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*Whitney Houston voice: Wendy, Wendy, Wendy.
Once again dabbling in the land of messy, this time for some comments you made about an iconic gospel group — The Clark Sisters.
On your show Wednesday, you brought up Snoop Dogg's chart topping gospel album Bible of Love and instead of just ending on a positive note, you went and questioned whether The Clark Sisters ever got a #1 album.
Your follow-up response was not pretty. A refresher below:
Now, if you thought the good Christian folks (or music lovers in general) were going to let you say anything about a massively influential group, you thought wrong.
Everyone from Michelle Williams, to Kirk Franklin, to Nick Cannon came knocking at your door.
And Karen Clark Sheard's daughter Kierra Sheard (also a great singer) was definitely available to defend her mom and aunties.
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@wendyshow These women have done more than number 1 on the charts. Their lives have matched what they sing about. Somehow they've managed to sing about #Jesus in one of the smallest, but most effective genres of music, have influenced masses and influenced those who influence the masses. In addition, they've managed to take their message to some of the world's most biggest platforms and their message still translates through generations. Not to mention those they've mentored and managed to genuinely pray and show concern for you, when YOU passed out; while the world waited for your demise. Be careful who you come for. Not everyone is worth it!! This is a different caliber of people. We pray you have peace of mind and successful rest. #receipts #facts #number1FemaleGospelGroup #theClarkSisters #Wendy #TheWendyShow
Oh how your words have turned the messiness into a blessing.
Outrage for your statements have peaked so much that a #BringOutTheClarkSisters hashtag started trending on Instagram. The movement is even helping The Clark Sisters' album Live – One Last Time rise on the iTunes chart.
See how God works Wendy.
But in the spirit of forgiveness, let's just take this as a "you know not what you do" moment.
Social media on the other hand…they might need some time before they ride the forgiveness wave.
Swipe through for some more Clark Sisters appreciation and Twitter reactions that prove Wendy messed with the wrong ones!
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Polish Dendrology Society Warsaw Trees Photos Białowieża Forest Photos Bialowieza Notes .pdf
European Champion Tree Forum 3rd meeting Bialowieza, Poland, 14th to 16th June 2013
Piotr Krasinksi (Polish Dendrology Society) & ECTF Secretary Gordon MacKenthun had organised the entire trip.
The visit went very smoothly and old friends were re-united. Thank you so much both.
Here are sections of the Report and Minutes (edited by Gordon Mackenthun)...
Following the successful meetings of European big tree enthusiasts in Wespelaar, Belgium in 2010 and in Bonn, Germany in 2011 Polish friends offered to host a third meeting in Bialowieza. The village is just on the edge of the Bialowieza National Park, one of the last natural forests in Central Europe. It is in the easternmost parts of Poland close to the border with Belarus. See the Bialowieza Notes .pdf above.
The group gathered in Warsaw and set off to Bialowieza in the afternoon by rented coach. Traffic was heavy and it took a while to leave the city behind. The eastern Polish landscape was just beautiful in the setting sun and the further we went the more "Russian" elements appeared – like colourful wooden houses...
The accomadation was lovely, as was the Polish food and then...the Vodka! ...next day it was then on with the talks.
Gordon's introduction DDG > Marc opens Sequoias.eu > Andreas German Trees Gyorgy Dendromania.hu >
Next up were...
Kryzyszof Dendro Poland > Susanna Bosques sin Fronteras >
After Susanas excellent talk it was off out into the Bialowiesa Forest...from Gordons informative report...
The session was closed and everybody got prepared for a long walk in the woods. Under the expert guidance of Artur "Arek" Szymura we had a good six hours hike through the National Park seeing nature getting its way as it should:
There is a large variety of tree species (dominated by oak, ash, hornbeam, pine), they come in all shapes and sizes, dying trees are left alone to be colonised by fungi and lichens, toppled trunks are just moved from the trails only.
The Bialowieza forest is not a virgin forest, it was managed for centuries for timber production and as a hunting ground. But when it became a National Park in 1923 all management was stopped and 90 years of nature's regime turned the forest into woodland as natural as you can get in Central Europe. Trees within the National Park tend to be rather tall then big (by girth) with spruces easily reaching 50 m.
VIEW PHOTOS > or view Bialowieza Notes READ MORE >
Later it was on to the next round of Talks...
Piotr Gach Polish Dendro > Rob Shropshire Trees > Lubos Czech Trees > Hana European Tree of Year >
Saving the best 'til last, it was the turn of César-Javier, Bernabé and José of the Fundación Félix Rodriguez de la Fuente,
César introduces us to the
Fundación Félix Rodriguez de la Fuente >
BigTrees4Life >
From Gordon's Report...
There is a wide range of activities covered by the foundation, ranging from organic food to fire fighting. "BigTrees4Life" is a project which deals with monumental trees. It aims at improving the conservation of big trees and mature forests which are seen as umbrellas under which other organisms like fungi, lichens, insects and mammals can live.
Then José continues, pointing out how important good legal advice is for the protection of trees. He ends showing us the wide array of books the foundation has published on a number of various issues.
Another session was conducted and there was much lively discussion on various subjects.
From Gordon's Report...
The next ECTF meeting will be held in Spain, most likely in Valsaín near Segovia >, in the autumn of 2014. It will be again a three day venture, Friday to Sunday, probably 17th to 19th 10th 11th 12th October. Susana volunteers to organise the meeting with the help of some of her Spanish colleagues plus the ECTF Secretary and some other members.
The session ends with a huge applause for Piotr (Krasinski) for his exceptional organisational skills and his contagious good humour.
Thank you Piotr from everyone for all of your hard work and great organisation...and for our hangovers!
On the way back to Warsaw we are introduced to a giant pine by Krzysztof. But then it is time go. Warsaw is reached by mid-afternoon giving everybody good time to travel on or to enjoy the pleasant summer evening. Some of us go to Rogów Arboretum the next day, Monday, and after that the 3rd ECTF meeting in Poland is finally closed.

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Want to get your make-up professionally done? Here's what you should know
Getting your make-up done professionally is a wonderful treat for the face – and the soul. But have you ever wondered what it would cost to create those make-up looks from scratch at home?
No need, I'll tell you: $873.
When I recently had a make-up lesson at a popular store, that's how much it would have cost me to buy everything used on the day.
A "free" makeover can end up costing hundreds if you get sucked in by the sales pitch but it doesn't have to be that way if you follow some simple tips.
1. Choose the right consultation
When it comes to in-store make-up applications, there's the quick, "in the chair" touch up, which requires no booking and is generally designed to test one new product.
Then there's the full-face make-up application, which requires a reservation and has a fee attached, usually about $100, which is almost always "redeemable with purchase".
Some stores, such as Mecca Cosmetica, also offer a slightly more specialised make-up "lesson" for its loyalty members, which customers can choose to focus on an area of their technique they want to improve, or change up.
2. Research your products before you head to the store
There's always a little pressure selling when you're in the chair and one product can easily become three if you're not careful, especially when they are all packaged so beautifully.
Tony Baumann, head of artistry for Mecca, encourages people to take some of their current products with them, even if they've seen better days.
"Don't be embarrassed or ashamed to bring in used products, everyone's makeup bag looks the same and all lipsticks end up in the same shape." he said.
Check your cupboard and see what's missing. Is your eyeliner on its last stump? Has your blush seen better days?
Remember, you don't even have to buy the products they use on you on the day, so long as you buy something. Buying nothing is also a bit of a waste. Think of the session as a gift voucher that runs out as soon as you leave the store.
3. Seek an artist who's like you
This isn't always possible but if your session is at a store you frequent often, you may be able to request an artist whose skin and make-up style resembles your own.
The reason is product selection can be quite subjective, so having an artist who may also have oily skin, or favours heavier eye make-up – if that's your thing – means you're more likely to come out looking like a better version of you, and less like Krusty the Klown.
If you can't choose your artist, consider taking a photo or Pinterest board of some make-up looks you like, so you don't lose precious time settling on a look.
4. Ask a lot of questions
It's easy to get chatting with the artist and lose track of the actual reason you are there: to learn.
Even if you are getting a straight make-up application, ask questions about every step. How she does that, can she show you in the mirror, and so on.
If you walk away without learning at least one new tip, you've wasted your time.
5. Buy the products that are low-risk
It's quite common to trial a new foundation at a make-up session or lesson but I am usually loathe to buy it on the spot unless I have experience with it.
Often the most expensive item used on the day, it's also the riskiest purchase should it not work out long term.
Ask if they have a return or exchange policy (Mecca will take back lightly used product within 30 days), or, if not, consider buying items that are lower risk, like eye shadows and lipsticks.
6. And sample the rest
The number of times an artist has used a product on me only to forget the colour or code the moment I leave the store. Take photos and where possible, ask for a sample to take home so you can try the product over a few days.
Then you have something ready to purchase, without the risk, next time you need your make-up done for an event.
The lowdown:
Mecca Cosmetica: make-up application $90* for 45 minutes; make-up lesson $100* for 60 minutes.
MAC: Eye application only $60*; make-up application $95* for 60 minutes; make-up lesson $150* for 90 minutes; theatrical/fancy dress make-up $150*.
Sephora: Make-up $85* for 45 minutes; make-up lesson $100* for 60 minutes.
* redeemable with purchase
Melissa Singer is National Fashion Editor of The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.


