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We seem to have roadworks everywhere at the present. Every day I seem to be running the gauntlet of Open Reach, Severn Trent or Western Power digging up the roads. Not seen British Gas for a while, bet that'll change now!
Thankfully, someone seems to have thought things through for once, and arranged for the roads to be dug up during the school holidays when there's less traffic.
We seem to have completely uncoordinated digging up of roads and pavements. Open Reach (or their subbies) seem to be the worst offenders. I think they're installing 'fibre to door'.
Open Reach's subbies (Morrisons) got rather upset with me today. They had created a massive problem and I only asked them if they were employed by 'arseholes R us'. They got even more upset as I laughed at their attempts to clear the problem. Strangely enough, they seemed rather wary of the maligator that sat obediently beside me.
I've just had a discussion with Mrs R, as it's obvious that sooner or later BT will be touting for business around here. We're agreed that we'll tell them that they can foxtrot oscar because of the incompetent and uncaring contractors they've employed. I hope that others on the estate will do the same.
Just walked the dog and I'm pleased to say that they seem to have parked their vehicles much more considerately today.
Today (for the 3rd day running) they are still at work, but have not been so considerate in their parking. I entered the road to find a bus stuck struggling to get through the gap that they'd left. The bus driver got out and walloped a very surprised lorry driver. The rest of the crew fell about laughing. One of the crew then guided the bus driver through the incredibly small gap.
I'm still laughing: if only I'd have bothered to install the dash cam that I won...!
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With an upcoming flick about 'The Brighton Miracle', we wonder whether there has ever been a truly great film with rugby union in it
What Is The Best Rugby Movie?
Last week, in was revealed in Kyodo News that Japan's 2015 World Cup win over South Africa was set to be made into a movie.
The film – with a working title 'The Brighton Miracle' – has Once Were Warriors and Star Wars actor Temuera Morrison lined up to play Eddie Jones. The star of Jurassic Park, Sam Neill is set to play Jones's father, while Australian actor Uli Latukefu, best known for a role in the Netflix series Marco Polo, is slated to play captain Michael Leitch.
There have been rumours of rugby films in the past, with an option taken out on RW contributor Tom English's book The Grudge a few years back. In the past there were stories of Mickey Rourke's scheme to make a biopic about Gareth Thomas, while we also heard of the desire to see a movie about Ben Ryan and Fiji's Olympic champions.
While tales of those potential flicks have gone cold, shooting on Miracle is reported to commence in January.
Which got us wondering: what is the best rugby movie ever made? Has there ever been a truly great rugby movie?
Here are some of the most notable films to feature a bit of rugby union. We'll let you decide if they are great or not….
The Departed (2006)
Okay, so there's barely two minutes of action in this but you see Matt Damon's character, Colin Sullivan, packing down at flanker in a match between Boston police and local firefighters.
It's used as part of a sequence of getting-to-know-you scenes before Damon gets down to the nitty gritty of spying on his colleagues on the force, for the mob. Of course, this wasn't the last time Damon would portray a flanker on the silver screen…
Invictus (2009)
In this tale of the 1995 World Cup, the Springboks' victory, and the role Nelson Mandela played in uniting a nation, Damon played… um… well, the A-lister was Francois Pienaar.
While Clint Eastwood applied some Holywood gloss to this, the rugby action displayed has drawn criticism ever since its release and there were some parts of the story of the final not covered (we never seen any All Blacks running for the bogs).
However, Bath fans may have noticed their former No 8 Zak Feaunati trucking up the wing as Jonah Lomu.
Mercenary (2016)
This movie, which was celebrated at Cannes, tells the tale of a young Wallisian man who is 'scouted' in New Caledonia and brought to France to play prop for an elite club. When he is cut loose for not being big enough, the young man must make his way playing further down the leagues.
Star Toki Pilioko, who does play professionally in France, was injured at the time of filming, so you never see any colossal collisions, but his performance is captivating… particularly considering he is not a trained actor.
Related: Rugby World talks to the director of Mercenary
Forever Strong (2008)
Never heard of it? We don't blame you. This movie follows a predictably cheesy path with a wayward young man turning his life around through the sport, there are a lot of shots of Americans doing hakas and the rugby action is full of huge clotheslines and flipping bodies.
What is more perplexing though is that Lord of the Rings star Sean Astin is in the cast alongside reasonably recognisable faces like Gary Cole and Neal McDonough.
Sye (2004)
A Bollywood movie involving rugby? That sounds like fun, right? A lot of people have seen the hilarious take on the sport, but it cannot hurt to watch it all again. Enjoy this masterpiece!
Honourable mentions
Grand Slam (1978) is a TV movie about a group of Welsh fans who head to Paris for the final match of the Five Nations. Oh, and for one to chase down an old flame too.
Alive (1993) is the tale of the Uruguayan rugby team that crashed in the Andes in the 70s. But it's not one to watch if you want to see any action, as it's all about the human tragedy and the strength it takes to survive.
The Third Half (2013) is an Italian drama with rugby at it's core. Stop us if you've heard this before the protagonist is a wayward young man who turns his life around playing for a rag-tag rugby team…
Related: '8 Nations' poster spotted in Netflix movie
Blood and Glory (2016) is a South African movie about a group of prisoners of war, from the Anglo-Boer War, who take on their captors in a game of rugby. Yep, it's The Mean Machine, but with less Burt Reynolds and more military uniforms from 1901.
If you're looking for rugby-related documentaries, there are actually a decent selection of options. Murderball (2005) is a look at wheelchair rugby and a heated rivalry between Canada and the USA.
The Rugby Player (2013) tells the story rugby player Mark Bingham – for whom the Bingham Cup is named – who was a passenger on United flight 93 which was hijacked on 9/11.
Building Jerusalem (2015) runs through the build-up to, and moments of, Jonny Wilkinson's historic drop-goal that saw England win the 2003 Rugby World Cup. Pacific Warriors (2015) takes a look at Tonga, Samoa and Fiji, their rugby heritage and what the current reality is for those rugby-playing nations.
Oh yeah, and there's the All Or Nothing: New Zealand All Blacks (2018) series on Amazon, which is a slick, if a little guarded, look at a Test season with the Kiwis.
Do you rate any of these? Maybe The Brighton Miracle could shoot to the top of the list if it's executed well.
Let us know if we missed out any crackers!


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In a statement, Greenblatt also said that the Palestinian Authority (PA) should assume responsibilities in Gaza.
