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Brace yourself, it's gonna be a long one!
I bought LOTS from wet n wild one night after a few too many glasses of wine. Zero regrets.
First up, the Ultimate Brow Highlighter
For a whopping $3.99, this product DELIVERS! I remember when the Benefit high brow glow pencil first came out it was a serious disappointment. Anyone remember? It was like 3 years ago that I bought it and I remember it being so chalky and didn't blend well at. all. And I was pissed that I paid like $20 for it! But this one blends SO well! It's so creamy and has such a great sheen to it. I just love the finishing touch it adds to my face. I have yet to sharpen it (I just got it) so I hope it sharpens well and doesn't end up breaking off a ton of product. Does that happen to anyone else or is just me?! Overall, this product rules. Will definitely repurchase.
Color Icon Lip Gloss in the shade "Raised on Good Corals"
This was only $1.99 and it has about that same pigmentation. I mean really I don't know what kind of pigmentation I was expecting with a lip gloss but I thought it would be more than this actual gives. It's pretty sheen. I think I will only reach for this if I want to add a little more umph to my lipstick. I probably wouldn't repurchase.
Mega Liner Liquid Eyeliner in the shade "Trim with Lace"
I knew what I was going to get with this one. I've bought plenty of many of tubes of their liquid liner in black. I love it. And I had been wanting a white liquid liner to do a mod look – like a double wing look where the white looks like it outlines the black wing. I haven't actually used this product yet but the swatch is pretty opaque and that's perfect. More than likely will repurchase. Oh, and this is normally $3.99 but I bought it on sale for $1.99
Brushes. I bought two of their brushes. The blush brush and the flat top brush
Honestly, both are a disappointment which sucks because I thought they were going to be so great! I don't know why I hadn't tried any of their brushes before but from what I've heard their eye brushes are awesome so I assumed their face brushes would be just as great. I was wrong. The blush brush is just so flimsy and just essentially does nothing. See how fluffy it looks in the photo? Yeah, it does not look like that IRL. It is like as pancaked as a highlighter brush. And I can't even use this as a highlighter brush because it's too damn flimsy! And same with the flat top brush. Too flimsy. This brush would be so awesome if it was more dense. Instead, this is just soaks up all your foundation and just spreads it around so streaky on your face. Would not repurchase. Both were $2.99.
Illumi-Naughty Highlighting and Concealing Pen in the shade "I-Vory Into you"
First, let's take a second to appreciate both the product name and the shade name. I love how wet n wild names things. Okay so this product runs you $4.99. Which, I was kinda like ehhh really? That seems kinda high for wet n wild considering there isn't all that much product in this little tube. But I was pleasantly surprised with it's quality! It doesn't have the best coverage but it definitely highlights and I LOVE the shade. If I have one of those days where my bags are extra dark I just conceal a bit first and then put this over top of it. Another plus, no creasing!! Would DEFINITELY repurchase!
Then I bought, the Color Icon Eye Shadow Single in the shade "Nutty"
Oh. My. God. This stuff. Holy cow. So GOOD!! I seriously don't know how I had never tried their single shadows before but omg I am definitely going to be buying more! As if I don't have enough brown shadows, I bought the shade "Nutty." It blends so well and is so creamy and pigmented. The formula is absolutely bangin'. I am beyond impressed with the quality of this $0.99 shadow! Like, what? How? I can't even comprehend. Will absolutely repurchase.
Then I bought the Megaglo Highlighting Powder in the shade "Precious Petals"
This product costs $3.99. So, very affordable. And its a great product too! It's not just glitter – its an actual glow. I hate how so many brands call their products 'highlighters' when they're really just a patch of glitter on your face. I also love that this isn't so white on the skin. It is very flattering, natural, and tasteful. I've said it before and I'll say it again, this crazy highlighter trend needs to stop. But this highlighter isn't crazy like that. It adds that perfect subtle glow that ties your whole makeup look together. Repurchase, for sure.
Next up, the Color Icon Eye Shadow Palette in "The Naked Truth"
Again with the nudes and browns, paige. Anyways, this whole palette will cost you $3.99. Like, what?! That's so cheap!! The swatches are so great, they blend so well, and the consistency is so creamy and soft. I have used this every day since I have gotten in. I would definitely recommend this and I would definitely repurchase. The only negative thing I have to say is, I wish they had more of these little palettes with some more wearable shades. The other palettes are a little…much for me.
and FINALLY, the nail polishes. I bought six 😀
from left to right: R-U-Free 2 Dance, I Dream of Jean Genie, Breeze on By, Lay Out in Lavender, Love Fest, and Kiss My Mints
Their Mega Last polishes are my favorite polishes ever. Of all time. They never disappoint. These are normally $1.99 but a few of them (the limited edition summer ones) I got on sale for $0.99. I haven't had a chance to try all of them but the ones I have tried I love! I know that I will love all the other ones. I have never bought a nail polish by them and have been disappointed. And SURPRISINGLY the colors are better in person than they are in the photos! Oh, and my dumbass bought a color that I already own – Kiss My Mints. Whoops. Thanks, wine. I've done this TWICE with this same color so now I have 3 Kiss My Mints -____-
So that's all that I bought. Overall, I am very pleased with my purchases. And I got all of this for $35!!!! That's IT! Thanks for sticking around if you actually made it to the end here! I know it was so long. I hope this was helpful. Let me know down below what you think 🙂


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On February 5th, 2019 at about 1451 hours, Officers with the Violent Crimes Apprehension Team (VCAT) executed a search warrant at 303 Logan #4 regarding a narcotics search warrant. During the search, Officers located a quantity of marijuana, items assoicated with the sale and use of marijuana, and a loaded Ruger LCP 9mm handgun. The suspect was identified as Oshea Wright (age 22).