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Hi all! 2 posts in 2 days? Wow, that's a lot huh? hehehe But I have some really cool stuff today. You'll notice I'm trying to make my pics with shadows, so I'm sorry if the quality is worse than usual, but to learn better I need to start, right? :)
Have you been to Hogwarts' Alley Fair already? If not, you should go visit it, it's very cool, even for those who are not much into Harry Potter. Above is a picture of the street, and you'll find some stands selling various themed things. *The Alley Shoppes* taxi!
Here are some things you can get there:
House colour team tees and mesh armwarmers from Boom. The tees pack includes 4 colours (one for each House), for men, women and younger avies and costs 125L (that's for the pack!). I chose House of the Badger team tee cause I like Hufflepuff! :D My wand is from TokiD, you have to answer some questions to the own and then you'll get the perfect wand for you. Mine is "11", holly, dragon heartstring wand"... Shoes from Leverocci, also bought at the Alley Shoppes!
~Other items~
Skin: LAQ
Skirt: TokiD (can also be found at The Alley Shops)
Hair: Truth
I bought my Pygmy Puff when I went to Ohmai for the seasons hunt, but now you can also find them at the Alley fair. It's so cute and cheap (30L), it's a gacha item, as well as the girly calderon, which is only 15L. Shoes from BRB.robe magique, 100L.
At The Alley Shoppes you can get the DIY boo kit for your pygmy puff @ Ohmai Emporium. Warning: Before going there, remove your scripts! I've been there many times since yesterday, and just now before blogging I went back to make sure everything was correct and forgot about the scripts. I got banned for an hour! hehehe :(
Tie and shoes (socks included) from BRB.robe magique; wand and skirt from TokiD.
~Other items~
hair: Truth
Shirt: Coco
Cardigan: -tb-
Other random things:
TDR Blue has a new collection out: the shoes are 1L! Top and skirt from Emery (the skirt you'll find at main store). Bag from Milk Motion. Hair from Exile.
~Other items~
Necklace: CentoPallini
Skin: LAQ
On the left, skirt from Bebe Doll, part of SBS pack which includes 2 skirts, 1 pair of pants, 1 tee, 2 dresses, for only 60L; leggings from Tee*fy @ TDR Blue; hair from Exile also TDR Blue.
On the right, skirt and corset from JE Republic, 1L and 0L (it's a gift hunt, there are many other gifts on the hunt, look for a gift box!); necklace from KOSH, 1L, and hair from Esk-imo, 0L.
~Other items~
Shirt: Izumiya
Shoes: A-BOMB, Kookie
Bag: House of Fox
Mesh sweater: Mashooka
Fishnet leggings: Erratic
Eyeshadows: Kosh
Ring: Concrete Flowers
Eyeshadows from KOSH, new release! The top row colors are part of the lost soul set, and the bottom row colors of the dark style set. Each set comes with 10 colors, 199L!
Rings from Concrete Flowers, 75L for a pack of 5. Includes also the plastic spider ring (not sown) which gives me the creeps! lol On the back you can see the 1L necklace from KOSH.
As always, if you want to see the pictures bigger you can click on them and see the large size on my flickr.
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Degrees in Archaeology 2018 entry
St Andrews offers three MA (Honours) degrees with an integrated archaeological component, as well as a BA International Honours pathway. Archaeology at St Andrews is predominantly concerned with the culture and society of historical periods, especially the Classical world and mediaeval Europe, rather than with archaeological science, and its Archaeology degrees are hosted by the Schools of Classics and History. It is also possible to take a degree that incorporates joint Honours with Social Anthropology.
What can I study with Archaeology?
You can take Archaeology as part of the following single and joint Honours degrees:
- Ancient History & Archaeology (MA single Honours)
- Ancient History & Archaeology and Social Anthropology (MA joint Honours)
- Mediaeval History & Archaeology (MA single Honours)
- Classical Studies - Ancient History & Archaeology pathway (BA International Honours)


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I equate recent attacks on and near the River Trail like the ones we have had over the last few years equivalent to terrorism. With terrorism, once you start letting it affect your freedom, they win.
It's true we have had some attacks and incidents on or near the areas we like to recreate in and use for transportation, but that shouldn't make us withdraw from these places. Warning signs indicate that people should be fearful and consider not using the trails. We should not scare people with warning signs; this will have the exact opposite effect that we want to see happen. To combat negative behaviors on the trail, we need a strong presence people using our trails positively.
What you, as an everyday trail user can do: use the trails, use common sense, be aware of your surroundings, don't have valuables in clear view, carry pepper spray.
We should as a community be making our presence felt cause the only thing that stops a bad person is a good person. Together we should be looking for ways to improve perceived trail safety so people feel safer we can have more people using the trails because the presence of good people drives away the people looking to cause trouble.
To increase trail security should scope out the cost and then locate the money to implement the following:
Trail lighting, there are a ton of different ways we could tastefully light the trails, even some motion activated options that do not stay on at all times.
Cameras, once the camera was installed in the tunnel on Dana to Downtown there seemed to be way less hanging out there.
Emergency stations, these have buttons on them that alert police, make a ton of noise to alert people nearby, and many of them have cameras built in.
Electric bikes for RPD and civilian patrols. eBikes would enable RPD or civilians to cover a greater range of the trails in more diverse weather conditions, and make patrolling efficient and effective.


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If you're looking for a lifestyle steeped in the mystery of the desert, yet set amidst fast-paced action, high-powered corporate addresses,and the world's most ambitious entertainment destination, the Dubailand District is the place to be. This district explores some of the most ambitious, leisure, and entertainment projects to hit Dubai, such as, Dubailand. This development includes theme parks, eco-tourism projects, shopping malls, restaurants, and residential units. City of Arabia, an ongoing development in Dubailand will house residential towers, a large shopping mall, and a dinosaur park that transport you to the prehistoric kingdom of the dinosaurs. Dubailand will also feature the Falcon City of Wonders, a $1.5 billion bird-shaped city, which will include life-size replicas of the Seven Wonders of the World.
This district also includes some of the best residential developments in the emirate, such as the Green Community, Arabian Ranches, Remraam, Ritaj, Living Legends, and Al Barari. Also featured are sport-themed developments, such as, Jumeirah Golf Estates, Dubai Sports City, and Dubai Motor City that consist of several apartment buildings set in idyllic surroundings with fully integrated and world class sports facilities.
Aside from this, the Dubailand district also looks at several mixed-use projects. Dubai Silicon Oasis, a technology park and master planned community comprising office towers, R&D and industrial zones, educational institutions, apartments and villas, hotels, healthcare, and a range of lifestyle facilities. The Dubai Investment Park, which is a major industrial, business, residential and recreational development falls under this district. There is also the IMPZ (International Media Production Zone), a unique cluster environment for media production companies.


