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It's amazing what egg whites and sugar can create. For Passover: replace cream of tartar with 1/4 teaspoon of lemon juice or a pinch of salt.
Fruit Salad
Fresh is always better than purchased! Prep time: 30 minutes
Coconut Lemon Layer Cake
I saved this recipe for the last of my "In Memory of My Father" posts because, in fact, this Coconut Lemon Layer Cake was the last birthday cake I made him for his 95th birthday-last June 29-just about one year ago. I had made him this same cake for his […]
Chocolate Mousse with Minced Orange Rind
This is a very rich velvety mousse with the tangy taste of orange rind and orange liqueur. This recipe can be used for Passover.
Tarte Tatin
Caramelized apples in a crust. What could be better?
Poppy Seed Cake with Orange Glaze
The orange glaze seeps into the cake and keeps it moist for as long as it lasts.
Carrot Cake
Cinnamon gives a wonderful flavor to this very moist cake.
Pecan Pie
Glazed Roasted Pears
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Chocolate Cake
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The New Canaan House is closed in, sealed up, and passed its rough in inspection. Now it is ready for insulation. This house is a bit different than the usual 'spray foamed' energy efficient house in that it is wrapped entirely with rigid foam boards in one form or another and then the wall cavities will be filled with dense pack cellulose.
On the roof we have 4" thick sips panels that use polyisosanurate insulation board adhered to OSB boards. On the walls we are using Zip R sheathing which is basically the same thing but with only 1 3/8" of polyiso insulation board. We area also strapping the existing 2x4 walls to make them the same width as the new 2x6 walls to optimize dense packed cellulose R values.
The bottom line: Our total R value for the roof is about R50 and for the walls R26.
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Design of an External Combustion Engine and its Application in a Free Piston Compressor
AbstractThe design of a free piston compressor and an analysis on integrating an external combustion engine into the compressor design are presented in this article. A free piston compressor is a device which converts chemical energy to work on a volume of air through the kinetic energy of an inertia driven piston, which is not rigidly attached to a ground. An external combustion engine serves as in intermediate chamber which transfers combustion gases to a device to perform some work. The following discusses the design and experiments on an external combustion engine, with a focus on eliminating an injection holding force on a free piston compressor's elastomeric membranes. The efficiency of the external combustion engine to transfer energy without significant losses due to heat, dead volume, air/fuel mixtures, and actuated valve speed are also presented.
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WEBB, Jonathan Hogan. Design of an External Combustion Engine and its Application in a Free Piston Compressor. Vanderbilt Undergraduate Research Journal, [S.l.], v. 3, sep. 2007. ISSN 1555-788X. Available at: <http://vurj.vanderbilt.edu/index.php/vurj/article/view/2769>. Date accessed: 20 aug. 2019. doi: https://doi.org/10.15695/vurj.v3i0.2769.
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Will States Outlaw Child Marriage in America? By Luke Perry and Paul Joyce
Marriage policy has gotten a lot of attention over the last two decades as same sex marriage became a constitutional right. Until recently (examples here and here) much less attention has been granted to minimum age requirements to marry. Most states have a minimum age of 18, but states have a waiver system allowing minors to marry with parental and/or judicial consent. 27 states have no minimum age requirement attached to this waiver process.
People who marry under 18 are diverse in nearly every way but gender. Girls are much more likely than boys to experience this. In New Jersey, for example, approximately 90 percent of the children married between 1995 and 2012 were girls, which is consistent with global trends.
Geography is a consideration as well. Higher rates of teen marriage are found in the Southeast and Mountain West. Subculture helps explain this. Parents can pressure pregnant girls to get married because of religious, social, financial, and immigration related concerns, irrespective of whether the sexual encounter was consensual or resulted from rape.
Girls who marry before the age of 18 face increased physical and psychological health risks, a 50 percent increased likelihood of dropping out of high school and are over 30 percent more likely to live in poverty. The divorce rate for adolescent marriage is nearly 80 percent. Children from these marriages face greater economic deprivation and instability than single mothers who typically have greater opportunity to develop their education and careers.
Former child brides are leading advocates in outlawing child marriage. Results of recent state efforts have been mixed. Last July the Virginia legislature established 18 as the minimum marriage age with an exception for emancipated minors, who can be as young as 16. Texas passed a similar law this month.
A bill prohibiting marriage for people under 18 failed in New Hampshire out of concern it would hurt military couples (in regards to benefits) and increase the number of births out of wedlock. Similarly, New Jersey legislature passed a bill in May prohibiting people under 18 from getting married, but this was recently vetoed by Governor Chris Christie, who suggested 16 should be the floor with judicial approval.
New York recently passed legislation that raises the minimum marriage age to 17 with judicial permission. Governor Andrew Cuomo is expected to sign the bill. Currently 14 year olds in New York State can be legally married and an estimated 3,900 child marriages occurred statewide between 2000 and 2010.
Success of these bills, particularly in big and diverse states like New York, Texas and Virginia, hopefully provide a model for other states to follow suit and address this important, yet overlooked, problem.
Luke Perry (@PolSciLukePerry) is Professor of Government at Utica College
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Drop in teacher training recruits revealed
There are fears it could get even tougher to recruit teachers after a drop in the number of trainees on courses in England.
The latest figures show a 7% drop in acceptances on to teacher training courses for this year.
Head teachers' leaders said the drop in recruits would deepen the teacher recruitment crisis.
The Department for Education said there were more teachers than ever before in England's schools.
It said it was investing £1.3bn in recruitment over this Parliament, and had devised schemes to ensure new teachers stayed in their jobs in those areas that have a poor record of retaining teachers.
Because of the high turnover in the profession, schools in England need to recruit about 30,000 new teachers every year to stand still.
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The predominant source of these recruits is from the crop of the teacher trainees.
But these new figures show only 26,000 were accepted on to teacher training courses for 2016-2017.
And government targets for teacher recruitment in England have been missed for five consecutive years.
Whereas in Wales, there was an increase of 2% in applicants placed on to courses over the same period.
Malcolm Trobe, acting general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, said: "There are severe teacher shortages in schools across the country, particularly in maths and science.
"Schools have to rely upon supply staff and non-specialists to teach many classes."
He urged the government to address the issue urgently and make teaching a more attractive career option.
Dr Mary Bousted, general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers said the figures were deeply worrying, but hardly surprising.
She pointed to what she said was the government's continued failure to address the issues that make teaching less attractive as a profession.
"Excessive teacher workloads continue to drive down retention rates, salaries are falling behind those of other graduate professions and funding cuts are reducing what schools can provide for children," she said.
"The government must tackle the workload and salary levels for classroom teachers as a key priority, investing in school funding and national pay."
Professor John Howson, a teacher recruitment expert who runs a free teacher vacancy service for schools, said: "The Ministry of Defence had managed to persuade the Treasury that officers training at Sandhurst could have a salary - it's about time trainee teachers had a salary too."
Liberal Democrat education spokesman John Pugh said the recruitment crisis was of the government's making.
