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Busta Groove is more than just a dance studio, it is a welcoming environment geared towards furthering personal growth and self-confidence in students. At Busta Groove we believe that dance has tremendous potential for learning and we wish to bring dance to everyone.
Our Classes are open to ALL children and there are no restrictions on skill, weight, height or gender.
At Busta Groove we believe everyone can benefit from regular expression through dance. Participation in performance is an important factor in building self-esteem and our program allows kids to tap into new modes of learning and communication. Your children will develop a broad range of performance skills and unique ways in which to understand themselves, others and the world around them.
Dance can guide children to imagine, create and realise their dreams. Busta Groove dance studio provides various opportunities for students to perform in concerts and functions.
Rebecca Lalor is Principal of Busta Groove Dance Studio and is the creator of the acclaimed Busta Groove Creative Movement classes.
She is trained in classical ballet, modern jazz, hip -hop and tap and has a degree in Visual Arts from the WA Academy of Performing Arts.
Rebecca has danced, taught and choreographed shows in Japan, Korea, Kuala Lumpur and Western Australia for over twenty years.
She lectures in Musical Theatre at the WA Academy of performing Arts and teaches all ages from pre-school to adults at her East Perth studio.
Meerilinga is a not-for-profit organisation and registered charity that promotes the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child; working with children, their families, early childhood professionals, planners and the community to raise the status of children in Western Australia.
Meerilinga's association with children dates back to 1911, to the pioneers of the kindergarten movement and the early learning advocates for children's interests in this state.
Today, recognized for excellence in promoting and supporting the education, care and wellbeing of children, and providing a diverse range of professional resources and support to children, the health sector, the education sector, child protection, parents, the community and volunteers, Meerilinga aims to improve the quality of life for the children of Western Australia through:
Farmhouse Montessori School is a non-profit community school for children aged from two to six years.
Set in beautiful grounds beside Balgowlah North primary School, the children have the opportunity to develop in an environment designed to develop respect for the environment and encourage skills in harmonious relationships.
The school houses two pre-primary classes of 25 children each in the 3-6 age range, and a toddler class of up to 16 children in the 2-3's room. Contact us to discuss your child's enrolment today!
Our teaching program follows the principles developed by Dr Maria Montessori. Montessori teaching methods are used in increasing numbers in schools throughout the world as awareness of its support for the long term development of the person is recognised.
At Farmhouse we are committed to helping the child develop as an individual and as part of a community. We also provide an environment that encourages and supports the child's awareness of their importance in caring for each other and their role in caring for the earth and its inhabitants.
Bond Street Montessori ELC is a Long Day Care centre that provides Montessori programs for children aged 2 - 5 years, located in Mosman on Sydney's Lower North Shore.
We are licensed by the Department of Children Services and operates between 7:30am to 6:00pm daily for 51 weeks per year.
Set in a beautifully renovated federation property with generous playgrounds surrounded by mature trees, we exceed DoCs requirements of outdoor play space to create a wonderful environment for our children and staff.Through our highly trained/qualified staff, we deliver a Montessori program that is tailored to the child's individual needs and interests, develop and fulfil their natural talents, ability and their unique desire to learn/absorb.
As individual attention is crucial in delivering the quality of education, we exceed the required staff/child ratio in all age groups to ensure our teachers has the capacity to give our children the required individual guidance and care.
Mount Pleasant Road Primary School and Kindergarten is situated on spacious grounds in the City of Whitehorse. At our school teachers, students and their families work in partnership in a safe, caring and happy community environment. Our school motto is "Guided Growth" and hand in hand our students learn through rich, cohesive and diversified programs in order to reach their full potential.
We offer a range of programs to our students, including a fully integrated 3 & 4 Year Old Kindergarten, Before & After School Care and weekly specialist teaching for Physical Education, Visual Arts, Performing Arts and LOTE.
We are a small school with a BIG difference and we invite you to explore our website and then come and visit us to see why our students succeed and love learning.
Blue Gum Montessori Children's House has been operating in Blackheath since 1997.
Set in a quiet tree-lined street, the Montessori method and philosophy is imparted in a caring, warm manner in an environment designed to meet the needs of the children.
The activities are designed to help the children develop independence, positive self esteem and a love of learning.
The preschool is licensed by the Department of Community Services and operates from 8.45am-2.45pm.
There are opportunities to attend 2, 3 or 5 days per week.
Extended day lessons are offered to four and five year olds.
Staff have a long standing association with the Montessori method and the Directresses hold University Degrees as well as Association Montessori Internationale (A.M.I) 3-6yrs Diplomas.
Highfields' image of a child is one with unlimited potential who is eager to interact with and contribute to the world, a capable child who delights in taking ownership for their learning, a curious child who asks questions and whose ideas and understandings are sought and valued.
Highfields Preparatory and Kindergarten School specialises in early childhood education and caters for children from Preschool to Year 2. It is a small school with big ideas offering a warm, nurturing co-educational environment, where exciting and progressive programming challenges children and teachers alike.
Highfields is an independent and non-denominational school managed by the Council of Governors. This Council is comprised of parents who currently have children at the School.
The School is staffed by experienced and highly qualified teachers and assistants who are dedicated and committed to providing a secure yet challenging learning environment which is appropriate, interesting and imaginative.
ECTARC is a community owned, not for profit registered training organisation that specialises in early childhood training and professional development. NTIS No: 90331. ECTARC is a division of Illawarra Area Child Care Limited (IACC) and was established with the support of the Australian National Training Authority (ANTA) to provide:
ECTARC offers a range of qualifications and vocational training programs that are:
ECTARC has in place a quality management system to ensure compliance with Australian Quality Training Framework standards and other State/Territory legislation for registered training organisations.