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Prepare Ahead for STAAR and EOC Testing Accommodation DecisionsThursday, January 24th, 2013
Author: Judy Butler, Education Specialist, Dyslexia and 504
Parents and teachers prefer to provide for a student's educational needs without having to consider that the child may have a disability. For many students with both mental and physical impairments, particularly within the elementary grades, referrals for Section 504 eligibility determination may be avoided or delayed if the student is able to receive RtI, health services, or dyslexia services outside of Section 504 or Special Education identification. With the increased rigor of End of Course exams in high school, districts and parents may suddenly realize that students will face serious roadblocks to graduation and college admission without access to accommodations available only to students identified as Section 504 or Special Education with a documented need written into an Individualized Accommodation Plan or IEP. According to the currently posted TEA Accommodations Triangle, http://www.tea.state.tx.us/student.assessment/accommodations/staar-telpas/ , a student must need the accommodations within the classroom, and use them routinely and effectively as well as meet very specific eligibility criteria.
Many of the new STAAR Accommodations are available to any students, students within RtI, 504 only, or Special Education, but some, like Spelling Assistance on Reading Assessment short answers and Written Composition, and Calculative Devices are not available to only 504 or Special Education students. Additionally, an Oral/Signed Administration accommodation is not available to any student, unless that student has also been identified with dyslexia and is in RtI, or is a Section 504 or Special Education student with dyslexia or has evidence of reading difficulties.
This suddenly realized fear that a child might need an accommodation to pass, but does not currently meet the eligibility criteria, can cause panic in the hearts of parents of struggling students when they consider the consequences to high school graduation, documentation to support the need for SAT/ACT accommodations, college admissions and access to services for students with disabilities at the college level. This nagging fear can cause panic in the minds of school administrators when they consider the impact that failing STAAR or EOC scores will have on state and federal accountability measures as well as the educational planning and resources needed to remediate student achievement. This sudden realization may also result in larger numbers of students being referred for Section 504 or Special Education evaluation a month, two weeks, or even days ahead of STAAR and EOC testing dates. The time involved with gathering the data along with documentation insuring accommodations have been routinely and effectively used in the classroom and are usually a logistical impossibility within these last minute time parameters.
Fear of anticipated student low performance or failure on STAAR or EOCs should never be the sole cause for initiating a Section 504 or Special Education evaluation to determine need for accommodations. However, it is possible that a disabled student who may have survived their school career without being identified as Section 504 or Special Ed eligible will now need documented accommodations due to the following circumstances: teachers freely made accommodations, the student was able to receive the Dyslexia Bundled Accommodations without being Section 504 in previous years of TAKS testing, the physical or mental disability now limits a major life activity due to increased expectations or limited time parameters, lack of access to effective interventions, or even changes in the student's health conditions.
Below are a few tips for making sure that students who truly need testing accommodations receive them long before STAAR and EOC test dates arrive:
-Establish and communicate district policies to both parents and teachers of all grade levels about referral processes and the types of information needed to warrant suspicion of a disability.
- Public school staff may access a free Region 13 online workshop entitled: "Understanding Basic 504 Procedures and Services: A Campus Training" by registering with Workshop ID: FA1224572
- Contact your regional Education Service Center 504 Specialist to aid with establishing district procedures and parent education regarding Section 504.
-For students within RtI, be sure that RtI teams are collecting progress monitoring data and referring students to 504 or Special Education evaluations when more intensive services and protections are warranted.
-Be sure that English Language Learners are not being overlooked. Specialized training is needed by assessment personnel to determine if poor achievement is due to the process of English language acquisition, or is also impaired by a mental or physical impairment. This is especially true if the impairment is dyslexia. Contact your regional educational specialist in dyslexia if you need to contract with a Bilingual Assessment Specialist.
-Educational need is not required to trigger the need for Section 504 referral. A child need not have failing grades or previously failing test scores before being evaluated for Section 504.
-Remember that there is no standard set of accommodations for any specific type of disability. Both classroom and testing accommodation decisions should be based on evidence of student need on a case by case basis, and documented within that student's Individualized Accommodation Plan or IEP. The TEA Accommodations Triangle provides specific guidance for how the need and effectiveness for many accommodations can be determined.
-Consult with Assistive Technology Specialists, within district or Education Service Center regional specialists, for tools in how to determine the best low or high-tech device for each student. Experiment with the student to evaluate the effectiveness of the technology.
-Remember that providing unnecessary accommodations within the classroom and in testing situations can be damaging to a student and their future educational success.
-Reference Region 13's new "Scaffolding Accommodations" guide, available through the Product section of our website: http://store.esc13.net/index.php/special-ed/scaffolding.html when making and documenting accommodation decisions within an RtI, 504, or ARD committee meeting.


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He rose to fame by designing Michelle Obama's now iconic inauguration gown, and now, Jason Wu has become a household name. Fresh on the heels of the announcement of his lower-priced line Miss Wu, Jason tells us why every lady should own a multi-functional handbag.
"Every woman should have a classic handbag with everyday functionality," he told ELLE.
Click ahead to see Wu's pick for the most timeless bag of all.
"The Daphne bag is timeless and is the perfect finishing touch for a dressed up or casual look." Wu said.
The Daphne Bag by Jason Wu, $1,875; jansonwustudio.com


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Diet & Nutrition
Human beings need all essential nutrients in the right proportions to lead a healthy life. Hence the foods that are consumed have to be well balanced and should have a mix of different types of cereals, millets, green leafy vegetables, vegetables, fruits, roots and tubers, etc. Some amount of animal food in the form of milk and milk products, eggs, and meat is also good for the human health.
In the present day situation it is difficult to get all essential nutrients for the body from natural sources. Hence dietary supplements will help people. Choose the dietary supplements after proper diligence and assessing your needs.
Diet charts
For your recommended daily allowances use the diet charts from National Institute of Nutrition. More details can be found at:
In this section find nutrition and protein supplements for people of all ages - kids, mothers, adults and seniors. Albumen powder and other related products provide a good source of dietary supplements for ailing people.
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I will be teaching a two day workshop focusing on an Introduction to Grasshopper Modeling in Rhino for the FLUX event being held at the California College of the Arts on March 28-29. I'm honored to be invited as there are some really good designers teaching the other workshops as well. Here's a list of the other workshops being offered that weekend:
Associative Modeling and Formula Driven Geometry using Revit Architecture with Nancy Clark Brown
Beyond Parametric Modeling with solidThinking with Darren Chilton
Knowledge Patterns in Digital Project with Dr. David Jason Gerber
Introduction to Rhino Modeling with Pascal Golay
Advanced Grasshopper Modeling and VB.Net Scripting with Rajaa Issa and Gil Akos
Rhinoscripting with Marc Fornes
Costs are $50 for students, $100 for professionals and includes lunch on both days. Some of the workshops are already sold out, so sign up quickly. I am also helping out on the exhibition that will coincide with the event, but I'll release more information on that soon.


