptor from Jurassic park. Rather than eating like a human, I devour not just one little stroopwaffle, but all of its friends. In fact, this post was supposed to have a picture spelling out the word "Stroopwaffles" with stroopwaffles, but after 2 failed attempts from simply eating the cookies, I gave up. But, I digress… Stroopwaffles are a good culinary places to start because they represent one of the largest sections in the grocery store.
Here are some quick facts about shamecakes, I mean stroopwaffles:
- How much do they cost? 1-5 euro depending on quality and quantity (shamefully afffordable)
- When do people eat them? All. The. Time. They are also an excellent 'waiting for the train' food.
- How much does quality matter? You can definitely taste the difference between a cheap stroopwaffle because they are more brittle, whereas 'high quality' break-your-teeth-with-sweetness is a soft experience where the caramel strands are endless.
- Extra tip: Eat them in a social situation as a way to induce self control
# 3: AmsterDAMAGE: How the Netherlands broke my sense of direction
Every place has small details that you know right then and there that you will miss. Like every day I see about 6 or 8 people who just bought flowers. Amazing. Buying flowers is kind of a special event in Toronto.
Here, even the most dreary cafes have fresh flowers on the table… these are small details I will miss. Or the fact that when you bike here, you don't feel like you are going to die, again small details. What I will not miss however, is the city planning. In the Netherlands the city is built in relation to the canals, often creating concentric circles in the city plan. What I can't get my head around is the fact that the street names will change 4 times in 100 meters. Everyone probably has a street named after them, it's probably not even a special thing anymore.
There are some people who have amazing inner ears and brag about how great they are with directions and this is NOT me. Actually the only time I've been good at directions was in Italy where most of the city planning resembles a plate of spaghetti that fell on the floor—somehow that particular type of chaos spoke to me. Also, because of this concentric circle thing, the streets curve slightly. Tricky, right? So rather than going west, all of a sudden you find yourself going south. I think the french invaded the Netherlands, but they probably had to do it like 5 times because the streets kept curving them back to France.
# 4: Sun showers and self-reflection: follow me into metaphor-land
As can be expected, being abroad comes with its fair share of ups and downs. This is not just because you struggle with things like language differences or having to resist their sweet sweet cookies. Rather, it is because everything that defines you is temporarily taken away. Things like, where you live, your friends, what your apartment looks like— all the things that tell someone something about you, without you having to…
Yesterday I was walking back from class and it started to rain while the sun was shining. Not just for a split second, but for several minutes. It occurred to me that this, this is what I was feeling. It is both loss and liberation of one's life and of one's sense of self. What comes out of the experience is knowing what stays the same within you, despite everything else that has been shaken. And that is profound. How often is it that you can see your shadow holding an umbrella? Rare, right? Living abroad let's you see that. You can witness yourself struggle, cope and blossom.
During this process, I can watch my own coping mechanisms, develop them and fine tune them. For instance, one day I was feeling a bit down because I was like, "The only place in Holland that is mine, I am allergic to…" and so I decided that I was going to bake something. Something that would make me feel like a successful and capable human and that I can share with others because so much of my experience here is solitary. So I baked a cake in the shape of a heart and BOOM, feeling of superhero-ness restored. It is such a simple thing, but you need small wins.


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Radio Zen, page 244
South of the Border, page 250
Corporate ZenWorks, page 256
Open Window, page 262
mnemonic, page 268
WE CAN SIT AROUND and talk theory all we like, but until our hands are dirty with the very pieces that make up the puzzle of a CSS-based design, the message will remain somewhat amorphous and theoretical.
In order to leave you with some hands-on practice, we've chosen six CSS Zen Garden designs and have analyzed the coding process behind each in the pages of this chapter. Work along with us as we do so, and improve your understanding of the process and techniques used in contemporary CSS design.


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5 Things Which Make the Step in Tubs Different From Ordinary Bath Tubs
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Published: 03/14/2014 by Lovisa Alvin
Nothing in life can serve as an alternative to a warm and soothing bath. But elderly, kids and people with disabilities or mobility issues cannot access an ordinary bathtub. That's why step in bathtubs are becoming quite popular around the world. They aren't just safety bathtubs for seniors and kids- they also serve as an excellent choice for those who want more convenience and bathing comforts. Considering that bathrooms are one of the most dangerous places for slip and fall accidents, having step in tubs can reduce one's chances of falling and hurting themselves. At the same time, they provide a list of luxurious features and facilities to make your bathing experience more comfortable. Here is a list of five factors that make step-in tubs different and a more viable option than ordinary bathtubs.
More range of customized options
When you buy an ordinary bathtub, what kind of factors you can customize? Well, you can customize the body of your bathtub, its size, its color and material. But step-in tubs offer you more variety than your regular bathtub. From choice between number of rotational jets to size, material and adjustable handles, almost everything about these tubs is customized. Since walk-ins and step-ins usually have one piece shell and sub-frame steel, you can choose between variety of features, such as optional therapy systems, including additional heater for keeping water warmer, wall jets, hydro massagers deck mounted shower heads.
Reduced mold and bacteria
Your regular, ordinary bathtub won't drain quickly. And even if it does, it won't be as powerful as a step-in bathtub. A well designed step-in will not just offer quicker drainage to ensure that they are safe bathtubs for seniors, kids and individuals with immobility, but they also come with a 20 minutes purge cycle. This cycle helps get rid of stagnate water which creates mold and bacteria. Every twenty minutes after the bath is switched off, the air motor of these step-ins blow out all excess water. Therefore, it needs lesser maintenance. So, you don't need to scrub it for upkeep.
They are safer
Did you know that 250,000 Americans over the age of 60 fall in and around ordinary bathtub areas? Well, with step in safety bathtubs for seniors, you wouldn't have to worry about broken hips and injured ankles anymore. Step in bathtubs have been designed to be wider and accessible through wheelchair or feet. While your ordinary bathtub is 1.5 feet tall and requires stepping over the length, a step-in simply requires the user to open the door and step into the bath. Therefore, it is a viable option for elderly citizens.
Designed for special needs
Just a single walk-in feature doesn't give step-in an edge over the ordinary bathtub. It is a multitude of other features, such as adjustable height leveling legs and contoured seating area with bidet which makes them more convenient for regular users and people with special needs. Height leveling ensures that wheelchair bound people and kids can use them, while contoured seating makes them more comfortable. Deck mounted shower heads and safety handles make it more convenient for those living in hospice and assisted care.
All these factors distinguish a step-in bathtub from your traditional, ordinary bathtub. So, change your bathtub now!