Wright was charged with Possession of Marijuana with Intent with a Firearm and Carrying Weapons.
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The Market is definitely strong in the Lowcounrty...days on markets down and sellers getting close or more than list price. Low interest rates, more options for first time home buyers, and desire for new construction are just a few factors that are driving the market. Speaking of driving, Mercedes announced last week that they will be establishing a new full van manufacturing plant in Charleston Country and will be creating over 1,300 new jobs!
Homebuyer Activity Strong in the Charleston Region in 2015
CHARLESTON, SC—(March 11, 2015) 1,000 homes sold in February in the tri-county area, at a median price of $212,145, according to preliminary data released today by the Charleston Trident Association of Realtors® (CTAR). The last time February sales passed the 1,000-transaction mark was February 2006.
Year-to-date, 1,898 homes have sold in the region, 19% more sales than at this point in 2014. The year-to-date median price, currently $211,007, has fluctuated less than 1%, compared to last year.
"For several years, the tri-county region has been the focus of worldwide attention and now, our local economy is enjoying the benefits. Through the efforts of organizations like the Charleston CVB, the Chambers of Commerce, the Charleston Regional Development Alliance (CRDA) as well as the local colleges and universities, Charleston has been well marketed and it has resulted in an influx of business, industry and people to our area. Whether coming to retire, to work, or to simply enjoy living in one of the most beautiful cities in the world, the buyers are speaking—Charleston is the place to call home" said 2015 CTAR President, Matt DeAntonio.
As expected, inventory has increased—nearly 3%—since last month. There are currently 5,655 homes listed as "active" for sale with the Charleston Trident Multiple Listing Service (CTMLS). Berkeley County data shows 1,174 homes for sale, representing 21% of the inventory; Charleston County has 2,980 homes for sale, constituting 53% of total available inventory; and 920 homes are for sale in Dorchester County, representing about 16% of the MLS inventory. The remaining 10% of available homes are outside of the tri-county area.


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Celebrate the Raya season with Maxx 'N Go!
Planning a balik kampung journey? Don't forget to make road safety a priority. Besides practicing safe driving, get your car serviced and checked to ensure the safety of you and your family on the busy roads this season.
To help with that, Maxx 'N Go is giving you a 10% discount on engine oil change services that comes with FREE 15-point car inspection for your peace of mind. We're even throwing in the chance to win up to RM2000 duit raya, and free Raya green packets with every service.
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The Flatirons Food Film Festival is a 501c3 non-profit organization that relies on the generosity of corporate sponsors and individual donors. We welcome any and all financial support from you to keep this all-volunteer festival going.
All donations are tax-deductible.
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The Army has disciplined a military chaplain for making references to the Bible during a suicide-prevention seminar last month.
A serviceman brought the Judeo-Christian religious content to the attention of a atheist group, which complained about it. Now, the chaplain is fighting back, maintaining he did nothing wrong.
The chaplain, Capt. Joe Lawhorn, conducted the training session on suicide prevention Nov. 20 at the University of North Georgia. During the session, he shared his personal struggles with depression while an Army ranger.
Here is the memo he received as part of the reprimand for bring his personal faith as a CHAPLAIN to the briefing he gave:
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Metalsmith Essentials: Hand Finishing Jewelry
You've soldered, pickled, and rinsed . . . now what?
Perfect your metal jewelry with a comprehensive lesson in hand finishing. Join artist and experienced metalsmith Lexi Erickson in 8 watch-and-learn lessons for everything you need to know to take your jewelry to the next level without the use of electricity.
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CLEVELAND, OH – Cleveland Play House (CPH) and The Cleveland Orchestra announce details of their latest collaboration, The Good Peaches, a play commissioned by CPH and written by Pulitzer Prize and Roe Green Award-winning playwright Quiara Alegría Hudes. The play will make its world premiere April 14–16 on the Allen Theatre stage. The Good Peaches features three actors and a 55-piece orchestra, and will be directed by CPH Artistic Director Laura Kepley and conducted by the Orchestra's Associate Conductor Brett Mitchell. This presentation marks the third collaboration between CPH and the Orchestra, and will feature music excerpted from Benjamin Britten's Sea Interludes and John Adams's Shaker Loops.
Aurora's task is simple: Deliver a wedding dress to the queen. But when an unexpected storm hits, the young girl finds herself on an adventure beyond her wildest imagination. Music and theater will collide through the bursting swells of a massive storm and in an extraordinary teaming of actors and chamber orchestra. Set amongst the stirring melodies of Benjamin Britten and John Adams, The Good Peaches combines a compelling drama of survival with live music performed by a world-class orchestra.
CPH Artistic Director Laura Kepley states, "Only two other major plays for actors and orchestra exist, so we are very proud to be working with Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Quiara Hudes, and collaborating with the world-class Cleveland Orchestra to add another play to the canon. Cleveland audiences will experience it first but I am certain that orchestras around the country will be lining up to add this beautiful, evocative, girl versus nature musical odyssey to their seasons."
Brett Mitchell, Associate Conductor of The Cleveland Orchestra, adds, "All of us at The Cleveland Orchestra are enormously excited to collaborate with Cleveland Play House on this groundbreaking project. Working with the entire CPH team throughout this process has been an absolute dream, and we're delighted that these great orchestral works of John Adams and Benjamin Britten are such an integral part of telling this magnificent new tale, written in such beautiful poetry by Quiara Hudes and brought to life with such spirit by this extraordinary company."
