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One of my favorite things to eat is breakfast for dinner. I love that it is a quick and easy meal that the entire family can enjoy. Whether it is planned or spontaneous, it is perfect for that night when you just don't know when to eat.
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My mouth was watering just looking at it. My husband and kids ate it just like this. But, I love my salsa, so I ate mine with a side of pineapple-mango salsa. The sweet salsa went perfect with the salty taste of the ham.
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- 6 extra large eggs(You can use more or less depending on your family size)
- Diced frozen peppers and onions
- Thinly sliced Speck Ham
- Cheese of your choice
- Splash whole milk
- Dash salt, pepper, and garlic powder
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- Salsa of your choice(optional)
- Sour cream(optional)
- Heat non-stick fry pan and extra virgin olive oil on medium heat
- In bowl, beat together eggs, milk, and spices. Set to the side.
- Cut the Speck ham into this slices, then chop into smaller pieces
- Gently mix peppers, onions, and Speck ham in the fry pan till soft and tender
- Add egg mixture, and stir gently till completely cooked
- Add cheese on top, and cover with fry pan lid until cheese is melted
- Serve warm with a side of salsa and sour cream
So there you have it! An easy meal with a rich flavor that is sure to please everyone in your family. To learn more about Speck ham, visit their website today!
*Disclosure: I received the Speck Ham and some seriously wonderful promotional products in exchange for my honest review. All thoughts are 100% my own.
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ICYF-DC strongly condemns the terrorist attacks in Tehran carried out by DAESH today, 07 June 2017. Barbaric terrorism of DAESH, which sparked during last weeks in some OIC Member States, including Indonesia, Egypt, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Cameroon, is of dangerous nature of undermining unity and security of Muslim countries in a time of unprecedented rise of Islamophobia and deliberate external efforts to escalate sectarian and political conflicts in the Muslim world.
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New York: Did you ever try using a rule of thumb such as a half-glass rule or a two-fingers-from-the-top rule when pouring wine? Do this if you want to keep your weight in check.
Sticking to a general rule of pouring just half a glass of wine limits the likelihood of over-consumption even for men with a higher body mass index (BMI), a study reveals.
Researchers found that BMI affected how much men poured but had no influence on women.
"About 70 percent of the people in the study used the half-glass rule and they poured significantly less by about 20 percent. It is a big difference," said Laura Smarandescu, an assistant professor of marketing at Iowa State University.
Men with a higher BMI, who did not use a rule of thumb, poured more - 31 percent more for men considered overweight or obese and 26 percent more for men at the midpoint of the normal BMI range.
While BMI did not affect how much women poured, those at the midpoint of the normal BMI poured 27 percent less when using the half-glass rule than those who did not.
Researchers expected that men would always pour more than women no matter what.
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The boys often spend more time scrounging the beach for various treasures, or digging in the sand, running on the dunes, or checking out tide pools. This particular day there was a lot of sponge on the beach, & I'm not talking about the stuff you buy in the grocery store but the natural stuff that you can find all over the beach. There were huge gobs of it everywhere along with an awful lot of cuddle bones.
There was even a piece of sponge in this bush which is a good ways up off the beach, & even the higher winter tides don't reach. Either someone brought it up or the wind grabbed hold of it & took it for a ride. How it got there didn't really interest Jayden as much as removing it from the bush. In fact, he brought it home & it's been laying in the front yard all week. Several times I've thought there's been an echidna out there only to remember it's the crazy piece of sponge.
There was a lot of trash on the beach too, & the boys were discussing cleaning it up the next time we went down. I suspect that's mostly because they want a really good excuse to bring home the spare tires we find down there now & again, the ones I keep telling them we are not taking home.


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Esquire Magazine May front cover has been leaked and it is making the rounds on the internet. The cover has Jessica Simpson shaving off what I assume is an imaginary beard. The stunt was inspired by a similar Esquire cover in 1964 featuring Italian actress Virna Lisi. The magazine is celebrating its 75th anniversary.
Perhaps they sought inspiration from the wild popularity of Lindsay Lohan's retro re-shoot...
Implications - The re-appropriation of vintage images continues to be an avenue where businesses show their ability to combine the old with the new. The combination of masculine and feminine has also proved to be an interesting avenue that marketers can take to create eye-catching visuals like these of women shaving their faces like males do.
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As the February chill gives way to a balmy spring, Hong Kong's events move outdoors, eager to soak up the warmth. In March, the streets of Hong Kong will see a food festival and a vintage market, among other events. Meanwhile, contemporary art lovers from around the world are flocking to the city this month, lured by not one but three major art shows, including the Hong Kong edition of the prestigious Art Basel.
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Thursday, March 9
At this comedic storytelling show, eight local comics will show off their storytelling abilities, offering creative and personal takes on the show's theme, "My Degeneration."
Tickets: HK$100
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SPORTS | Clash of Champions 2
Saturday, March 11
At this must-see wrestling showdown, watch Hirofumi Mukai square off against defending champion Rex "The Wonder Kid" Tso.
Tickets: HK$380-$1880
Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, 1 Expo Dr, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
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Saturday, March 11 – Sunday, March 12
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Tickets: HK$480-$1780
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Thursday, February 16 – Saturday, March 18
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Tickets: Prices vary by event.
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FOOD | Taste of Hong Kong (Presented by Standard Chartered)
Thursday, February 16 – Sunday, March 19
Located on the Central Harbourfront, this food festival features 16 Hong Kong restaurants and over 50 boutique food vendors. Live entertainment will be provided.
Tickets: HK$78 and up
Central Harbourfront Event Space, 9 Lung Wo Road, Central, Hong Kong
ART | Asia Contemporary Art Show Spring Edition 2017
Saturday, March 18 – Monday, March 20
The Asia Contemporary Art Show is back with over 3,000 artworks from around the world, including paintings, sculpture, and photography from a range of established and emerging artists.
Tickets: HK$220
Conrad Hong Kong, Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Admiralty, Hong Kong
ART | Art Central
Monday, March 20 – Saturday, March 25
Purposefully timed to coincide with Art Basel, Art Central takes place on the Central Harbourfront and features contemporary art from over 100 galleries, as well as panel discussions and food.
Tickets: HK$110-$500
Central Harbourfront Event Space, 9 Lung Wo Road, Central, Hong Kong
ART | Art Basel Hong Kong
Wednesday, March 22 – Saturday, March 25
Undoubtedly the hottest art event of the year, the fifth edition of Art Basel Hong Kong showcases 242 exhibitors from around the world, representing 34 countries in total.
Tickets: HK$150-$850
Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, 1 Expo Dr, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
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Thursday, March 23
This Oxford-style debate organized by Intelligence Squared is centered around the timely topic "Social Media is Killing Art." Hear the arguments for and against in what promises to be a vivid and intelligent discussion.