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Visit Sunnybrook
Sunnybrook is unique, a small school with a grand vision for student learning and a big heart. Visit us to experience the community, the students, the learning environment, the IB PYP.
We offer two options for visiting our school, Tours and Open Houses. We recommend that families consider coming on a Tour as well as visiting our Open House.
Contact firstname.lastname@example.com for Tours or to RSVP for an Open House.
School Tours
Tours are usually led by our Director of Admissions & Vice Principal, Tanya Low, and offer prospective families a comprehensive view of Sunnybrook School in action. Tours are arranged by appointment:
- call 416-487-5308
- email email@example.com.
Open Houses
We begin with a presentation to answer questions and demonostrate what is special about SBS. Following the presentation, you will enjoy a tour with a Grade 6 student. Parent feedback tells us that our student ambassadors give lively, meaningful tours; they love the unique 'kids eye view' of the SBS experience. In addition to meeting students, our Director of Admissions and Principal will be available to meet you and answer questions.
2018/19 Open Houses Dates:
October 24 |1:30 - 3:00 pm
November 22 |1:30 - 3:00 pm
February 13 |1:30 - 3:00 pm
April 4 |1:30 - 3:00 pm
Please note: the Open House presentation begins at 1:30 pm, tours begin at 2:00 pm
For Tours or to RSVP for an Open House, contact firstname.lastname@example.com.


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When I arrived at the University of Alabama in fall 2015 I was immediately struck by both the magnitude of resources available on campus and in the surrounding area, along with the need for targeted support in certain communities. All youth have both the right and the need to be supported, feel safe and enjoy their educational experiences.
Those living and attending school in low-income communities may need these things more than others. Poverty has been identified as an important barrier for academic and social success. There is a need for schools, universities and nonprofit organizations to work together toward more nuanced models of youth development. The after-school time space has emerged as a key programmatic target for expanding upon students' in-school learning as a way to better meet their individual and social needs.
Along with my colleagues Michael Lawson and Tania Alameda-Lawson, I became particularly interested in supporting children who live in a low-income community near campus (i.e., 85 percent free and reduced-lunch, 95 percent underrepresented minority students). This led to the development of a partnership with a local elementary school in that community; Tuscaloosa's One Place, a nonprofit organization that coordinates after-school programming across schools in the county; and the College of Education and School of Social Work at the University of Alabama. We have come to call the program Alabama TOPS to align and emphasize our relationship with Tuscaloosa's One Place (i.e., TOP).
We have written more extensively elsewhere about Alabama TOPS and the primary purpose of the collaboration — to support youth's learning and development during after-school time. We define learning and development broadly and are concerned with both academic enrichment and the development of life skills such as resilience, grit, self-regulation and social awareness.
Ultimately, we hoped to develop programming and build school-community-family partnerships that would facilitate the transfer of life skills learned in the program to other areas of youth's lives. With this holistic approach in mind, we worked in collaboration with Tuscaloosa's One Place to integrate sport-based youth development (SBYD) with an existing focus on academic enrichment in the after-school program. We also utilize the program as a training ground for preservice physical educators to apply teaching skills in a real-world environment.
Teaching personal, social responsibility through SBYD
SBYD is a form of youth development that engages youth in sport and physical activity as a way to concurrently pursue goals related to social, emotional and physical development. Programs using SBYD seek to capitalize on youth's enjoyment of physical activity and sport by using it as an avenue to promote learning life skills.
We turned specifically to teaching personal and social responsibility (TPSR), which is a best-practice application of SBYD that has become popular in physical education and physical activity settings. TPSR provides a framework for engaging youth in physical activity while focusing on four guiding goals: (1) respect for one's self and others, (2) participation and showing good effort, (3) self-direction and goal setting, and (4) helping others and developing leadership. The ultimate goal of TPSR is for youth to transfer what they have learned in the program to other areas of their lives.
TPSR is structured around key lesson phases that empower youth to be personally and socially responsible while stressing physical activity and skill development. Relational time begins each lesson. It is an informal period in which the leader talks to participants and encourages them to talk to one another. We usually play youth-selected music in the gymnasium and encourage participation in self-selected games.
The lesson then transitions into an awareness talk, which serves to frame the responsibility focus of the day. One specific responsibility goal is selected (e.g., respect) and students are asked to consider what that goal looks and sounds like, and how they can focus on it in the gym.
The lesson focus follows as program participants learn physical activity content (e.g., tennis, dance) along with the pursuit of responsibility goals (e.g., self-organizing into teams for a soccer game). Toward the end of the lesson, the leader brings youth together for a group meeting during which they collectively reflect on their performance for the day with respect to responsibility. Participants may, for example, be asked to identify and praise someone else in the group who displayed good effort throughout the lesson. Lessons conclude with self-reflection as participants are asked to reflect upon and critique their own performance. They could be asked to share reflections either in writing or orally with the group.
The Alabama TOPS experience
Our after-school program partnership serves 70 youth in grades one to five for two hours a day, five days a week during the academic year. Teachers, counselors and administrators recommended youth for the program based on social, behavioral and/or academic needs. Students are divided into two groups by grade level, and the groups rotate between two activities each day. Both groups have an hour focused on academic enrichment and homework help daily. On Tuesdays and Thursdays the second program hour is filled with enrichment activities that provide youth with access to important skills (e.g., cooking classes).
On Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays, TPSR instruction led by College of Education faculty members and graduate and undergraduate students fills the second hour. Content is planned and delivered by preservice physical education teachers who work with the program for an entire year alongside their academic coursework. This provides for consistency and continuity as relationships between preservice teachers and program youth develop and take shape over time.
Many of the youth are guarded and slow to open up to adults. If preservice teachers only worked in the program for a few weeks or a semester, connections would not be as strong, and youth would be less likely to open up to and learn from them. It also takes preservice teachers time to become comfortable in the setting and to shift from blaming youth for problems they experience while teaching to taking responsibility for effective lesson development.
Preliminary evidence indicates that the program has been a meaningful experience for both youth and the preservice teachers. Youth have shown evidence of internalizing some of the responsibility goals emphasized in the program (e.g., helping others without having to be asked to do so), and preservice teachers have become more comfortable using TPSR. School personnel have started to notice and ask questions about our efforts, particularly as they relate to helping youth develop personal and social responsibility goals that can transfer to the classroom.
We are constantly reminded, however, that youth development in high-poverty areas takes effort and time, and results do not appear overnight. Since every school and community context is unique, we have learned the importance of getting to know the children, teachers and administrators involved in our partnership so as to develop a program to meet the shared needs of all stakeholders. We have learned a great deal through our first year of involvement, and are looking forward to implementing lessons learned as we move into year two.
K. Andrew R. Richards is an assistant professor in the College of Education at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. His research focuses on teacher recruiting, development and ongoing socialization in school settings. He recently co-edited Teacher Socialization in Physical Education: New Perspectives.