Karuna Montessori School is an independent, professionally operated, non-profit making, non-denominational, community based pre-school established in 1984 by the Northern Beaches Montessori Association. It closely follows the Montessori philosophy with AMI (Association Montessori Internationale) trained Montessori teaching staff. It is registered and accredited with the NSW Dept Education Board of Studies as a school catering for children in Kindergarten, and is licenced by the Department of Community Services (DoCS).
Karuna Montessori School is a member of the Montessori Australia Foundation. The school is administered by a Parent Council which is elected each year at an Annual General Meeting. The Council holds parent meetings twice a term.
The school caters for 30 children, aged between three and six years, and has four staff members. The school generally follows the AIS (Association of Independent Schools) school term schedule, and the hours are as follows:
Morning: 9.00am to 12.00pm 5 days a week
Extended Day: 9.00am to 2.45pm 5 days a week
At Vermont Primary School we are learning for our future.
We remember our responsibilities and care for everyone and the environment. We honour and respect our school, our parents, our community and our country.We strive to achieve our goals, and help others to achieve theirs.
Vermont Primary School prides itself on its tradition of excellence in education.
The dedicated staff provide an innovative and comprehensive curriculum that fosters the academic, social, physical and emotional growth of each child to his/her potential.
Within our safe and supportive environment and challenging curriculum, we encourage self-esteem, positive values, personal responsibility and respect for others.
We strive to instil in our children the value of life-long learning.
Australia Street Infants School is a specialist early childhood learning centre that caters for children 0-8 years through innovative programs within Lennox House, Pre-School and K-2 Infants School. We aim to provide a safe, happy and stimulating learning environment which fosters co-operation and teamwork throughout our learning community.
Our central purpose is to provide your child with the necessary knowledge, understanding, skills, values and attitudes to ensure a sound foundation for life-long learning, through the provision of a relevant, meaningful and practical curriculum which takes into consideration prior knowledge, developing interests and needs of your child.
The education programme provided at this centre deals with social, intellectual and physical skills. Before a child can successfully cope with any formal learning he/she must develop several important attributes: a willingness to share equipment and ideas; the ability to work in a group; and preparedness to listen to the opinion of others.
Maridahdi Early Childhood Community is a vibrant learning community that is now Maridahdi began life as a community kindergarten in 1973. Today, it caters for 75 children from pre-prep to year 7 in four multi-age classrooms.
The name 'Maridahdi' is a Swahili word, meaning to embellish, to enhance. It conveys the school's focus on children as individuals and the role of teachers as facilitators of discovery and learning.
Maridahdi supports, acknowledges and respects children as thinkers and learners.
Maridahdi is about making connections to children, their families and the community.
Our philosophy supports the empowerment of children.
Maridahdi Early Childhood Community School has been structured in line with contemporary early years research, which recognises the significance of the years between birth and eight and the unique strategies required to support children in their thinking and learning during this time. An approach which supports the individual is appropriate at any age.
We believe that children who have developed positive attitudes and dispositions to learning, who have been supported to connect to their interests and ways of learning and to communicate in personally meaningful ways, will be able to cope with transitions more adequately at any state in their journey of lifelong learning.
Montessori International College is a progressive school community providing primary and secondary education and follows the recommendations as articulated in the writings of Dr Maria Montessori. As you stroll through our campus you immediately experience the inimitable energy that radiates from the child and adolescent. Our campus is not grandiose, and some visitors are taken aback by both its simplicity and beauty. Our classroom environments are not filled with the busyness, distractions and noises of the 21st century but are environs that serve and honour the needs of the child and adolescent.
The teachers at Montessori International College offer their students wisdom, diversity of experience, compassion and respect. They form part of a dynamic collaborative that share a deep connection to Montessori's writings and each are driven by the work of the children and adolescents in their care. Please visit the staff section of this site to gain further insight into the staff at Montessori International College.
You will find at Montessori International College an engaged and active community of parents, teachers and staff. Our college values the role of parenting and offers parent education to all families as a way of supporting them in this role. We do this, because in essence, Montessori education is about raising children from birth through childhood and adolescence and into adulthood.
Barrenjoey Montessori School is located in Avalon on Sydney's Northern Beaches. We offer a Montessori Education to children from 15 months to 6 years old.
Specially designed activities assist the young child in developing skills in language, maths, geography, science and music.
The Montessori programme aims to develop the 'whole child' – assisting their social, emotional and physical development.
BMS is a not-for-profit parent run school, operated by the Avalon Montessori Association. Parents and members of the community are invited to become members of the Association. It is at the monthly Board meetings that the business of the school is conducted and issues are raised, discussed and voted on by Board members.
The school Board currently has 7 members from both the school and the wider community. The school employs a Principal who is supported by a passionate and experienced team both in the classroom and in the office to ensure that both children and families gain from a high quality of Montessori education.
Little Tackers Millmerran is the first Long Day Care centre to be established in the rural community opening in April 2005.
Opening Hours:
6:00am – 6:00pm Mon - Fri
Little Tackers Millmerran and Warwick are purpose built child care centres.
The Centres provide first class early childhood education and care facilities for children aged from 6 weeks to school age – spacious group rooms and generous shaded playgrounds, large verandahs and covered sandpits all provide ample room for children to be active learners.
Our centres are air-conditioned and heated providing comfortable learning spaces all year round.
In accordance with the Early Years Learning Framework for Australia we believe:
At Little Tackers we have created centres which are safe, relaxed, warm and inviting. Our children and our families are our central focus. We work to include our families in all areas of our centres and value all contributions and feedback our families provide.