"Half baked schemes to desperately lure people into teaching do not and cannot compensate for the demoralisation of existing staff.
"An unprecedented number of teachers are exiting the profession unable to withstand bureaucratic overload and constant insults to their professionalism from meddling ministers."


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Chicken parmesan, how do I love thee? Let me count the ways. …
Chicken parmesan – breaded chicken cutlets topped with cheese and tomato sauce – is a beloved Italian dish. While it is not a dish one enters into for a quick and easy meal, in my opinion, this particular recipe has surpassed all others.
Now that I've built this thing up to impossible heights, let me offer a disclaimer. While this is a blog for beginners, this particular dish is both complicated and time-consuming. However, I think that if you go slowly and follow each instruction carefully, anyone (even Alan Flaten) can execute this dish.
What you'll need:
– For 4 servings
- At least 16 ounces marinara sauce (I recommend my Granny Zeller's marinara)
- Four boneless chicken breasts
- 1/4 cup table salt
- ground black pepper
- 1 1/2 cups unseasoned bread crumbs
- 3/4 cup unbleached all-purpose flour
- 2 large eggs
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 3/4 cup olive oil (divided in half for sautéing cutlets)
- 2 teaspoons salt
- 8 ounces spaghetti or linguine
- 3 ounces mozzarella cheese, shredded (3/4 cup)
- 1/4 cup freshly grated parmesan cheese, plus more for serving
For the chicken …
- Use a meat pounder, rubber mallet, rolling pin, (or even the smooth side of a can of soup) to pound the chicken breasts to an even 1/2-inch thickness. (Note: I like to layer the bottom and top of the chicken with cling wrap to cut down on meat splashes – see below.) Dissolve the 1/4 cup salt in a gallon-size zipper-lock plastic bag. Add the cutlets and seal the bag, pressing out as much air as possible. Refrigerate until the cutlets are fully seasoned, 30 minutes. Line a baking sheet with a triple layer of paper towels.
- Remove the cutlets and lay them in a single layer on the baking sheet. Cover with another triple layer of paper towels and press firmly to absorb the moisture. Allow the cutlets to dry for 10 minutes. Carefully peel the paper towels off the cutlets; sprinkle the cutlets with pepper to taste and set them aside.
- Place the bread crumbs in a shallow dish or pie plate. Spread the flour in a second shallow dish. Beat the eggs with the 1 tablespoon olive oil in a third shallow dish.
- Working one at a time, dredge the cutlets thoroughly in the flour, shaking off the excess. Using tongs, dip both sides of the cutlets in the egg mixture, taking care to coat them thoroughly and allowing the excess to drip back into the dish to ensure a very thin coating. Dip both sides of the cutlets in the bread crumbs, pressing the crumbs with your fingers to form an even, cohesive coat. Place the breaded cutlets in a single layer on a baking sheet and allow the coating to dry for about five minutes.
- Meanwhile, heat 6 tablespoons (half of the 3/4 cup) olive oil in a heavy-bottomed 10-inch nonstick skillet over medium-high heat until shimmering but not smoking, about 2 minutes. Lay two cutlets gently in the skillet and cook until deep golden brown and crisp on the first side, gently pressing down on the cutlets with a wide spatula to help ensure even browning, about 2 1/2 minutes. Using tongs (or a fork), turn the cutlets, reduce the heat to medium, and continue to cook until the meat feels firm when pressed gently and the second side is deep golden brown and crisp, 2 1/2 to 3 minutes. Line a plate with paper towels and set the cutlets on top.
- Discard the oil in the skillet and wipe the skillet clean with a large wad of paper towel (careful to use tongs, as pan will be hot). Repeat step 5, using the remaining 6 tablespoons (or half of the 3/4 cup) olive oil and the now-clean skillet to cook the remaining cutlets. Again, lay cutlets on paper towels.
For the pasta …
- Simmer marinara (whichever recipe is to your liking) and keep it warm.
- Bring 3 quarts of water to a boil in a large pot. Turn on the broiler.
- Add the 2 tsp. salt and spaghetti (or linguine) to the boiling water and stir to separate the noodles. (It is at this point that you want to start browning the first batch of cutlets).
- When all four of the cutlets are done, place them on baking sheet and top each cutlet with 3 tablespoons mozzarella and 1 tablespoon parmesan. Place the baking sheet under the broiler and broil until the cheeses melt and are spotty brown, about 2-3 minutes. (Be sure to check every 30 seconds, as the broiler heats FAST.)
- Drain the spaghetti. Transfer a portion of spaghetti on to each plate and top with marinara sauce. Place a chicken cutlet atop each plate of spaghetti. Serve immediately and pass more parmesan separately at the table.
- Serve with your favorite garlic bread or garlic knots.
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Buying Trade Goods
Transporting Goods
How to Sell & Bargain
Illegal Trading
Imperial Delivery
Hot-time Trading
Trading has the potential to be very profitable once you improve the level of your profession. Don't fret if it may seem very arduous in the beginning, the profits will gradually increase with time.
Tips before commencing:
- Beginning traders cannot purchase trade goods in most of the towns or cities due to the profession level restriction. Begin your trading journey by buying goods from Hidel or the Balenos area.
- You can sell the goods to any Trade Administer regardless of the city, however make sure to link the nodes to gain more profit. If you don't link the nodes, you will lose 70% of your spending's. If you don't know how to link nodes, click here to view our Nodes guide.
- Your profits are proportional to the distanced traveled. The farther you go, the more silver you receive.
- Use a trading costume to boost your profit.
Buying Trade Goods
To buy trade goods, go to a Trade Administrator and press "R" to talk to them. Then, click "Commerce" to view the goods they sell. It is advisable to buy goods that are lower than their regular price (less than 100%) so to say; 'buy low sell high'. You can view the value of the goods at each town by pressing "Show Value", this will consume one energy. Once you have found something you want to buy, click "Add" and enter the amount wanted. At the bottom you will see the cost, weight and and space this will take up. When you are ready, click "Purchase all" in to the bottom-right corner.
Transporting Goods
There are 5 ways of transporting trade goods across land:
- Carry them on your back – This method is very slow but you do not have to spend any additional money. However, you will be much more limited by how many you can buy. The trade pack will go into your inventory and you can drop them at any time to remove it. By carrying it on your pack, you automatically move slower, as usually, once you go over your weight limit, you slow down accordingly. The one benefit of this method is that you train your strength while carrying the goods.
- Use a donkey or horse – A donkey is recommended as it can hold more weight than a horse. However, if the overall weight is light, a horse can carry it quickly. Put the trade goods onto your mount by pressing "F2" to put it into your mount's inventory, or you can put your mount next to the trade administrator and you will be asked whether you would like the goods to be put onto the mount.
- Use your own wagon – This is by far the best way of transferring goods by yourself. It can carry a high quantity of goods and has a high weight capacity. The downside is that it can be quite expensive to buy. To put trade goods onto a wagon put the wagon next to the trade administrator and you will be asked whether you would like the goods to be put onto the vehicle. A great benefit to this method is that you can attach your own horses to a wagon and train several of them at once.