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Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said Wednesday he would be happy to take on Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders in a debate before the California primary -- a challenge Sanders swiftly accepted.
Trump said on ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live" he would be willing to do it as long as a significant amount of money went to charity.
"How much is he going to pay me?" Trump asked, predicting the pair "would have such high ratings."
Sanders, while trailing far behind Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton in their primary, seemingly accepted Trump's challenge, saying on Twitter:
Game on. I look forward to debating Donald Trump in California before the June 7 primary.— Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) May 26, 2016
The Sanders campaign tentatively accepted an invitation last week to a Fox News-hosted debate with Clinton as long as the two candidates could reach "a mutual agreement."
Clinton's campaign, though, declined the invitation to the proposed debate before the June 7 primaries on Monday.
"We have declined Fox News' invitation to participate in a debate in California," Clinton Campaign Communications Director Jennifer Palmieri said in a statement. "As we have said previously, we plan to compete hard in the remaining primary states, particularly California, while turning our attention to the threat a Donald Trump presidency poses.
Sanders said he wasn't surprised that Clinton declined to debate him.
"I gotta tell you this," Sanders said Monday night, "I think it is a little bit insulting to the people of California, our largest state, that she is not prepared to have a discussion with me about how she will help the Californians address the major crises that we face."
The campaigns earlier this year agreed in principle to hold a May debate.
California is one of six states holding Democratic primaries or caucuses on June 7. The others are Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Dakota and South Dakota.
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The 2017 theme was Character and each of the 4 groups produced very personal and original screenplays based on an essay assignment that asked them to recount a moment or experience that taught them a character lesson.
As the 5th graders begin to set their sights on transitioning into middle school, this project encourages them to explore their own character while providing them with the opportunity to contribute to something bigger than themselves.
2017 Filmmaker Mentors are Don Cato, Patti Lowenhaupt, Richard Calvache and Elizabeth Pasieczny with the assistance of Resty Pranada, our Intern from BMCC.
We don't do this alone and are so appreciative of the Principal Martha Vazquez, Assitant Principal Ms. Voula Lekas-Wells and the dream staff that works so hard to make sure the students can take advantage of this opportunity. Our supreme gratitude belongs to Ms. Debbie Cregan, the school's Arts Coordinator and Liaison who makes it possible for us all to participate.
Finally our deep appreciation goes to New York Community Bank, our 2017 Young Filmmakers Program Sponsors. Thank you for recognizing that when you empower a young person to imagine, create and realize IDEAS you have supported everyone's future.
The films are finished and will premier at a mauve carpet event at PS 69, 77-02 37th Ave, Jackson Heights, NY 11372, Thursday March 16 at 8:45am.
This just might be one of the coolest thing we do. To bring the QWFF Young Filmmakers Program to your school or club, please contact email@example.com


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From now on, I will try to post in English, so please be patient with me :-)
This is my (first) time lapse video, and it's about shading in digital coloring, a nice way to wish you all a Merry Christmas!
This Artwork is available on my Society6 store as blankets, mug, canvas, pillow and more!
If you're looking for gift ideas, you'll find them... a lot!
Anyway, please give it a look ;-)
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Merry Crazy Christmas! ♥