Tickets: HK$300
Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, 1 Expo Dr, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
DANCE | Nrityaanjali 2017
Tuesday, March 29
This Indian ethnic dance showcase by students of the Hari Om Dance Society includes Kuchipudi, semi-classical, and Bollywood-style dances.
Tickets: HK$220
Sheung Wan Civic Centre, 345 Queen's Road Central, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
MUSIC | Fifth Harmony: The 7/27 Tour Live in Hong Kong
Friday, March 31
Don't miss your chance to see the American girl group Fifth Harmony perform hits from their newest album, 7/27, including their highest-charting single to date, "Work From Home."
Tickets: HK$690-$1190
AsiaWorld-Expo, Cheong Wing Rd, Chek Lap Kok, Hong Kong
MUSIC | Hong Kong Philharmonic: Beethoven Emperor Concerto
Friday, March 31 – Saturday, April 1
A performance of Beethoven's majestic Piano Concerto No. 5, known as the Emperor Concerto, directed by Elim Chan. The show opens with a score by Smetana, and concludes with Rachmaninov's last composition, the Symphonic Dances.
Tickets: HK$180-$480
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I was hoping to write a "real" blog post tonight all about our big ambitions for our new "homestead". But it turns out that was a little too ambitious for me at this moment. So instead, you get to hear about my latest favorite tunes. Enjoy!
Up first...this great song by Eisley called "The Valley". Beautiful melody and harmonies, and totally unexpected chord changes in the chorus.
The Valley
Next...a few songs from the album I've been listening to almost nonstop since January! The album is called In Feast or Fallow by Sandra McCracken. It's unusual for an album to stay at the top of my "list" for this long...
In Feast or Fallow
This is the Christ
You can listen to the whole album (and download!!!) at her website.
Finally...this one is just really fun. Not the greatest sound and video quality, but hey, they're in the woods.
Gungor: "The Earth is Yours"
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The deal, which is subject to antitrust approval, is expected to close in mid-June.
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THE Guardian's Pedal Power campaign aims to inspire our readers to get out on their bikes.
This week's article features a man with one of the most inspiring stories we have covered during the campaign.
Adrian Derbyshire is appearing at the Pedal Power Festival on May 11, to ride the route and chat to visitors about his achievements in the face of overwhelming adversity.
If you want to ride the course with Adrian, which is a flat five-mile route and includes stopping points for live music and art projects, visit northwichguardian.co.uk/pedal-power
WHEN Adrian Derbyshire went to bed on August 20, 2008, a fit and healthy 34-year-old he had no idea that he would wake up in a completely different life.
Without suffering a single symptom beforehand, overnight Adrian suffered a major brain haemorrhage which left him permanently disabled.
Specialists at the Walton Centre discovered the haemorrhage had caused chemical meningitis, damaging his speech and balance, and that he had a tumour at the core of his brain which they could do nothing about.
"They weren't sure if I was going to live or not so told me to just enjoy life," he said.
For most this would be easier said than done as he had to re-learn all the basics, including reading, writing and speaking, as well as learning to live with a disability and the ever-present threat of the tumour.
"It was a choice," he said.
"I could wallow in self pity on the couch or do something about it, do something with my life that had changed massively."
So he looked up disabled sports on the internet, applied for a Paralympic taster weekend and, by summer 2009, had been chosen to represent Great Britain in fencing.
He went on to win two gold and three silver medals in national and international competitions.
"I've toured the world competing for my country, I've carried the Olympic torch and taken part in the Paralympic lantern event, I'm an ambassador for six charities and I've coached more than 5,000 children," he said.
"From being on death's door to where I am now in five years is unprecedented.
"Having achieved so much I wanted to achieve more and inspire people."
So Adrian's latest challenge is to hand-cycle around the UK talking to schools about sport and about hate crime, which he has been a victim of himself.
The Warrington man's first foray into the outside world in a wheelchair resulted in a passing motorist shouting 'cripple' at him, destroying his confidence so much that he did not want to venture out again for four months.
"You can make a throwaway comment that you laugh about but to the person you say it to it can affect the rest of their lives," he said.
As an ambassador for Stop Hate UK and the Warrington Hate Crime Strategy, Adrian has been cycling a marathon distance a day to speak to children and teenagers.
"Hand cycling that distance takes a tremendous strain on your body and I still have the tumour – it's still there and it will kill me – but it is making a difference and that makes it all worthwhile," he said.
"Children are already approaching me after assemblies in just the first three weeks and it's changing people's lives.
"The hand cycle is a tool that not only allows me to promote health and well being but gets me into the schools to talk about hate crime.
"They see that I may be disabled but I'm still cycling a marathon a day and that gets them thinking.
"Look at what happened to me five-and-a-half years ago – if I can do it anyone can."


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Day 3 (Pyramids tour): After breakfaststart our visit to The pyramids of Giza (the Great pyramid of king cheops, the remains of the funeral temple of the same king, the pyramid of king kephren, the pyramid of king Mekarynos, get inside one of the small pyramids, and see the Sphinx). Egyptian Lunch in a country side restaurant. Visit The pyramids of Sakkara ( The visual presentation of Sakkara, the step pyramid of king Djoser-the very first pyramid, the museum of Imhotep, the tomb of a high official, the pyramid of king Titi, the pyramid of king Unas, and see the pyramids of Dahshur from a distance). Visit Memphis the very first capital city of Egypt ( the statue of king Ramsses the second-16 meters high, the alabaster sphinx of queen Hatshipsuit). Attend the sound and light show at Giza area ( optional). Transfer to the train station for your sleeper train to Aswan. Dinner on board of your sleeper train.
Day 4 (Aswan sightseeing): Breakfast on board of your sleeper train. Arrive Aswan to start our visit to the High dam (was built in 1960 to control the annual flood of the Nile, and arrange agriculture process). Visit the Unfinished obelisk (a huge obelisk dating back to the 18th dynasty that was lift unfinished). Check in our Nile cruise Lunch. After noon take a felucca ride around elephantine Island sail past the Agha Khan mausoleum, and Kitchener's Island. Back to your cruise for Dinner and Overnight.
Day 5 (tour to Abu Simbel& Felucca): Breakfast on board of your Nile cruise. An early start for an optional tour to Abusimbel. Lunch on board of your cruise after which you will sail towards Kom Ombo. Dinner on board of your cruise ship. Overnight on board.
Day 6 Sailing (comombo & Edfu): Breakfast on board of your cruise ship. Visit the unusual Greco Roman double temple of Kom Ombo (dedicated to two gods, the falcon god Harveris, and the crocodile god Sobek). Visit by a horse carriage to the temple of Edfu (dedicated to the falcon god Hours, and the second largest temple in Egypt. Lunch and Dinner on board of your cruise.