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A-Z of LECTURES and CATEGORIES
Monthly meetings, last Friday of the month.
Meetings '3rd Tuesday of the month - 7 pm for a 7.30 start'.
'The Society presents public lectures at 7.30 pm on the second Thursday of each month from October to June ... All are welcome.'
'Our season runs from September to May. During that time our regular fortnightly meetings take place on alternate Tuesday evenings ... starting at 8 pm. Each meeting lasts for about two hours including an interval for tea and coffee.'
'Every third Monday from September to May we meet ... to hear an illustrated talk on birds and wildlife by a carefully chosen expert in their field. Well over 100 of our members are present each month. Futher attractions are a sales table for RSPB and similar goods, bird food sales, information and booking for group outings, RSPB information sheets, refreshments and opportunities for chat. Oh and, of course, a raffle. New friendships are soon made to bring added value to the evening.'
'We meet on the 4th Wednesday of each month except December and August ... at 7.30 pm.'
'Meetings are held between September and June, usually on the second Tuesday in the month. at 7.30 pm ... Activities include talks, on a variety of historical subjects, with the emphasis being on local themes, i.e. the Vale, Upper Thames Valley, and other parts of Oxfordshire and Berkshire. There will also be occasional visits and walks, and some workshop sessions for those persons/small groups pursuing local or family history research.'
'Meets (usually) on the second Friday of each month, except July and August ... at 7.45 pm for 8.00 pm.'
'Meetings are held on Thursday evenings ... at 7.45 for 8 pm - 10 pm.'
'We meet every Tuesday at 7.30 pm.'
'Originally a celebration of all things Betjeman, the Wantage Literary Festival is now a collection of events covering literature, poetry, comedy, history, science, the arts and much more. Held during the October school holiday, the festival is dedicated to promoting the written (and spoken) word in all its forms. The Festival is organised by a Festival Director and run by a team of local volunteers. In addition to the main Festival week of events we also run a lively charitable schools' programme and host various Quiz Nights throughout the year.'
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Mike Sealey has lived in Spain since 1991. He works as a writer and translator. His articles and short stories have been published in English and Spanish periodicals and his translation work ranges from: guide books to the famous Peñon d'Ifach, Calpe - Spain's famous National Park, Amazonian herbal remedies, the use of phsyco-kinetics in therapy, tourist information and commercial websites and literature.
He is married with two sons and a daughter and has Wire-haired Retriever named Max.


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Lisa Scott Speech-Language Pathology, 1997 (Ph.D.), 1988 (M.S.), 1987 (B.S.)
Director of Clinical Education, Florida State University's L.L. Schendel Speech and Hearing Clinic
Lisa Scott, a three-time alumna of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln's speech-language pathology program, was recognized with Florida State University's 2016 Distinguished Teacher Award, the university's top award for teaching. Nominations for the award are initiated by students and reviewed by a faculty committee, which makes the final selection.
"All three of my degrees are from UNL, and all from the Department of Special Education and Communication Disorders," Scott said. "Being taught by world-class faculty such as David Beukelman, Charlie Healey, Dixie Sanger, John Bernthal and Tom Carrell gave me a perspective on the kind of instructor I wanted to be for my own students as my career has developed."
After receiving her bachelor's degree in speech-language pathology and audiology at UNL in 1987, Scott earned her master's degree in 1988 and her doctorate in 1997, both from UNL in speech-language pathology. She also spent four years as a clinical instructor at the Barkley Speech Language and Hearing Clinic from 1993-97.
"An important part of my job now is clinical education, and again I was fortunate to have been mentored by some of the best - Gayle Ellis, Steve Boney and Toni Morehouse immediately come to mind," Scott said. "These individuals reinforced to me the importance of being a clinical scientist and lifelong learner, and that students need mentors both in and out of the classroom."
Scott, a research associate in FSU's School of Communication Science and Disorders, has also served as the director of clinical education in the L.L. Schendel Speech and Hearing Clinic since 2010. A fellow of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), she received the Award for Continuing Education (ACE Award) from the organization in 2014. Scott has also been recognized with various teaching awards at Florida State four times previously during her career.
"Anything that I am able to offer my students is a direct reflection of what was offered to me during my time at UNL, and I am so proud to be a Husker."


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The Javan Scops Owl is a very small owl with prominent ear-tufts.
Photo Gallery (1 picture)
Distribution: The mountains of Java at altitudes of 900-2500m. Confirmed records from western and eastern Java. While no confirmed records exist for central Java, it is likely that this owl occures along the entire central mountain chain on this island.
Status: Uncertain, probably rare. Listed as Vulnerable by BirdLife International.
Original Description: Finsch, Friedrich Hermann Otto. 1912. Ornithlogishce Monatsbeirchte, Heraussegeben von Dr. Ant. Reichenow , 20, p. 156-159


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A weekly recap of art world news.
Instagram Sensation Amalia Ulman to Show at Tate Modern
The inclusion of Amalia Ulman's Instagram-based work in Performing for the Camera, Tate Modern's upcoming exhibition about performance and photography, has sparked controversy. Ulman's Instagram project Excellences and Perfections examines the role of social media in an art historical context. The artist claims that while her social media account shows selfies, kittens, and other snapshots, the entire piece was scripted and intended to be performance art. Nonetheless, many do not feel that Instagram has a place in the world's most visited modern and contemporary art museum.
Read the full story (Art Net News)
Art Students League Sued by Nearly 300 of its Members
The 140-year-old nonprofit art school in New York City is being sued by nearly 300 of the 3,945 voting members over the sale of air rights above the school's landmarked headquarters. The $31.8 million sale to Extell Development will allow for construction of one of the tallest residential towers in the world. Citing other grievances as well, the voting members who have filed the lawsuit believe that the institution's constitution is long overdue for an update.
Read the full story (The New York Times)
Photographer Leila Alaoui Dies at 33 in Terrorist Attack
While on assignment for Amnesty International, French-Moroccan photographer Leila Alaoui sustained fatal injuries from an al-Qaeda attack in a restaurant and hotel in Burkina Faso. Alaoui studied photography at the City University of New York and has exhibited her work internationally since 2009. Additionally, she has been published in The Guardian, Vogue, and The New York Times among others.
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On our trip last week (which already seems months away), we did a lot of antique mall shopping. I thought Winnipeg had a lot of antiques, but our scene is nothing compared to the seemingly endless small town antique meccas we came upon during our trip south. The GPS helped with a quick search for "antiques" and turned up quite of few hot spots. Unfortunately, my memory is poor for these kinds of things, but our biggest selection of shops all in one place came from Hixton Wisconsin & Paynesville Minnesota. I wish I would have know to visit HERE, it looks pretty interesting too. I guess it's always nice to save something for next time.
Where is your favorite antique spot? Come on, don't keep it to yourself!