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The ALERT processes: student research in the digital age
The ALERT processes lie at the heart of most Heritage Projects.
By introducing large and enduring questions during the initial phase of immersion in a topic and then by reflecting on new information and experiences in the light of those questions throughout the project, local studies can be linked to the enduring issues around which good curricula are organized.
By upholding high standards for the writing that undergirds all final reports and presentations, student work is kept accountable to district, state and national standards.
Heritage Projects are research and writing projects appropriate to a digital age that calls on students to add original research to the published record, rather than copying and pasting from previous research.
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Far Left Goon Wearing a Romney T-Shirt Rushes Stage – Heckles Paul Ryan in Iowa (Video) …Update: #Occupy Goon ID'ed
Team O sent in the goons today to heckle Paul Ryan at his stops in Iowa.
At least one leftist was arrested.
The Washington Post reported:
It's what leftists do.
The heckler was disguised in a Romney T-shirt!
So will Barack Obama condemn this?
Mediaite reported:
…he barely got a chance to compliment a spectator's "cool" Packers jersey and offer an anecdote about how awesome State Fair wrist band days are before the heckling began.
Caught off guard for a second by a couple of women right in front, Ryan regained his cool and told the rest of the crowd that the women must not be from Iowa or Wisconsin since folks from those states are kind and respectful. He then pointed them out to security guards who crossed the stage and dragged the struggling women out.
Ok, back to it, right? Not so fast. Moments later, another couple, a man and a woman, began shouting for Ryan to "Stop the war on the common good!"
Ryan fans tried to cover the protesters with Mitt Romney signs as Ryan tried to talk over the noise.
Buzzfeed has this photo of one of the hecklers:
We've seen him before.
He looks like this same #Occupy goon who was disrupting events last year. (NY Times)
UPDATE: The #occupy loon's name is Frank Cordaro. He's a former priest and leftwing nut.
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Etiquette for American Ladies 1840 - On Receiving Guests At Home
Etiquette for Ladies: With Hints on the Preservation, Improvement, and Display of Female Beauty. Published by Lea and Blanchard, Philadelphia. 1838-1840
To receive visitors with ease and elegance, and in such a manner that every thing in you, and about you, shall partake of propriety and grace,— to endeavour that people may always be satisfied when they leave you, and be desirous to come again, — are the obligations of the master, and especially of the mistress, of a house.
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On February 26, 2017, 9am-4pm, the Prescott Athletic Club (PAC) is hosting Babysitter Bootcamp. This kid's bootcamp is for kids ages 10+ years and they will earn their CPR Certification while learning basic first aid and emergency preparedness. Participants will also learn fun ways to entertain kids while babysitting.
When: February 26, 2017
Where: Prescott Athletic Club 1 Kingswood Dr, Prescott, AZ 86305, USA
Time: 9am-4pm
Cost: $55.00
To register, call 928-227-3417
Space limited to 20 participants. Join PAC in safety training for your kids!
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Fox Sports Australia Release
Under the unprecedented new agreement, FOX SPORTS will show both men's and women's tournaments.
This is in place for the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2019, including its Qualifiers getting underway in November, as part of the launch of FIBA's new competition system – which will include the Boomers' home and away games and next year's FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup.
Other competitions include the FIBA Olympic Qualifying Tournaments, the FIBA Asia Cup and FIBA Women's Asia Cup as well as the FIBA Continental Cups Qualifiers.
FOX SPORTS CEO Patrick Delany said: "Basketball in Australia is booming thanks to the success of Australia's NBA stars, and our home-grown competitions, the NBL and WNBL, which will both be broadcast LIVE on FOX SPORTS.
"The Boomers and Opals are enjoying unprecedented success, and both teams are shaping up to be genuine medal contenders at the upcoming World Cups.
"The next couple of years are crucial for our national teams, as they prepare to take on the world's best in a range of tournaments as part of FIBA's new competition system, and FOX SPORTS will be the only place to follow their progress LIVE.
"This deal reaffirms FOX SPORTS' commitment to providing a platform for Australian athletes and exposure for one of Australia's most popular sports."
FIBA Secretary General and International Olympic Committee (IOC) Member Patrick Baumann said: "We are thrilled to team up with FOX SPORTS in bringing the very best of national team basketball to fans right across Australia.
The close followers of the Boomers and Opals now know there is one place where they can watch and follow the games of their favorite players and teams."
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To all who are spiritually weary and seek rest: to all who mourn and long for comfort; to all who struggle and desire victory; to all who sin and need a Savior; to all who are strangers and want fellowship; to all who hunger and thirst after righteousness; and to whosoever will come, this church opens her doors wide and offers welcome in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ.
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Maria Gabriella most recent researches focuses on MEDSCAPES project ENPI/CBCMED, on Landscape Atlas for Lebanon, and on Urban and Peri-urban landscape in the Middle East and North Africa. She is working on Landscape in emergency research with a special focus on the Syrian crisis in Lebanon. She has worked in a number of countries including Italy, Morocco, Tunisia and Canada, and was lead partner in EU-‐research programs.