- Use the NPC trading wagon/boat – This method allows you to put up to 40 trade goods onto a wagon and the goods will be delivered to the town/city warehouse for you to sell later. Using the NPC trading wagon does cost some money as you pay the wagon driver, and the amount you have to pay is based on the trade goods you deliver. To put the goods onto an NPC trading wagon or boat, put the goods into your warehouse then click the "Transport" option at the warehouse NPC then "Dispatch" at the top. Move the item from your warehouse into the delivery window then select the town/city and the shipping method from the drop-down boxes. Once you are ready, click "Dispatch". To cancel the delivery, go to the warehouse NPC in the town you bought the goods then click "Transport" then "Transport Status". You will not be able to cancel the delivery once the NPC has picked it up. To receive the goods from the delivery, go to the town it was delivered to and go the Warehouse NPC. Then click "Transport", "Transport Status" and "Receive", you can then sell the goods yourself to the Trade Administrator.
- Use a boat – You can store trade goods onto a boat and bring them across bodies of water. It functions similarly to that of a horse or donkey.
Along trade routes there may be bandits that may attack you and they will kill you if you are afk. You cannot attack while carrying trade goods so it is best to avoid the roads the bandits are on. If you are using a full hp wagon, this should not be a problem for a single trade run. However players may also attack you and this results in a more disastrous outcome. You can see bandits on your map with this icon.
How to Sell & Bargain
Once you have arrived at a town/city you can sell the goods by going to the Trade Administrator and pressing "R". On the right you will see a window that lists all of the goods you have. Click "Sell All" to sell the goods for the standard price, or click "Bargain" to try and increase your profit. Bargaining will not decrease the amount of money you can sell it for, but it will take up 5 energy each time you try to bargain.
Once you have clicked "Bargain" a window will pop-up in the center of your screen. Underneath the scales you will see 2 buttons. The button on the left has a chance of slightly moving the scales and the button on the right has a chance of greatly moving the scales. The idea is to move the scales 3 times and try to get them level. If you manage to level the scales on your third turn, you will achieve "Bargain Success" and can then sell your goods for a higher price. You get more tries to move the scale with trading costumes, the better the costumes, the more extra tries you receive.
Advanced Trading Systems
This part of the guide is written for experienced traders who seek to broaden their trading skills. Knowing the basics of trading will be assumed for this guide.
Trading is quite an extensive and complex system. On top of the regular trading system, there are a couple of other forms of trading, all of which are much more profitable than their more known counterpart. Their profits are proportional to its risk and time restrictions. These two time-gated forms of trading are known as 'Illegal Trading' and 'Imperial Delivery/Trading'.
A quick reminder: NODES MUST BE CONNECTED TO PROFIT
Illegal Trading
Illegal trading is the most risky form of trading. The following restrictions apply:
- Must be at least a professional trader to purchase the items.
- It must be night time (10 pm to 7 am)
- Only applies to specific items.
The NPCs that sell illegal trade items only appear at night in main towns. They can usually be found behind buildings and they are identifiable by their small light source. They are labeled as "<Black rat top> Mysterious Man" (May vary with different English patches or updates).
Unlike the items sold by Trade Administers, the items sold by the Mysterious Man comes in quantities of
1. Each of the items are 30 000 to 100 000 silver and weigh about 300.00 LT.
After buying the items, you are labeled with a bright red icon above your head indicating that you are carrying illegitimate goods and you can be tagged in PvP. Note: if you put it on a horse or a coach, they will be labeled instead of you.
To sell the items, bring it to any Trade Administer other than the one in the city that it was bought in. Like regular trading, the farther you go, the higher it will sell for. However, due to potential player killers it may be better to travel a shorter or more obsolete route. Once sold to the Trade Administer, you lose 5000 karma per item sold. The loss in karma will not be a hindrance due to the low volume of trading goods sold.
Though the overall profit percentage may not seem to increase much, due to their original high price, the trading goods can net you over 50 000 – 100 000 silver in one transaction.
Black Market Merchants
Though this is not related to the trading profession, the merchants are similar to the Illegal Traders as they only appear at night. From 10 pm to 7 am, a black market trader appears in all the main towns. They reveal random buy-able items for 50 energy a piece. They sell these items at set prices. The items can either be greatly overpriced or lower than the current market values. They sell anything from crystals to Ogre Rings. Beware, the items that the merchant sells are random so use it at your own risk (not that you need much energy anyways).
Imperial Delivery
Imperial delivery is a broad term covering all the imperial NPCs. Each main city has a group of imperial NPCs, each of them buying certain items for a high price. Each NPC has a specific profession they are catered to. To determine what items they buy, simply talk to them to determine what items they want and the quantity that they are still willing to buy. These NPCs buy all sorts of things from boxed food to packed elixirs. The NPCs buy the items at 250% of their original price making it very profitable. Imperial trading falls into the category of imperial delivery, but is slightly more complex than the other imperial NPCs. It will be expanded upon under the following sub-header.
Imperial Trading
Imperial trading also highly resembles the standard method of trading. Like illegal trading, imperial trading is time gated. The trading times are not specified and depend on the current trading status of the game.
Imperial trading only occurs with certain items at a given time. These items are just your regular trading goods in main towns. Each main town differs and the easiest way to figure out if imperial trading is occurring within the main town you are currently residing in is to visit the local Trade Administer.
Oftentimes, when talking to a Trade Administer, you may have noticed a crown and a bracketed domain (ie. Serendia) beside the trading goods. These goods are 'marked' indicating that the item is up for imperial trading. To partake in imperial trading, purchase these said items and deliver it to the main town of the indicated domain.
- [Balenos] – Veila/Velia
- [Serendia] – Hidel
- [Calpheon] – Calpheon
- [Media] – Alti Nova
THIS IS IMPORTANT! Once you've arrived to the indicated town, talk to the Imperial Deliverer and NOT the Trade Administer. Sell all the imperial goods to the Imperial Deliverer for 250% profit. If you have any non imperial items remaining, feel free to sell them to the Trade Administer.
Hot-time Trading
Every once in a while, there will be a global announcement indicating that a town is buying goods for 200% of their value. This form of trading is rather simple. Before the allotted time or quantity runs out, sell any trade goods into the indicated town. Like any other forms of trading, a node must be connected to that town to profit from it. Due to the irregularity and random placement of these events, it is not wise to actively seek this trading method out unless it happily falls under a specific happenstance where the town is already connected in your node setup.
Suggested Node Chain for trading
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Everyone is up in arms about this red starbucks cup this week! Seriously! A red cup. I remember when kids at our private christian university were denied leadership positions for being in possession of a red (granted solo) cup.
The fact is, even the "issues" that take up our newsfeeds every few days are all trends, and you never want to be caught unaware. So buckle your seatbelts. Below is a crash course in choosing your holiday cards this year. Oh, you haven't thought about cards yet? Well now is the time sister! 16 days away from Thanksgiving means you do not have long before all of those "domesticated" adults who have their crap together will be littering your mail box with their efficiency all the while exposing your procrastination!