Day 7 (Luxor East-West): Breakfast on board of your cruise ship. Check out the cruise ship. An early morning start as you cross over to the West Bank of Luxor. You come from sun, sand and rugged mountainside you enter The Valley of the Kings (home of 65 tombs of the kings of 18th to 22nd dynasties). The modern looking temple of queen Hatshepsut (she ruled over Egypt for 19 years as a king). The colossi of Memnon (originally belong to king Amenhotep the 3rd). Lunch on your own(not included). Visit Luxor temple (was built by the kings of the middle and the new kingdom). After noon start our tour to visit the Karnak temples (the largest complex of temples in Egypt originally attached to Luxor temple by an avenue of sphinxes). Transfer to the railway station for your sleeper train to Cairo. Dinner on board of your sleeper train.
Day 8 (Cairo city tour): After Breakfast on board of your sleeper train. Reach Cairo (Giza Station). Visit Islamic Cairo-the Citadel of Saladin, the alabaster mosque of Mohmed Ali, the Gawhara palace of Mohamed Ali, the mosque of Amr Ibn El-Aas the very first mosque built in Egypt. Visit Coptic Cairo (the church of saint sergius the very first church built in Egypt, the synagogue of Bn Izra, and the so called Hanging up church). Lunch. The Egyptian museum (more than 120,000 pieces from ancient Egypt, plus the amazing collection of King Tutankhamen from the 18th dynasty new kingdom, and the royal mummies). See Khan El-khalili bazaar (where you can see Al-Azhar mosque, and the very unique Islamic ancient streets and complex). Check in your hotel and Overnight.
Day 9 (Departure):Breakfast at the hotel. Egypt Fun Tours representative will transfer you to the airport and assist you at the airport through final departure formalities.


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Many more shocking attacks throughout last year can also be revealed.
The country's police force admitted it is struggling to deal with the sheer number of incidents being reported, as well as the strain refugees centres are putting on officers.
Officers have dedicated huge resources to tackle the Moroccan muslims in the country in 2016 as girls reported being sexually assaulted by them on a regular basis.
Rapes and sex attacks have risen across Sweden
Migrants were also blamed and arrested as suspects.
Both Germany and Sweden have become overwhelmed with migrants after announcing they would accept all refugees.
It has led to high tensions between pro and anti-migrant citizens, with riots erupting in city centres.
As this map shows, these grave incidents are taking place across Sweden amidst their migrant crisis.
Migrants allegedly sexually harassed a mother, who was with her children at the time.
They kissed her on the neck before she managed to run home.
Both a mother and daughter reported being sexually assaulted at a swimming pool on January 22 2016.
The 11-year-old girl was groped between her legs by a "middle eastern" man.
Two 11-year-old girls reported being attacked by about eight refugee men aged 18 to 20 at a bathhouse.
The men held the girls down and groped them between the legs and felt their chests.
A man was arrested on suspicion of rape at Västanviks Folkhögskola.
One girl was sexually assaulted by a man speaking a language "she did not understand".
A woman was allegedly exposed to a migrant who started masturbating in front of her outside a school.
The same man had been kicked out of the school earlier in the day.
Alexandra Mezher, 22, was stabbed to death in Sweden
Girls reported being assaulted in a school.
Police were called to a migrant centre to reports of a man raping and assaulting his wife. He allegedly told them she was "his woman".
A man allegedly pulled a woman down a side road and tried to kiss her and police have confirmed many similar reports in the area.
Algerian teenager allegedly stabbed a girl in the face after she refused to sleep with him.
Three African immigrants also gang raped a woman in her 20s for several hours.
There have been vigilante attacks on migrants after women blaming them for assaults
Allegedly the school's headmaster said: "Boys will be boys."
Six migrants were jailed for gang raping a woman.
Girls were seen crying at a music festival after allegedly being surrounded and harassed by migrants.
One woman was raped by two men, according to reports.
Ten migrants reportedly held down and sexually attacked a 10-year-old. She told police she was so afraid she wanted to die.
Another girl alleged that she was hit by migrant men when she tried to protect her friend from being sexually assaulted.
Two seven-year-old girls were allegedly harassed by men from Angola, kissing one and throwing a plank at her, but the case was dismissed as there were no third party witnesses.
Several girls were allegedly held down while being groped by a group of migrants.
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Mumbai: Refuting allegations of not rendering help to hailstorm affected farmers, Maharashtra Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan today said the state government has disbursed financial aid to them.
"It is not that we haven`t helped farmers. People are saying that we did not help the farmers on time, but that is not true. We have provided all possible help to the farmers," Chavan told reporters on the occasion of Maharashtra Day celebration at the Mumbai Mayor`s bungalow.
He said he had never heard of any other state managing to get financial aid in such a short time.
"Even while the code of conduct was in force, we asked for help from Union agriculture minister and the Central government. I have never heard of any other state asking and receiving help in such a short period of time," he claimed.
Chavan said he has stood behind the farmers of the state to help them, whatever the situation may be.
Commenting on Indian Meteorological Department`s forecast of a less than normal monsoon in parts of Maharashtra, the senior Congress leader said the government has taken stock of the possibility of a poor monsoon.
"We have got information from the meteorological department that it might rain less this year. We have thought of what help needs to be given to farmers," he said.
"We have informed the district collectors about the possibility of low rains this year and have given them instructions on what needs to be done. Also, wherever there is drought, we have provided tankers and water," he said.
He dismissed reports of a huge police force being deployed at the state secretariat `Mantralaya` to operate telephone calls.
"This process (deployment of security) is being followed for many days. But it is not that a large number of policemen are being deployed at Mantralaya for security duty. Minimum force has been deployed there and we keep on reviewing security arrangements to further bring down the security," Chavan said.
The Chief Minister also said that government employees who have been busy with election work will be called back on duty, if the need arises.
"If there is any natural disaster, then government employees will be called back from election duty by taking special permission and will be made to aid in the relief work," he said in a reply to a question.
Maharashtra Day was celebrated today in various parts of the state.
Maharashtra attained statehood on May 1, 1960.
On the occasion, Governor K Sankaranarayanan took salute of a ceremonial parade held at Shivaji Park in Central Mumbai.
A report from Nagpur said state social justice minister Shivajirao Moghe took salute of a ceremonial parade at the Kasturchand Park ground in the city.
Addressing a function, Moghe said Maharashtra has contributed immensely in the development of the country.
He complimented the people of the state and also the labour class on the occasion of Labour Day, celebrated worldwide today.
Divisional Commissioner Anoop Kumar, Commissioner of Police K P Pathak, District Collector Abhishek Krishna and other senior officials were present on the occasion.