To learn more, please view these articles in The Plain Dealer and Broadway World.


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The Runaways from Issue 15
We ran from home to the motel
with our unlucky lives,
outdistancing the quarrel
between them and us.
Here we found bedspreads in blues and browns,
a Viennese valance tiered in gold,
TV made blind and musical,
blue tile bath encased in sliding glass.
After dinner at the Pub
where crowds crowed in celebration
of being alive, collegiate and young
on Saturday night in Gettysburg,
we shopped for staples every runaway should own:
cologne to make love smell the way it does at home.
And then we homed inside each other,
selves as known as our four walls,
all wounds washed clean
in sobs of exultation.


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'Seriously though, should I revamp my entire closet and invest time in color-coding?' – You right now.
Yes! Now, of course, everyone is different in their thinking, but let me try to explain mine. I am a firm believer in color-coding, as it helps me to make sense of a closet and understand where one section ends and the next begins. I like to divide clothes by type and then further subdivide by color, so all of your blouses are separated from your skirts, and each is arranged in ascending color order, with some room for exceptions. Organizing by color is extremely helpful in my eyes, for not only does it make for an aesthetically pleasing space (did you see the pictures??), but it also shows you exactly where each piece belongs. This means you have no excuses for not putting away your red blouse after you wear it, because now you know exactly where it belongs!


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Claudia Besco is a nurse at Omaha Children's Hospital. Last year, she was diagnosed with breast cancer. She has cared for children with cancer for almost 25 years and now she is becoming the patient.
Even though cancer was hard for Claudia, being a cancer nurse for children gave her a unique perspective on coping with this terrible disease.
Claudia was interviewed about her situation. Her answers are interesting and very inspiring:
Q: What was your first reaction when you were diagnosed?
Claudia Besco, RN: It was quite a surprise, like it is for anybody. I had always had my annual mammograms and had never seen anything before. But that disbelief didn't last too long.
I quickly switched my mindset to, "It's true. I have cancer. Now, I just have to get in there and take care of it."
Q: Did working with the kids affect your reaction?
Claudia: Absolutely. I thought of all those young kids and what they've gone through. And I kept telling myself, "If they can do it, I can do it."
It also helped to tell myself what I always tell them. Cancer can happen to anyone, so instead of asking, "Why me?" I should ask, "Why not me?" I'm no different than anyone else. Just because I work with kids with cancer doesn't mean I can't get cancer just as easily.
Q: Did you tell your patients?
Claudia: Yes, there was never a question of whether or not I would tell them. Besides, I was gone so suddenly that when I got back, the patients knew I was gone for medical reasons but didn't know the whole story. I was glad I could clear that up.
The kids and their families were so supportive. For years, I had taken care of them, and now they were doing the same for me. I got so many prayers, well wishes, and love from these families, and it meant the world to me.
Q: How did they react?
Claudia: A lot of them wanted to see my port or discuss cancer treatment. I also got a lot of hugs and smiles from my patients and their families—little looks with unspoken messages like, "We know. We get it."
One reaction that always sticks out to me is when I was accessing a young girl's port, and she asked me where my hair had gone. I told her it came out, just like hers. She asked me why, and I told her for the same reason as hers.
She just turned to me and said "You had chemo? But you work here!" I told her that it could still happen to me, but she just kept repeating, "But you work here! You can't have chemo if you work here!"
Q: Did being a cancer nurse make things more or less frightening?
Claudia: I was less nervous. I knew who I needed to call and when, I understood what the doctors were talking about, I was familiar with the chemo drugs. Being a cancer nurse made the process easier to go through.
Q: You have worked with cancer patients for so long. Did anything really surprise you?
Claudia: I was shocked that no one had ever mentioned that it hurts when your hair falls out. It feels like someone's yanking on your hair, and it's even painful just to put your head down on a pillow.
When I asked the kids about it, they were all like, "Oh my goodness, it hurts so badly!" Apparently, it's a pretty common experience among patients who lose hair. But in my almost 25 years, no one had ever mentioned it.
Q: Did cancer change your relationship with the patients?
Claudia: It definitely changed it, and it was such a unique experience to go through. We had a lot to talk about, and we could relate to one another better than ever before. It made us a lot closer.
Having cancer helped me understand cancer on a different level. I used to think, "Okay, these kids get their chemotherapy, they get better, they go home." But I never really thought about how it affected them once they got home.
I learned more about what treatment does to you both physically and emotionally, and that gave us a lot to talk about.
Q: Did it change the way you cared for patients?
Claudia: It improved our communication. After treatment, patients will often just say, "I'm fine." Having had treatment, I know that you're not always fine.
So, instead of taking them at their word, I now ask more follow-ups, like, "Are your legs hurting right now? Is there numbness in your feet? I had those things, too."
By knowing what they're going through, I get them to tell me things they didn't always tell me before. That allows me to give them suggestions for dealing with the side effects, like soaking your feet in warm water, or using a satin pillowcase when your hair is falling out.
Q: How are you doing now?
Claudia: Everything is going well with me now. I'm finishing up treatment, and I am back and ready to care for my patients.
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Blogs and Articles
Teaching and Learning
5 Habits of Innovative Educators - Courtney O'Connell (Huffington Post)
7 Ideas for going digital without devices - Jenny Magiera (Education Week Teacher)
Secret Teacher: why our working hours just don't add up - Guardian Teacher Network
Struggle Means Learning: Difference in Eastern and Western Cultures - Alix Spiegel (Mindshift)
Teachers' Expectations Can Influence How Students Perform - How changing minds (expectations) can be achieved far more effectively through changing behaviours.