PS- we even included a new font board that you can download for your desktop
wee bit of scot in ye? we are macgregor's after all
this beautiful winter peach will stand out next to the other cards on the buffet table.
if you don't live in south florida like we do, bring some color to your winter with this great design trend.
clean is in. clean is in. clean is in.
so many of us don't know what to do with all of the adorable holiday cards we receive. Sending them ready made as an ornament or magnet make it easy to display.
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Never head of him ...
https://www.journalnow.com/news/loca...aeeba910f.htmlAnd a familiar pattern emerges: the author lies and claim it was a mistake.
The author of "Non Sequitur," Wiley Miller, issued a statement on Monday that blamed the offensive words on an oversight: "When I opened the paper Sunday morning and read my cartoon, I didn't think anything of it, as I didn't notice the scribbling that has now caught fire. It wasn't until later when sharp-eyed readers pointed it out that I remembered doing it, as the cartoon was done about eight weeks ago. I now remember that I was particularly aggravated that day about something the president had done or said, and so I lashed out in a rather sophomoric manner as instant therapy. It was NOT intended for public consumption, and I meant to white it out before submitting it, but forgot to."
The explanation doesn't match Miller's post on Twitter on Sunday, which encouraged readers to look for a hidden message in his Sunday strip: "Some of my sharp-eyed readers have spotted a little Easter egg from Leonardo Bear-Vinci. Can you find it?" The post included an image of the offending panel.
TDS may cost him his career.
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Never head of him ...
Trump isn't our 45th American president; he's our 1st Russian one.
Remember this on Tuesday November 3rd, 2020
Bann Saturday Night Live
Trump isn't our 45th American president; he's our 1st Russian one.
Remember this on Tuesday November 3rd, 2020
Cartoon F bombs and fuck you claps. stoking his paranoia
I found it! One of my favorite cartoons and cartoonists. If he hadn't said anything, I doubt if anyone would have found it.
It won't cost him his career. First Amendment and all that jazz. Anyone who's enjoyed Non Sequitur over the years knows that he has only disdain for the stupid. I.e., Republicans.
signalmankenneth (02-12-2019)
The comic strip panel Non Sequitur has been dropped from the Winston-Salem Journals comics lineup, effective today.
The decision was a result of Sundays strip, which included the message, Go f_ _ _ yourself Trump. The type is hard to read, and easy to miss in a strip that features bears resembling Leonardo da Vinci and encourages readers to color on the page in The Bearaissance. The words are in the second panel in the strip, under a flying machine.
The Journal was unaware of the hidden message until news accounts began to spread on Monday. Sunday comics are printed several days in advance.
Regardless of ones political views, such offensive language against President Trump or any president should never appear to be associated with a news organization that strives to promote civil discourse and a meaningful exchange of ideas and opinions.
The Journal has replaced Non Sequitur with a strip called Off the Mark.


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"If These Cars Could Talk…" series 1937 CordAuburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum, 1600 S. Wayne St., Auburn, IN 46706 get directions
Head to the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum for another installment of their cool behind-the-scenes "If These Cars Could Talk..." series featuring this 1937 ivory-colored Cord is a well restored, numbers-matching example of the convertible coupe body style. The company offered six different body styles for the Cord in 1937; all included the option of a supercharger. Only sixty-four Cord 812 convertible coupes were produced with a supercharger.
The Cord's Lycoming V-8 supercharged engine produces 175 horsepower. As new, this particular Cord cost $3,010. It was donated to the museum in loving memory of Raymond A. Majewski.
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PAY ATTENTION - "No More Excuses"
Be Prepared Starting July 23
Beginning this Sunday, it will be against the law for Washington drivers to use hand-held cell phones while driving.
This includes all electronic devices, even tablets, laptops and video games. Tickets for driving while using hand-held electronics will go on your record, and be reported to your insurance provider.
No hand-held cell phone use while driving:
- Even when stopped in traffic or at a traffic light
- No typing messages or accessing information
- No watching videos or using cameras
You can use your device if you are:
- Hands-free (such as using Bluetooth) and can start use by a single touch or swipe of a finger without holding the phone
- Parked or out of the flow of traffic
- Starting your GPS or music before you drive
- Contacting emergency services
A Driving Under the Influence of Electronics ticket, an E-DUI, is the type of ticket drivers will receive if pulled over for using a hand-held electronic device while driving. The cost for receiving an E-DUI increases with each infraction. All violations will be available to your insurance company. The first E-DUI is $136; the second E-DUI (within 5 years) increases to $234.
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GLENWOOD SPRINGS — During its recent renovation project, the historic Hotel Colorado in Glenwood Springs unearthed some hidden treasures that have been dormant for nearly a century.
The 126-year-old hotel has gone through plenty of interesting changes in its lifetime. For instance, during World War II it served as a Navy Hospital.
Back in the 1940s, when it served in that capacity, some of its features were muted by medics who needed to sterilize the building. In doing so, they plastered over pieces from the past.
Some of those pieces have recently resurfaced thanks to the hotel's ongoing renovation project.
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The Science of Happiness
Being happy is simple. Well, sort of. Just take a few minutes to watch this video. It made me smile almost to the point of tears. Trust me, it's worth it.
Tags: advice, family, friends, happiness, joy, life, love
About janinerussellThe transition to adulthood; reflecting on the past to create a better future.
6 responses to "The Science of Happiness"
iamjjstone says :
That was a great video! Isn't Soul Pancake Rainn Wilson's creation?
janinerussell says :
I'm not sure, but I love their videos!
janinerussell says :
I cried too. I think we all take people for granted sometimes, and it's nice to be reminded that we wouldn't be where we are without them.
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Reblogged this on Lost Around the Block and commented:
This vid was quite touching. The cynic in me can't help but feel like this vid is a little manipulative. But at the same time, I do appreciate the sentimentality of it all. I think I will give this a try one of these days. Maybe it will help my happiness meter go up a few percentage points.
Thanks to Janine for posting this on her blog. Much obliged.
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For this month's Session, Stan Hieronymus of Appellation Beer asks us to write about Regular Beers.
Regularity seems so ordinary and boring, but it's what we all crave. The mind can handle only so much intense stimulation before it effectively cries "uncle", while too much passive relaxation renders us paralyzingly numb. A healthy medium of regularity is why none of us make our home on a roller coaster or in a sensory deprivation tank. Indeed, regularity is quite underrated, especially for those who suffer from depression, anxiety, autism, substance addition, mental illness, brain injuries, and other afflictions where "being regular" is either fleeting or impossible. Finding an ordinary regularity is what we do to get through life.
And so about once a week when neither of us feel like making dinner, my wife and I head down to our neighborhood taqueria after we're both pretty tired and frazzled after a particularly long, stressful day at work. We each get a burrito and a pint of Deadicated Amber Ale from our hometown brewery Devil's Canyon. The roasty malt flavors, its strong earthy character, and its light grassy hop finish goes great with Mexican food. The simple, yet subtlety complex pleasures of a good beer and a burrito allows us to recharge and rebalance so we so can do it all over again tomorrow.