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DeepBlue and sand artist Siddhi Yadav @ Woodford
DeepBlue invited Mumbai based sand artist Siddhi Yadav to Woodford 2013-14 for their very special show India Stories.
Reknowned actor Eugene Gilfedder narrated the story which is about our time in India and tells the tales of the young musicians of Dharavi, Mumbai's largest slum where this creative collaboration began. Dheeraj Shrestha on Tabla joined the 16 DeepBlue musicians.
Check out DeepBlue's Facebook page to see photos of our 2013 tour of Delhi, Ahmedabad and Mumbai. The tour, which was a great mix of concerts and workshops, was kindly supported by QUT and DFAT.


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The Nu:Logic duo return with their combined genius to present a second full-length collaborative effort Somewhere Between The Light. As two pioneers of the signature Hospital sound, brothers Nu:Tone and Logistics have become influencers and tastemakers in the genre with a deep back-catalogue of smooth, soulful, liquid drum & bass. This 13-track long player soars through the same ethereal movements with a welcomed dip into new territory. Tracks Somewhere Between The Light, Side By Side, Driftwood and Red Velvet are sure to satisfy the needs of those after classic Hospital rhythms. Heart-wrenching vocals delivered by the likes of Child of Chief, Thomas Oliver and Ed Thomas balance blissful highs with lower register tones. Fitting into their love of feel-good funk and bluesy grooves is Nova with subtle horns and bouncing basslines in the mix. Nu:Logic have one foot firmly in the future with Strut, featuring fellow Gresham brother Other Echoes and an anti-drop switch up ready to dominate dancefloors world over. Our Nights, created with prolific multi-genre producers The Nextmen, shakes a half-time stick with a glistening roller feel. Other highbrow match-ups come from LSB in Sepia and Pathways with singer/songwriter Blake. Separately and together these two continue on paths to success, with younger brother Logistics reaching BBC Radio 1s playlist last year following his sixth studio album Electric Sun. For the last three years Dan Nu:Tone has become a crucial member of the Hospital A+R team, having an influential role in the progression of both up and coming artists and longstanding members of the family. Their DJ dates continue to take them across the globe. Tracks: Somewhere Between The Light (feat. Child Of Chief) / Side By Side (feat. Thomas Oliver) / Driftwood (feat. Ed Thomas) / Sun Goes Down / Strut (feat. Other Echoes) / Red Velvet / Nova / Sanctuary / Dreamweaver / Pathways (feat. BLAKE) / Change Or Die (feat. Brendan Reilly) / Sepia (feat. LSB) / Our Nights (feat. The Nextmen)
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No. 11 Men's Tennis to Host Oregon, Washington This Week
March 28, 2007
This Week
The No. 11 UCLA men's tennis team (11-3) opens up Pac-10 play this week, welcoming Oregon (9-6) and Washington (12-3) to the Los Angeles Tennis Center this Friday and Saturday. Action begins on Friday, as the Bruins host the Ducks at 1:30 p.m. UCLA takes a 13-0 all-time record against Oregon into that meeting. The Bruins will take on the Huskies on Saturday at 1:00 p.m. Washington, which is listed at No. 30 in this week's Fila/ITA Rankings, defeated UCLA, 4-3 in last year's Pac-10 showdown. The Bruins, however, take a 21-2 series advantage into the match. As usual, fans can follow the action live by clicking Here. Admission is free to all regular-season matches at the LATC.
In the Rankings
Despite not having a match last week during final exams, UCLA fell from No. 8 to No. 11 in this week's Fila/ITA Rankings. Individual rankings, which are released every two weeks, remain the same, as Benjamin Kohlloeffel (#5), Haythem Abid (#40) and Chris Surapol (#65) are UCLA's ranked singles players. In addition, Philipp Gruendler and Kohlloeffel are ranked No. 13 in doubles.
Gunning for Four in a Row
With the Bruins playing their first Pac-10 counting matches of the season this week, it's worth noting that UCLA is aiming for its fourth-straight Pac-10 title, having tied for the conference championship in 2004, '05, and '06. UCLA's conference record the past three seasons is an impressive 18-3.
The Rematch
Although there are still a number of important Pac-10 matches to be played, there is no doubt that the Bruins have circled Friday, Apr. 20 on their calendars, as the ninth-ranked USC Trojans are set to visit the Los Angeles Tennis Center that afternoon. The Trojans posted a 6-1 victory over the Bruins back on Mar. 9 at USC's Marks Tennis Stadium. UCLA would love nothing more than to return the favor on its home courts in the last regular-season match of the season. The way the Bruins and Trojans have been playing, there is a good chance that that match will decide this year's Pac-10 champion.
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A relative unknown has been tapped to provide the sex and drugs Lindsay Lohan can't. Malin Akerman, whose biggest roles to date were in "Watchmen" and "The Heartbreak Kid," will take over the role of Linda Lovelace in the new biopic about the "Deep Throat" porn star, according to Deadline Hollywood. As The Post reported Sunday, Lohan was booted from the film, "Inferno," because she was unreliable and uninsurable, director Matthew Wilder said.
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Those regularly say that we figure out how to compose best by read thoroughly. Read carefully in English is valuable from many points of view. It is an awesome approach to get a thought of the distinctive styles of composing and perceive how to utilize words properly. Choose books or articles with themes that enthusiasm you. Learning shouldn't exhaust. Perused every content a few times to ensure you see how to utilize new words and expressions in the content.
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These are some basic tips for writing well online. No one is perfect but you can improve your writing style by following this good advice to improving your writing skills.
Now this Guide for 5 Learning Apps for kids and Education has changed a lot over the last couple of decades and there is more focus than ever on learning at home, continuing one education and using the Internet for the glorious information tool that it is. Childhood is particularly important for learning and now we are hoping that these learning apps for kids can help. The list below also includes an indication of how workflow is developing and you choose best app for below list and your kids very helpful these apps after more learning online visit this site provided best Services Cheapessay.net this site very helpful your kids for Writing best cheap essay these is provided best services.
Now this Amazon Kindle apps using to reading is good and no doubt that strong reading skills help just about everybody. Amazon Kindle is about as stable of an eReader platform as you can get on mobile. It also includes a ton of books that are both kid and adult friendly. They also have a ton of books that are in the public domain and are free to download. Perfect for the budding reader who's just learning how to do it that is one of the really good learning apps for kids.
Cram.com Flashcards is a study app. It allows you to create flashcards about any subject. This is a great study aid for pretty much anybody. The app features cross-platform syncing, access to over 75 million flashcards that others have made and it works both offline and online. The free version gives you two folders and if you only ever need to study two or fewer subjects at once this is a good way to go.