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Welps, my step-sons had planned on taking me out for Lunch today for a late BD gathering but the Wiffy just wasn't up to it so we had to cancel at the last moment. Hmmmm only thing thawed was the 6.75# Butt that I'm gonna pelletize man-yawner so I decided to do a quick thaw on a Tilapia Filet and throw a couple of Tacos together. These consisted of Tilapia, Hatch pepper cheese (HEB), Goat Cheese (El Salvador Neighbor), Roasted Hatch pepper Salsa (OUP) and breading from the PNW (Wild Bill) - - - also added some Cajun Seasoning (East Texas Co.). A little time in the Nuker and "Voila"
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Looks good. I don't personally like tilapia, has kind of an off taste to me but with all those goodies on them I would give it a try. As always a nice plate.
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The South Nodaway R-IV Board of Education met in open session on September 21 to handle the following school district business:
The Guilford Sports Complex project is progressing. The fence is being put in and concrete pouring is planned for the dugouts and field house. Once the fence is up, Game Time Athletics, Weston, will return to finish the mound, base anchors, dirt work and seeding. The field is already drying out quickly, according to Superintendent Johnnie Silkett.
As the fence is put up, the conduit is being laid for future lighting.
The school district has $4,176.02 in donations for the purchase of two 27-foot three-row bleachers to be purchased for $5,261 from Heartland Seating, Inc., Shawnee, KS. The board agreed to pay the difference between the donations and the purchase price.
Silkett acknowledged Sue Nothstine of the Greater Southern Nodaway County Community Foundation for her help in securing $40,800 in grants for the project. Another grant application was planned to be turned in the week of September 25.
"Our annual performance rating score this year will not include our English II and Algebra I scores due to an issue with the form that was used either this year or last year from the testing vendor," Silkett said.
"DESE is deciding how they will proceed in scoring us this year. Unfortunately, the hard work that was put in by our freshmen and sophomores will not be used in this year's calculation. Which unfortunately makes this year's APR not valid in my eyes as a tool to measure South Nodaway's performance this year."
Tyler Pedersen, Jefferson C-123 PE/health teacher, was approved to be the Platte Valley Co-op assistant junior high girls basketball coach.
Counselor Nick Wray, Silkett and Principal Darbi Bauman toured the Hillyard Technical School, St. Joseph, and visited with the director. Although Hillyard has twice as many programs as the Northwest Technical School, Maryville, the travel distance is greater. Silkett wanted the board to be aware that SN is looking at utilizing Hillyard for students vo-tech classes. No decision will be made this school year.
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The goal of Wagon Builders ™ is for teams to assemble little red wagons, and then fill them with items that kids or their families need. Teams are building a wonderful gift for kids, one they'll fill with treasures to accompany them on all their future adventures.
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How building wagons leads to breaking down silos.
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A fish and chip shop in Wells has been ranked as one of the top two in the East of England, by the national fish and chip awards.
Platten's Fish and Chips, on the Quayside, has been shortlisted as one of Eastern England's best chippies - and the business, which has been running in Wells for decades, is thrilled.
Manager-director, Phil Platten, said: "Its really taken us by surprise. We are absolutely over the moon to be recognised in this way across the industry.
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He added that, as there are 10,500 chip shops in the UK, to be recognised is really special.
Mr Platten's son, assistant-manager Luke, described the shortlisting as: "fantastic news".
Platten's has been shortlisted as part of the 30th anniversary National Fish & Chip Awards, which are organised by Seafish.
The only other chip shop in the East of England to be selected is the Burton Road Chippy in Lincoln, and these two shops are the Eastern region's entries into the UK's top 20.
These 20 shops will compete for their place in the final, and will be judged on their frying skills, menu development and innovation, sustainable sourcing policies, staff training processes and marketing activity.
Judges will make unannounced visits to the shops, to assess which are worthy of progressing to the top ten - and a place in the final, in London in January 2018.
Marcus Coleman, CEO of Seafish, said: "Fish and chips are Britain's national dish; loved by millions across the country.
"Our Fish and Chip Shop of the Year Award is the highest accolade for a fish and chip shop to win.
"This category is renowned for its fierce competition and our top 20 showcase the best talent that there is in the sector right now."
Award sponsor Brian MacNeice, of Kerry Foodservice, said: "We're honoured to support an award that acknowledges the hard work and vision of people working in the industry.
"The importance of recognising businesses that make every effort to uphold fish and chips as our national dish cannot be stressed enough.
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The Deloitte firm has jumped over Pricewaterhouse Coopers (PwC) in a global survey to be named the world's top accounting firm in terms of money earned. The International Accounting Bulletin noted that the Big 4 remain the same, dominating more than two thirds of the market. The Big 4 includes Deloitte, PwC, KPMG and Ernst & Young (EY).
Deloitte's reported $32.4 billion in fee income last year, while PwC reported $32 billion. EY had $25.9 billion and KPMG had $23.4 billion. The "top" designation might be short-lived, since PwC is mid-takeover of Booz & Co, which would increase PwC's revenues by $1 billion.
A new law is coming into effect in 2016 that will require accountants to be changed every 10-20 years, an attempt to prevent the development of relationships that could lead to issues. Unfortunately for the smaller firms, it seems likely that the switching will simply move between the 4 top firms. Some feel that the reform is not robust enough to make competition reach to the mid-tier firms. It is, however, believed that some of the smaller firms will benefit from the reforms by picking up more advisory work.
The IAB survey included the top 50 firms.
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Scott Avila is the CEO of Armory Strategic Partners, a national consulting and advisory group with four offices nationwide.
This group provides restructuring advisory, enterprise transformation and interim management services to middle market companies and their stakeholders.
Learn more about Scott's work on Armory's team page.
The Armory Group is comprised of Armory Securities, Armory Capital Group and Armory Strategic Partners. This division of services allows the Group to embrace a truly multidisciplined approach to their advisory services, and meet each of their clients' unique needs. Armory's full-fledged investment bank in particular provides clients with unparalleled opportunities to raise capital for their middle market companies.
A seasoned executive and Certified Turnaround Professional, Scott specializes in increasing value in underperforming companies. Over the course of his 25-year career he has assumed various senior executive and advisory roles within a wide variety of industries.
Current Role
In his role as CEO of Armory Strategic Partners, Scott oversees a collaborative between Armory Securities and Armory Capital and their ability to collectively deliver a unique combination of services to middle market companies and their stakeholders.
The firm's unique foothold in the middle market space is due to their genuine partnerships with clients, their diverse teams of talented professionals and a sophisticated approach to capital structures, providing the right people to add value to any situation.
Prior Positions
Prior to joining Armory, Scott was a Principal in Deloitte's Corporate Restructuring Group and Managing Partner at CRG Partners Group prior to the sale of CRG to Deloitte in 2012.
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Scott Avila's professional evolution within the restructuring industry occurred in tandem with the evolution of the industry itself. What remained constant in Scott's work is his willingness to ask big questions: is this brand working? Whether you've invested your personal capital into an organization, and how can you revitalize their processes? At the end of the day, every organization has unique assets– how should you utilize them?
Scott focuses on creating company-wide teams that are united by a common vision, not divided by hierarchical structures. From acting as interim CRO to advising company stakeholders, Scott approaches each of his projects with the goal of establishing a solid foundation, so that team momentum will continue to carry being successful after he has completed his time with them.
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I've made two orders from ColourPop this summer and have bought a lot of different things to try. So far, I've only talked about the Crystal Liquid Highlighter, but over the two orders I've also collected a couple of lip colors, 7 pressed powder eyeshadows and a magnetic palette, a pressed powder highlighter, a pressed powder bronzer, and a Super Shock eyeshadow. These products and I have had some time to get a little acquainted and I have swatches and thoughts to pass along.
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Stuff I bought during the Sephora sale, Ulta's 21 Days of Beauty, and moreBy Erin on May 4, 2017
I have some new stuff I'm trying out thanks to an Ulta 21 Days of Beauty special, the recent Sephora sale, and another shopping trip to Too Cool for School. Of the products I ended up with, maybe half of them were things I'd been really tossing around the digital cart for a while and half were more impulsive purchases. I just read that sentence back and it's not right, the majority of these things were pretty impulsive. And it was fun to shop.
More shopping: Sephora, MAC, and Whole Foods bath & bodyBy Erin on March 3, 2017
I've been buying some more stuff. A few basics, a few replacements of similar products I'm running out of, and a few nice-to-haves. I've been trying a couple of products for a couple of weeks now but most of it is brand new and I'm just starting to try out the different bits. I have some cleansing products and makeup from Sephora, lip colors from MAC, and some natural bath and body from Whole Foods.
Korean cosmetics shopping: Innisfree, Too Cool For SchoolBy Erin on March 2, 2017
I've recently done some shopping from both Innisfree and Too Cool For School. I've had a great experience with Innisfree in the past and just try to wait for the website to introduce attractive deals before ordering. Too Cool For School is a little less convenient to order at the moment, though Sephora has begun selling some of their products relatively recently. However, they have a flagship store in Soho, New York City, that I recently visited for the first time and I was able to take advantage of a deal.
ColourPop goodies: To And From and Sweet holiday sets, and moreBy Erin on November 23, 2016
I finally bit the bullet and placed my first ColourPop order and purchased the To And From Lippie Stix holiday set, the Sweet eyeshadow and Ultra Satin Lip holiday set, and a couple of single products, which all together totals 8 lip colors, 3 eyeshadows, and 1 highlighter. Over the past couple of years of resisting the hype over this brand, I've noticed that their holiday sets seem to be the most attractive to me and so this time around I jumped on a couple of them pretty early in the season. Here are some swatches and early thoughts.
Too Faced La Crème lipstick in Spice Spice BabyBy Erin on January 8, 2015
I've previously talked about the Too Faced La Crème lipsticks, and I generally intend on expanding my small collection because I really enjoy them a lot. I received the shade Spice Spice Baby for Christmas, which I was so excited about, and thought I'd share some photos of the color.