Bribie Island Child Care is a privately owned small 50 place centre located in a quiet leafy corner, conveniently close to Bribie Island State Primary and State High Schools. We care for children aged 15 months to 6 years, with our 3-6 year olds actively taking part in community events. We also offer Before and After School Care.
The centre is open and bright with ample glass doors and windows allowing natural light and ventilation. Ceiling fans and air conditioning in extreme temperatures provide the children with an ambience to learn in comfort. Each room has their own playground facilitating a sandpit, with equipment, resources and different learning experiences for play and discovery.
Our hours of operation are 7.00am to 6.00pm Monday to Friday
Tiny Legends Childcare Centre is a privately-owned community orientated centre which strives to provide the highest level of quality education and long day care service in immaculate and aesthetic surroundings.
Our centre aims to meet the needs and requirements of each family by providing a caring, nurturing and safe environment with teachers that know how to have fun.
Tiny Legends caters for children aged six weeks to school age. We ready children for school with a program tapered to stimulate children's learning and development.
Tiny Legends has exciting playscapes with rubber surfacing and a children's water park that utilizes tank water on site. We cater for all ages outside providing separate playgrounds for the younger age groups.
We offer a computer literacy program for preschoolers to provide children with the necessary literacy skills that readies them for Prep. There is also a Dance and movement program called Lil Red Rockers who visits the centre on Mondays and Fridays, it has a 50's Rock n Roll theme.
We have a state of the art security system with pin entry to ensure children's safety as this is paramount.
Tiny Legends Day Care Centre is open 52 weeks a year from 6.30am to 6.00pm Monday to Friday. Excluding public holidays.
We provide nappies, and nutritious morning and afternoon tea.
Morning and afternoon tea is always nutritious – fresh seasonal fruit such as banana, kiwi fruit, watermelon, rockmelon, grapes, pear, orange, apple, and sultanas are offered every morning. Afternoon tea usually consists of yoghurt or custard, cheese, devon, rice crackers, and veggie sticks. On occasion the children are treated to scrumptious pancakes and toasted fruit loaf.
Each child receives a free hat, shirt and sheets bag on their first day.
Tiny Legends looks forward to meeting you and your child at our centre where each day is an adventure.
At Happyland Kids we cater for children from 0 to 5 years, as well as before & after school care. We also offer vacation care for children aged 6 to 12 years.
We pride ourselves on offering parents the best quality care, and one of the ways we can do this is by providing qualified trained staff. Our teachers are able to provide the children with challenging and developmentally appropriate programs to cater for each of the children's needs.
Happyland Kids is open Monday to Friday from 7.00am to 6.30pm.
FirstLearnings is an innovative new child care group delivering uncompromising care of children and service to their parents. FirstLearnings programs help develop each child as an individual, nurturing their self esteem within a caring, secure and healthy environment.
"Parents want a stimulating, caring environment for their children. They want peace of mind that their children will be cared for exactly as if they were in their own home. FirstLearnings does this through uncompromising care of the children and service to their parents"
Hours of Operation:
6:30am-6.30pm, 51 weeks of the year
Stage 1: 75 children, 8 rooms,
650 sq m centre
Babies: 8
Toddler: 10
Jnr Kindy: 16
Kindy: 17
Preschool: 24


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"The global economy is ... palpably weakening," the NY Times' Peter Goodman reports from London. "Many nations are mired in stagnation or sliding that way. Oil prices are falling and factory orders are diminishing, reflecting slackening demand for goods."
Be smart: Slower growth is not going to make anyone feel more secure about the prospect of robots replacing human hands, or jobs shifting to lower-wage lands.

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The annual June 1 through July 31 season closure is currently in effect. The gray triggerfish recreational fishing season will not reopen as scheduled on August 1, 2016. Instead it will remain closed until December 31 and reopen on January 1, 2017, the beginning of the 2017 recreational fishing year.
Currently, the annual catch limit is 241,200 pounds whole weight (pounds) and the annual catch target is 217,100 pounds. The federal fishing season is closed when the annual catch target is met or projected to be met. However, if the harvest exceeds the annual catch limit during a given year, the amount of the overage is subtracted from the catch limit and catch target the following year. The total recreational harvest of gray triggerfish in 2015 exceeded the annual catch limit by 39,977 pounds.
To account for the overage, the 2015 excess catch has been subtracted from the 241,200-pound annual catch limit and 217,000-pound annual catch target, leaving an annual catch limit of 201,223 pounds and an annual catch target of 177,123 pounds for 2016.
NOAA Fisheries projects that the catch target was harvested prior to the June-July seasonal closure. Gulf of Mexico states may not have regulations allowing simultaneous closures in state waters. Therefore, additional harvest may occur in state waters after the federal season closure.
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Alderman blasts mayor, Ald. Guy Zima over feud
Green Bay Alderman Guy Zima's access to city employees was restricted following numerous complaints about his conduct, records show. Jonathan Anderson/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin
GREEN BAY- A Green Bay alderman blasted Mayor Jim Schmitt and Alderman Guy Zima Tuesday night, saying the feud between the two has been disruptive to the city.
During an open comment period at Tuesday night's City Council meeting, Alderman Joe Moore described the two officials' relationship as "the dumpster fire known as Jim Schmitt versus Guy Zima."
Moore chastised Schmitt for calling Zima and other aldermen various names, such as "evil," and accusing Zima of having "mental issues."
Moore said that while he does not believe Schmitt's actions warrant removal from office, but "it has made me question how effective you are as the leader of this city."
RELATED: Zima: Green Bay City Hall restrictions stifle free speech
As for Zima, Moore called on the longtime alderman to leave office in the wake of revelations last week that he had asked a female staffer if she made a sex tape on her wedding night. Moore said he hopes Zima will consider not running for re-election next year.