Professional Development
Teachers as researchers: the ultimate form of professional development- Tom Sherrington (The Guardian)
Leading CPD effectively - Teacher Development Trust
The Myth of the 10,000 Hours Rule is why we need Coaches - Elena Aguilar (Education Week)
Why coaching works – Shaun Allison
Walk On Through - Rachel Stevens
Using Lesson Studies to spot RHINOS - Rachel Stevens
Love the Ones You're With -Rachel Stevens
Teachers Observing Teachers: a professional development tool for every school (Education World)
Teachers Observing Teachers: spark discussion, new ideas (Education World)
7 policy shifts that improve professional learning - Education Week: Learning Forward's PD watch
The PLC Start-Up: Lessons from the Trenches - Educational Leadership (2014, 9:16)
Using Teacher Feedback Surveys to Tailor PD - Educational Leadership (2014
Teach the Teachers Well - Suzanne Bouffard, NY Times.
Keep professional learning groups small but connected - Educational Leadership, 2014 (71: 8, pp.80-82)
Rethinking Classroom Observation - Educational Leadership 71:8 pp.24-9
Building Positive School Culture -Responsive Classroom
Marzano's 21 Responsibilities of the School Leader - EdLead Blog
5 Ways To Build a Culture of Collaboration with Staff, Teachers and Parents - Sharon D. Kruse on AASA
10 Roles for Teacher Leaders - Educational Leadership (65:1 pp. 74-77)
The two purposes of teacher evaluation - Educational Leadership (70:3 pp.14-19)
Formative assessment and Differentiation
Every Day in Every Classroom - ASCD: Laura Greenstein
Strategies for Reflective Assessment - ASCD: John Bond
The Why, What and When of Assessment - ASCD: Carol Ann Tomlinson and Tonya Moon
English as an Additional Language
Reach ELLs: 9 best practices that really work - ASCD in Service
Supporting ELLs - a collection of thoughts, advice, resources and ideas - Larry Farlazzo (Education Week) and Part 2
Policy news
How the World's most improved school systems keep getting better
- Mona Mourshed, Chinezi Chiijoke, Michael BarberHattie, J., 1999.
What we can learn from the success of Shanghai's Schools - Nick Morrison (Forbes)
Are you ready for life after levels? - Headteacher UpdateSir Ken Robinson: Reclaiming the Elemental Purpose of Education - Whole Child Blog: ASCD
My Class Page
I've been reading
Authors and Thinkers I Follow
Michael Fullan
Andy Hargreaves
Carol Dweck
Robert Kegan
Robert Marzano
Bill Powell and Ochan Kusuma-Powell
Alma Harris
DuFour and DuFour
Daniel Willingham
John Hattie
Dylan Wiliam
Christopher Day
Linda Darling-Hammond
Ann Lieberman
Clive Dimmock
John Macbeath
Mary James
Pasi Sahlberg
Carol Ann Tomlinson
Ben Levin
Doug Lemov
Peter Senge
Parents and Education
5 things teachers wish parents knew - NY Times
Blogs I follow regularly


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Click HERE for Sir Harveys Bed and Breakfast Durban Accommodation rates and booking info. Sir Harveys Bed and Breakfast provides luxury accommodation set in the leafy suburb of Glenwood which is centrally situated in Durban. Sir Harveys is just 10 minutes away from the beachfront and uShaka Marine World, three minutes away from major shopping centres, and just two minutes away from St Augustines Hospital and Entabeni Hospital. Sir Harveys is an affordable upmarket guest house, ideally situated and offering all that you would require for any enjoyable holiday or business stay. Each room is fully air-conditioned and fitted with a TV, tea and coffee-making facilities, a fridge, hairdryer, and a comfortable bed with quality linen. Each room also features its own private entrance, and a full English or continental breakfast is served in the dining room or outside at the pool if the weather permits. Sir Harveys combines privacy and comfort with warm hospitality and personal … [Book here...]
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Selling aircraft YAK42D VIP, 1993 release, the beginning of the flights of 2006
Salon for 43 seats (11 VIP and 32 Business)
Plaque 4300 hours
The aircraft was produced in 1993 by the Saratov Aircraft Plant and has an assigned resource of 35 years.
The only Yak-42A (A-administrative) is the experimental model, with others, in contrast to the Yak-42D, improvements, incl. And the bigger the main entrance door at the cockpit.
The main differences are: Modified navigation complex, APU TA-12 instead of TA-6V, release of spoilers in flight by 15 degrees, the more detailed intermediate positions 10 and 30 degrees, enlarged left entrance door.
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Shot to death while standing in a Metro PCS store around 8:05 p.m. on April 26, Candice Dickerson was honored by her family, friends and the Norwegian American Hospital (NAH) "family" on Tuesday at the hospital, 1044 N Francisco Ave.
To inform and assist people interested in working in the Federal Bureau of Investigation's (FBI) Foreign Language Program, the Chicago office will be hosting a Foreign Language Career Fair
ChillFest's live music will help kickoff the 2017 holiday shopping season during Small Business Saturday in Wicker Park and Bucktown from 2 to 6 p.m., Nov. 25.
Harmony House goes crafty cool for their 2nd anniversary in their eco-friendly shelter as they hold their Kitty Summer Social, June 8 from 1 to 4 p.m., 2914 N. Elston Ave.