Duolingo is one of the best learning apps for kids when it comes to learning a new language. It has a variety of languages supported, including Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Irish, Danish, and even English and this makes the app so great is that it is completely free to download and use. There are no hidden fees and the in-app purchases are entirely optional. The developers boast that 34 hours in this app is equal to a semester at a university and that is free all time.
The DragonBox series are a set of educational games that help kids learn basic math fundamentals and are five learning apps for kids in total. This All five of them deal with numbers to some extent. Math gives people a lot of trouble so it might be good to start young when teaching these concepts. All five games require an upfront payment, but none of them have in-app purchases that are good.
Edmodo is a classroom replacement app that helps students, teachers, and parents interact more. Not at all like ClassDojo, has Edmodo had a greater amount of an instructive perspective as children can connect with each other, guardians, and instructors about assignments. The thought is to change student involvement. Students can manage their assignments, track their execution, and even transfer documents to the classroom. It's an awesome stage to associate everybody together and truly help kids concentrated on what they have to realize for this best Study APP.
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Hand-eye coordination begins at infancy. Although the baby is practically nearsighted and can't seem to recognize objects from afar, it is by instinct and constant exposure that infants will slowly progress towards focusing on moving objects at a much precise rate especially when he or she reaches the age of 2 months.
It is by 3 months of age, that an infant will display a more prominent hand-eye connection or coordination because the hands are now in the baby's field of vision. They can control hand-eye movements and move on impulse with touching or grabbing objects that they can see or are attracted to.
In the toddler stage, your kid will be able to stack objects on top of each other or gather and collect toys in a particular sequence. They are now experts with handling the spoon and fork while feeding.
At age 4 and 5, your kid will be competent with the pen and will most likely try to tie his own shoelaces. Although at age 6, hand-eye coordination will move to a complex phase wherein the eye could be looking somewhere else while the hands are busy working on something. Multitasking seems to have developed from this stage.
Hand-eye coordination, in layman's term, is all about using the eye or our visual system to process information and direct attention which controls the hands to perform tasks. Hand-eye coordination is important to be managed and developed even in the early years so that you will be able to carry out daily tasks with ease.
Here are some fun activities that you can try with your kids to master hand-eye coordination:
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There are lots of worthwhile activities that you can enjoy with your kids while also enriching their knowledge and sharpening hand-eye coordination in the process. Incorporating playtime with fun games is a great way to create more bonding moments with your children while also paving way in the mastery of cognitive and motor skills that they will need in the daily hustle and bustle of life.
The Stephen Perse Foundation has had a 1:1 iPad programme running for two years now. Whilst there are many subject specific apps utilised for learning, it is interesting to note how the top 10 apps are all multipurpose. The list below also includes an indication of how workflow is developing for the school and how an app is chosen when and where it is appropriate. For more information about how we are using the iPads as a tool for learning please visitSPFlearning.com
Simply the most versatile education app available. Explain Everything is an interactive whiteboard and screen casting tool that suits the needs of teachers and students alike. The app allows you to animate, annotate and narrate presentations and explanations to your audience. It is widely used across the foundation to record plenaries and provide audio feedback. It is also the app of choice for students when they are required to provide more than written material. The key to its success can found in its intuitive interface and export options. A must have app in education.
Socrative 1.0 and 2.0
Socrative is a very simple and effective assessment tool that can be used during any part of the learning process. A teacher can pose questions to a group which they answer on their device with the information directly relayed back to host. It is available as long as there is an internet connection. The most common use for Socrative is as an 'exit' ticket. Students answer four or five questions at the end of a lesson so the teacher has feedback to base the next lesson on. All data is sent directly to the teacher's email account as soon as they end the quiz. Very useful for planning. Socrative 2.0 is currently in beta and has added functionality and analytics that makes the franchise a simple yet import part of the digital toolkit.
iMovie has always been a favourite with students, but it is interesting to see how it has developed as an educational tool. As well as an obvious movie creation and editing app, iMovie provides a platform to express learning. The 'trailer' option guides students to capture snapshots to show learning as well as input text to frame their ideas. These 'trailers' are then interesting starter videos or revision tools. iMovie projects take over where a student or teacher may want to add greater depth. Only today a reception class were using iMovie to show their understanding of joining words when describing a recent trip.
iTunes U is often referred to as our learning platform. The iTunes U courses provide the framework and resources so the teachers can get on with what they do best. Removing the need for photocopying, internet searching and distribution, iTunes U supports a culture of creation and collaboration. Having access to everything required on one device can't be underestimated and its popularity is growing by the day. Add to this the ability to update any resource and make it available to all at the tap of a screen and you have a very powerful learning platform.
Showbie allows you to assign, collect and review student work. As a tool it meets a demand that used to be supplied by a school VLE. The difference here is the ability to 'open in' a multitude of apps to create content or provide feedback. A couple of taps sees a student assignment opened and annotated with audio feedback or viewed in the teachers app of choice. It is then just as simple to return the assignment to the student for immediate viewing. Showbie works very well with larger classes where the transfer of information is common and often.
Edmodo fulfils the need of a collaboration and communication tool within the school environment. The secure site is suitable as nobody can gain access to a group without the unique code. Many students use Edmodo to question their peers over challenging questions and as a platform to collaborate on projects. It is interesting to see how groups communicate under the tutelage of a teacher. Edmodo is also used as a tool to model good practice on the internet. For many students it is their first interaction with social media in a controlled environment and Edmodo has proved a very useful component of our esafety programme.
As a note taking app, Notability stands out from the crowd. With all the tools available to record information, Notability is a real favourite with our students. The most common use can be seen as students take a picture of a resource or experiment and then jot down information to highlight key terms. Whilst we encourage handwritten notes as well, it is interesting to see how Notability folders are an important part of the learning process. The export functions within Notability also make it suitable for the students as they develop their digital portfolios.
Keynote is the presentation tool of choice for students particularly when faced with a class or school presentation. The students are very positive about the ease with which they can convey a message using multimedia. There is distinct attention paid to the use of transitons to emphasise a point and interestingly an engagement with the requirements of the future world they will work in. Students often equate job applications and progress with presentations so using Keynote to express learning is very desirable. Ask a student to convey their learning and it is likely to be Keynote they turn to.
From simple projects to a school terms worth of learning, Book Creator has become a handy vessel for curation and creation. With the ability to add video to explanations as well as 'widget' type effects, students of all ages enjoy using Book Creator. It deserves its inclusion due to the ease with which all tools can be used and the export functions available. Stand alone projects are ably supported by Book Creator as it acts as a working portfolio to document the process. A favourite of the Visual Arts department.