"The Trump administration strongly supports the efforts of President Al-Sisi and the Egyptian government to help facilitate an agreement to restore calm in Gaza and bring about the conditions for the Palestinian Authority to fully assume its responsibilities in Gaza," he said.
"The Palestinian Authority cannot criticize from the sidelines. The Palestinian Authority should be part of the solution for the Palestinians of Gaza and Palestinians as a whole. If not, others will fill that void," continued Greenblatt.
"Leadership is about making hard choices. The people of Gaza, and Israelis in the area around Gaza, have suffered for far too long. It is time for the Palestinian Authority to lead the Palestinian people – all Palestinians – to a better future," concluded the statement.
Egypt for several weeks has been mediating talks on a long-term ceasefire between Hamas and Israel.
Senior Hamas officials recently claimed that negotiations have made significant progress, and that a ceasefire is expected to be reached following the Eid al-Adha holiday.
In addition to the ceasefire efforts with Israel, Egypt has been trying to achieve reconciliation between Hamas and the Fatah faction, headed by PA chairman Mahmoud Abbas.
The sides have been at odds since 2007, when Hamas violently took control of Gaza in a bloody coup. A unity government between Hamas and Fatah collapsed in 2015 when Abbas decided to dissolve it amid a deepening rift between the sides.
In October 2017, Hamas and the PA signed a reconciliation agreement in Cairo, under which the PA was to resume full control of Gaza by December 1. However, the deal never completely implemented due what was described as "obstacles."
Two weeks ago, Greenblatt commended Egypt, Israel and the UN's Middle East envoy, Nickolay Mladenov, "for their roles in an effort to end the violence and terror in the Gaza area. Much can be achieved for all people in the region through honest talk and meaningful action."
"Terror and violence have held back the Palestinians of Gaza for too long and will NEVER succeed. There can be a better future; it is time to embrace it," he added.
Earlier this week, Abbas reportedly expressed outrage that a ceasefire agreement between Hamas and Israel was being formulated without his participation and said, "Over my dead body will there be a ceasefire and agreement for calm between the sides."


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Fierce Conversations: Achieving Success at Work & in Life, One Conversation at a Time (Book – 1 copy)
Author Susan Scott wants you to succeed. To do that, she explains, you must transform everyday conversations with effective ways to get your message across. In this guide, which includes a workbook and the seven principles of Fierce Conversations, Scott teaches you how to: overcome barriers to meaningful communication to expand and enrich conversations with colleagues, friends, and family.
Great Boards Plain & Simple: A Guidebook for Non-profit Managers & Board Members (Book – 1 copy)
Covering more than 50 topics, Great Boards is written for senior managers and board members of human service agencies, health care organizations, grassroots community groups, religious organizations, sports associations, service clubs and other non-profits. Sections are arranged in alphabetical order for quick and easy reference. Many suggestions are in point form, so you can quickly find the information you need. This is a practical book you will use repeatedly.
Great Boards: The Workbook (Book – 2 copies)
This workbook is companion to Great Boards – Plain and Simple. Eight Comprehensive and interactive case studies reveal common challenges and problems relating to boards of directors, staff and organizations. Each case study offers a series of questions giving the board and managers an opportunity to explore and discuss the options available to solve each problem.
Human Resource Management and the Human Rights Process (Book – 1 copy)
This valuable book for the human resource manager summarizes the provisions, interpretations and applications of human rights legislation as it relates to human resource planning, job analysis, recruitment, selection, training and development, performance appraisal and more. Special areas of concern such as affirmative action, equal pay, occupational health and safety and labour relations are also discussed.
Managing Transitions: Making the Most Change – updated and expanded edition (Book – 1 copy)
The business world is a place of constant change, with stories of mergers, layoffs, bankruptcy, and restructuring appearing in the news every day. In this book, author William Bridges provides a clear understanding of what change does to employees and what employees in transition can do to an organization. Directed at managers and employees in today's corporations, Bridges shows how to minimize the distress and disruptions caused by change.
Outcome-Based Evaluations: Second Edition (Book – 1 copy)
Outcome-based evaluations continue to play a central role in education, health care and rehabilitation policy analysis, In an extensive revision of the first edition of the classic text and reference first published in 1995, the author broadens the coverage from those with developmental disabilities to include other areas of human and social services such as education, health, mental health, aging, substance abuse and corrections.
Planning Better Board Meetings (Book – 1 copy)
This book examines how to restrict crowded agendas, scattered focuses of discussion, and all the familiar weaknesses of group discipline. Readers also learn how to select subject matter for meetings and plan use of board time.
Reflective Practice: Writing & Professional Development – Third Edition (Book – 1 copy)
The third edition of this popular and highly readable book offers a searching and thorough approach which increases student and professional motivation, satisfaction, and deep levels of learning. Using expressive and explorative writing combined with in-depth group work and mentoring, it enables critical, yet sensitive examinations of practice.
Reinventing Your Board: A Step-by-step Guide to Implementing Policy Governance (Book – 1 copy)
This hands-on guide serves as a practical manual for implementing the policy governance model. The authors illustrate effective board decision-making, how to craft useful policies and offer practical advice on setting agendas, monitoring performance and sample policies. This is a valuable resource for any organization wishing to improve its performance through effective leadership.
Small Business I.T. for Dummies, Dell and Intel Edition: All the I.T. Know-how Your Small Business Needs to Succeed (Book – 1 copy)
You don't need a PhD in computer science to understand information technology (I.T.) and make it work for your small business. This friendly guide will provide a variety of tips, from improving your company's website to creating a more efficient wireless network in your office. This book also tells you how to find I.T. experts so you get the right solutions for your business.
Strategic Planning for Dummies: Includes Practical Planning Know-how for Businesses of Every Size (Book – 1 copy)
If you're starting a new business or planning your business' future, there are plenty of things you should take into account. Strategic Planning For Dummies covers everything you need to know to develop a plan for building and maintaining a competitive advantage — no matter what business you're in.
Technology Tool Kit: For Not-for-profit Organizations by Alberta Community Development and the Wild Rose Foundation (Book – 1 copy)
This resource, developed by Alberta Community Development and the Wild Rose Foundation, is a practical guide to assist non-profit organizations develop an enhanced level of awareness around information technology. The Technology Toolkit is made widely available to communities and non-profit organizations across Alberta.