Beer has long been a regulator in civilization and for that, we are grateful.


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It's not every day you see someone laying out a bunch of windows on their lawn – so anyone passing by Kirk Lewellen's house must have wondered what on Earth he was doing. But if they'd walked past again a few days later, they'd have seen exactly what he was up to. And the results of his project are astonishing.
For many people, gardening is an excellent way to de-stress. After all, it gets you out in the fresh air, away from the screens and constant emails that may otherwise monopolize your thoughts and time. And not only does it give you something to do with your hands, but it can also have practical benefits if you grow your own fruits and vegetables.
However, if you're not completely happy with the current state of your garden, there are plenty of cheap ways to improve it. Something as simple as cutting your grass into a particular shape, such as a circle or rectangle, can instantly transform it. Meanwhile, year-round Christmas lights can add a touch of glamor for relatively little cost.


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Journal Entry by Jenni James
S - Scripture 1 Corinthians 16:13 &14 The Passion Translation
Remember to stay alert and hold firmly to all that you believe. Be mighty and full of courage. Let love and kindness be the motivation behind all that you do.
O - Observation
Sometimes I wish it were easier being a Christian. I wish that all my family and friends both understood and agreed with my beliefs, I wish that society as a whole would be in love with Jesus, that they would understand who He is and what He stands for. Why? Because Jesus is amazing! He is life changing! Because nothing is ever the same once you know Him. While many of my family and friends know Jesus and are amazing role models and a source of inspiration to me, there are some who don't know him (yet!!). There are some who even attack Jesus and Christianity particularly on social media, and I feel it deeply. Somehow an attack on Jesus feels like an attack on me, and it is easy to get my back up and want to have a 'strong word' back. Thank God for the Word and the guidance it gives me. Paul tells us to hold firmly to what we believe, to be mighty and courageous, no matter what others think or say. He follows that up with something amazing, let love and kindness be the motivation behind everything we do! So even if we feel under attack for what we believe, our response is to be love and kindness.
A - Application
In this day and age trolling on social media (attacking others in order to inflame a situation or cause discord) is extreme! So what do we do when we are criticized for our thoughts or beliefs, our love for Jesus? Paul tells us the exact answer, stand firm, hold onto all that we believe, and to respond with love and kindness. Attacking back never shows the love of Jesus. In love and kindness we can talk to others of our beliefs and in love and kindness we can respond to insults that come our way.
P - Prayer
Father God, I love you, I desire you more and more. Help me to be strong when I feel criticized for my beliefs. Let me show others around me your love and your kindness, guide my words, action and even my thoughts. Fill me with your Holy Spirit, give me great courage. In the name of Jesus Christ MY Lord. Amen


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Could fitness trackers help us understand binge eating? UNC scientists to find out.
Here's how to monitor your heart rate on your Apple Watch and Fitbit
At least one person dies from an eating disorder every hour, according to the National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and Associated Disorders (ANAD).
Could your fitness tracker help scientists better understand these deadly disorders?
Scientists at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine want to find out.
Researchers are planning to recruit 1,000 adults for the study and equip each with Apple Watches donated by the tech giant.
"At least 30 million people of all ages and genders" have an eating disorder in the United States, according to ANAD, and eating disorders "have the highest mortality rate of any mental illness."
The study, called "BEGIN," which stands for "Binge Eating Genetics Initiative," aims to better understand overeating, specifically binge-eating disorder and bulimia nervosa — which is a disorder when someone overeats and then purges or exercises excessively, according to the university.
Cynthia Bulik, director of the Center for Excellence for Eating Disorders at UNC, will lead the team of researchers looking to "develop better treatments for the millions of people who suffer from these illnesses."
It's possible the watch's onboard heart-rate monitor could help predict binge eating episodes by recording spikes in heart rate right before, according to the university.
"We need to collect data from a whole lot of people to see what it looks like," Bulik said in a statement, according to CNBC. "We want to know if it has a biological and behavioral signature."
People who chose to participate in the study will use a mobile app, "Recovery Record" which will help them record their "mood, food and goals for 30 days," according to the university.
When participants sense an urge or temptation, they can tap "Urges" in the app on their watch and record how they feel based on predetermined options such as "urge to binge," "urge to overeat," "urge to meal skip" or "urge to restrict intake," according to a video tutorial for the app.
Then they can rate how strongly they feel those urges from "not at all" to "overbearing" and the time they felt that urge. The app then provides a strategy that could be helpful, the video tutorial shows.
Participants can go through a similar process to record their behaviors, such as when they actually overeat or skip a meal. The app also allows people to record their feelings by choosing an emoji, according to the video.
The app has an option for "skills" which can provide options to distract the user from acting on an urge or delay an uncomfortable emotion, such as showing cute gifs of baby polar bears, the video tutorial shows.
Users also will be asked to record their diets and reflect on the causes of their food choices.
Participants also will provide a sample of their saliva and their bodily bacteria so scientists can better understand their physical makeup as it relates to the disorders, according to the university.
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2598 Mill Creek Road Dumont, CO 80436
852 SqFt
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- Dumont, CO 80436
- Price
- $249,900
- Type
- Detached Single Family
- Status
- Sold
- Year Built
- 1966
- Sqft
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- Acres
- 2.28
- Bedrooms
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- Bathrooms
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Buyer backed out so we are Available Again! Gorgeous Mountain Hideaway that is Close In but a World Away! Here is a chance for you to own an escape from the city and enjoy a lovely area with a Stream and Hiking Trails, Abundant Wild Life, Blue Sky and Fresh Air! Start with a Charming Cottage that is Sunny and Bright has a fenced in yard, Detached and Oversized 2 Car Garage, Stream Frontage and over 2 and 1/4 acres of Ground! Water and Improvement Association is a private Water company for this area only that has been recently completely rebuilt! This is a fantastic opportunity to own a sweet mountain home for under $250K! Come and Get it!
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Georgetown Community School
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Clear Creek
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The last seven days have captured a lot of the year: the sweetness of being together; the trickiness of living here; the ridiculousness of bureaucracy; the sheer endurance required just to keep one's head above water at work. It has had it all.
2011 in all may be a foundation year. It is of hard work, of learnt lessons, of persistence, of accrual (and not financially, let's save that till 2012). It was the consistency of the challenges that came that will make it memorable - and a brief look through the blog of the last year shows it: it was the year the bucked the trend increasing the number of blogs. I've thought a lot this year. Most of my thoughts never got close to being transcribed here.
One feeling that all trampers have is that of descending to the valley, down to the river. It could present a rapid descent, or sometimes the sound of the river teases you as you wind your way nearer and nearer. But then you get to the river-level, pass it in the way that you conjure, and then... It is (often) back up another steep incline, back into the trees and ascending to the next ridge. New years might be arbitrary markings in time, but they provide a reasonable landmark for us. A river between ridges to ascend. I like the significance of it. I like going from one phase to another.
Let's cross.
A swampy blog of uncertainty, mud and mirth. Weaved together with lyrical reeds of true stories and imagined happenings. What is, may not. What's not, may be. Don't fall in.