Many cats brought to shelters are cold, hungry and in need of desperate help. The sad reality is that most cats are euthanized for no reason if the shelter cannot find a home for it. On the other hand, Tree House Humane Society which has two locations, one on Ashland Ave., 773.227.5535, and the other in Uptown, 773.784.5488,


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584 parkruns take place around the UK on Saturdays, but just six share their name with a parkrun in another part of the world: Albert, Bushy, Cambridge, Durham, Gladstone and Victoria.
In this edition of the parkrun Tourism Series we take a look at these parkrun 'twins' and reveal how many people have completed two parkruns that are known locally by the same name.
1. Bushy parkrun (UK and Ireland)
Total participants: 52,512
Number of people who've completed both events: 154
The home of parkrun needs no introduction! London's Bushy Park has played host to parkrun every weekend since 2004 when 13 people completed the course thanks to five volunteers. Almost 50,000 others have joined them since, making this the most visited parkrun anywhere in the world. Starting by the iconic Diana Fountain, the course is a flat one-lapper that is mostly on trail and finishes next to the lake.
For those wanting to attempt the 'Bushy parkrun double', it's just a short hop over the Irish Sea to Terenure in the south of Dublin. The course in this leafy park follows the River Dodder before completing a lap of a pond and continuing to a turnaround point. After crossing a bridge and returning the pond, you repeat the lap and then return along the river to the finish.
2. Albert parkrun (UK and Australia)
Total participants: 29,787
Number of people who've completed both events: 45
Middlesbrough and Melbourne might be half a world apart, but in the world of parkrun they're inseparable!
Albert parkrun in Middlesbrough was the eighth parkrun event to be established anywhere in the world when it launched back in 2008. The park itself was officially opened by Prince Arthur of Connaught (the seventh child of Queen Victoria) in 1868, the park being named after his father Prince Albert. The park was refurbished in 2005 and has been granted the The Green Flag Award, the benchmark national standard for publicly accessible parks and green spaces in the UK.
More than 11,000 different people have completed this flat and fast course, which takes place under the watchful eyes of the town's own inimitable Brian Clough. The course passes his statue twice – motivation enough for even the most unsuspecting of parkrunners!
Albert parkrun's namesake down under was also an early edition to the parkrun family there, launching the same year as parkrun Australia in 2011. Since then almost 19,000 people have walked, run and volunteered at Albert parkrun in Melbourne.
In typical Aussie fashion, the Pre Event Welcome takes place in a BBQ shed opposite the Melbourne Aquatic Centre. The course follows the iconic Albert Park Lake path anticlockwise and finishes back at the picnic area.
3. Cambridge parkrun (UK and New Zealand)
Total participants: 19,018
Number of people who've completed both events: 12
The UK's incarnation of Cambridge parkrun launched in January 2010 and since then has averaged more than 350 finishers 20 volunteers every week. With the average finishing time almost three minutes faster than the UK average, we wonder if that might have something to do with the healthy attendances!
The course starts with a short clockwise lap around the southern section of the park, and continues with two longer anti-clockwise laps around the northern section, then finishes with a diagonal run across the southern section.
By comparison, Cambridge parkrun in New Zealand is a relative newcomer to the parkrun family having joined in March 2017, with around 70 finishers and 10 volunteers taking part each week.
The course starts and finishes near the Avantidrome, a world-class facility that is centred around a 250 metre cycling velodrome! The course runs along the Te Awa pathway on a wide concrete pathway that winds its way across undulating countryside alongside the Waikato River. After 2.5k there is a turning point for the return leg back towards the Avantidrome.
4. Durham parkrun (UK and USA)
Total participants: 13,704
Number of people who've completed both events: 12
The UK's Durham parkrun is a longstanding event having kicked off way back in 2011. 12,000 people have completed this course almost 100,000 times!
The course is one of just a handful that starts on an athletics track, at Durham University's Maiden Castle sports facility. Initially on grass, the route then joins a riverside path along the River Wear before a period running around the outer edge of a series of grass playing fields. This leads to a wooden bridge at which point you re-join the riverside path and head right towards Durham City centre on a flat tarmac path that crosses Baths Bridge and finishes near the bandstand on the Racecourse in central Durham City.
Two years after Durham parkrun launched in the UK, another Durham parkrun started on the other side of the Atlantic – North Carolina to be precise!
A mostly flat, two-loop 'lollipop' course, this event starts by the parking lot at Southern Boundaries Park and follows the third fork creek trail beyond Martin Luther King, Jr. Parkway before turning around at the end of the third boardwalk. The course is mostly paved except for three boardwalks. Because the course goes through a flood zone, conditions may close part of the trail, with the alternative course comprising three shorter loops with the starting line at the bottom of the park next to the basketball courts. Then it's off to Foster's Market for a well-earned breakfast!
5. Gladstone parkrun (UK and Australia)
Total participants: 7,309
Number of people who've completed both events: 2
Gladstone Park in north west London is named after Prime Minister William Gladstone and was opened in 1901. The park has two sections divided by a railway line, with one half flat and the other hilly.
When the park was designed it was decided that the flat section would be devoted to sports, with rugby, cricket and basketball courts. That was until 2012 however, with the team at Gladstone parkrun deciding that their event should be two character building laps of the hilly section, which rewards participants with beautiful views over the park and Wembley Stadium.
Gladstone parkrun in the UK coincidentally shares its birthday with Gladstone parkrun in sunny Queensland, which launched the following year. For anyone worrying about double trouble, the flat and fast course is in direct contrast to its namesake in the UK. Thankfully, what it does have in common though is scenic views and vistas along the way.