Wainberg's Company Meetings, Including Rules of Order – Third Edition (Book – 1 copy)
This book contains information on rules of order, organization of meetings, elections and appointments, motions and resolutions, discussion, minutes, notices, proxies, company meetings and forms.
Person-centered Planning
A Good Life: For You and Your Relative with A Disability (Book – 1 copy)
From the Planned Lifetime Advocacy Network, this is an inspirational guide to rethinking disability and the value of people with disabilities. It provides families and caregivers with insights, stories of inspiration and practical advice to help plan the future of a loved one. It offers a step-by-step guide to creating a future plan which encompasses the safety, security and well being of people with disabilities.
All My Life's A Circle: Using the Tools: Circles, MAPS & PATHS (Book – 1 copy)
This is an introduction to the three person-centered planning tools. This book demonstrates how they can be utilized to support children and families in educational settings. Topics include creating circles of support based on intimacy, friendship, participation and exchange; Making Action Plans (MAPS), designed to help individuals, families and organizations move into the future; and Planning Alternative Tomorrows with Hope (PATH). This resource is a step by step guide to implementing each tool, complemented by engaging stories, poems and exercises.
Disability, Society, and Change (Book – 1 copy)
The information in this handbook and kit was developed from the ideas, experiences and expertise of individuals who reflect the interests of people with disabilities, including advocates, parents and service providers.
Down syndrome and You (Book – 1 copy)
This booklet was produced for the Canadian Down Syndrome Society and the Ups and Downs Society of Calgary.
Inclusion Press: Rediscovering Maps: Charting Your Journey (New Maps Training Video)
After 15 years of MAPS experiences, Marsha forest, John O'Brien and jack Pearpoint return to rediscover the power and beauty of the MAPS process. This video tape was made in the last six months of Marsha's life. It is a tribute to Marsha and part of the commitment that her work will continue. In this video, segments of two MAPS processes are used to provide support and instruction to people concerned with excellence and integrity in Person Centred Planning process.
Make a Difference – A Guidebook for Person-Centered Direct Support (Book – 1 copy)
This book is targeted at direct support providers, giving them tools and information to help provide supports in a more meaningful and person-centered way.
Leaders Manual for Make A Difference: A Guidebook for Person-Centered Direct Support (Book – 2 copies)
This manual accompanies Make A Difference: A Guidebook for Person-Centered Direct Support and its companion slides sets: Make a Difference.ppt and person-centered themes.ppt which you will find, with other resources, on the CD-ROM included in this manual. It includes suggestions for guiding a group of learners in improving their understanding of direct support.
Path in Action: Working with Groups & Path Training Video (DVD – 1 copy)
This inspiring teaching video which illustrates two paths with two groups planning the future of a school system – one with 40 high school students and one with senior administrators. If you are dealing with change, this video is a must watch.
Planning Alternative Tomorrows with Hope: A Work Book for Planning Positive Possible Futures (Book – 1 copy)
A guide to exciting, creative, colorful futures planning for families, organizations and schools to build caring "including" places to live, work & learn. Path is an eight-step problem solving approach involving dreaming and thinking backwards.
Person-centered Thinking (Binder – 1 copy)
This resource provides an opportunity to start supporting people in ways that really matter to them. It offers practical ways to gather information and to set actions that make a real difference.
Safe and Secure: Six steps to creating a good life for people with disabilities (Book – 2 copies)
Safe and Secure is a useful tool in understanding yourself, the health practitioner and the family member that you nature. The six steps will be your guide as you gather the information and phrase your questions in a way that will help you make informed decisions.
Understanding Personal Directives: Office of the Public Guardian (Book – 2 copies)
This book will help people understand what a personal directive is, and how to create one. It will also cover frequently asked questions.
Writing on Empowerment (Book – 1 copy)
A Little Book About Person-centered Planning
This book discusses the basics of person-centered planning, including the steps needed to create a proper plan that focuses on the individual's goals, dreams and desires.
Implementing Person-centered Planning: Voices of Experience, Volume 2
This book discusses the origins of person-centered Planning and how to properly execute a PCP. The book discusses how to make the most of the plan and tools for evaluation to determine the plan's effectiveness.
Celebrating the Ordinary: The Emergence of Options in Community Living as a Thoughtful Organization (Book – 1 copy)
This book details Options in Community Living, a small agency that supports individuals with disabilities to move beyond supported living and direct attention to more person-centered supports.
PATH – A Workbook Second Edition (Book – 1 copy)
This book explains that PATH is a tool, a process and a journey to help people move into a more positive and possible future. Working through this book will help to create your PATH.
PATH Demonstration Video by Inclusion Press (DVD – 1 copy)
A video detailing the process of PATH (Planning Alternative Tomorrows with Hope)
PATH IN ACTION: Working with Groups & PATH TRAINING VIDEO (DVD – 1 copy)
This DVD contains an inspiring teaching video that shows an example using the steps in the PATH workbook.
Person-Centered Thinking (Binder – 1 copy)
A compilation of tools to start supporting people in ways that really matter to them. It is a way to gather information and begin to set actions.
Person-centered Planning Information (Binder – 1 copy)
This binder contains a compilation of information about person-centered planning, including worksheets, resources and SAIPA forms.
Safe and Secure: Six Steps to Creating a Good Life for People with Disabilities: Alberta RDSP Edition (Book – 2 copies)
This book assists individuals and families with estate planning, emphasizing the benefits of the Registered Disability Savings Plan in this process.
Employment and Personal Issues
7 New rules for the Sandbox: The ABCs of Generational Retention (Book – 1 copy)
For the next decade and beyond, employee retention is job number one for managers. Creating and sustaining a workplace that attracts and retains employees from all four generations is crucial to organizational success. This book provides generation-specific strategies to make your organization an "employer of choice" to Generations X and Y, Traditionalists and Baby Boomers alike!
30 Ways to Shine as a New Employee – A guide to Success in the Workplace (Book – 1 copy)
This book provides ideas and strategies to bring passion and purpose to your new job. The author looks at ways to calm your first day jitters, understand workplace culture, learn from your mistakes and deal with difficult people.
A Guide to Rights and Responsibilities in Alberta Workplaces (Book – 1 copy)
A manual developed by Alberta Human Resources and Employment detailing the rights and responsibilities of business owners and employees. Helpful for those looking for a job, and provides laws to follow on the job and when leaving.