Saturday, December 31, 2011
Stepping stones
Stepping stones
The last seven days have captured a lot of the year: the sweetness of being together; the trickiness of living here; the ridiculousness of bureaucracy; the sheer endurance required just to keep one's head above water at work. It has had it all.
2011 in all may be a foundation year. It is of hard work, of learnt lessons, of persistence, of accrual (and not financially, let's save that till 2012). It was the consistency of the challenges that came that will make it memorable - and a brief look through the blog of the last year shows it: it was the year the bucked the trend increasing the number of blogs. I've thought a lot this year. Most of my thoughts never got close to being transcribed here.
One feeling that all trampers have is that of descending to the valley, down to the river. It could present a rapid descent, or sometimes the sound of the river teases you as you wind your way nearer and nearer. But then you get to the river-level, pass it in the way that you conjure, and then... It is (often) back up another steep incline, back into the trees and ascending to the next ridge. New years might be arbitrary markings in time, but they provide a reasonable landmark for us. A river between ridges to ascend. I like the significance of it. I like going from one phase to another.
Let's cross.
Sunday, November 20, 2011
2 out of 2
"I've had a day here now: I've been approached by hawkers; eaten my first street food; smelt that funny "Please let that be anything other than sewage?" odour that wafts out of drains in the city; and been pushed in front of by little old ladies. Yes, if the sign after customs hadn't said it already, I'm indeed in China."
That was my first blog upon coming to China to work on November 15, 2009. I'd boarded my plane on the ominous day of Friday 13 November and the odd but now familiar time of 11:59pm, and landed on a cool, overcast day. The taxi driver that picked me up tried to talk me into teaching his son for 50 yuan an hour. Jetlagged and sleep deprived, I started to muse about teaching to help the less advantaged but remained wisely noncommital. Things have come a long way.
Two years have passed. I didn't celebrate it; someone else decided to randomly celebrate something else a day earlier and not wishing to detract from that randomness, I kept my own special day silent. Life also passed a stressful passage: the search for a new apartment. It ultimately ended in failure, we'll stay where we are but in some ways it cannot be regarded as a disappointment. It is only when you look at your other choices closely enough that you consider how lucky you are. Our apartment is wonderful (although a little far away), our rent comparatively cheap (we do want to save) and our landlord is fantastic (although too inclined to DIY repairs). Of course, it is when you re-sign your lease that the neighbours start renovating noisily from 8am every day. These walls make the scratching and hammering sound like they're in your room.
Work is attrition. Half the centres in my city are situation red, including my own. Our problems are two-fold: a historically struggling centre - students often don't come to class regularly or transfer out to the bigger centres; and it had been overstaffed to the eyeballs for most of the year and then shed almost all of its international staff... in fact, for a week in December and from early January, the international staff will be the boss and I. Staff deprivation unfortunately means that we cannot be picky about who we get, but students are. One of our soon to leave teachers is not appreciated by students by and large. He likes teaching but he doesn't have the skills to do it effectively or interestingly. He had got pressure from the boss to lift his game or face losing his job. He didn't like the pressure or the way his urgent need to improve was presented and resigned. When he leaves in early January, if no-one new comes, it'll be just the two of us. And then the students can have what they want: the two best teachers teaching continuously...
Part of my coming to the centre has been to help turn it around, not on the management side, but in terms of teaching quality, centre spirit, team spirit and innovation. I think the first three can still be delivered regardless of the red situation. It is great to be in the classroom and getting involved with students. But my plans for revitalising the centre academically (which have already been accepted by management) will be put on hold for at least two months. There is timing in these things. A season for holding steady, a winter perhaps, and a time to grow and get active: Let's hope I can spring in Spring!
Thursday, October 27, 2011
In stride
If there is one thing that is true in my life, apart from work I can barely reasonably do one thing well at a time. Chinese has done well from me in the last two years (well, the reading classical novels and Cantonese parts at least). But these things rose and other fell away. One thing that did was my general fitness, and then my general health.
My trip back to New Zealand was a good reminder of this. The doctor said my immune system was low: that can be attributed back to diet and perhaps stress. Part of being a vegetarian in Guangzhou is the lack of variety that my body has become use to. And part of being away from the hills, valleys and mountains of my homeland is a lack of naturally occurring fitness. My fitness daily has been 15 minutes between home and subway twice a day and the stairs at work.
Part of being back has been to search for ways in which to make up for these. One concession has been to the expat way of eating. I've gone back to cereal and milk for breakfast and, with the luck of my new workplace, I've been enjoying falafel and humus and all the joys of a mixed diet.
My new workplace also has the novelty of inconvenience by subway yet the comparative convenience of food: at the quickest it'd take me 40 minutes to the office by choosing either bus or subway; by foot I can do the distance in an hour fifteen, which though not fast makes it a reasonable choice when I have time and leisure (and going home I often do). The temperature cooling, I can once again run without sweating myself parched. Ping pong and shuttlecock kicking becomes an easier option too (the latter best if there is no wind).
Our latest preoccupation has been whether to move. Our place though with inherent strengths has always been inconvenient. And two other dark marks against it: a poor sofa and a rotting cupboard under the sink. And it would of course be nice to save a few more pennies on rent. Yet there is no such thing as the perfect apartment. And the more one looks the more one is torn. If anything there is a temptation to spend even more. And with every place we look at it the better what we have looks.
Thursday, October 20, 2011
A crisis of conscience and social trust
A mother distracted at her stall; her precocious two year old wanders onto the street outside; a van driver distracted runs her over with his front wheels and stops briefly; either not wanting to know what he hit, or perhaps fearing that he hit what he knew he hit, he continues running her over a second time with his back wheels; the CCTV records numerous passers-by having a glance some even stop or slow their vehicles; her mother has already realised she has disappeared but has headed up the street instead of down; another mother, walking hand-in-hand with her child, walks around the bleeding, crying, crushed little body on the road; another vehicle runs her over for a second time; an old lady, who spends her days pulling plastic bottles from rubbish bins for recycling, is the first and only person to do anything for her; she pulls her to the side of the road and gets people's attention; the mother finally comes over.
This is a what you could see uncensored on Chinese internet (TV clips of course are censored) of a very real event from earlier this week. It makes for brutal viewing - the first time I saw it I cried. It sent this country into a frenzy of blame and a gnashing of teeth about the sickness of the society. There are of course the two drivers who ran her over; they're in police custody. But the eighteen apparently normal people who didn't so much as call an ambulance on seeing a run over still living two year old infant boggle the mind. From the life of an outsider in
Even the drivers' behaviour can be understood to an extent. In some small towns, drivers who hit people might be dragged out and beaten by family members (as some people can escape justice through their connections, villagers taking justice into their own hands is often common sense). This has been used to explain hit-and-run cases here. Drivers will often turn themselves in shortly after on their own terms straight to a police station, as is also the case here.