The path follows the banks of Police Creek, with uninterrupted views of Port Curtis and the surrounding islands. At Blain Park you reach the 2.5k mark, where you turn at the parkrun logo and head back to Lions Park.
6. Victoria parkrun (UK and Canada)
Total participants: 10,511
Number of people who've completed both events: 1
The last stops on our parkrun twins journey are Scotland and Canada!
Victoria Park in western Glasgow, set on 50 acres, was created and named for Queen Victoria's jubilee in 1886. Since 2013, Victoria parkrun has welcomed 10,000 walkers, joggers, runners and volunteers.
The route is a reasonably flat, scenic three-lapper around a pond that has Mute Swans, Coots, Moorhens, Tufted Ducks. It is mainly tarmac with one short section of crazy paving.
Across the Atlantic in southeastern Ontario, Canada, is Victoria parkrun in Kitchener. The youngest of our parkrun twins, having started their stopwatches in June 2018, has an average of 25 finishers and 12 volunteers taking part in the first 18 events.
The course is three laps around the lake in Victoria Park on paved multi-use pathway. Starting outside the Boathouse Restaurant, go across the bridge at the far west end of the park then along the south side of the lake and rounding the bend for the next lap. The final lap crosses the bridge onto Victoria Park Island where you can grab your finishing token by the gazebo.
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Kim Tully and her Siberian Husky Yoshi are regulars at Hartstown parkrun in Dublin. By her own admission, Kim was inactive and looking for ways to make new friends. Eventually she plucked up the courage to go to her local parkrun and now Saturday mornings for Kim and Yoshi are a whole family affair….
Name: John Molloy Age: 76 Occupation: Retired Accountant Local parkrun: Kilkenny Number of parkruns completed: 201 How did I get involved in parkrun? I retired in 2011. One of the things I was sure I wanted to do was to get more exercise. My son challenged me to take part in the Nore swim…


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Medical debt collection has become increasingly difficult. Medical practices have consolidated and struggle with compliance issues. Health insurance changes, due to both the Affordable Care Act and the insurance industry market conditions, do not help matters.
My area of interest is working with smaller medical practices to help them recover bad debt. Smaller offices, with fewer staff, are less likely to have defined roles. Patient care obviously comes first, followed by medical billing and compliance, and bad debt recovery often falls by the wayside. Some practices do not pursue non-paying customers as a preference, others do not have the time or the inclination to do so.
One of the myths of medical debt collection is that sending a patient to a collection agency will give the patient incentive to sue for malpractice. While this could happen, I have never seen it, and I have been collecting medical bad debt for a dozen years. Of course, if a patient has mentioned a problem or threatened a lawsuit, that patient is one whose file should not be referred for outside collection.
There are certainly patients who do not pay their bills because they do not have the money. Increased cost sharing by way of larger deductibles and higher co-pays and coinsurance have put a squeeze on everyone. In my experience, however, even more patients do not pay their bills due to a breakdown of communication regarding office procedures and policies, and a lack understanding of their insurance coverages. Therefore, success in medical debt collection is very much dependent on how well you communicate with your patients, from the very first contact.
Here are some simple things you can do to help recover from non-paying patients:
1. Gather as much information as you can from patients, hopefully before you see them for the first visit. New patient forms should be on your website. Ask patients to complete and return them to you before the first visit. Some will, many won't but at least you will be on the right path.
2. New patient forms must advise your policies on missed appointments and bad checks.
3. Do everything you can to obtain insurance information before the first visit. Confirm coverage with the insurer. Review coverage terms and conditions with the patient, and ask them to acknowledge same.
4. Every new patient must sign a form to acknowledge that they are responsible for any sums not covered by insurance. Every.single.one. No exceptions! This is especially important for patients without insurance, or for procedures that may or may not be covered by insurance.
5. Are you "out of network" with certain insurers? If you are, insurance payments may be sent directly to the patient. All patients with out of network or "non-par" insurance must be asked to acknowledge in writing, that they understand that they will be receive the payment and that it must be forwarded to you within 30 days. You may decide to accept whatever non-insurers pay, but patients should know that you reserve the right to balance bill them if they do not remit the insurance company payments promptly.
6. Document all patient payment plans in writing.
7. Review your receivables monthly. Send a gentle but firm collection letter to delinquent patients.
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Well last week while making the new menu plan, I decided that I needed to conquer this fear. Actually it seems that lately I've been conquering quite a few cooking fears, here and there. It's a good thing, and I'm really determined to stop being so scared of trying new dishes and to just jump right in and go for it. What's the worse that could happen? I have to remake it again?
I actually found this recipe on Tasty. If you don't know what Tasty is, you have to get on the ball, you can find them all over Facebook, Internet, Youtube and so on.
This was super simple to make, and the only real change I will be putting in effect next time I make these, is that I found the dough a bit too thick and I didn't put quite near enough filling because once it's cooked it tends to shrink. I also need to practice the art of pleating and folding a dumpling, which I am terrible at.
Other than that, they were delicious, with a very big Capital D.