Boyfriends + Girlfriends: A guide to dating for people with disabilities (Book – 1 copy)
Boyfriends + Girlfriends It is an easy-to-read illustrated guide about dating and relationships for teens and adults with disabilities. It also covers important questions and concerns.
Building Community: Practical ways to build inclusive communities for people who are vulnerable (Book – 1 copy)
In this remarkable book, Cara Milne shares stories and ideas that remind us of the importance of belonging and community. She offers specific and practical direction on how anyone can begin to build a community, right where they are!
Building Human Rights Communities (Binder – 1 copy)
A resource for teaching and learning about human rights, citizenship, quality of life and communities. Includes activities that actively engage students in learning about human rights.
Business Etiquette – Someone is Always Watching! (audio CD)
An audio CD about etiquette. Business etiquette is big when it comes to career and employees should always represent their organization. How we dress and act is always noticed.
Discovery: Charting the Course to Employment: A Strategy to Provide the Foundation for Customized Employment Planning for Persons with Complex Lives (Book – 1 copy)
This book is about translating the activities of everyday lives into employment possibilities. There are questions and activities to guide the process.
Dress Right for Business (Book – 1 copy)
This six-chapter book is your guide to appropriate attire at work! Users will understand how clothes make an impression, classic business styles, how to look your best and how to plan your business wardrobe.
From Hiring to Firing: A No Nonsense Guide to Managing Employee Performance (Book – 1 copy)
A practical, concise and comprehensive guide for all supervisors and managers. Discover dozens of valuable tips to prevent employee performance problems. Topics covered include attitude problems, conflict resolution, constructive critical feedback, illness and injury.
Masterminding Your Success: Coping with Stress at Home, Work and School (Book – 1 copy)
A teaching and learning manual with more than 30 exercises. This book can be used for children, teens and adults. The authors are professionals in the health and education sector and help us to invite defeat and build upon our resources to win the battle.
Mind and Body: Answers to your Questions (Book – 1 copy)
This book is all about you! You will learn about your body, relationships, growing up, and keeping yourself safe.
Taking Care of Myself: A Healthy Hygiene, Puberty and Personal Curriculum for Young People with Autism (Book – 1 copy)
This book was specifically designed to address the health and safety needs of students aged five and up with autism spectrum disorders. Through a unique combination of social stories and easy-to-understand activities, Taking Care of myself will reduce the fear and confusion surrounding issues of health, hygiene, puberty and more. Whether you're concerned about abuse or just want a bath time doctor's visits to be more pleasant experience, this book is must-read for those who love and guide students with disabilities.
Volunteering: How to Build Your Career by Helping Others (Book – 1 copy)
This book shows how volunteering can be a valuable part of your career path. It can increase your life and work exploration. A resource provided by the Government of Alberta.
Finance and Budgeting
Make an Offer to Buy a Home (Pamphlet – 1 copy)
Mortgages and other money matters (Pamphlet – 1 copy)
The first steps when you buy a home (Pamphlet – 1 copy)
Your home-buying team (Pamphlet – 1 copy)
These booklets are for general information only. They do not take place of professional help.
Stretch Your Dollars: Budgeting Basics (Book – 5 copies)
Money Mentors is the only Alberta-based not-for-profit organization that can educate you on unbiased money and debt management. This book includes helpful tips and tricks, including budgeting templates.
Resource Manuals and Reports
GAIN: Essential Information on Charitable Gaming Activities – A Resource Manual (Book – 1 copy)
If your charity or non-profit is preparing for a casino, this is the book for you! Topics covered include eligibility, use of proceeds, financial reporting, volunteers, integrity and responsibilities.
A Guide to AISH: Assured Income for the severely Handicapped (Book – 2 copies)
The AISH program provides financial and medical benefits to adults with permanent disabilities which affect their livelihood. This resource is an excellent guide to the program.
A Study of Persons with Developmental Disabilities (PDD) System: An Evaluation of Governance, Mandate, Services and Practices for Alberta Health and Wellness
The PDD system is at a key stage in its evolution as the governance and service delivery agent for approximately 8,400 Albertans. Since its inception in 1998, a new structure has been put in place; various policies and procedures have been developed; services are being delivered; Board members are expanding their comprehension of their roles and expectations; and the expected challenges and problems of any new system are being encountered and resolved.
Cultural Competence: A Guide to Organizational Change (Book – 1 copy)
The resource accompanies organizations in their sustainable, transforming efforts to integrate cultural diversity into all aspects of their structure and functions.
Have Influence on Public Policy: Be H.I.P.P.: A manual and tool kit on how voluntary organizations can influence public policy (Book – 1 copy)
This public policy toolkit was funded by Human Resources Development of Canada (HRDC) and was designed by YMCA Canada to help YMCA leaders and voluntary sector leaders increase their understanding of the structure, processes, priorities and key players of local, provincial and federal government in addition to providing tools for developing and influencing public policy strategy.
Violence against Women with Disabilities: Guidelines for Service Providers (Book – 1 copy)
This booklet was compiled by the Kingston Independent Living Resource Centre with the assistance of a community advisory committee of women with disabilities.
World Report on Disabilities (Binder – 1 copy)
Training and Facilitation
Abuse Prevention and Response: Everyone Has a Role – Training Manual (Book – 2 copies)
This manual has been designed for easy access to information to train people on Abuse Prevention and Response Protocol.
An Advisor's Guidebook for Self-Advocacy (Book – 1 copy)
This manual is designed to be used by advisors (helpers) to self-advocacy groups. It is intended to be informative, stimulate thought and provide possible alternatives for action.
A Needed Boost to Your Self-Esteem- Facilitator Guide (Book – 1 Copy)
This will help you facilitate a workshop for participants who want to understand what self-esteem is and how to boost it.
Boards, Committees and Meetings – Facilitator Guide (Book – 4 copies)
This will help you facilitate a workshop for participants who want to understand what Boards, Committees and Meetings are about. The exercises included in this workshop will open conversations between facilitators and participants and provide an opportunity for peer-to-peer support.
Hints for Graphic Facilitators (Book – 14 copies)
This book is an introduction to graphic facilitation. It includes beginning steps and has hundreds of images that you can build on. Most are very simple, but color panels also demonstrate how felt pens and pastel crayons can make everyone's work lively and colorful.
Individual Rights (DVD – 5 copies)
The power of people's voices are used to raise awareness about the rights of individuals, controls, and choice.