"Your actions steal attention away from the issues," Moore said. "They're a hindrance to conducting efficient business in the city of Green Bay. And I hope you will both strongly consider if the city that you both love is better off with or without you as we move forward."
RELATED: Guy Zima to face city council ethics complaint after sex tape query
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Moore's comments appear to have been motivated, in part, by a comment Schmitt made in a television interview Tuesday morning in which he compared Zima to Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, who has been accused of serial sexual misconduct against women.
Several members of the audience applauded Moore after he spoke.
Schmitt said in an interview that he compared Zima to Weinstein because he was trying to convey that the alderman is "a bully."
"That was the extent of it," Schmitt said. "I shouldn't have done that, and I don't want to distract from city business."
Zima was not at the City Council meeting on Tuesday because he was out of the country on a trip, Alderman Chris Wery said.


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thank you so much for your help. My primary care doctor told me i need to have another ctscan in 4months the radiologist suggested 3-6months so my doctor decided to make it in the middle at 4 she did not mention any more testing other than that
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thank you so much for your help. My primary care doctor told me i need to have another ctscan in 4months the radiologist suggested 3-6months so my doctor decided to make it in the middle at 4 she did not mention any more testing other than that
May 9, 2018 · Lung nodules & scared! in Lung Health
2 years ago this summer i went to the er with a fever of 103.5 in july. they broke my fever and sent me home. 2 days later i still felt like crap that night i was laying down on my couch and wasnt breathing right like i wasnt getting enough air i was scared so i went back to the er, they did a ct chest scan and bloodwork my blood levels at that time were all whacked and ct showed adrenal gland nodule thyroid nodule and some in my left and right lungs i was hospitalized there for 5days for them to try to figure out what was wrong with me ,they at first thought it was possible i had lyme disease because of my fever a few days prior and then they ruled that out then i was told they were sure i had something called mens disease something i had never heard of in my life i was sent home on the 5th day and needed follow ups on all the findings well 1st thing adrenal nodule was fine in doctors words all spots found in lungs were gone except 1 in my middle right lobe which measued 4mm in july 2016 .and for my thyroid it got so big in a 5month period that it had to come out so i had a total thyroidectomy in january 2017 it was not cancer. i would like to note that i have had lower back pain for years since in my early 20s, but as of about 9years ago now ive had back pian in my upper right side of my back behind were i would think my middle right lobe would be, i had xrays 9years ago on my chest area because i was a smoker they thought my upper back pain was caused by my lungs but lungs were clear at the time so i was sent for an ultrasound thinking it was possibly my gallbladder and was diagnosed with fatty liver disease non alcohol kind, so i was reffered to a GI dr he told me i shouldnt feel pain from fatty liver disease so im like ok why do i still feel pain in the same spot all these years later? I quit smoking for 6 years and just started up again about a year ago pain was still there the whole time it comes and goes but always in the same spot. i never thought lung cancer because i dont cough alot or any of that kind of stuff. buty now im starting to worry and have questions regarding symptoms and if that back pian is somehow related. so i had a follow up ct scan without contrast in april of 2017 and that 1same spot in right middle lobe was still there and now reads on report it a 7x2mm linear opacity, so my primary care doctor said ok well keep an eye on it and have another ct in a year well now its been a year and now ct scan with contrast this time says 1 in same spot is now 6mm in diameter with scarring, and theres a new found 1 5mm in diameter nodule near the apex of the left upper lobe and states it is of indeterminate significance.and states airway patency displayed through the segmental level. also states there is a new uncalcified less than 5mm in diameter nodule in the left upper lobe. there is a stable predominantly linear approx 6mm opacity in the lateral segment of the right middle lobe. there is a punctate calcified nodule in the lateral basilar segment of the right lower lobe.Does anybody out there have any insight for me in there experiances please and thank you ahead of time I would also like to add I am tired all the time


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Real Estate sector has always baffled homebuyers. Reason being there were no rules and regulations as such for grievances. By virtue of this, grievances in the realty sector swelled up.
Promises and agreements were made in general but still a big zero when it comes to delivering. The homebuyers were baffled as they didn't know where to pound the door to file complaint against developer.
The government has launched a complete redressal system. Authorities have been constituted for the Real Estate Regulation and Development Act (RERA) complaints, wherein consumers can file a complaint as per the grievance.
Let us now focus on some of the types of grievances that fly in the face of homebuyers:
- Delay in possession: Inept or delay in delivery of property building futile financial burden on the homebuyer.
- Unnecessary charges: Builders charging exorbitant rates from consumer such as late payment interest.
- Scrap of project: Builder scraps the project for some reason irrespective of the bookings done.
- No refund of amount: Fake promises are made by the builders to extract money from the naïve consumer but fail in delivery. Therefore, no refund of the amount is made.
- Non-acceptance of surrender: Even though the builder has surrender but he does not accept, taking consumers on the ride.
- Sale of property to multiple buyers: Selling the property to multiple buyers where the owner is unaware of the fact which makes the property defective
- Profile funding: Builder uses decent homebuyers to fund the property from the bank.
- Non-payment of interest and penalty charges: Builder intentionally does not pay the interest or the penalty charges when the possession is delayed.
Legal remedy for complaint:
- Prior to the enforcement of RERA e. 01/05/2017 consumers could file their complaints either in Civil Court or Consumer Court. They were grieved because the redressal to their grievances was not met and the cases were left in the air.
- Post to enforcement of RERA a complete redressal system has been set up as an aid for consumers. The RERA Authority specified under RERA has to give its direction within the stipulated time limit of 60 days.