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A) Professional portrait studio
B) Wal Mart
C) Both
D) Neither
Saturday, December 08, 2007
Friday, December 07, 2007
Thursday, December 06, 2007
I've got the whole...
Feeling uninspired, I took a picture of my hand with a tile bathroom background. It was lame, so I added the world in my hand. It's a quick, silly job. Still not sure if the proportions are right...
Wednesday, December 05, 2007
Foothills at the 57
Here's the 57 freeway without traffic. You can see Mt. Baldy in the background, too. If you make a right off Temple Ave., there's a lame place to go to for lunch: Scoreboard. Avoid it.
Tuesday, December 04, 2007
Turn on your heartlight
Let it shine wherever you go
Let it make a happy glow
For all the world to see
Turn on your heartlight
In the middle of a young boy's dream
Don't wake me up too soon
Gonna take a ride across the moon
You and me
Monday, December 03, 2007
Evening Star
Here's the hallway at my school. I was the last one to leave last night, which means that I'm the most dedicated teacher (of Monday).
Sunday, December 02, 2007
Race car driver
This is when my dad figured out that he would be driving a 600-hp NASCAR-style stock for his birthday. He was really, really happy.


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BARCELONA, Spain (AP) — Atletico Madrid set up a crosstown Copa del Rey clash with Real Madrid despite drawing 2-2 with third-division Hospitalet on Thursday, advancing 5-2 on aggregate.
Athletic Bilbao, Malaga and Elche also won to complete the last 16.
Striker Mario Mandzukic slotted in Atletico's opener in the 19th minute and headed in a second in the 74th, seven minutes after Hospitalet's Ruben Alcaraz got his first goal. Mandzukic has 14 goals since arriving to replace Diego Costa for the Spanish champions.
Alcaraz struck again in the 84th with a long shot that sailed over goalie Jan Oblak and hit the crossbar before going in.
Oblak, however, spared Atletico an embarrassing loss with a one-handed save in the 89th.
Atletico will face cup holder Madrid in January.
Elche will meet Barcelona after it eked out a 1-0 win over second-tier Valladolid from Adrian Lopez's goal following their 0-0 first-leg draw.
Malaga, meanwhile, got a brace from striker Roque Santa Cruz to dispense with Deportivo La Coruna 4-1, moving on 5-1 overall.
Santa Cruz pounced on a defensive error to get his first in the 52nd. Helder Postiga briefly pulled Deportivo level in the 58th, only for Jose "Recio" Garcia del Pozo to score in the 60th before Santa Cruz and Ignacio Camacho turned it into a rout.
Bilbao took the lead from Borja Viguera's 38th-minute goal, and held on to oust Alcoyano 1-0, going through 2-1 on aggregate.
The elimination of Alcoyano, Hospitalet and Valladolid meant none of the 12 lower-division teams survived the round of 32, the first with the 20 teams from the top flight.
Hospitalet coach Kiko Ramirez echoed the sentiment of many in Spain who argue that the competition would be more exciting by a return to the single-game format to give smaller clubs a better chance at upsetting the bigger ones.
"The two-leg format hurts the more humble clubs because we can't compete," Ramirez said. "I would have deployed all my weapons (for one match). Playing one game would be better."