Knowing Your Rights – A workshop to teach the rights and responsibilities of Albertans (DVD – 4 copies)
Persons who use this DVD will be able to:
- Define rights and tell the difference between the Canadian charter of right, Alberta Human Rights and Individual (Equal) Rights
- Exercise their rights with confidence support someone else to exercise their rights
- Explain and demonstrate how rights and responsibilities go together
- Understandind when rights can be taken away or violated
- Explain how to report a rights violation
Inclusion for All: The UN Convention on the rights of persons with disabilities (Book – 1 copy)
Inclusion for All unities a variety of perspectives on the issues and controversies surrounding the inclusion of people with disabilities in all aspects of society. It provides the reader with an understanding of the historical perspective on human rights; the critical nature of inclusion; the convention provisions; the necessity of honouring family culture and values.
Knowing Your Rights (DVD – 23 copies)
Person-centered Planning with Maps and Path- A Workbook for Facilitators Book – 11 copies)
This book helps to create maps and paths for everyday life events and goals.
Writing/Plain Language
Growing Up Among Strangers: a film and guide to create opportunities for dialogue (DVD – 1 copy)
Growing Up Among Strangers examines the duality of growing up in Canada's cultural mosaic. The film follows the experiences of Canadian youth from culturally diverse backgrounds as they struggle to balance two worlds: the traditional cultural that lies outside.
Is It Plain? A manual for plain language writers
Vocational and Rehabilitation Research Institute
Oxford English Reference Dictionary (Book – 1 copy)
Oxford Guide to Plain English (Book – 1 copy)
Twenty one essential guidelines to help you write and express yourself more clearly.
Oxford Popular School Dictionary (book 1 copy)
The Freedom Tour: An institution is not just a place, it is the way people think (DVD – 1 Copy)
16 people, 4 vehicles, 3 provinces, 2 cameras, 1 goal. free our people!
The Dictionary of Concise Writing: 10,000 Alternatives to Wordy Phrases (Book – 1 Copy)
The Dictionary of concise writing is your guide to clean strong prose. This compendium lists thousands of common, wordy phrases that too many writers rely on, and offers concise alternatives. Whenever you feel fat creeping into your writing, open this book and trim it out.
Writing Matters: Getting Your Message Across (Book – 4 copies)
Janet Pringle has worked with people with disabilities for 12 years as a researcher, plain language writer and ally and advocate. Her focus is on low-literacy barriers. She has written on legal topics, health and safety, home buying, board participation, and womens concerns.
My Manners Matter Game Kit (4 copies)
Comes with cd, flashcards, dice, game board and instructions on how to play.
Gifts n' Giving Jabbers: A game for self advocates by the riot (Booklet – 13 copies)
Each player gets a game card with 20 pictures in numbered boxes that correspond with things that they could do for someone else. The facilitator. The players choose a number and read the corresponding action aloud. Players are encouraged to discuss the action and whether it applies to them.


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Mario's Shrine to Movies, Video Games, and Animation
Another Asian horror masterpiece, The Eye is a chilling, stylish, and effective movie. So successful was this movie
in Asian cinema that an English remake is supposedly being made. No doubt the original has just as big a cult following
as Ringu and Juon. While not Japanese(the track is in Mandarin and part of the movie takes place in Thailand),
The Eye shares the Japanese horror movies' tendency towards atmosphere, creepy imageries, and solid character development.
In fact, The Eye is especially character driven, thanks to the solid acting by the movie's main character.
The movie tells the story of a young woman who's been blind since she was two-years-old. Suddenly she gets a cornea
transplant and can see again. But as her eyes slowly adjust to the world and become less blurry, she starts seeing visions
of deformed ghosts and the future of those about to die. The movie utilizes incredible camera trickery and dazzling
special effects to put the audience behind her eyes and see the world as she sees it, first as blurry with fleeting but terrifying
images, then as crystal clear nightmares. The combination of special effects and taut scripting produces an effective
sense of paranoia in the audience. Is it real or is she imagining it? The elevator scene should probably go down
as one of the most terrifying moments ever in horror history.
Towards the end, the movie threatens to devolve into stock convention and an "I've figured it out" Scooby-Doo-ish approach.
But this threat is short lived as the movie revs up for a slam bang finish that's as gruesomely violent as it is emotionally
satisfying. All-in-all, The Eye is a solid and terrifying work of art. Cantonese and Mandarin with
English subtitles Grade: A-
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Just developed and scanned a Kodak Portra 160VC shot with the Fuji GSW690iii camera. This time I decided to shoot most of the images at f11 since I didn't had any close distance subjects to mess with depth of field. At this aperture it seems that the Fuji really performs great. Razor sharp prints with accurate color (I think it also shows on the monitor, but on paper it's really amazing).
I have done a lot of search on the Internet about the optimum aperture for this camera but haven't found any useful info. Now, if you consider the max aperture is f5.6 then it makes sense that two stops above at f11 the camera should perform great but that's just theory and of course I am not technically proficient to perform a scientific test on that, I can only judge from what I see.
Overall, the Fuji GSW690 is a really superb camera, the best thing I've tried so far for landscapes. Also, the Kodak 160VC is a superb film, great dynamic range and beautiful color and contrast, it's a pity they discontinued it. I should probably get some more to stack in the fridge before stocks run out.
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The Town and Country Planning (Brownfield Land Register) Regulations 2017 introduced a requirement for all local authorities to prepare and maintain a register of brownfield land that is suitable for residential development.
The Council first published its brownfield land register on 21st December 2017 and reviewed and updated it on 7th December 2018. The register is in a file format required by Government to ensure consistency across the country.
The register will consist of two parts. Part 1 will consist of all sites which meet the criteria set out in the regulations as follows:
an area of 0.25 Hectares or is capable of supporting at least five dwellings (authorities can include smaller sites if they wish if they wish).
suitable for residential development;
available for residential development; and
residential development of the land is achievable.
Part 2 will consist of sites from Part 1 which the Council wishes to grant permission in principle. The Council has not started work on Part 2 of its register at the current time.
Part 1 of the register does not allocate land or assume that planning permission will be granted for housing or any other form of development.
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Sweet and Sour Pork Tenderloin
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- Cut tenderloin into 4 pieces. Arrange in a single layer between two sheets of plastic wrap and pound with a meat mallet until each is about 1-inch thick. Generously season with salt and black pepper.