Centrik is a leading Consulting firm with its expertise in RERA. Though we tried to provide a brief on the above topic, in case there are any queries you can write to us at firstname.lastname@example.com
Note – Please note that the above article is for education purpose only. This is based on our interpretation of laws which may differ person to person. Readers are expected to verify the facts and laws.


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Preventing Straggling Heads in Microsoft Word
There are certain paragraphs that naturally belong with another paragraph. For instance, section headings belong with the paragraphs that follow them, a signature line belongs with the explanation line that may be after it, and a figure belongs with the caption that may follow it. Word makes it easy to keep certain paragraph pairings together. To format paragraphs so they stay together, use the following steps:
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Last time I published a post, I wrote about recently being diagnosed with fibromyalgia. Before that, I tried to find out what was wrong through the usual method of self-diagnosis: search engines. To tell you the truth, I'm not any happier to be able to put a name to it, especially since there isn't much known anyway. Now I'm digging through the entire library of the Internet (which is, of course, absolutely huge) to find information. Continue reading
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Mom: Through a Daughter's Eyes
It's only been over the past few years that I started seeing my parents as people – mostly out of self-defense, I think. I'm a 35-year-old daughter, living at home with my parents and trying to raise three kids. I've had to learn to bite my tongue where my parents and I disagree. In the process, I've also had to learn that… wow… my parents are people, too.
They have their own set of insecurities and fears, their own strengths and weaknesses. It's amazing, really, that I never noticed these things before.
I talk about my dad a lot. I mean, anyone who walks into our house automatically knows who rules the roost. He is the ultimate king of the castle, without a doubt. I've looked up to my dad for years. He's been my teacher through much of life's difficulties; I've learned a lot from him, both good and bad. I think it's natural, then, that when I started seeing my parents as people, my dad was the first one I learned more about.
Lately, however, I've been much more interested in my mother. We never talked much when I was younger, so learning about my mom has been a surprising experience. Looking into the past and "meeting" the person she is now, I'm realizing that much of what I learned about being a mom and a wife has come from her. I'm a lot more like my mother than I've ever admitted… and I'm okay with that. Continue reading
The Day I Fell In Love With My Children
Love – how deeply that's on my mind now. Just recently, I've become aware of the overwhelming love I feel for God, for my children and for others. How sad that it took so much so-called life to reach this point.
C asked me once, "Mom, what's a dad?" He'd never really had one, you see. My husband and I separated before he was born, and at six years old, C didn't have the answer to that question. He was trying to find it.
I told him, "You have a biological father that helped make you who you are. Then you have a dad – and a dad is the one who does the 'dad' stuff with you. The one who throws a ball with you, wrestles with you and so on. Sometimes, your dad and your father are the same person. Sometimes, they aren't." Continue reading


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Maximize your morning shower
We know: It's early. You're tired. But if you've come this far—as in, there's a steady stream of hot water raining down from above, and myriad beautifiers within reach—why not make the most of it? The extra effort will save you in the long run—promise. So, where to begin? While we'd love to celebrate the time-saving goodness of two-in-one shampoo/conditioners, it turns out "these combos will never give you the same benefits as the individual products, and they tend to build up faster on hair," says cosmetic chemist Ni'Kita Wilson. That means you'll need to start using a clarifying shampoo on the regular. No thanks. Instead, turn attention to skin. The beauty editors at refinery29.com suggest wearing a moisture mask in the shower, where the ambient steam can help ingredients penetrate deeper and work better. (Don't wash it off; just blot excess with a tissue post-shower, then skip your usual face cream.) While waiting for your face mask to work its magic, slather on an in-shower body moisturizer after cleansing. Curel Hydra Therapy is loaded with healing ceramides; Jergens Natural Glow Wet Skin Moisturizer is a double-duty gem that bestows hydration and a subtle hint of smudge-free color. And if you want to skip the shower, hey, that's OK too. Wipe down with SweetSpot-on-the-Go Wipes for a quick, water-free refresher.
Test-drive a hybrid (moisturizer plus tint, that is)
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Listings for Scifi on Thursday, December 12 2019
|Star Trek: Voyager Tsunkatse The crew are granted leave on an alien planet, and Seven of Nine and Tuvok are kidnapped. Seven of Nine is forced to fight in a gladiator tournament. (S6, Ep15)
|Star Trek: Voyager Collective While travelling in the Delta Flyer, Paris, Kim, Neelix and Chakotay are captured by a Borg cube, and a group of children take them hostage. (S6, Ep16)
|Teleshopping Teleshopping.