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The English language has an embarrassing wealth of study Bibles. As I hold the recently-released 2015 NIV Zondervan Study Bible in my hands, the first question is: Why? Why another study Bible? In answering this question, we find not only justification for another study Bible—but particular recognition for the unique contributions of this fine work.
As most readers of Themelios are aware, virtually all modern Bible translations are constantly being updated. The NLT and ESV, for example, have been incorporating a host of committee-vetted changes every decade or so.
After the release of the full version (OT and NT) of the NIV in 1978, the translation gradually acquired dominance in the evangelical world. The 1984 update gained near Textus Receptus status in some circles. (And thus Zondervan provoked significant ire when the 1984 NIV translation recently went out of print!) The NIV Study Bible (1985, with subsequent revisions) also came to command a prominent, if not preeminent, place on the shelves of serious evangelical students, pastors, and scholars.
With the 2011 major revision of the NIV, the notes from the older NIV study Bible no longer sufficiently matched the text. Indeed, the text revision alone justifies a new study Bible (not a revision) based on the updated NIV text. While some voices have censured the 2011 NIV for its "gender neutral" translation method, additional dialogue has muted much criticism. As Dave Brunn has shown in One Bible, Many Versions (Downers Grove: InterVarsity, 2013), the supposedly erroneous translation techniques which were utilized by the NIV translators (e.g., rendering singular Greek forms as plural English forms) can be found in every major translation, and the actual practices of formal-equivalent Bible translation committees (e.g., NASB) are often broader than their publicized standards. Evangelicals will disagree on the right blend of functional and formal equivalence in a translation, but let us agree to be charitable and humble in that disagreement.
Other justifications for a new study Bible include the need to answer new questions, to provide a platform for the current teachers whom God has raised up for his church, and to make the best use of the most recent technology. We will now briefly consider these three contributions of the NIV Zondervan Study Bible in succession.
First, new questions about the Bible and its teachings are constantly swirling in academia, the church, and the broader culture. In its study notes, articles, and book introductions, the NIV Zondervan Study Bible evinces such an attentiveness to current biblical scholarship and societal trends. For example, the note on Gal 2:16 has an accessible explanation of the pistis christou (Greek for "faith[fulness] of/in Christ") debate. Similarly, the article on a "Biblical-Theological Overview of the Bible" begins by helpfully distinguishing the three current "faces" of biblical theology.
Second, the new study Bible provides an instructional platform for the gifted Bible teachers whom God has raised up for this generation (Eph 4:11). Certainly, at our local congregations, none of us want to sit in pews and watch videos of sermons from the 1960s. Likewise, in our study Bibles, we want to be instructed and challenged by those gifted individuals whom God has raised up in our day. The list of contributors to the NIV Zondervan Study Bible is an impressive, gold-standard list of respected evangelical scholars. I note as well the wise and careful inclusion of some scholars whose broader institutions or denominations might have been initially critical of the 2011 revision. Clearly the editors sought to represent accurately the broad swathe of committed, orthodox, evangelical biblical scholarship. D. A. Carson is the General Editor and his name is prominently displayed on both the Bible and in various marketing materials. In emphasizing Carson's name so prominently, Zondervan is in essence holding up a flashing neon sign that says, "In this study Bible, we are committed to having the best of reverent, evangelical, redemptive-historical reflection." Carson is also known for being generally Reformed in his theology, but non-Reformed scholars also are contributors to the work (e.g., John Oswalt of Asbury Theological Seminary).
Third, when the original NIV Study Bible came out in 1985, the Internet was, except to military specialists or Al Gore, unknown. Technological advances now allow for greater access and functionality in a study Bible. Each print edition of the NIV Zondervan Study Bible comes with an access code that allows for free digital access of the entire work in Olive Tree or The Bible Gateway. I, a non-technophile, found accessing the digital materials easy—and anticipate the benefit of being able to view the study Bible on my phone or iPad via the Olive Tree Bible Study App. (The study Bible is also available for additional purchase from Logos Bible Software.) I also see the potential of adapting photos, maps, and other figures into classroom or church presentations.
Some readers of this review are likely thinking, "I already own the ESV Study Bible and the HCSB Study Bible. Why do I need another study Bible?" Of course, one could equally ask, "I've got Douglas Moo's commentary on Romans. Why do I need Thomas Schreiner's?" While there are several other excellent study Bibles available, the quality of the contributors to the NIV Zondervan Study Bible alone warrants its addition to your shelf. Also, the new study Bible intentionally draws from a broad spectrum of evangelical scholars, and it is often helpful to read believing, reverent scholarship outside of one's particular ecclesiological or theological community.
In preparing this review, I read portions from various randomly-selected sections of the Bible—study notes, book introductions, and articles. I found the materials to be consistently well-written, informative, based on good scholarship, and faithful to the biblical text. Illustrations, charts, photos, and maps were both accurate and aesthetically pleasing. Without reservation, I give my enthusiastic endorsement to the 2015 NIV Zondervan Study Bible.


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A fully responsive navigation using css3 and jQuery which is very attractive with animated effects. In this header, you can see clean navigation items with search and in mobile/tablet you can see attractive toggle menu with animated open/close effects.
Today we'd like to share an experimental 3D layout with you. The idea is to show some information about a gallery's exhibition in an interesting way. Each artist has a "room" in the gallery which shows the schedule for the exhibition. When clicking on one of the navigation buttons, we move away from the current room and proceed to the next (or previous) one with an animation.For this experiment we are using the animation library anime.js
Foxholder is a pack of 15 unique placeholder animations created by using jQuery.
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The Greatest Ninja Kitty EVER!
No time for blogging today! I am going to have dinner with Germaine Gregarious. She said that we were going to have poultry. (for cocktails we had White Russians without ice, vodka, Kahlua or a glass. Come to think of it, it was a saucer of milk!) In the meantime, you can watch this swell video of the greatest ninja kitty EVER.
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The residents of Stockholm, Sweden have decided to participate in a social engineering experiment. Stockholm's Egalia is a school funded by taxpayer dollars that accepts children between the ages of one and six. Children are read books by their teachers and are given legos and toy kitchens to play with. Besides the taxpayer funding, Egalia sounds pretty normal, something you'd find in your town, no? Here's the difference: Egalia calls the children "friends" not "boys" or "girls" and avoids using gender-descriptive terms such as "him" or "her." Gender stereotyping is to be avoided at all costs. Building blocks are placed next to the toy oven. You won't find fairytale books with a prince slaying a dragon to rescue his princess — too much pressure for the "friends" to handle. As if that's not enough, Egalia is also encouraging of homosexual lifestyles. Replacing the fairytales are books narrating "alternative" lifestyles (two male giraffes adopting a baby crocodile) and instead of one mom, two or three moms are suggested when the "friends" want to play house.
Then there's a story that recently aired out of Toronto — a couple decided not to reveal the gender of their youngest child, Storm (see Discovery.com). The parents decided that in his/her time, Storm will decide what he/she wants to be. Why stifle his/her creativity?! As Storm's mom writes, "The idea that the whole world must know our baby's sex strikes me as unhealthy, unsafe and voyeuristic." Storm has two older brothers, Kio (age two) and Jazz (age five). While the family admits that both are boys, they allow for "freedom of gender expression." For example, Jazz often sports a sparkly pink dress with his hair in pigtails and Kio is unashamed of his love for leggings. Storm's family is not a first to venture into this realm. A family in Sweden continues to hide the gender of their four-year-old, "Pop." Cheryl Kildavis of Seattle allows her five-year-old-son, Dyson, to wear dresses and be a princess for Halloween — a behavior she decided to turn lucrative in her recently published children's picture book, "My Princess Boy."
The goal of all these stories is the same: freedom of sexual expression and gender identity. Aside from the absurdity of ignoring the clear biological differences between males and females, maybe it doesn't seem to be a big deal that a little boy wants to wear a dress. After all, he's only five. But it's the beginning of a slippery slope of confusion engineered by homosexual sympathetic adults. Homosexual advocate and journalist, Daniel Villareal, writes:
Let's face it. ... We want educators to teach future generations of children to accept queer sexuality. In fact, our very future depends on it. ... Why would we put anti-bullying programs or social studies classes that teach kids about the historical contributions of famous queers unless we wanted to deliberately educate children to accept queer sexuality as normal?
Children are impressionable. Homosexual activists are keenly aware of this and have brought the propaganda war directly to them — embracing parents who muddle the clear cut male or female identity of their children, recruiting teachers to encourage the gender confusion, and then infiltrating the media with stories of homosexual couples "suppressed from equality." This is all a part of the attempt to ease a gradual alteration of public sentiment toward homosexuality, with same-sex marriage and intolerance of Biblical mindsets the ultimate goal.
Think of Sweden, home to the gender-neutral pre-school Egalia and to the "genderless" four-year-old Pop. Then say with a straight face it didn't lead to Sweden's reputation as the country with the most homosexual-friendly laws. Often, there is victory in confusion. The homosexual agenda is banking on it.