- Whisk ketchup, rice vinegar, reserved pineapple juice, brown sugar, garlic, hot chili sauce, soy sauce, and red pepper flakes in a bowl. Set aside.
- Heat vegetable oil in a skillet over high heat. Place pork in pan; reduce heat to medium. Cook until browned on both sides and cooked through, 5 to 6 minutes per side. Transfer to a plate.
- Return skillet to medium heat. Stir butter into hot pan. When butter melts and starts to brown, stir in pineapple chunks. Cook, stirring, until pineapple is golden brown, 3 to 4 minutes.
- Stir in ketchup mixture and 1/4 cup green onion (white parts). Reduce heat to low and simmer until garlic and onion have softened, 5 minutes.
- Return pork to skillet; cook, stirring, until pork is heated through. Garnish with 2 tablespoons green onion tops.
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- Reynolds® Aluminum foil can be used to keep food moist, cook it evenly, and make clean-up easier.
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Per Serving: 297 calories; 11.4 22.7 26.2 82 515 Full nutrition
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A very tasty meal. The only change I made was to saute some carrot, onion, and Green pepper after removing the pork and before adding the pineapple--reserving the veg, adding back in once the fr...
This came out more spicy than sweet and sour. I'd probably make it again without so much of the hot sauce.
A very tasty meal. The only change I made was to saute some carrot, onion, and Green pepper after removing the pork and before adding the pineapple--reserving the veg, adding back in once the fr...
Thank you a million times! I am the new hero in the house being able to provide such a LOVED new dish. I wouldnt change a thing in this recipe- EXCELLENT EXCELLENT- tender, tangy, incredible- th...
We LOVED this!! I didn't add all the hot sauce, and for my photo I forgot to put the green onion tops on (sorry---it would have looked so much better). I served this with sticky rice (calrose)...
Loved it! Made it twice now. The first time, I followed the recipe exactly. The second time, I used the crockpot and liked it even more. You just need to made extra sauce to add on at the end.
I made this tonight for supper and it turned out very tasty! I didn't have all of the exact ingredients on hand so I had to ad lib a bit. Like other reviewers had suggested, I cubed the pork and...
A word of caution concerning the spices used in this recipe. I cooked this for the first time last night and it came out very spicy. I used Sriracha hot sauce as suggested and tasted the sauce b...
A good sweet and sour recipe...liked the sauce. It was lighter, thinner than the thick type which is customary to sweet and sour sauce. A nice change. I added some other vegetables (carrots, ...
I followed the recipe exactly except for pounding the meat. I just cut small 1 inch medallions and found this to work out just fine. This dish is pretty spicy hot yet so full of flavor I didn't ...
The family enjoyed this. We added a little corn starch to thicken up the sauce.


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As I am doing portraits of different types of people, I am sure to create some portraits that may offend. But I guess art shouldn't necessarily be easy to swallow. For so many reasons, obesity is a major problem especially in this country, so it is a type I definitely could not omit. This painting is based on a picture I took of a woman at the MN State Fair. As always, I am not using her face for the portrait.
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Pension Debate Reveals Greater UC Hypocrisy
Friday, January 21, 2011
Category: Opinion > Letters to the Editor
I am one of ten recent University of California alumni who have collaborated on a letter to Gov. Jerry Brown, Chair of the Board of Regents Russell Gould and Vice Chair of the Board of Regents Sherry Lansing regarding the recent pension request made by many of the top executives at the university.
Today, the state of California faces a multi-billion-dollar deficit. If the leaders of the greatest public university system in the world demand pensions that are staggeringly greater than those that are available to the average worker who receives a pension and far more than what is available under Social Security, both the university and the governor will be unable to address the growing pension crisis.
For the minority community, this crisis is even more direct. In order to meet the excessive demands of these university executives, tuition will again be increased at the expense of the vast majority of students from middle class families. Given that more than one-third of university students and future students are minority, this will have a particularly harsh impact on the leadership attainments and aspirations for minority students wishing to enter next year's class at Cal or at any other university campus.
When the campus was founded in 1868, it was created to be a university for the people of California. With the recent pension demands and Governor Brown's (a UC Berkeley alumnus) proposed cuts in light of California's deficit, our alma mater (and future alma mater) will no longer belong to the people of California.
Dyana Delfin-Polk UC Berkeley Alumna
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Filed under: Channeling, love, Spirit Guide, Spirituality | Tags: Darfur, deforestation, harm, illusion, Source, truth, violence
As you may have noticed, I have not been gudied to send daily messages much this year, but I do have some new updates for you….
First, you can now sign up for the 7-Day Being Experiment to participate in a free experiment that assists you in being your best and highest self. Details are at http://www.lifecoachade.com/realitylove7
Also, tune into www.LifeConversationsRadio.com w/ Life Coach Ade at 12PM Eastern today as I join in for a weekly segment called a "Moment of Reality Love." We'll make a special announcement that I think you will really appreciate.
Finally, the following is a message received some time ago that seems fitting for todays show on LifeConversationsRadio.com
JOHN: With the sort of violence occurring in Darfur and around the world (and in the past) , how does source see this… what is the best and highest view/understanding of this sort of violence against humanity, and even against nature (deforestation)?
RL: The answer you seek is what you know: that all is perfect and these things are illusion for that which is real cannot be harmed and cannot be destroyed. Your role is alignment from moment to moment indeed and allowing the things that unfold around you to happen without judgment without anger, without resistance, yes. You only need concentrate on the actual now, not that which is in your head. Don't get uspset about all the things reported on and get in a hostile mood to take action. The reality is your role is divine light. See the world as it truly is, not the illusions. See the balance of the universe. Source would never harm itself and that includes the extensions of source. For when you act in a way that harms the form, you have only caused a transformation, but the spirit remains and the essence is forever. always perfect. yes.
Do not fear any harm, do not be enraged by any so called loss or death, for the reality is whatever humans do to humans – to nature – is only a transformation. It is truly not bad or evil. yes. this includes all so called tragedy. It is a transformation. This includes killing insects, plants, etc.. It is a transformation. yes. Transition to spirit and matter to be reincarnated in some other form. indeed. yes. do not fear harm. do not fear death. know that all is well and always is. know that you are one with the divine creator and nothing can befall you that the divine is not aware of. understand that you have died many deaths already and will again die, but you will transform only. it is a part of this journey. yes yes yes.
you have plenty of time left to live the life you dream and you will. Only think of now and be grateful for all that is. enjoy life to the fullest and be grateful for all you are all you have all you do. and so it is.