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As Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad called for the eradication of Israel in his address to the United Nations anti-racism conference which opened its week long event in Geneva on Monday, delegates walked out, hecklers wearing clown-wigs shouted 'racist' towards him and were escorted out by security personnel and his speech was continually interrupted.
"Governments must be encouraged and supported in their fights at eradicating this barbaric racism. Efforts must be made to put an end to Zionism," he said in the rambling speech he gave at the podium.
As he spoke, some 23 EU delegates were seen walking out the room when Ahmadinejad said Israel was created on the "pretext of Jewish suffering" from World War II.
Ahmadinejad began his speech by pointing the finger at the United States, Europe and Israel and said they were destabilizing the entire world. "Those in authority at the time set off two world wars," Ahmadinejad said, in an accusation directed at Western powers. He went on to accuse those powers of "killing hundred of millions of people and causing mass destruction" also in Africa and Asia.
"Those who won [the Second World War], considered that the world was with them," he said, and "set up laws that were oppressive and trampling."
{inset} A member of the United Union of Jewish Students shouts and holds up a sign saying 'This is a circus, a racist can't fight racism' during the speech of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad at the UN Racism conference at the United Headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, Monday.
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Ahmadinejad then went on to criticize the UN: "The Security Council set up after World War II, let's analyze it. The veto vote – is that equality? Is that justice? Is that equality amongst human beings?" he asked, "Or rather is it arrogance and humiliation? The Security Council must be the most important body for decision-making in order to promote peace. If a law is based on force, how can we secure peace and justice? The seeking of power and arrogance means racism, injustice and occupation."
At this point the Iranian president's speech moved to the subject of Israel and the Palestinians.
"As was the case after World War II, armies occupied other territories and people were transferred from territories. In reality, under the pretext of compensating for the evil done in the name of xenophobia, they in fact set up the most violent xenophobes, in Palestine."
"The Security Council made it possible for that illegitimate government to be set up. For 60 years, this government was supported by the world. Many Western countries say they are fighting racism; but in fact support it with occupation, bombings and crimes such as those committed in Gaza. These countries support the criminals," Ahmadinejad said.
Just as Ahmadinejad took the podium at the opening of the international anti-racism conference in Geneva on Monday, two men in multi-colored clown wigs stood up from both sides of the conference hall and tried to reach the podium. One of the men threw a soft red object at Ahmadinejad.
He was immediately escorted out of the hall by security personnel. In his opening remarks, Ahmadinejad called the man "ignorant."
Calls from the balcony were heard throughout the speech.
Still, the majority of the delegates greeted the Iranian president with a round of applause.
Ahmadinejad also blamed Israel for America's invasion of Iraq, which he said benefited Israeli arms sales.
He spoke to the UN assembly on the eve of Holocaust Memorial Day, which commemorates the slaughter of six million Jews by the Nazis
during World War II.
Later, at a question-and-answer session with reporters, Ahmadinejad defended the views he presented in his speech.
The protesters wanted to prevent the crowd from hearing "all points of view," he said, and were hurting the "freedom of information" and "freedom of speech."
France's ambassador to the UN, Jean Baptiste Mattéi, told the France 24 TV network "We don't want to repeat what happened in Durban… it's not against the conference, but we cannot share the views expressed by Ahmadinejad. We wanted to make this clear."


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One great part about Friday, other than it being Friday, is hanging out with the good people at St. John Ambulance Therapy Dog Program. This fabulous program places well behaved dogs (which mine aren't - but we'll get to that) with people who can use a little lift to their day. The dogs (accompanied by their driver/poop scooper/human) bring happiness to members of the community who are sick, lonely or reside in full-time care facilities. Here's a great story to demonstrate the power of this fantastic program as told by Dyno's owner:
" Dyno and I spent most of our time with a woman who we learned does not get many visitors and is a real animal lover. At one point I saw Pamela standing within earshot of us and the expression on her face was priceless! She had tears in her eyes when she told me that she had not heard Agnes put a sentence together for a very, very long time. And there was Agnes talking to Dyno and me in full sentences. Then when Dyno and I were leaving three nurses came to the front door (all with tears in their eyes as well) and told me that when Dyno and I went for a walk with Agnes (I let Agnes hold the end of the leash while I controlled Dyno close to his collar) she walked a distance they never thought was possible - and without getting winded at all. She usually only walks a short distance, and gets winded. She and Dyno and I walked around most of the facility and she was talking in sentences the whole time with he and I. With all the staff at the door sharing this news with me, and by this time I am of course fighting back tears of joy, I realized how much I am going to enjoy this. And I told them, "Well, that is why Dyno and I are here!"
Way to go Dyno!
I love that story. It's amazing what a little puppy love will do for a person.
We had a great opportunity to do a little fundraising for this program using our Lucky Dog Biscuits. Through the stellar sales efforts of the dedicated St. John volunteers, we raised over $500 selling our treats. Great selling job St. John Volunteers!! You are hired.
This money will help place 10 new therapy dog teams by paying for special team uniforms, the police record checks required to work with vulnerable people, and the dogs' in-depth orientations(read: behaviour testing) before being approved as official Therapy Dogs.
My dogs aren't actually Therapy Dogs. They wouldn't quite pass the tests. Curly might except for the part where he would have to interact with people. Curly is a bit old and not really interested in socializing - unless there is food involved. We got him from the Humane Society when he was 12 years old. Someone had abandoned him...in winter... in Winnipeg. Who does that?!? As the Humane Society put it " he was looking for a good retirement home". How could I resist?
Now Curly is 14 and well into retirement. He's a bit too old to go through the Therapy dog testing but he is the official Lucky Dog senior taste tester.
Cooper is younger (just turned 1) but as a young rescue dog he is a little too freaked out with new people and new situations to be a good Therapy dog. He was picked up by the Humane Society with an injured leg and three broken teeth but they had no idea what happened to him. Given his fear of cars and people, I would guess he was hit by one of the two, but who knows. We're working with him but it will take some time. Since we have only had him for six months, he still has lots of time to become a good Therapy dog. He's really sweet and once he knows someone, he is more than happy to give hugs and kisses. But until he know you, he treats you as though you have the plague and takes a wide path around you to find some safe place to watch you out of harms way.
To become a therapy dog with St. John Ambulance the dogs must be at least 1 year old, have attended several obedience lessons and be well socialized. It is also requested that volunteers be able to commit to the program for at least one year as people become attached to the dogs and look forward to their visits. In Manitoba, check out the St. John Ambulance website or outside of MB there is another organization called PALS.
Everyone needs a little dog therapy once in a while. I know I get mine daily with my two office mates, Curly and Cooper. I can't wait to get Cooper trained up so he can give others some Cooper lovin'.
Have a great weekend.