Pages is simply the 'go to' app of choice when Stephen Perse Foundation students are asked to produce a piece of written work. Functionality and ease of use again mean that this app is a favourite amongst students. There are further layers to the app though that enhance the learning process. Firstly, the templates remove the need to spend time over layout and formatting. When the task requires a student to convey their learning, time no longer wasted on making the document look good. Secondly, the multimedia aspect of Pages elevates it as a document creator. As well as the written word, our students submit photos and video to support their views, all professionally laid out. If Stephen Perse Foundation students are submitting a formal piece of work, then Pages is the app they'll chose.
It is worth noting that our iPad 1:1 programme is underpinned by GAFE with Google Drive as our cloud based storage solution.
Our current education system is dominated by grades. A metric by which to compare and judge. We celebrate and justify in equal measure and our curriculum is driven by the outcome. Yet here at the Stephen Perse Foundation theethos and vision isn't controlled by the 'grade'. The animation above serves to illustrate how important it is to put the child at the centre of all decision making and prepare them for the future.
To put the school in context, the average UCAS entrance score in 2013 was A*A*AA and the Stephen Perse Foundation is one of the Sunday Times' Schools of the Year. The Sixth Form College also achieved the highest points average in the world at 42.2/45 for the International Baccalaureate. However, the grades aren't the be all and end all.
The importance of the animation is to convey that a school that 'performs' well in examinations does not believe they are the most important thing. An ethos and vision that is crucial to the future of its students is there for all to see. It is a positive example that decisions made in the best interests of the child can navigate through the murky world of examinations and analysis. I'm not for one moment implying that all schools don't share the same values. Rather that schools who are constantly judged by Ofsted and held accountable to certain criteria will always concentrate on those areas.
Choice. A frequently used word when talking about pedagogy in 2013. The options available to teachers and their learners are countless. The variation in a child's school day should be applauded and the engagement with learningis an obvious consequence. This is a great time to be a teacher.
I'm convinced that the way I was taught in the 80's and 90's didn't prepare me particularly well for 21st Century employment. This is not to lay blame at the door of my teachers. They were well equipped with the 'tools of the trade' at the time but lesson after lesson was largely filled with note taking. I do remember facts from my schooldays and I was well prepared for the exams. However, few aspects of my classroom learning helped with my post school days. I had very engaging teachers from a presentation point of view, but, on reflection, I don't remember being challenged frequently. If I'm honest I learnt more from the non-examined areas of school life that allowed me to understand the importance of teamwork, leadership and collaboration.
The last three months of my own teaching career have cemented the opinion that pedagogy is shifting for the better. A change of schools has introduced me to the International Baccalaureate that is streets ahead of its A level counterpart. As well as its breadth and depth the Theory of Knowledge component challenges learners and teachers to think twice about the process in which they are involved. It is so important to our Foundation that every student takes the ToK course in the sixth form even if A levels are their chosen certificate. Indeed upon visiting a 2013 school leaver at Utrecht University it was interesting to note that she believed the ToK course was the most useful aspect of her sixth form learning.
At this point I should state I have moved past the debate of whether tablets or smartphones should be used in the classroom. A tool is just a tool. If you want students to write notes in lesson time and listen to the 'story' then a tablet isn't necessarily worth considering. This is an excellent option for learning in some circumstances and should not be challenged for the sake of argument. However, because of the availability of tablets, we can now change the learning process and vary its components. Five years ago it was virtually impossible to expose learners to the wealth of resources we can now at the touch of a screen. Tablets allow the learner to record video evidence of their science experiment and more importantly their explanation. Tablets provide a platform for real time feedback from every learner. Tablets allow the learner to access multiple resources at their desk in the classroom where appropriate. Tablets allow the learner to collaborate with peers in the classroom, down the hall, across the country and the other side of the world…. you get the idea.
These options are available, where appropriate, in the learning process and are made possible by the technology. As a teacher it is my job to select the right time to use a tool and guide the learner. It has never been easier to challenge a group of students with various stimuli. I am grateful that the technology exists to remove the barriers to the lessons I have always wanted to teach but found impossible to put together. Even a simple back channel (usingTwitter or Edmodo) allows students to have a voice where they otherwise might be shy or fearful of asking a simple question. A challenge that every teacher faces. (As an aside it is interesting that the technology that exists to connect our students is having a dramatic effect on teachers. The power of social media to engage, provoke debate and challenge opinion has led to a platform that can only benefit the profession.)
It is a great time to be a teacher because we have the tools available to us that provide increased scope for engagement, stimulation and creativity. It is a great time to be a teacher because there are qualifications available that challenge the exam factory ideal. It is a great time to be a teacher because we are so connected with information and each other that opportunity is presented daily.
It is a great time to be a teacher because we need to learn with our students.
I have made no secret of my fondness for generic apps that enhance learning. Explain Everything, Google Drive andEvernote can aid the educator and student alike. However, there is a new contender on the block for the No.1 app in education. Socrative 1.0 was very good – Socrative 2.0 looks excellent.
This brief introduction to Socrative 2.0 highlights its potential and possible use in the classroom. I look forward to hearing about the effect it has in schools.
Talk about learning and educators will enthuse about creativity, discovery and development. Add the term examination or grades and the conversation takes a different slant. The post below from Tricia Kelleher (Principal of the Stephen Perse Foundation) skilfully highlights the importance of 'space for development' ahead of a 'collection of grades'.
"Watch out for the sharks! The plank is for the bad pirates." This snatch of conversation between two 3 year old children in our Pre-prep captures brilliantly their learning experience. Adults tend to equate learning to the amount of time children sit behind desks. The children I observed today were outside, creating a world of buccaneers, princesses and sword wielding heroes. I was even given a lesson in ballroom dancing by two little girls keen to share their skills with me.
Of course, the principle underlying the lesson was independent learning. The teachers had skilfully configured the spaces to support discovery and creativity. Each child was encouraged to explore the possibilities offered to them and "to play" – by play I mean problem solving, creativity, showing initiative. Essentially developing a positive learning disposition.
The year 2 children meanwhile were coming to the end of plan-do-review day and were reflecting on what they had learnt. They had complete freedom to design their own project. Sadly the pressure of time had prevented the completion of a model of Henry VIII, the painting of a cottage and the markings on an aeroplane. All the children had learnt an important lesson about time management and, as one boy observed, how much they enjoyed "collaboration" (his word).
This window into the world of young children's learning was a timely reminder to me about the importance of providing space for children to develop. The national obsession with measuring progress places a premium on cognitive development which, whilst more easily measurable, is not about the whole child.
Interestingly, at the other end of the educational spectrum, the International Baccalaureate offers a sixth form programme which is about breadth both in terms of subject content and assessment. Students enjoy an intellectual challenge which stretches them and an assessment framework which requires more than performance in a terminal examination – group work, extended essay, presentations are an integral part of this programme. Intellectually coherent and clearly valuing so much more about the student, there is much to recommend the IB. The learning is embedded in this programme.