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Filed under: Channeling, love, Spirituality | Tags: abundance, aligment, inspiration, now, Source
There is peace, love, abundance, joy and all good things here and now
Filed under: Channeling, Spirit Guide, Spirituality | Tags: Alignment, Business, Financial crisis, Reality Love, RL, Source, Spirit, Spirit Guide
MP: I am struggling financially and have some significant property taxes, medical bills, credit cards bill coming due very soon (next 2 to 6 months). I am working on developing a business with a partner that I feel is on the brink and helping to cure many of my financial crisis and put me in a place of financial freedom – Is this true?
Will I be able to save my property and settle my debts and take care of my immediate and future needs without resorting to very negative desperate measures and lose what I and my family has inherited?
—The following is an answer from the spirit guide," Reality/ Love"–
RL: Your concentration and focus on opening yourself to Source and Spirit will give you the guidance in this business to manifest quickly what you need. Yes. It is as you think because the inspiration has already been given to you. Your job is to allow Source to continue to inspire thought, inspire action and to avoid that which feels resistant. Yes. Seek, Ask and Knock form Source and all that you want will be provided in the time you need. Yes. Simply make yourself available. Yes.
You will be able to maintain that which source wants you to keep and you will be able to take care of every obligation if you remain aligned and allow Source to guide you through thoughts of inspiration, inspired action – not desperation, not fear and actions out of lack or loss. Yes.
Filed under: Channeling, love, Spirit Guide | Tags: clarity, desire, Life, love, qualities
I think I found the person I love, but I want to know if it's really him. Is he?
From Reality Love (www.askreailitylove.com):
We are often addressed with these questions of love and the message is the same each time. What is most important is identifying what qualities are most desired, most important to the individual. Once this is identified, it is easier to recognize externally those individuals that fit this criteria. Yes.
Anytime we focus on the external first and determine if it meets our desires without being clear on those desires, we are working backwards. Yes.
Therefore, the starting point is clarity on your own desires and you may go further to ask why you desire such qualities. Yes.
Once that is done, you will be able to assess for yourself, and that is most important. The rest will become clearer in time. Yes.
Filed under: Channeling, Spirit Guide, Spirituality | Tags: ask, believe, desire, desires, existence, intentions, Life, limitless beings, practice, receive, repetition, Source, Spirituality
Is "ask, believe, and receive" true for anything?
From Reality Love (www.askreailitylove.com):
Ask, Believe and Receive is true for anything that is of like vibration as your intention. If your true intention is not of like vibration as that which you ask, you will not receive it.
When you are not receiving, that is the time to look and understand your true intentions b/c your true intentions do not necessarily reflect what you are asking.
Its always so.
Like example.. your current situation has been brought on b/c of your collective intentions. Whenever there are conflicting intentions, which does happen, conflicting circumstances occur. This is often the cause besides confusion. Now, the process of clarity, the process and practice of understanding your true intentions in what ever path you chose is necessary in any endeavor you ask, believe and do not receive.
Alignment is essential. Alignment is key to clearly identifying your intentions. And as you know, practice leads to your alignment with Source. Practice and repetition in the path that most works for you.
I know that your concern is currently financial in nature and in the welfare of those you love most, but understand your most important concern must be alignment with Source. It is the key to fulfilling all you TRULY desire.
And as you are coming to understand Source – through practice, through study, through meditation, through our communication – your alignment will continue to increase and grow stronger and stronger and whatever you desire will see no limit.
Allow your inner guide. Allowing your inner-self, allowing your inner-power to grow through your practice will align you with Source. Every meditation, every physical good thing, every enjoyment in your life will assist.
You are limitless beings who have come through to fulfill what you knew before you came. Now the process of growth and alignment is an experience to cherish, an experience to enjoy, an experience to adore as you let your self fulfill and understand your true nature in every aspect.
Filed under: Channeling, Spirit Guide, Spirituality | Tags: children, example, gratitude, Life, limitless love, pedagogy, positive thinking, practices
Do you have any insight on how to teach our child the best practices for her?
From Reality Love (www.askreailitylove.com):
My suggestion would be that you gradually introduce her to stilling her mind. You gradually show her what it means to control her thinking. You continue to teach her what positive thinking means. You continue to teach her what gratitude means in any situation she finds discomfort in. You continue to help her find the good with the understanding that she can determine any which way she wants to feel. It is through repetition and through practice that she will come to an understanding of its power.
Continue your growth, your practice, your path and she will learn as you learn. Even when you are not speaking, she will learn through your increased vibration toward limitless love. What she most wants is your example of limitless love. What she most desires is your example of limitless love. What she will benefit from most is your example of limitless love.
Words are effective to some degree but do not compare to the power of thought manifest through action.
What she most desires is your example of limitless love.
Filed under: Channeling, Spirit Guide, Spirituality | Tags: Alignment, Channeling, limitless love, practices, Reality Love, Source energy, Spirit Guide, Spirituality
Is there anything we should be seeking out?
From Reality Love (www.askreailitylove.com):
Yes. You should continue seeking to find practices that work best for you…
It is important that you find practices that assist in your alignment with Source energy. Practices that give you that feeling – that all important movement of the spiritual within you – to let you know you are on your path to limitless love. Limitless love.
Alignment can be found in various ways. Alignment can be found through various practices. It is not as important what practice you try but that you try and seek and find those that work most effectively for you. Yes.


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College of St. Joseph's baseball team debuted their 2018-19 squad in impressive fashion on Sunday, Sept. 9, taking home 5-0 and 15-4 wins over New Hampshire Technical Institute (NHTI).
Junior transfer Justin Holmberg threw a complete seven innings to take the win on the mound for CSJ in game one. He threw 10 strikeouts and allowed just six hits. NHTI's James Cardello took the loss on the mound for the Lynx, throwing four strikeouts and giving up seven hits in 5.1 innings of play.
A single to right field by Mathew Santiago got CSJ on the board in the top of the second inning. His hit sent Benny Pena from second base to home for the Fighting Saints' first run of the new season. Both teams went scoreless over the next 3.5 innings.