|The Librarians And the Disenchanted Forest A team-building exercise runs into trouble when people start vanishing in the woods. Can the Librarians co-operate if their lives depend on it? (S4 Ep7)
|Merlin The Kindness of Strangers Morgana, desperate to learn who Emrys is, takes Alator prisoner. Merlin has an assignation with an enigmatic woman. (S5 Ep10)
|Merlin The Drawing of the Dark When Mordred's lover Kara is involved in a Saxon attack on a supply wagon, his willingness to look the other way has dire consequences. (S5 Ep11)
|Grimm's Snow White Film The beautiful Snow White flees into an enchanted forest when the ruthless Queen Gwendolyn plots to have her killed. Fantasy drama with Eliza Bennett. (2012)
|The Librarians And the Hidden Sanctuary Cassandra takes a holiday to Havenport, 'the Safest Town in America'. But is something sinister happening beneath the surface? (S4 Ep8)
|Atlantis The Dying of the Light In the aftermath of a staggering revelation, Pythagoras seeks the help of Jason's father in countering Pasiphae's malevolent influence. (S2 Ep10)
|Atlantis Kin Pasiphae and Aeson engage in a desperate battle for influence over Jason, who must also fight for his life in the arena. (S2 Ep11)
|Merlin The Diamond of the Day - Part 1: Merlin is stripped of his magic and trapped in the Crystal Cave just when Camelot needs him most. (S5 Ep12)
|Merlin The Diamond of the Day - Part 2: Camelot's story draws to its close, but the Once and Future King will rise again in Albion's hour of greatest need. (S5 Ep13)
|The Stepford Wives Film A career woman moves to a small town where all the other wives seem overly happy to please their husbands, and soon finds out why. With Nicole Kidman, Matthew Broderick, Bette Midler. (2004)
|Haywire Film When a freelance covert operative learns she has been double-crossed, she must evade pursuit and turn the tables on those responsible. With Gina Carano, Ewan McGregor and Michael Fassbender. (2011)
|Stitchers Pretty Little Lawyers A lawyer is poisoned and her colleagues are the prime suspects, but the firm is run by an old flame of Maggie's. (S2 Ep7)
|Stitchers Red Eye A dozen passengers on the same flight die of heart attacks, and Kirsten must stitch into all their memories to find out why. (S2 Ep8)
|Fact or Faked: Paranormal Files Graveyard Lightning/Truck Stop Terror Photographic and video evidence supposedly shows paranormal activity at an abandoned truck stop and in a cemetery. (S2 Ep21)
|30,000 Leagues Under the Sea Film In his advanced vessel, embittered rogue submariner Captain Nemo plots vengeance against the surface world. With Lorenzo Lamas and Kerry Washington. (2007)
|Star Trek: Voyager Spirit Folk The holographic village of Fair Haven has been running constantly on the holodeck. The villagers become self-aware, resulting in problems. (S6, Ep17)


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A Beginners Guide To Experts
Benefits of Residential Quality Roof Installers and Repairing Services in Duluth
A roof is a very important part of a house, this is because the roof provides good shelter and protection from external threats that can ruin the internal structure of a home, this means that the roof is able to prevent rain water from getting into the house and also some of the sand stones that fly due to heavy winds.
It is important to look for a team that is qualified in installing quality roofs and also best in repairs, Duluth residential roofing repair has made an impact into the real estate business, this is because of the availability of the firm when needed and the well-equipped services the institution have.
Quality is what makes a roof become durable, when it comes to repairs it becomes very easy since the roof is of good quality and can be easily be mended, therefore as the roof is the most important part of preventing dangers of nature from trespassing inside your house, it is up to you to use quality roofing.
Remaining focused should be the number one priority in this particular business, installing of roofs and repairing demands patience and also passion for the business, without this qualities, it might become very difficult for you to sustain your roofing business.
There are some of the emergency channels provided in order to contact the roofing services in order to get quick and emergencies that comes from falling roofs, there are many causes of falling roofs, at times a tree might fall on the house and end up causing damage to the roofs.
Competition in the roofing industry have grown wider and wider making it very competitive, it all starts with the demand for new modern homes and also the reasons to start venturing into the real estate business which is very important if you want to provide housing and make more money using the housing business.
With all the competition in the roofing industry, it is important to consider some of the ways of making sure that your business works, creativity in the roofing business plays an important role in this particular market, the services become the key to bringing success to your business which is very important.
Due to harsh weather conditions like storms, the Duluth storm damage repair provides the fast services in ensuring that your roof in this particular area is fully restored, making sure that there is proper protection when it comes to roofing of homes, this means that the roofers should be able to know how to take care of the problem and to prevent it.
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Humblesmith who recently released a 22-track album titled "Osinachi". This LP is the singer's first major project since he broke out in late 2014.
Mama Africa is the track 4 on the Osinachi album and the two singers seems to go for a more Afro-Highlife and sultry approach and it sounds different but interesting.
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31885 W Treasure Island Dr Chenequa WI 53029 $3,450,000
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- 5 Beds
- 7 Total Baths
- 11000 SqFt
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Where is home for you? Is it what your heart longs for when you've been away? And what does your home say? Does it welcome all to stop and stay? So what is a home to you? It's the people and memories that you share, and the conversations that fills the air. Most importantly It's the journey that takes you there. And where you celebrate life with those who care. A building becomes a house when there are loved ones there to enjoy it. And a house becomes a home when every generation takes comfort in it. This home's story's best told visually. Watch the lifestyle video for more.Email to Friend
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- Price: $3,450,000
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- Square Feet: 11000
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- Year Built: 2000
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Currently, CFIR specializes in forensic assessments for adults. Specifically, we offer risk assessments related to problematic sexual behaviours. These assessments can occur in the context of legal proceedings or with child protection agency involvement.
We provide comprehensive risk assessments for individuals involved in the legal system related to problematic sexual behaviours, as well as those involved with various child protection agencies. These assessments determine risk for re-offence, risk of harm, and/or diagnosis of any relevant mental health issues, as well as paraphilias (i.e. atypical or unusual sexual interests). Risk assessments typically include clinical interviews, administration of psychological testing, collateral interviews, review of file information, and scoring of objective risk measures. Plethysmograph (PPG) testing is also available as part of a comprehensive assessment.
Do any of these items apply to you?
IF YOU SAID YES TO ANY OF THESE ITEMS you might consider meeting with one of the highly trained mental health professionals in CFIR's Forensic Assessment Service. Our mental health professionals understand your needs and can help you during this challenging process.
Risk assessments are typically conducted as part of legal proceedings or involvement with child protection agencies. As such, a referral from your legal counsel, the Crown Attorney, or a child protection agency is required.