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Coming up with a unique opener can be tough in a day and age where pick-up lines are recycled infinitely.
And hey, we get it. You don't wanna sound trite or boring, you want to seem cool yet exciting and that can be difficult to pull off. But FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, don't start a conversation with roleplay if you have no idea if the person you're talking to is into your specific hypotheticals.
It didn't work for these guys, and it won't work for you.
1. No.
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2. What a wild ride.
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3. Ew no.
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4. Please do not gwabby hands at me.
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5. Looks like someone wants to gobble some farts.
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6. Do not resuscitate.
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7. *Runs like hell*
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8. *Notices an escape route*
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9. Casts a counter-spell that makes you fuck off.
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10. Mmmm...not so much.
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11. You're quite annoying as well.


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The Faculty History Project documents faculty members who have been associated with the University of Michigan since 1837, and the history of the University's schools and colleges. This project is part of a larger effort to prepare resources for the University's bicentennial in 2017. Find out more.
Louis Ward Keeler
Louis Ward Keeler
|Years at Michigan:
1928 - 1939
Associate Professor of Educational Psychology
Faculty Member Resources
November 1, 1939
Regents' Proceedings
November 18, 1939
The Michigan Alumnus


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It would make you hard to stare at everything what could be found by you here, in this so wonderful action with so cool-looking and so beautiful blondie Riley Steele. She is one of my favorite of all girls in the web and there are no doubts for me that you shouldn't waste time any longer searching for some other girlie but better take a glance at this one. See her posing before mirror focusing our main attention at her big ideal ass.
Are you interested in seeing softcore and hardcore actions with Riley Steele? Oh, you haven't got any idea who Riley Steele is? Then you lost a lot and now you shouldn't miss a chance of correcting this mistake. The blondie always looks so great and today is not the exception. So, everything you should do right now – is to sit more comfortable in your armchair and to start rubbing penis through pants staring at her stripping before mirror making self-shots using her mobile phone.


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If you or your customer desires it, are we also able to provide additional professional services concerning a powerful pre-show and during-show marketing. This could include for example
- Regional or national market research
- Development and installation of trade show special websites in English or German language
- Creation and distribution of online press releases
- Development of business social media campaigns on LinkedIn, Google+, Xing and Twitter
- Provision of professional stand promoters like booth infotainers, magicians etc.
- Stand catering
- Organization of stand parties, happy hours, client evening dinners etc.
- Organizing a reliable digital lead retrieval process
- Processing of professional first-step lead follow up actions in the night after the stand visit
If you want, can you offer all those services to your customers and prospects with your own label and we would act on your behalf in the background as "your European subsidiary team"


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I've been sitting here trying to think of a play on words that involves the veins on my legs and the vanity in my heart, but let's just cut right to the chase because I'm already on vacay. ;)
Here are five ways that I try to get my legs ready for their big-bare-debut in the first sunshine of the season:
- Laser Hair Removal – I waxed for years, but this is a game changer. Definitely pricey, but practically worth every penny. My advice would be to find a Groupon in your area (I use their handy app to search for nearby spots) and then cross reference with Yelp reviews to make sure it's a reputable salon.
- Exfoliate – Mix your own shower scrub by using 2 tbsp of almond oil (love this one that comes mixed with vitamin E) and 2 tbsp of instant coffee with a generous handful of sea salt or sugar. No need to scour your skin – just use small gentle circles and let the burst of caffeine get your blood flowing so that the cellulite looks less noticeable.
- Sunless Tan – Use the Fake Bake 5-Min Mousse. (Love that it comes with gloves.) Go easy and apply in layers to avoid looking streaky or orange. It does continue to develop more over time so even if you don't notice anything at first, you'll probably see a difference after a few hours have passed.
- Squats – Not kidding. I do as many as I can in 90 seconds before stepping into a swimsuit, and even if it's just a tiny bit of temporary tightening, the extra tone makes a noticeable difference. Bonus points for throwing in a bunch of wall presses, too.
- Vulnerability – Tell the people around you that you feel great, and you WILL feel great. Plan to leave your coverup on the beach chair, and ask your sweetie-pie to listen to one wife bear her heart about bikinis. They'll get the idea that you're encouraged by their words, and I believe that feeling beautiful starts with the soul.
Of course, I'm still learning to remember that we were created exactly the way we are supposed to be, but I also believe that taking great care of ourselves is the best way to actually get a head start. ;)