And then we have our national qualification. It strikes me as someone with responsibility for children aged 3-18 that our examination system almost gets in the way of learning. With national exams required to fulfil different purposes – measuring a school, value added, individual's attainment – is it any wonder that the development of an individual can get lost in the exam conveyor belt? The current debate about standards in education has become subsumed by proposed changes to the national examination framework. In my view this is the wrong way round. Surely the big debate should be focused on learning and exams configured to capture what we truly value.
Yet I also know that we measure what we measure because we always have done it this way. The exam machine is grinding away and our children are destined to pass through it for better or worse. This is their passport to the future. As a school we are determined to add stamps to this passport – for us it is about the education of an individual and it is our responsibility to ensure this is about more than passing exams. A young person is surely more than a collection of grades; they are the future.
I should state from the outset I'm not sure the impact of any new technology in the classroom will ever be truly measurable. It won't be for the want of trying and there are a number of case studies trying to do just that. However, with that in mind, what conclusions can I draw from two years of iPad use in the classroom?
I have two areas that can be discussed anecdotally. The first is an A level class of 15 students who have spent the last two years studying PE using iPads. This group of students recorded the best results at A level in my ten years at the school. For those familiar with the way UK grades are measured the value-added average was + 17%. As well as using iPads for two years with this group I also introduced the concept of 'flipped learning'. Often the group were asked to view a keynote presentation that had been recorded to replace homework. That meant we had an opportunity in class to work through issues and lessons tended to take on more of a seminar feel.
I'm not about to start claiming the iPads are the only reason for this success. Similarly I don't think the 'flipped' learning environment would be the only reason for the boys high achievement. The point is, the introduction of new technology and indeed the pedagogy that is developing, didn't obstruct the boys learning and achievement. I firmly believe it enhanced the learning process but this is difficult to prove without a control group. If I was to compare it to the previous years set of results they are markedly higher, but there could be many different reasons for this.
The second area of discussion comes from the Stephen Perse Foundation in Cambridge. The school has been 1:1 iPad for a year and they have just received a record breaking set of GCSE results. 74% A* or 94% A*/A is remarkable by any standard and again serves as an indicator to the positive impact of new technology in schools. I'm not suggesting that the iPads are the reason for the success. However, they clearly didn't have a detrimental effect on the performance of the school at GCSE level.
So we have an entire GCSE cohort in a 1:1 iPad environment and a trial A level group who have both performed outstandingly well when compared to their predecessors – so what conclusions can I draw?
It is obvious that engagement with the learning is crucial. Top grades are very difficult to achieve without a firm understanding of the subject matter. I believe the new technology has enabled our learners to engage more readily with material and context. It certainly isn't the only way to achieve the levels of engagement required, but I personally found it much easier to access with the new technology.
The real impact of new technology in school doesn't have anything to do with grades. The fact that I was able to bring many different opportunities for learning into my classroom always felt right as we went through the process at A level. As you can see in the video above, at the Stephen Perse Foundation the GCSE cohort had many opportunities to express their learning. At a time when collaboration and communication skills are at the top of any employers desirable qualities, it is fitting we are seeing more of it in our classrooms.
As schools discuss the rights and wrongs of tablets in education I can only offer an opinion based on two years of usage and an interesting time deploying iPads in secondary schools. The opportunities they provide have led to a shift in my own teaching and this doesn't appear to have had a negative effect on my students. It also felt right to adjust what I had been doing for 10 years and I'm certain I'm a better educator for it. Time will tell if this trend is seen across different groups, institutions and countries but I feel secure in the knowledge that, after two years with iPads . . . . . it wasn't necessarily a bad decision!


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Discussion in 'Black Hat SEO' started by oblio421, Oct 20, 2009.
does google penalyze you for having a high bounce rate and a low "Avg. Time on Site "?
No, as far as I'm aware traffic has absolutely no effect on SERPS, whether it stays on your site or not. It does obviously effect you Alexa rating, but that useless, and you probably know that already
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A blog showing my latest creations in handmade cards, the tools I used and the inspiration behind each card.
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Make It Monday - Photo Postcards
This week's Papertrey Ink Make It Monday challenge was making postcards from photos. This is a really fun project, so to view Ashley Cannon Newell's video, just click on the Papertrey Ink link above. Who knew you could stamp on photos and make your own customized postcards. First off, I used Memento Black Tuxedo Ink with HP photo paper. On my first attempts I ended up taking off the finish of the photo when I peeled back the stamp. They really stick to the photo. But after a couple of tries I got down how much pressure to use. My first photo is our pond with a pair of geese. They like to nest on the island in the spring. The sentiment is from Papertrey Ink's Lovely Layers.
My second postcard is my dog Teddy. I thought the sentiment from Papertrey Ink's Funky Flowers fit this photo perfectly. The photos were printed on my HP inkjet printer and as per the video I added white cardstock to the back.
Thanks for stopping by...
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BOTH cards are PERFECT!!!!!!! :)ReplyDelete
I LOVE both your postcards! You have your own pond and "pet" geese? Lucky you!! Your second card made me smile! What a PERFECT sentiment for that photo :)ReplyDelete
Oh Linda, this is a great photo of Teddy smiling :)ReplyDelete
And, your geese look so peaceful in your beautiful pond~lovely scene
That is awesome!ReplyDelete
Your postcards are fabulous and you had just the right sentiments for them both. As an avid birder I love that you have your own geese to watch during nesting season.ReplyDelete
Linda you've got this stamping perfect. love the photo's and sentiments you chose.ReplyDelete
Love them both...but Teddy makes me smile! Cutie.ReplyDelete
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New climb with a new toy
I have been on the road sooo much in the last few weeks and actually haven't ridden my mountain bike since the rio bravo. Yikes…VQ is getting close but I feel confident about the miles this year. Perhaps taking a new approach with lots of miles on the road will be better than short hills that left me with a knee problem for most of last year… we will see how it works out. I did need to get back on my 29er and needed some climbing too so I set out on a new route up Breckenridge Road with my new toy to log all that data…
The toy… Okay, I have been thinking about it for a long time now and due to my Polar watch battery going dead I have not even used a HR monitor for about four months now. Actually, I have only used my Polar for post-activity review and to keep a training log but never really to integrate it into any workouts. Time to change all that with my NEW TOY ;-)
Corby has been telling me to get a GPS for a long time and I know Marius can do all kinds of tricks with his too so with our Italy trip on the loom I found enough justification to drop a few hunnies and get one going. I know its big and bulky looking but I have had it for a little over a week now and I forget it is even there as far as comfort goes…but that is where it stops. I actually use this more than my Polar because of the INSTANT feedback on pace…So cool. Still working out a few things like the extra small digits for the heart rate reading. I sear I am ether going to crash trying to look at it or go blind! Hopefully, I can just adjust a setting somewhere?