Forensic assessments related to sexual behaviour are in-depth assessments and include reviewing many different areas, including an individual's full social history, alleged behaviour, criminal history, sexual history, personality and mental health. They involve one or more clinical interviews, phone interview of collaterals (e.g. parents, partner etc.), psychological testing, scoring of objective and actuarial risk measures, and the completion of a detailed assessment report. Well-validated and researched plethysmograph testing is also available as part of the assessment.
Documentation required for a risk assessment includes: current criminal record (i.e. CPIC), police report(s), child protection documentation related to relevant investigations, employment/education confirmation, past psychological or forensic assessments, and documentation from legal situations. More detail will be provided regarding the necessary documentation upon discussion of a referral.
The in-person clinical interview(s) and psychological testing typically takes between 6-8 hours.
A lengthy assessment report is provided summarizing risk for re-offence and/or harm to a specific individual. It will highlight areas of strength as well as any areas in need of treatment intervention.
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Your Reward is Finally Here!
You worked hard through the month of July to Complete the Trek Bicycles Century Challenge! How do we know? We have a club and we like to keep track and see how you do on Strava!
If you chose to complete this Strava Challenge then your reward is here! Simply stop in and give us your name and we can get you your awesome new shirt and other goodies!
What is Strava?
Strava is a social fitness network, that is primarily used to track cycling and running exercises, using GPS data although alternative types are available. Strava offers a free service with no advertising in its mobile application, and a monthly subscription plan called Summit. The app can be downloaded on iOS or Andriod with an option of a desktop version at www.strava.com.
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I've followed Cindy's blog for a long time. She's having a neat givaway this weekend!
She's giving away this awesome quilt kit. A nice pattern and fabric to make the top!
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IFSuites (IFSTAYS) Upper West Side Apartment, Melbourne, Australia
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- In Melbourne Central Business District
- SEA LIFE Melbourne - 11 min walk
- Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre - 13 min walk
- Melbourne Central - 14 min walk
- Marvel Stadium - 14 min walk
- Bourke Street Mall - 15 min walk
- Queen Victoria Market - 17 min walk
- RMIT University - 18 min walk
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- Melbourne, VIC (MEL-Tullamarine) - 18 min drive
- Melbourne, VIC (MEB-Essendon) - 14 min drive
- Melbourne, VIC (AVV-Avalon) - 40 min drive
- Southern Cross Station - 3 min walk
- Flinders Street Station - 22 min walk
- Showgrounds Station - 13 min drive
- Flagstaff Station - 8 min walk
- Melbourne Central Station - 15 min walk
- North Melbourne Station - 20 min walk
About IFSuites (IFSTAYS) Upper West Side Apartment, Melbourne, Australia
When you stay at IFSuites (IFSTAYS) Upper West Side Apartment, you'll be within a 15-minute walk of SEA LIFE Melbourne and Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. Guests can get a morning swim in at the indoor pool, and the spa tub makes for a relaxing end to the day. A fitness center and a sauna are offered, and apartments have conveniences like washing machines and refrigerators. Fellow travelers like the quiet location for the sightseeing and because it's only a short walk to public transportation: Flagstaff Station is 8 minutes and Melbourne Central Station is 15 minutes.
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Key facts
- 25 apartments
- Check-in time 2 PM-10 PM
- Check-out time is 10 AM
There is no front desk at this property. If you are planning to arrive after 6 PM please contact the property at least 72 hours in advance using the information on the booking confirmation.
Required at check-in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
- Minimum Spring Break check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Pets not allowed (service animals welcome)
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- No parking
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Other information
- Smoke-free property
At the property
Things to do
- Indoor pool
- Fitness facilities
- Spa tub
- Sauna
- Garden
- Terrace
Languages Spoken
- Chinese
- English
In the apartment
Home comforts
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Iron/ironing board
Things to enjoy
- Individually furnished
- Separate dining area
- Separate living room 1
- Separate sitting area
Freshen up
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
Be entertained
- 42-inch flat-screen TV
Stay connected
- Free WiFi
Food and drink
- Full-sized refrigerator/freezer
- Microwave
- Kitchen
- Stovetop
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- Dishwasher
- Weekly housekeeping provided
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Recent reviews
Good 7.4 From 167 reviews
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Room okay. Cleaning skills need upgrading. Bathroom walls edges around and in shower not clean. Bedroom walls not clean. No welcome milk in fridge. Rest of rooms ok.
jane, auRomance trip
Apartment was clean and small but adequate but could have been better equipped eg. Only 2.bath towels and 1 hand towel for 5 nights!! No dish towel, no face cloths or dish cloth. A good washing machine but no drier! The office staff were friendly and helpful except the girl we handed back the key to, she refused to phone for a taxi for us.
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Wonderful, very easy to deal with and a great location. Would stay again 😊
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We enjoyed our stay at Ifstays. It was convenient in its location and clean and spacious enough for my daughter and myself.
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Good location. Basic service. Good for sleeping only. If you don't need alot service it a nice place to stay.
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Inspire Change
TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. Our event is call TEDxTU, where x = independently organized TED event. At our TEDxTU event, live speakers and TEDTalk videos combine to spark deep discussion and connection related to social change. TEDxTU in particular is self-organized by a team of students.
TEDxTU 2013 will be held at 6:00pm in Dixon Hall on Tuesday, November 12th. General admission tickets are FREE, and a VIP package with priority seating and a meal at the reception costs only $10. The reception will also offer a chance to meet our speakers in an informal setting after their talks. VIP tickets are limited in quantity.
All Tulane faculty and staff receive a 25% discount on VIPtickets with access code "sedsuis" (omit the quotes). A direct link to this offer can be found here. Only current Tulane faculty and staff and their families are eligible. This does not include student workers.