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Teaching Life Skills To Your Children
While I've tackled many kid-centered topics, like how to save on kids' clothes, should you buy your kid a car, or pay for your child's college, you know what is really important to me? Helping them learn to be responsible and self-sufficient, so they don't need me (except for moral support, of course). So while I often hear that I am a mean mom, and no other kids have to do this, and ALL other kids have that (which sounds a lot like me when I was their age), I have an intentional plan to help my kids become independent.
That intentional plan involves teaching them two skills: to learn to problem-solve and how to negotiate.
Life is full of problems, right? Figuring out how to solve problems is a valuable skill. But how do you pass that one on to your kids, or improve on your own problem-solving skills?
Back when I was teaching, I found it easy to teach subjects that were black and white. What wasn't so easy was the medical ethics class I taught, because things weren't black and white. Sure, there is often an option that's best. But quite frequently, there is no easy solution, even though there is a right solution. Or there is a range of solutions. Or you have to make a decision that isn't agreeable to anyone. The most difficult thing is that students would experience situations that were beyond the pages of a textbook, and there is no way I could have prepared them for every challenge they would face.
To help them solve ethical dilemmas in the future, I taught them to work through ethical issues using a six-step process.
- Identify the problem
- Develop possible solutions
- Discuss good and bad points of each solution (With ethical scenarios, they needed to consider patient rights, our profession's code of ethics, health care law, etc. With financial issues, they need to examine the relevant facts.)
- Develop an action plan (or how the solution will be implemented)
- Act on the solution
- Evaluate the results
Real life is also full of challenging decisions, in which there may be several right solutions but only one or two that would be the right one for right now. Or any solution would be extremely challenging. That's why I believe this process can also be used to teach our children (and ourselves) how to problem-solve financial issues.
Currently, my kids don't really have financial problems since they aren't managing much money yet. However, they do experience problems, so my husband and I are trying to help them learn problem-solving skills. That way, when they do have financial questions, they will have problem-solving skills to apply to their financial issues.
So, if they come to us with a problem or question, we try to lead them through a simplified version of the six-step process. We ask them, "What's wrong?" "What do you think should happen, or should have happened?" "What should you do now?" "What will happen if you do that?"
I frequently get impatient, because my kids have a difficult time coming up with possible solutions. I want that toy, so therefore I should get it. They require a lot of coaching to come up with a workable solution; but practice, while it may not make perfect, will definitely improve their skills. And the thing about developing these problem-solving skills when the stakes are "I-don't-want-to-wear-those-pants-to-school" is better than when we're talking about a few thousand dollars of household budget deficit or something.
So, practice. Don't let your kids fear failure. Instead, talk about the ramifications of their decision, and ask if there is a better solution. Ask open-ended questions, and show that, many times, there is more than one way to do things. Most of all, give your child permission to make choices, even bad ones (as long as they remain safe, of course), and then let them suffer the consequences. And that's so hard.
Another tool that I used frequently with my students (and now with my children) is that I share mistakes that I have made. No one is perfect, but we can learn from our mistakes and others can too. And if my kids know that I have made mistakes and survived, I think they will be less likely to be paralyzed by the fear of making the wrong decision in the future.
The biggest thing is that problem-solving is not about memorizing scenarios or following a recipe. You have to think logically and creatively.
Learning to Negotiate
At first glance, my kids don't need any help learning how to negotiate. But I don't want to go to bed now. If I sleep in tomorrow, can I stay up later tonight?
But learning how to negotiate is another great skill ... one that I'm not so good at, unfortunately. But in much the same way as problem-solving, we're trying to teach our kids by asking them questions, giving them choices, and helping them see that negotiation is, at its core, a way to resolve conflict. And that's definitely a skill to keep through life.
Again, negotiation requires logical and creative thinking. Most of all, it requires a collaborative approach.
Too often, I pull the parent card and say those words I never thought I would say: "Because I said so." But when my kids feel they have a voice, that their opinion matters, they usually are more willing to listen.
So we've started using the collaborative approach on things that aren't deal-breakers. For example, our 10-year-old was frequently jumping out of bed at 5:15 am and ready to meet the day (and carry on conversations through our closed bedroom door). Since I prefer that no one even talks to me until 6 am, this was tough for me. Instead of, as Erma Bombeck said, getting varicose veins in my neck from yelling at him, I followed this simplified process.
Why do you get up so early? I'm bored and don't want to stay in my room.
How do I feel when you get up so early? Grumpy?
So can you give me some ideas of how to make you happy and me happy? Let me come out of my bedroom at 5:30? That still feels too early to me. Six? That works. What will you do to not be bored? I can make sure I have some books and toys? Good idea. What happens if you come out earlier? I have to do extra chores? Oooh, I like that. How about one extra chore for every ten minutes you come out early? Um, OK.
Even though I feel more like the winner (I didn't really compromise because he needs to be up at six anyway to get ready for the bus. Shhhhh!), he had to come up with options, and he was proud of himself. Obviously, this can be tailored to any age and any issue. Eventually, I hope I don't need to prompt my kids anymore.
When my kids are ready to move on to adult life, I hope they have plenty of practice of failing in a safe environment when the stakes are lower.
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I suppose it is fare to say I am no food blogger, however I do love eating out (who doesn't?) so when the opportunity to review Coast to Coast in Stevenage presented itself I wasn't going to say no!
What makes the difference between a good restaurant and a great restaurant is the staff, and this is the place I have to start for our visit of Coast to Coast in Stevenage.
We had our table booked for 7pm on Saturday night, probably one of their busiest times. We were warmly welcomed upon entering and quickly shown to our table, I had to say I was pretty pleased that it was one of their booth tables.
Soon after our waitress for the evening introduced herself, a very welcoming, chatty and smiley Hannah, Who briefly talked us through what was not available on the menu that evening, sometimes when you can be greatly disappointed! Luckily it was only avocados! As I was pretty confident none of us were there for just the salad this wasn't an issue.
Coast 2 Coast have released a new menu with plenty of choices and I have to admit that for both starters and mains there were a couple of things I could have chose.
After a lot of deliberating from us all and mum changing her mind numerous times we went for the following:
- Garlic and Mozzarella Flatbread
- Chorizo and Mozzarella Flatbread (Mel - being lactose intolerant had this minus the Mozzarella)
- Grilled Halloumi Salad
- Seattle Shrimp
- Spicy Calamari
Whilst enjoying our first drink I had to remark to the family that the atmosphere was great inside the restaurant with some excellent music which was at the right level, I wasn't surprised to see that the restaurant soon had full tables and people waiting at the bar to be seated but it didn't feel intrusive for us or any of the other tables near us.
When the starters arrived I was really pleased with the choices, me and dad decided to go halves on both the shrimp and calamari to mix things up a bit and neither of us were disappointed. The shrimp was delicious and calamari was cooked perfectly!
Mum had halloumi which was a seriously large serving, Mel and Little Geek both had flat breads, which if I'm honest could each have been a sharing meal rather than an individual starter!
Overall we were very happy with the starters, the squid and shrimp were to die for, and as mentioned above if anything the other 3 were huge portions!
One common theme throughout the whole meal was the meal sizes, if anything they were to generous but nobody is going to moan about that.
The meal was not rushed at all and Hannah was continually checking up on us to see if the food was ok or we needed a drinks top up, also just to chat which was nice as I do like friendly serving staff are are genuinely interested in you as a customer.
Allowing enough time for our starters to settle we moved on to our mains. We had:
- Margherita Pizza - but little geek wanted to add pepperoni
- Ham Hock and BBQ Burger
- Rack of Ribs
- Whole Roast Spatchcock Chicken
- BBQ Chicken Melt
Again we shared the chicken and ribs between me and my dad as there was not an option on the new menu for this, if anything I would love Coast to Coast to add a chicken and ribs combo option to their menu!
Overall this was a very enjoyable meal, with excellent service, delisious food all in a great atmosphere. If you are looking or planning somewhere for a mothers day surprise for your mum or your other half then you can't go wrong with Coast to Coast, and a tips for all you Dad's who might be doing the booking, check out this tweet I spotted from coast to coast!
If you do go let me know what you went for, I need to start planning for my next visit!
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Anyone who knows me knows I am obsessed with Halloween. It's such a fun, unique holiday that allows for so many fun traditions and celebrations. Over at our house, there are a few things that we do every year without fail. The first is create our own costumes and the second is decorate pumpkins. My two girls love to do this with neighbors or friends so it usually turns into a party of sorts.
Here I'll show you how to throw a perfect Pumpkin Carving & Decorating party! But first…
What You'll Need:
- Halloween garland
- 12 Halloween plates
- 20 Halloween beverage napkins
- 12 Halloween paper cups
- Set of 2 Mini Halloween gift bags
- World Market® Gummy Vampire Fangs
- World Market® Halloween Mini Gummy Worms
- All Occasions Spooky Party Pack Favors
- Large Trick or Treat Canvas Tote Bag
Setting The Scene
I used the Halloween Garland to frame the entire party. I placed the 'Happy Halloween' and witch/bat decals in the center of my backdrop (a peg board) and circled them with party fans and garlands.
The table was set with crazy-adorable Halloween Plates on paper orange placemats. I added the Halloween Beverage Napkins, Mini Halloween Gift Bags and Halloween Paper Cups to the place settings.
Party Treats
The treats for our party were made my the talented Angie of Fancy Eats and Sweets. She made coordinating cookies, the amazing glitter 'Goblin Cake' and the 'Skull and Bones' cake pops—all were scary good!
Party Activities
The activities for this party were so much fun! We had a contest to see who could make their pumpkins look like the witch, skull, pumpkin and cat designs of the Classic World Market Halloween Collection. The kids took the task VERY seriously and spent the majority of the party decorating their pumpkins with stickers, markers and crayons.
We also gave each child a set of Gummy Vampire Fangs and had a contest of who could sound most like a vampire with the gummies in their mouths. Suffice to say, it was hilarious! Lastly, we had each kiddo wear the fun spider sunglasses from the All Occasions Spooky Party Pack Favors and have them present their scariest Halloween faces.