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"Go on, try it."
Aiden grinned as she headed to the print lab. Danny was such an idiot. If it had been anyone else who said that crap to her, they'd have had their ass handed to them by now. But it's Danny, and coming from him, it's kinda cute. Dumb, but cute. Obnoxious, but cute. Irritating as hell, but still cute.
Because she knows about Flack. She probably never should've called him on it but she did and now he's playing it for all it's worth. She can't believe nobody else's seen it. All the dumb comments between the two of them that can't be anything but flirting. Not to mention the amount of pissed-off Danny carries around every time a suspect so much as looks cross-eyed at Flack screams, well actually "I need anger management" but also love in the workplace. Poorly concealed gay love in the workplace that has her choking so she's not laughing and desperately trying not to make moon-eyes at Stella the same way a certain detective does with her friend because as daft as the rest of the lab is with Danny and Flack, Stell is bound to realize Aiden's is lusting after her if she's that obvious about it.
But she's gonna make him pay for that somehow. Maybe tell Stella to set him up with one of her friends or something. It'd be funny to watch him try to get out of that with Stella's iron-strength determination. Maybe she'll even get to be around when Danny tries to explain it to Don.
Watching them together in the hallways, it hits her again how obvious they are being. How stupid can they get anyhow? Being that open around the other cops. Didn't *everyone* know that cops aren't exactly known for being open-minded, or slow to label a guy a fag - even one of their own. Aiden could imagine what would happen if some loudmouth bigot saw what's right in front of him, and decides to tell a couple of other like-minded individuals. Would New York's finest be quick enough to save Flack if something was going down and he got caught in the cross fire? She's seen it happen before, and they get away with it way too often 'cause if the bad guys are the ones who do the shooting, it's next to impossible to prove the other cops let it happen. For any reason.
Aiden's been there; she knows what it's like to have to worry about somebody like that. But they gotta smarten up, and if they don't do it on their own, she'll tell 'em again. They're her friends and as sweet as it is to watch them make eyes at each other, it's twice as dangerous. It don't matter that they're cute together when they're being like that because as far as she knows, she's the only one who knows about them and she's gonna do everything she can to make sure it stays that way, even if it means smacking some sense into them. They're her friends and she wants them to stay safe.
But it'll have to be Flack she talks too, because she can't have a serious conversation with Danny. He's got those puppy eyes and he uses them every time he thinks she might be getting ready to give him hell – and they get to her, even if she doesn't like guys the way they do.
He's cute and he knows it.
"You hungry?"
"Get a bite to eat?"
"I'll drive. Put you on the hood?"
"Put you on the hood."
...but man, does he push her to her limits sometimes, cute or not. And he's just damn lucky shoving him is all she does.


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Local Communities Upset with Guatemalan Mining Licenses
September 19, 2014
In an attempt to grow its economy, Guatemala is increasing the number of licenses it awards foreign mining companies looking to dig for coal, iron and other metals found in the country. However, the government is under fire for failing to consult with rural communities and indigenous populations that will be affected by the mining projects.
Erika Guevara Rosas, Americas Director of Amnesty International said, "The proposed legislation effectively side-steps the concerns of communities. It does not address the issue of consultation in any meaningful way. If enacted it would essentially mean that communities' views and concerns continue to be ignored. This is a significant missed opportunity".
In the past, mining licenses that were awarded without consulting with local communities was met with violent protests involving security guards for mining companies and the police.
According to international human rights standards, those potentially affected by mining projects must be consulted and adequately informed, and that projects on indigenous peoples' land should only proceed with their free, prior and informed consent.
Currently Guatemala's mining laws allow only 10 days for communities to challenge a license application. Rosas said, "Analyzing the implications of any mining project takes time, and 10 days to respond to license applications is not realistic for communities who might be affected and therefore need to examine the proposal carefully".
Guatemala has a long history of human rights abuses and many are concerned that the backlash to the mining projects may lead to more violence. In the past, protesters have been shot, killed and abducted. Though investigations were opened in many cases few were ever brought to justice.
Canada operates many of the high-profile mining companies in Guatemala.


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Sodium in Foods (6-9 mo.)
At this age, children should begin to explore new tastes and textures... slowly. It is a good idea to introduce one solid food at a time. Commercially prepared foods for this age group are generally low in sodium. Read the food label to make sure the foods your infant is eating are low in sodium. Do not add salt to baby food when making it at home. As your baby is introduced to 2nd and 3rd foods and progresses to table foods, pay close attention to the sodium content of foods. Many 3rd foods (especially meats) have more than 100 mg sodium per serving. Combination foods (for example, meat and rice dinners) have too much sodium too -- sometimes more than 200 mg sodium per serving. Because the sodium content of similar foods varies between brands, food labels are the best source of information about sodium content.


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Hi all, I've had an amazing summer full of music. In June, I helped organize and participated in the John Perry Academy in Southern California, scheduling lessons and masterclasses. I was able to play for amazing teachers like Dmitri Rachmanov, Yong Hi Moon, and Krzysztof Jablonski. In July, I went to the Piano Master Class […]
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I'm honored to announce that I've received the Founders Prize, the highest prize at the Mondavi Center National Young Artists Competition. I was also awarded a prize for the Best Performance of a Commissioned Work, the Stardust Etudes by Daniel Felsenfeld. The competition was a great experience overall, and I got to see many old […]
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Hi everyone! Welcome to my new website and blog. Here, I'll post information about upcoming events, new recordings, and posts about what I'm doing in music. Currently, I'm a junior at Stanford University, double majoring in music performance and computer science (biocomputation track). I'm also a huge basketball fan and write for SBNation's Warriors blog, […]
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