Pork Dumplings
Source: Tasty
Servings: makes 24-32 dumplings
4 cups flour
1 teaspoon salt
1¼ cups warm water
2 cups red cabbage
2 cups green onions, sliced
cloves garlic, minced
4 tablespoons ginger, minced
2 tablespoons sesame oil
2 tablespoons soy sauce
1 pound ground pork
½ teaspoon pepper
1 teaspoon salt
¼ cup soy sauce
¼ cup rice wine vinegar
1 teaspoon sesame oil
1 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
1. Combine the flour, salt, and warm water and mix until well combined.
2. Roll out dough on a floured surface and knead until smooth.
3. Separate the dough into 4 equal parts.
4. Roll out the piece into a thin log and divide into 6 or 8 pieces depend on the size of dumplings you want.
5. Lightly flour the divided piece of dough and roll out piece to a thin circle roughly 4-inches in diameter.
6. Keep the dumpling wrappers separated with parchment paper, and repeat with remaining dough.
7. Combine cabbage, green onions, garlic, ginger, soy sauce, and sesame oil and mix until well incorporated. Add pork, salt and pepper.
8. To assembly dumplings, add roughly 1 heaping tablespoon of filling into the center of a dumpling wrapper.
9. With your finger lightly coat 1 half of the outside of the wrapper with water.
10. Seal the dumplings using your preferred method.
11. With pleating, start from one side and pleat the half of the dumpling closest to you, keeping the other half still.
12. Heat oil on medium high in a pan and add a few dumplings, cooking them in batches.
13. Once the bottom of the dumplings start to brown, add in a splash of water and cover with a lid.
14. Steam for roughly 5 minutes, or until dumplings are cooked and water has evaporated.


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Record Type: Non-Journal
Publication Date: 2010-Nov
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Writing Assessment and the Revolution in Digital Texts and Technologies. Language & Literacy Series
Neal, Michael
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Writing and the teaching of writing is changing at a rapid pace. How can educators understand writing assessment "as" and "with" technology in the 21st-century classroom? Michael Neal contends that new technologies are neither the problem nor the solution. Instead, educators need to tap into digital resources only inasmuch as they promote writing and its assessment as rhetorical with authentic purposes, audiences, and contexts. In this accessible text, Michael Neal provides an innovative framework for the formative and holistic assessment of students' digital composition at the college and high school level. Chapters address the recent evolution of writing assessment tools, the growing trend of computer automated scoring, and the immense future potential of technology-assisted assessments. Book features include: (1) Provides frameworks to help teachers evaluate student-produced, multi-media writing; (2) Evaluates a wide range of current assessment technologies; (3) Addresses concerns about the current trend of machine scored composition; and (4) Suggests ways teachers can implement digital technologies to improve student writing as well as engage learners.
Descriptors: Writing Evaluation, Holistic Evaluation, Writing Tests, Educational Technology, Writing Instruction, Writing (Composition), Rhetoric, Formative Evaluation, Student Evaluation, College Students, High School Students, Computer Assisted Testing, Computer Assisted Instruction, Multimedia Materials, Evaluation Criteria, Educational Trends, Technology Integration
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When I sat down to this task, I knew it would be difficult...but I had NO IDEA how hard it was to choose just 20 of my favorite birth images from 2017. Every birth that I attend is profound, and I walk away from each one with images that speak to my heart. So after literally an hour (and dozens upon dozens of "favorites") I knew I needed to make progress on this impossible project. And so I randomly selected these 21 from my extensive list of favorites, and I'm so honored to share them with you. Some of my families choose to keep their birth images completely private, while others have allowed me to share. I'm so honored to be invited into these spaces, and then to share these stories with the larger world. 2017 was a beautiful year, full of homebirths, birth center births, and hospital births. I got to document so much love, so much strength, and so much joy. These babies and families will stay with me forever. Many of the images below are actually repeat clients, which is so special (and is happening more and more each year!).
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These guys are so fun. It's always refreshing to photograph a family with an amazing sense of humor, and the Gibbel's have just that. We did a quick family session at the Lancaster Train Station where I surprising have never shot - take a look!
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The Benefits of Colour in Your Office (Pt 2)
Previously, we have discussed the benefits of colour in your office; we took a look at what certain colours can do for your office's environment; we looked at red, yellow, green, and blue! Of course, there are many more colours to choose from than the 4 above. So, we're going to explore this further to see how certain shades effect your office's environment; this will help you to choose the best corporate flowers for your building's decor.
Purple – Creative & Wise
Purple is associated with creativity, imagination and wisdom. Adding this colour as an accent is a great way to get those creative juices flowing making it perfect for design agencies. As purple is associated with wisdom, any visitors to your office will certainly be impressed and be more likely to trust your judgement.
Orange – Cheerful & Confident
To evoke a confident and cheerful atmosphere in your office that will certainly inspire the best work from employees use orange. This vibrant colour will add a summery feeling to your office which is perfect if you desire a more informal ambience. Not all office buildings have to be stuffy and rigid, add a little life with this marvellous colour.
White – Calm & Balance
For a calming and balanced aesthetic choose white; pure and serene it is a colour that allows for clear thinking and clarity. The best way to use white and ensure that the atmosphere isn't boring yet still professional contrast with natural shades such as forest green.
Pink – Nurturing & Warmth
Pink is certainly a good choice if you're looking to create a warm atmosphere; it's an excellent choice for reception areas where visitors will enter and get the first impression of your business. Pink has connotations of nurturing, making it an excellent choice for training rooms or educational buildings. Of course, pink can also be seen as feminine.
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Yasmine Salem Hamdan
Managing Attorney & Counselor at Law
Yasmine Salem Hamdan is a native Texan who grew up in the small town of Euless, home of the Trinity Trojans. She completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Texas at Arlington, where she studied Criminology & Criminal Justice. Yasmine went on to become a member of the first full graduating class of Texas A&M University School of Law in Fort Worth, Texas. During her time at Texas A&M, Yasmine focused her studies on entrepreneurship, intellectual property, and dispute resolution. Her love for the law began at a young age, but it was during her time at Texas A&M that she realized her passion for entrepreneurship and helping individuals make their dreams a reality. It's no wonder, Yasmine comes from a family of entrepreneurs.