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maandag 5 maart 2012
JoJa's Home
For the first time in all these years I finally found a Home in the Virtual Worlds.
These last few weeks I guided a friend to create his own grid with the software of Open Sim used by DreamLandMetaverse It has been a great experience to set this grid up. Specially after a happy face of the owner.
Because of my effords I am alloud to own a sim called Suydersee attached to the sim Zwolle.
As I am living on the bottom of the Suydersee I am finally home. I used a fantasy file of Linda Kellie as I am a lazy builder or better to say I adore admire the creations that people are making.
With the soft music on my sim I am finally feeling at home. So strange as I been traveling a lot. Tried a lot of houses and owned sims on Second Life and other worlds. Still there was not a real comfort. Never the less I adore the places still and have some camping sites.
That I will visit regulary.
But on AviWereld I settled my home ;-)
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Two Sundays ago, since the weather was fantastic, my flatmate and I spent the whole day walking around the city (or a part of it).
As I said on another post, we saw the graffitis in Malasaña by chance, when we were looking for a place to eat. We ended up having lunch at La Lolina, which surprisingly was not as crowded as usual.
I would say most of the people in Madrid know this place, at least if you frequent Malasaña. La Lolina is a cafe where you can enjoy breakfast, lunch, have a coffee or a snack and even drink a delicious cocktail. I specially like it in the mornings! Besides, the vintage decoration and music are fantastic! The lunch menu is short and simple but tasty, composed of some salads, toasts, hot dogs and some other snacks.
On the last picture you can see a bar that recently opened in Madrid. It is called MUI and its frontage is great... Santiago Morillas painted a fishtank on it with almost 300 felt-tip pens! Apparently, they serve traditional and delicious tapas. We will have to try them!
La Lolina is located at Espíritu Santo, 9 (Metro Tribunal)
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The inherited intelligence of the Goldendoodle, their eagerness to please combined with their love of learning make them irresistible.
I'm sure I am not the only one who believes her dogs are furry little geniuses – that's part of our job as pet parents.
In the category of dogs bred for jobs that require decision making and concentration, Goldendoodles will astound you with how quickly they can learn.
Harley is that type of dog…
Regularly I am impressed with his ability to reason, disseminate and execute an instructed task. He observes a great deal and will mimic behavior.
Hence – pet therapy. Harley is an incredible pet therapy dog. To watch him with people who suffer either physically or mentally is nothing short of phenominal…
In addition to the fluff, friendliness and low shedding coat, the intelligence of the Goldendoodle attracts many people. Most are already familiar with the two chosen breeds as parents.
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While these characteristics make for a quick learner, it also creates a dog who – at whim – can become both stubborn and hard headed. #betterbelieveit
If Goldendoodles don't get the mental stimulation they need, they'll make their own work – usually with projects you won't like, such as digging and chewing.
Although Harley has never been destructive, Jaxson on the other hand could be – if allowed.
Jaxson requires toys, Harley prefers tasks. They both thrive on training. They would train willingly all day. I am the problem.
I recognize I should teach and train much more than I do. #workingonthat
I honestly believe I haven't begun to tap into all that they can master.
*I am not a breeder nor a veterinarian. I am a Doodle Mom searching and sharing a better understanding about everything Goldendoodle.
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Anderson's direction is singular and subtly thematic in what seems to be a significant moment in contemporary music and culture. At times, the dynamic hand-camera makes one feel present; at other times, it loses perspective and displays amateur control, ridding the continuity of presence. 5 Stars for the bird feeding sequence and all but one song (guess which).
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How to Say "No" Tactfully to Your Students
If you are like most teachers, you spend your school days being bombarded by a relentless stream of requests from students who want to go to the restroom, the office, a locker, the clinic, or to call home, open a window, shut a window, sharpen pencils, charge a cell phone, and hear the directions just one more time.
The sheer volume of student requests in the course of an ordinary school day can cause even the best classroom management plans to go awry if they are not managed carefully and with deliberate thought about the consequence of your responses.
Very little is simple in any classroom, and that certainly includes student requests. Managing these entreaties tactfully requires that teachers make swift decisions not only about whether the request is a reasonable one, but also how our response will affect the other students in the class as well as the student making it.
Just think–if you were to run out of patience and snap at even one or two students a day, soon the atmosphere in your class will turn toxic. Students should be able to ask questions and make requests without being intimidated by the dread of a teacher's brusque (or worse) reply. The old adage that there is no such thing as a dumb question really should hold true in most cases in most classrooms.
Imagine that a student has asked you a silly question. (Maybe it is one that you have gone over and over and thought it was settled.) Imagine that you huffily snap out a quick reply. From your point of view, your impatience may possibly justify your answer and your tone. From your student's point of view, however, you have just misused your adult power to embarrass, to humiliate, to shut down any further questions no matter if they are legitimate ones or not.
One of the most useful skills that any teacher can develop is the ability to refuse a student's request without causing offense. Although it may seem impossible, this is not as difficult as it appears.
Taking a deep breath before replying to what seems to be a silly question helps. Taking two deep breaths will also help because you have a split second delay that will allow you to think about what you are going to say.
Instead of abruptly refusing, try one of the statements or questions below. Each one is designed to deny a student request in a pleasant, non-confrontational way that preserves the student's dignity.
1. Are you sure that's your best choice right now?
2. Let me think about that for a little while.
3. Could you give me a moment?
4. Why don't you give that some more thought?
5. Let's finish this first.
6. What do you think?
7. How will that help you achieve your goal?
8. Can this wait?
9. What are the pros and cons involved in your request?
10. How will you accomplish that?
11. Can you tell me what that would not work?
12. Would you ask me again in a moment?
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Great tips! I can think of a few other places where your questions will be very handy 🙂
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In one of the most delightfully random-seeming pair-ups, China Mieville, the superb sci-fi/fantasy novelist, is now writing his take on the 1960s comic book series Dial H for Hero. As part of the second wave of DC's "New 52," the first issue of what's simply being called Dial H is a terrific tale of an ordinary schlub raised to hero status by accident. It's an old trope but, as detailed vividly by Mieville, Dial H is full of cleverness and narrative energy.
Our ostensible hero is Nelson, an out-of-shape goofball who, in the first issue released today, tries to help his friend Darren when the latter is attacked by thugs. Wheezing and flailing at his pal's assailants, Nelson is knocked on his backside by the criminals and reaches into what is probably one of the few pay phones in American urban existence. Dialing at random, he hits upon four letter/digits that magically transform him into a kind of super-hero – Boy Chimney, a gangly, soot-emitting creature whose noxious fumes quickly reduce the enemies to coughing helplessness.
It was the premise of 1960s original that each time the first Dial H protagonist, Robby Reed, dialed H-E-R-O on a rotary dial, he transformed into a different hero each time (random examples: Giant Boy, Hornet Man, Human Starfish). This was certainly a novel concept, but also what doubtless prevented Dial H for Hero from becoming a very popular series: The lack of a single super-hero with whom to identify and follow from issue to issue.
Mieville uses the concept to his storytelling advantage. Nelson's second incarnation in the first issue is Captain Lachrymose, an aggressive sad-sack who infects all around him with debilitating melancholy. It's a clever creation, and suggests that Mieville is going to be taking us on some wild rides.
As the owner of a copy of the Jim Mooney-drawn, 1966 Dial H premiere in House of Mystery #156, I'm happy to say that artist Mateus Santolouco has gone his own way with the new Dial H. Mooney was a terrific artist, the signature illustrator for Supergirl, but Santolouco brings a bracing modernity to the new series. The artist has Boy Chimney and Captain Lachrymose burst the boundaries of the panels of the pages in which they appear. The entire first issue has a pleasing dark hue, a visual metaphor for the murky understanding Nelson has of his new status as a multiple-hero at this point.
Mieville also briefly introduces a mysterious criminal mastermind referred to as X.N., who I'm sure will become more prominent as the series proceeds. One of the nice touches in this first issue is that, in trying to reproduce the dial code that initially turns him into a hero, Nelson figures out he's using the numbers 4376, and, looking at the letters on a rotary dial, believes the magic phrase might be "IF SO." ("If so" could be the beginning of many a super-hero tale – if this or that condition were so, we'd get Superman/Batman/Green Lantern, etc.) It's only in the first issue's final panel that he realizes that letter code could also be "HERO." Where Nelson goes from here with this knowledge is a place I'm looking forward to following.