Every country has its outrages. Outrage is good. It would be a lack of outrage that would be truly evil. With outrage let's hope that it settles into introspection: those eighteen weren't deviantly amoral, insensate; they were just like all of those carrying outrage. Let's hope that those outraged notice and in themselves seek to change the way they react to the hurt and unfortunate.
It is interesting to know that the only one to do something was poor and uneducated, yet showed instinctive care. It took no moral courage to act. She was given money by the city representatives and gave it straight to the young child... who regrettably is likely to die soon or become a vegetable.
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Autumn Floods
I walked home from the bus-stop barefoot on Thursday night. Many people did. It is not something I ever expected to do in suburban China, with its reputation for filthy streets, but there you go.
It'd started raining in the afternoon. It wasn't heavy but rarely let up. Rain of course isn't a rarity here. Even though the summer steam has eased, autumn is still rather tropical. Rain is a big problem for public transportation too, as the taxis become difficult to catch and people clog the dry subways. Rain snarls up the traffic so buses also come less and less often.I take buses in general these days, which is cheap and generally comfortable. My bus eventually came and pleasantly I got a seat in which to observe the outside happenings. The bus goes through and underpass, which was a foot deep with water at the time. The bus, like a charging elephant, ran through the river with a groan.
Guangzhou is a river city. The beautiful, yet stinky, Pearl river halves it. There are also numerous branches and canals through the suburbs (my apartment looks over one such branch). Though river cities flood when the water level rises, I've never seen this happen in Guangzhou. Guangzhou floods because Guangzhou can't drain. Guangzhou's extensive network of canals and streams should facilitate its draining but through civic mismanagement it doesn't. The humour from last year was that the city government put a lot of money into modernising its underground drains in one area only to flood worse than the old system ever did.
Anyway, so I was on the bus overlooking the aquatic mayhem. To be honest it didn't look that bad. I got off my bus and put up my umbrella and walked to the edge of a block, which was cut off by a decent bank of water. The sight of a passer-by, or should that be a wader-through, gave me enough to gauge it was close to knee height in places. I went to the other end of the block. Again: water, water everywhere. I was on an island! Looking closely at the people who had resigned themselves to standing under eaves and in shops and banks you could tell that they too had sensed no other option. There were no taxis to catch. Buses on this side of the road would take you farther away and possibly to even deeper, less familiar waters, and not many people have friends with cars to call over to pick them up. So suddenly one has to think how much damage a walk in the drink will damage one's shoes and tailored pants. Or how long it will take for the flooding to ease. (If the did wait they'd be disappointed: it rained well through the night and even heavier than you could ever imagine.)
Then came the answer to me: a gentleman came onto our island, plastic bag with his shoes and pants rolled up, walking calmly by with his umbrella. If the notoriously dirtophobic locals aren't scared of walking through floodwater barefoot, I'm certainly not. So off came the shoes, up-rolled by pants (although the material of my pants always made them slowly unroll, requiring re- and re-rolls) and I set off home. It was a good feeling. Guangzhou rain is fairly warm so it was a comfortable splash; the road surface nicely massaged the bottoms of my feet; and unlike New Zealand, and let this be known as one of the advantages of Chinese streets in general, there was no glass (which is fortunate because I'd hate to think what was in the water).
Monday, September 26, 2011
So we were kicking around a shuttlecock in our apartment complex patio area when a voice came from behind us. It was a mother talking to her children about the game and presumptiously asking if they'd like to join us in the kicking. The two boys said they didn't but still walked around to a position that incidentally completed a triangle to observe us.
Mid-play, the shuttlecock launched off the side of my foot in their direction and they leadfootedly let it drop down next to them without any attempt to kick it back into the air.
"No-one got it!" I dramatically cried in Mandarin.
Their mother from behind called out that they should join in when the oldest one stomped away yelling in English: "I'm from New Zealand!"
I had never expected him to say that! "I'm also from New Zealand!" I called back but he wasn't listening or wasn't interested.
Friday, September 23, 2011
Wind has turned
I was walking through the old town looking for something to eat. I bumped into three friends, all of whom were considerably older than me. We were on our way to somewhere, when we came across a blood donation facility. We went in. One of my friends muttered that he didn't want to donate but the others had already grabbed an application form. We'd mostly filled in the form when it became clear that there was a space to stamp a chop. We told the woman attending us that we didn't have a chop. She told us that we couldn't donate then. We were frustrated and were about to leave when I asked: next time, besides a chop, was there anything else we needed?
"Why do you need an anaesthetic? We don't use anaesthetic to donate blood in
"Because it's painful. You need to get one of these," she showed me a bag of liquid that looked the same as saline solution.
"Can I donate without anaesthetic?" My questioned trailed as she trailed away. She left the room never to answer my question again.
And that was roughly when I woke up. Chinese bureaucracy and service have obviously entered my dreams. It has become easier to dream, too, with the night temperatures dropping into the low twenties. The wind, as they say, has turned. It is cooler in the mornings and cooler in the evenings. Generally speaking it is a nice period to be outside and active. I went for a two hour suburban tramp this morning without the feeling of sweat running down my back. This is how mornings should be.
Thursday, September 08, 2011
Zaraz Khan
Friday, August 26, 2011
Teaching Learning
Saturday, August 20, 2011
Implosion, division and entropy
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Stories to tell
Saturday, August 06, 2011
Class struggle
Thursday, August 04, 2011
The measure of a man
Friday, July 01, 2011
Thursday, June 30, 2011
The Unconsidered Life
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Sound and vision
The city management swooped in, in a matter that could only be coordinated. Two vans shot up next to the roadside and proceeded to take away tables and chairs from the pavement in front of the restaurant we were eating at. The owners and service staff swarmed out onto the street to occupy the ground. Apparently it was not theirs to take. People talked in strong words. The owner struggled to retrieve his plastic chairs from their confiscation. Cameras were always out on the city management side, quickly recording the proceedings, whether to protect themselves later, or for recording identities, who knows. And where were we, sitting at a table that should really have been confiscated too if there were to be any consistency, but we sat there at the tables while the others were take away. One colleague got up in tautoko of the establishment that we regularly ate. The rest of us watched the scene.
"You can't do this, we're Chinese!"
"You aren't Chinese!" such petty name calling. I was off to the bus.
"Blue, Blue, that's the colour of my room, where we will live…"
And the
"Well, honestly, I don't remember who you are…"
The iPod moved on and I've got off the bus. It was already after ten-thirty but there was a daylights worth of people on the street. Why would the shops shut? I guess no-one looks for real estate at this time. I go into a dairy for a Pokari Sweat. There is a cat on the counter. Miao! I pat it. Miao! I pay for my drink. Miao! I pat it again! Miao! it comments with a big mouth. I head out again. The night sight of people is always a worthy scene in
I got home earlier than expected and gladly so; it'd only be then that I'd blog.
Sunday, June 05, 2011
We're on the verge of Dragon Boat festival and have entered the teeth of summer. It is pumping hot. Hot in the morning; even hotter in the day; and steamy in the evening. I've done better than last year in the simple act of keeping hydrated. Pokari Sweat (an isotonic drink) and pineapple beer (a local product, quite nice, but would kill for a Phoenix Ginger Beer) are staple drinks, I drink them on more days than I don't. I'm fine but don't ask me next week. At least I've discovered a swimming pool in the neighbourhood which is surprisingly cheap and surprisingly big.