CSJ freshman Tristen Ciarlo recorded a double for the first hit of the sixth inning. Returning senior Kyle Gould followed up with a double of his own, allowing Ciarlo to round the bases and give the Saints a 2-0 lead on NHTI. Sophomore returner Jeremy Johnson then notched CSJ's third double in a row to score Gould and increase CSJ's lead to three. Johnson scored on the next play off Pena's second hit of the game.
In the bottom of the inning, Holmberg stepped to the mound and tallied two strikeouts. The Lynx were unable to put a run on the board and respond to CSJ's big sixth inning. The Fighting Saints recorded their final run of the game when a ground out by sophomore Leonard Charles-Titus sent junior Jason Albert across home plate.
Ciarlo, Johnson, Albert each recorded a double in the 5-0 victory and Gould finished with two doubles and a RBI.
CSJ's scoring onslaught continued in game two of Sunday's doubleheader. The Saints built a 5-2 lead after the first inning of play, with the help of a three-run home run by Johnson. Gould and Albert each recorded a single and a RBI during the inning.
After a scoreless second frame by both squads, the Fighting Saints widened their advantage to 12-4 over the next two innings.Pena recorded a double and RBI in the fourth. Three more runs by CSJ and zero by NHTI led to the game being called after the fifth inning due to the 10-run rule in college baseball.
Johnson led the way at the plate with two hits, two runs and five RBI. Senior Teddy Mercado notched two hits, two RBI and a run. Santiago and William Leino each recorded one hit, one run and two RBI.
Leino, returning this year as a sophomore, earned the win for CSJ after throwing a complete game with five strikeouts. He allowed three hits and four runs over five innings. NHTI's Jason Taylor took the 15-4 loss on the mound after giving up six hits and eight runs in 2.1 innings pitched.
The Fighting Saints play next on Saturday, Sept. 15 in a doubleheader against Central Maine Community College in Auburn, Maine.


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(A report back on Dr Jacqui Richmond's presentation at Viral Hepatitis Nurse-led Models of Care Forum)
Great contrasting placement of Jacqui's presentation after Leith Morris discussed the reasons why people don't seek treatment. Jacqui's research into how it feels to be cured revealed 3 main themes: the psychological impact (a profound sense of well-being more than physical health); feeling normal; and the relief of not being able to transmit the virus.
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This was my first big hit with the CSA (consumer supported agriculture) veggies. I knew it was good when J. joined me in eagerly grabbing a 2nd plate–usually I'm the only one going for seconds in our house! I need to properly credit Carol for this one. Shortly after the first CSA boxes arrived from Kenney Farm in Concord (via McCue's in Woburn), Carol was whipping up some interesting recipes and sharing via her new blog. With her help, I figured out two things: 1) I ought to think about roasting the root veggies like kohlabri; and 2) I could put a dent in the lettuce by sauteeing some of it. With these ideas in mind, I created Linguine with CSA Veggies Two Ways. Worth a try! (and you could certainly do a lot of riffs off this. Basic concept: roast some hard veggies, sauté some greens, use plenty of garlic, olive oil, a bit of cheese and enjoy).
1 kohlabri, chopped into bit sized chunks
4 small white summer turnips, chopped into bit sized chunks
3 scallions, cut into 2 inch pieces (using green and white parts)
8 cloves garlic–3 of them minced, others whole
appx 6 tbsp olive oil
1 bunch radishes, halved (you could probably use the tops too but mine were not in good shape so I didn't)
1 small bunch arugula, coarsely chopped
a couple good sized handfuls of lettuce–I used iceberg–coarsely chopped
1/3 cup parmesan cheese
pinch red pepper flakes
10-12 ozs linguine
Preheat oven to 425. Combine the kohlabri, turnips and whole garlic with 1 tbsp olive oil. Roast for 25 minutes. Remove from oven, add the radishes and scallions to the turnip mixture, combine along with another tbsp of olive oil, salt & pepper. Roast for another 20 minutes. This is a good time to start boiling water to cook the linguine according to package instructions. After roasting the veggies for 20 minutes, remove from the oven and combine with another tbsp olive oil and set aside.
Meanwhile, heat a tbsp of the olive oil in a skillet on medium, then add the minced garlic. Saute for about a minute, then add arugula and red pepper flakes, cook until it begins to wilt–a couple minutes. Add the lettuce, cook for a minute or two until it begins to wilt. Add the roasted veggies to the skillet, gently stirring to combine and re-heat the roasted veggies if needed. Then toss the veggies with the linguine and an extra tbsp or so of olive oil and the cheese. Serve and enjoy!
Wine Pairing: 2008 Domaine de la Solitude Cotes du Rhone. Very good quality CDR, matched the earthiness of the roasted vegetables nicely. Had a Burgundy the following night but liked this Cote du Rhone much better.


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Get ready for Mothers Day with these 25 creative, fun projects that kids can make as Mothers Day Gifts with minimal supervision
Mothers Day Crafts for Kids
Make this Mothers Day special by making one of these beautiful, fun-to-make crafts. These will quickly become a treasured keepsake mom will look back on fondly as the kids get older. The hardest part is deciding which of these fun projects to make!
This simple Recycled Chalk Flower Pot from Frogs and Snails and Puppy Dog Tails is such a great idea for even non-crafty families.
How beautiful is this Butterfly Footprint Mother's Day Craft from Plain Vanilla Mom? It is sure to be a treasured work of art that will be proudly displayed.
I love the bright, beautiful colors in this Mother's Day Forever Handprint Bouquet from Kinder-craze!
How cute is this simple Playdough Mother's Day Craft from Teaching Mama! I always love handprint art!
This Thumbprint Heart Necklace from Meet the Dubiens is so simple and beautiful ever Mother would love this.
For those willing to try a project that might require a little clean-up, this stunningly beautiful Pour Paint Rainbow Vases for Mom from Growing a Jeweled Rose is sure to be a hit.
Looking for something easy and beautiful? Try this Simple, Mother's Day Hand Art Craft Kids can Make from 123 Homeschool 4 Me
This Handprint Bookmark for Mom from The Chirping Moms is sure to be Mom's favorite bag.
I love these cheery Paper Plate Daffodils from Here Come the Girls! No need to water these always-pretty flowers.
These Flowers on a String Mother's Day Craft from Toddler Approved make a simple project for even little helpers to attempt.
I love how open ended this "MOM" Mother's Day Craft from The Educator's Spin on It is.
This Mother's Day 3D Keepsake Art hangs on my wall. I love touching my kids sweet hands – forever preserved in their "little" state. Priceless!
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