So, does it get even better? Well, besides actually sticking to a low HR pace and doing a few workouts around a HR monitor plan (actually using the HR function this time around) just adds to the well developed software that it comes with and you even have access to software online that just plain ROCKS! The polar software is still great for a training log and I will continue to use that but the way that you can slice and dice the data with this is just cool for a enginerd like myself. Add to that the location element of GPS and you its easy to loose time wading through all that amazing output…
Check out the route playback feature….
Here are a few charts from my ride today. Low HR or sub Threshold (160bpm) for me on a climb and you compare how much time you spent in each "zone" climbing, decending, etc.
For example, I rode about 300ft with my Heart Rate at about 152bpm and descended a little over 350ft with my HR at 125bpm.
How about a pie chart that shows the time you spend climbing vs. flat or decending?
but wait….There IS more. How cool is google earth already? Add to that the ability to map your ride/run to a layout and then race yourself or your buddy over the same course and the fun never stops. Highly motivational and Slater recommend fo sho.
The Breckenridge road was sweet too and I will have to explore a lot more of the roads up thar… Next time it will be the cross bike with bags and maybe a loop to Lake Isabella and Keyesville. Okay, that would be like 100+ miles so maybe not next time but a future trip for sure.


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I received a little birthday gift a few weeks ago from Leona.
Leona is sending all her followers a birthday gift, how nice is that, thank you Leona.
Also I was one of the lucky winners in Fiona's giveaway, and Fiona being Fiona I didn't just get the needlecase but lots of other gifts too!!
Thank you so much Fiona, I absolutely love my needle case.
I will leave you with this picture of Lady, not sure if she was sulking or just wanted to be unsociable.....
Hugs Linda


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Tagged: product category page
I created a category called 'bag'
but how can i locate this page in my WP as I want to do editing to this page
hi kriesi team,
still have not got any reply, pls help
thxs very much
Hi papachew,
You can't find it inside the WordPress Dashboard. But you can edit it's template file, but this will be used for all categories, you can find it in: wp-contentpluginswoocommercetemplatestaxonomy-product_cat.php.
thank you Ismael for responding..if I cant find it in WP dashboard, how can i include that page in my drop down menu?
I know we can place pages under main menu links via the menu editor, but if i cant find the product category page, may i know how i can insert a sub page then?
eg. Shop>subpage
hope to hear from you..tried to figure out for very long as I'm quite new to this theme.
hi Ismeal, I manage to solve it. Thxs for your help again.
https://kriesi.at/support/topic/ (Purchase code hidden if logged out) – (Purchase code hidden if logged out)
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ROCHESTER — Kasey Lillian has been riding horses for as long as she can remember. At 12, she considers herself an enthusiast.
So on Saturday when her mother took her to the Kentucky Derby Day Equine Fair at the Myhre Equine Complex, the young rider was filled with excitement.
"I can't believe there's so many horses here," she said.
Adding to the fun, were a number of vendors and activities scheduled throughout the entire day and leading up to the Kentucky Derby Party that evening.
Stephanie Lavertu spent time showing people how to properly groom a horse and showing her product line, Espana.
Part of the importance of grooming a horse, she said, is the connection made with the animal.
"When we're in the barn and it's quiet, he is so content," she said of her horse Patriot, or "Riot" for short.
"He's a beautiful horse," Larina McEntire said.
McEntire said she just started learning how to ride horses and that she wishes she'd done it a long time ago.
"I was always afraid of heights, so I was nervous about getting up that high and having the horse be unpredictable," she said.
So far, though, she said her new love of horses is greater than her old fear of heights.
"I just love it. I wish I could have my own," she said.
The annual fair benefits the High Knoll therapeutic riding program and the Dover High School equine program through the Career Technical Center. Students from the equine program in Dover spend time at the center doing hands-on learning.
Admission tot he event itself was free and that's one of the things some suspected drew a steady crowd.
"It's a gorgeous day, we've never been up here before, and it's free," Katy Nylan said. Accompanied by her husband and four children, she said it was one of the rare things they've found to do as a whole family without spending a lot of money.
"They are loving the animals," she said of her children.
A petting zoo, traditional fair fare, and greeting fox hounds in the field at High Knoll appeared to be the favorite attractions for younger visitors, other than the horses themselves.
For some, the fair was a close second to childhood dreams of actually owning a horse.
"I have a dog like those hounds, but I'd really love a horse," Samantha Gregoire, 7, said. "This is fun, too, though."


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Hotel Accomodation
The conference will take place in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, this time in the towns congress center GaPa Convention. During the winter season there will be few hotel rooms available. Please prepare your trip and book your room early enough to guarantee a struggle-free stay. The below hotel list for our attendees shows hotels that provide accomodation for our guests until a certain date.
Kongresshaus Garmisch-Partenkirchen / GaPa Convention
Richard-Strauss-Platz 1a
D-82467 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Website: https://www.gapa.de/gapaconvention
Room reservations for speakers, committee members and FEV colleagues are coordinated by FEV. Please contact: Boris Benesch, benesch(at)fev.com for further information.
For our attendees the below listed hotels provide accomodation. Please book your hotel early and mention the booking reference: Variable Compression Ratio to benefit from the agreed room prices and conditions for attendees.
Hotel room fees or travel costs are not included in the conference ticket price, so please secure your hotel room by making a reservation online or via the above given contact information.
The congress center GaPa Convention is located in the town center of Garmisch-Partenkirchen close to the central railway station. You can reach it by car (on B2) within 1 hour from Munich city center or by train within 1,5 - 2 hours. As alternative route you can also take a flight to Innsbruck and take the car from there, but heavy snowfalls in February are possible on the route.
ATLAS Sporthotel
Available until 31.12.2018
Mittenwalderstr. 13
82467 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Telefon +49 8821 94380-0
Single room: 59 €/Day
Double room: 79 €/Day
Three bed rooom: 79 €/Day
Atlas Posthotel
Available until 30.11.2018
Marienplatz. 12
82467 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Telefon +49 8821 709 0
Single room: 80 €/Day
Double room for single person: 105 €/Day
Reindl's Partenkirchner Hof
Bahnhofstraße 15
82467 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Telefon: +49 8821 94387 0
Single room: 105 €/Day
Double room for single person: 140 €/Day
Dorint Sporthotel Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Available until 07.10.2018
Mittenwalder Straße 59
82467 Garmisch-Partenkirchen
Tel.: +49 8821 706-519
Single room: 118 €/Day
Double room for single person: 168 €/Day