Always a problem solver, she dives right into the issue at hand, helping clients navigate the obstacles that arise in business and guiding them towards a path of success. In addition, she works closely with families to make difficult decisions and reach outcomes that best protect their loved ones' interests. In life and business, disputes are many times inevitable. As a qualified mediator, Yasmine gets to the root of the issue, uncovering mutual interests, and ultimately reaching creative agreements that satisfy everyone involved. She maintains that her clients teach her something new every day and is a proponent of life-long learning. According to the Myers-Briggs Personality Profile, Yasmine is an ENTJ.
When she's not in the office or working with clients, Yasmine is spending time with her family and loving husband, Yousuf. She enjoys trying new cuisines, spending time with her five younger sisters, as well as her nieces and nephews. Yasmine also enjoys standup comedy, traveling to new destinations, catching up on her reading list, and watching the Dallas Mavericks win. She is a self-proclaimed chocoholic and dessert enthusiast.
Professional Associations
State Bar of Texas
American Bar Association
McLennan County Lawyers Association
McLennan County Young Lawyers Association
National Association of Muslim Lawyers
Dallas Women Lawyers Association
National Association of Arab-American Professionals
Texas Aggie Bar Association


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Exodus 20-40
Trust God.
Sounds simple, right? Yet, you know it is often very, very difficult to trust God with the things that matter most to you—money, career, marriage, health. As you study the book of Exodus, you'll see that Israel faced similar struggles to trust God completely. In this story of hardship and hope, you'll discover along with Israel that God—and God alone—is worthy of our trust.
This LifeGuide Bible Study features questions for starting group discussions and for meeting God in personal reflection. Leader's notes are included with information on study preparation, leading the study and small group components as well as helps for specific Bible passages covered in the study. Presented in a convenient workbook format and featuring the inductive Bible study approach, LifeGuides are thoroughly field-tested prior to publication; they're proven and popular guides for digging into Scripture on your own or with a small group.
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1. God's Character Human Welfare - Exodus 20:1-21
2. A Well-Ordered Society - Exodus 20:22--23:19
3. God's Call to His People - Exodus 23:20--24:18
4. God's Blueprint for Worship - Exodus 25--27
5. Responding to God's Holiness - Exodus 28:1--29:37
6. Discovering God's Presence - Exodus 29:38--31:18
7. Idolatry's Fearful Toll - Exodus 32
8. God's Assurance - Exodus 33
9. Renewing the Covenant - Exodus 34
10. Giving Back to God - Exodus 35--36
11. Finding God in All Things - Exodus 37:1--39:31
12. Praise Reflection - Exodus 39:32--40:38
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When it comes to books, I'm usually a modern girl. However, there are definitely some notable exceptions to that rule and there are some pieces of classic literature that I would happily wax lyrical over for hours on end. There's something so romantic about the classics; they've stood the test of time and spoken to so many people. More proof that we're all the same really, whether we're Victorian girls traipsing over the moors or Millennials instagramming our coffees. Love is love, and tragedy is tragedy. There's something particularly romantic about the work of the Brontes; precocious sisters who wrote some of the best novels of all time, all three with tragic destinies and brilliant brains. Their real life is as fascinating and inspiring as their work, which is why I was so excited to visit the Yorkshire village of Haworth this weekend, once home and now homage to this literary family.
The thing about Yorkshire is that it will steal your hear and never, ever let it go. I am already head over heels for this wonderful place, but Haworth is Yorkshire showing off its best side. Rolling hills, stunning scenery, pretty cottages, cobbled streets and good, old-fashioned pubs. You can even take a steam train to get there. Basically, Haworth is a total babe.
As soon as we arrived, we were confronted by a Victorian-style apothecary, an old-fashioned sweet shop and a shop selling flat caps. It couldn't be more Yorkshire if it tried, and was almost like stepping back in time. We started off by wandering up to the Bronte Parsonage Museum, once home to the Bronte family. The rest of the group weren't nearly so fussed, so after a quick turn around the museum shop, where you can pick up the most beautiful copies of Bronte novels, as well as some Bron-Tea (!), we returned to the village for a wander around. Everything in Haworth is steeped in Bronte history, from the jam stall we passed selling 'Jane Eyre's Strongly-Principled Strawberry Jam' to the school where the Brontes once taught. For a literature nerd like me, it was total heaven.
Our original plan was to walk up to 'Top Withens', generally thought to be the inspiration for Heathcliff's home in the moors. I was totally up for immersing myself in the bleak countryside and getting a real taste for the Brontes life. However, the weather had other ideas, and not wanting to get totally soaked, we instead wandered around the village, picking up some pastries and pear drops and popping into every book shop we could see. If you're after a dreamy day trip, then Haworth really is the place for it - I'm still buzzing about it days later and I can't wait to go back and get up on those moors!


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Each Board member is committed to executing our mission and works diligently to set the direction and policy for our organization. As professionals, business people and community members, they bring a range of skills and experience to Beth-El.
We greatly appreciate their expertise and guidance in our efforts to provide comprehensive services to the homeless and hungry.
Ed Davies, PresidentMax Case, Vice PresidentSuzanne Lyngaas, TreasurerShaileen Landsberg, Secretary
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The Beth-El Center's mission is to alleviate homelessness and hunger in the Milford area through shelter, support services, advocacy and community education in partnership with the faith-based community and public and private organizations.