Work has been waist-deep and though still fascinating, it is more than one can do in a forty hour week. I'm doing overtime, but I'm hoping that will end next week when the new boss takes the Continuous Professional Development off my list of things to do. The new boss is an American probably about the same age as me. He has had experience leading teams and centres, and is approaching the task earnestly. He gives me another point of reference as I create my own way of managing. He's revived policies that haven't been seen before for a while (an English-only environment in the office) as well as some quite original ideas that can only be from someone who hasn't been in this environment for long.
China is about to swell with national pride as one of a billion did what none of the others, or their predecessors, had done: won a major tennis tournament. Li Na is a sensation here. China will long have an instinctive craziness as it breaks through ceilings and goes into fields it hasn't achieved in. Let's see if it is the exception or the breaking of the rule forever onwards.
Monday, May 16, 2011
So this is the aftermath...
- you are not the company: this is an interesting one because it went against the sense I understood. With customers you are the company and must reflect that. As a leader, though, you must have a set of priorities of who you really have to consider: The team, the branch, and then the company. They are all high priorities, but the team ranking at number one means that it'll be a functional, strong, motivated group of individuals. When the team is strong even when they are dealt a load of crap by the company, they will take it and get through adversity together. If a manager takes a "I'm the company" approach with staff, quickly the see there is no recourse to them in adversity; there won't be trust. As a company where teachers become managers more often than not, we are forever troubled by managers who will just be messengers of the company, and they'll be one-way valves for information. Staff need to know that their voices and ideas are heard, even if they do in the end amount to nothing. And as my boss often says, his team are his eyes and ears - if they trust, they do say everything.
- leave the details to one on one discussions: this is the most common mistake by the other senior teacher. Meetings are ruined when you have to tell individuals details information verbally. a) the people affected won't necessarily "get" it, b) and the rest of the staff are left wondering how useless meetings are.
- visual, kinaesthetic and auditory learners are in the office too: teaching is a funny field because we're taught about the different learning styles (and you can even put Gardner's intelligences on that too) and have to make our lessons as accessible to different learners as possible. But anyone who's been through teacher training knows that there is no practice what you preach - it is delivered in the same traditional style. The quality of training and meetings are affected by these different styles so a manager must use a variety of styles.
- for trouble staff, make behavior as felt and answerable to the team, not management; and if it continues give them a rope to hang themselves: the area of discipline is one that regrettably has to be handled delicately. My boss has taught us how to make sure that documentation is just a statement of something happening. They can word it how they want as long as it is documented and signed. Don't intervene before the mistake, and where possible emphasise that wilfull bad behavior impacts the team, to the team - in fact make sure that the whole effects of the team are borne by all. Letting something happen was one of the hardest lessons; but only when it happens is it real and something to discuss with the person.
- praise, check on people and encourage and follow documentation: praise and documentation is a part of recognition and in difficult situations people do need to be checked on. Three teachers got slammed yesterday by their own workloads when we had to cover a sick person's classes on a tight day. One teacher did six contact hours, one of which was observed by me, in an eight hour period. He thanked me at the end even though in the past teachers have been upset when they have sick cover, not to mention on a day they're being observed. Many of the appraisal descriptors relate to willingness/enthusiasm to help out and these can all be noted.
- everything is important: It is easy to downplay concerns, but to an individual what may appear minor is actually a major. You need big ears and a good memory...
- get your hands dirty and make sure your seen to be doing so: senior teachers are in a horrid position because with negligible teaching hours at times, and many of the outcomes of our work not easy to see, it can cause some resentment if one is not seen to be doing something.


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Storm Must Look Out For Mystics' Adjustments
By Dorothy J Gentry
After the Seattle Storm's convincing Friday night beatdown of the Washington Mystics in Game 1 of the WNBA Finals, many may be tempted to start pulling out the brooms.
Who can blame them?
The Storm ran roughshod over the Mystics from the jump, taking key players like Elena Delle Donne and Kristi Tolliver out of their game, making 20 of their first 28 shots and putting up crazy stats like finishing with 18 fast-break points to the Mystics' 0, and scoring 50 points in the paint compared with 32 for the Mystics.
It definitely seems like the end is near – already – for the Mystics who are playing in their first Finals in franchise history. But the Storm know full well that there are two teams in this series and that the Mystics are just as capable as they are of putting together an outstanding game.
"This is a series," said Breanna Stewart. "That's the thing about the series. It's not just one game, it's not just one bunch. You have to be ready to take the other team's best shot. They didn't play their best tonight (Friday), but I'm sure that they're going to try to play their best on Sunday."
For sure, Seattle has seen Washington's offense at its best and knows to expect a different opponent come Sunday.
"Yeah, obviously they have a lot of weapons and we're very aware of that, and I think the way that the game turned out tonight (Friday), they'll come out Sunday with even more of a fire under them. We need to just be ready for that, Stewart said.
They will be ready, but they can't get overconfident.
Delle Donne – still dealing with a bone bruise in her left knee - and Toliver both struggled shooting. Ariel Atkins led the Mystics with 23 points, but no other Washington player scored more than Natasha Cloud's 11 points. Their offense was stagnant the whole night.
This type of bad shooting night probably won't happen again or at least not in a second consecutive game. Not with this team that surprisingly defeated the Atlanta Dream to make it to the Finals.
In addition, it's unlikely that Howard and Loyd's Game 1 heroics – where Howard scored 19 points and went 8-of-9 from the field and Loyd scored 23 points on 9-of-12 shooting from the field – will be repeated.
But it could. And that will be one of several keys for the Storm to win Game 2; keep feeding the Storm's Big 3 –Stewart (20 pts), Loyd (23 pts) and Howard (17 pts.) who combined for 60 points in Game 1; keep knocking the Mystics off rhythm and let Sue Bird knock down those three's she's famous for.
The Storm will also need to keep forcing Mystic turnovers and converting them into fastbreak points just like they did Friday night.
What the Storm need, essentially, is a repeat of Game 1.
To be sure, the Mystics are not just going to lie down and GIVE the Storm the WNBA championship because of a bad shooting night in Game 1.
"It was one of those days they didn't shoot the ball well, Storm Head Coach Dan Hughes said. I mean, there was a couple times I turned to the bench and I just kind of said, well, we dodged a bullet there in regard to it. But it was one of those days that they just kind of missed some looks that they probably won't miss in Game 2."
Game 1 Notes:
With Friday night's win, Seattle has now won six straight WNBA Finals games (2004, 2010, 2018) and has won five straight Finals games at home (2004, 2010, 2018). Both marks are the most in Finals history.
Natasha Howard played her 15th Finals game, passing Tamika Catchings and Briann January for 12th all-time in Finals history.
Sue Bird moved into a tie with Katie Douglas for 17th on the all-time Finals assists list with seven dimes in Game 1.