All students and other community members can register for FREE or purchase VIP tickets here, and additional information about our speakers, team, event, and parking can be found on our website at www.tedxtu.com


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17julAll Day21YOUNG MANNHEIM SYMPHONISTS 201847 students nominated by schools in the Sydney area spent four intensive days of tuition, sectionals, workshops, and rehearsals culminating in a performance of Mozart's 'Haffner' Symphony.
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In 2018, Richard Gill AO is excited to be guiding us through Beethoven's first symphony. This landmark work was written in 1800: a turning-point in the tumultuous shift from restrained
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In 2018, Richard Gill AO is excited to be guiding us through Beethoven's first symphony. This landmark work was written in 1800: a turning-point in the tumultuous shift from restrained classicism to individual expression. Musical audiences and tastes were changing. In response, composers, instrument makers, and performers were pushing the limits.
The Young Mannheim Symphonists is a unique series of rehearsals, tutorials, and workshops, held over four days at the beautiful Santa Sabina College in Strathfield. Students will learn first-hand how Beethoven embodied Romantic expressive ideals. They will discover how different this music sounds when played using historically-informed style. Most importantly, students will leave this course equipped to continue on their own paths of discovery.
Young Mannheim Symphonists tutors are members of the Australian Romantic & Classical Orchestra – professional musicians who specialise in playing period instruments. Their knowledge of musical styles, articulations, and embellishments comes from years of experience performing; reading treatises and studying scores; experimenting with instruments and interpretations; and sharing with their peers and their students. They are passionate about understanding our musical heritage in the context in which it was created, and they are even more passionate about inspiring and enlightening others.
When: 17th-20th July 2018, 9.30am – 3.30pm daily,
Saturday 21st July 2.00-5.00pm
Where: Santa Sabina College, 90 The Boulevarde, Strathfield NSW 2135
Who: The course is open to young musicians who play an orchestral instrument to a level of at least Grade 6 AMEB (or equivalent)
In July 2018 our orchestra will consist of:
- violins, violas, cellos, double bass
- 2 flutes, 2 oboes, 2 clarinets, 2 bassoons
- 2 horns, 2 trumpets
- timpani
No experience on period instruments is necessary
Cost: $300 for four days tuition, sectionals and rehearsals. Financial assistance is available upon application.
Closing date for applications: April 14th 2018
To apply for a position in our orchestra, please fill out the application form via this link. As part of the application, you will need to upload an audition video. This should be a maximum of 3-minutes and be of a section or sections from a Classical-era work. We ask that you play without accompaniment.
Instructions for uploading audition videos:
Please upload audition videos via the website www.mailbigfile.com. Step-by-step instructions are provided on the website.
You will need to enter an email address as part of the upload process. Please use: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Uploaded videos are private and can only be viewed by the audition panel.
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Forward--Jordan Nolan
DOB: June 23, 1989 (Age, 29)
Draft: 2009, 7th round (186th), LAK
How acquired: Wavier claim, September 27, 2017
Last contract signed: February 24, 2015, 3yr./$2.85 million
Final year of contract: 2017-18
2017-18 Stats: 69 games played | 4 goals | 4 assists | 8 points | -13 | 9:48 ATOI
Buffalo Career Stats: 69 games | 4 goals | 4 assists | 8 points | -13 | 9:48 ATOI
What we wrote preseason: N/A
What we wrote mid-season: One of Nolan's biggest contributions this year is calling out his teammates after a loss to the Minnesota Wild on November 22. "We need to turn the page here and start holding each other accountable, I think," said Nolan after the loss, "It's the little things. That's what I learned coming into the league. And I think we are missing that a little bit in this room. But guys are young and I think they need to be told." It didn't translate into immediate results, but the point eventually got through. Nolan is one of two players on the team with a Stanley Cup ring.
Impressions on his play this year: There's a reason why the Kings waived Nolan, but Jason Botterill put in the claim saying, "His size and speed, along with his experience with such a successful organization like the Kings, make him an asset to the organization." Most of the time it was painful to watch him on the ice and he wasn't as rugged as many anticipated he would be. Those words spoken by Nolan back in November rang true throughout the season as many players said the same things at locker cleanout. If this was 2014, the Nolan claim would probably have borne much better results.
Questions moving forward: None.
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Over four years at Harvard, I have found the transept of Memorial Hall to be one of the most profound spaces on campus. As many readers know, the transept contains 28 white marble tablets with the names of the 136 men affiliated with Harvard who died as a result of their service for the Union during the American Civil War. To me, the space has always encapsulated the immensity of the cause for which they died.
I thought of Memorial Hall last week when President Trump made his now-infamous comments about the Civil War. "People don't realize," he began, "you know, the Civil War, if you think about it, why? People don't ask the question, but why was there a Civil War? Why could that one not have been worked out?"
As historian Yoni Appelbaum notes in The Atlantic, "asking the question" of why the Civil War started is not itself a bad instinct. Presidents should, in fact, concern themselves with such historical problems. Today, for instance, is the 72nd anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe, an appropriate day to consider the lessons of a conflict rife with misbegotten strategies. If Trump were to re-read Winston Churchill's 1938 parliamentary speech denouncing the Munich Agreement, for example, he might gain a better idea of why compromise with Nazi Germany made so little sense, as well as why we should approach half-baked comparisons to 1938 with caution.
But Trump's questions obviously do not inspire confidence that he will be hitting the primary sources. Is it too much to ask that the President enter office with some answer to why the Civil War occurred? Shouldn't he know that, after 84 years of feckless compromise with slavery, the American system could no longer bear the contradiction with its founding ideals?
Failure to realize the moral issues at stake is the most inexplicable part of Trump's statement. An insistence that four million human beings be kept as property is not, as Appelbaum puts it, an issue that is "amenable to deal making." As Appelbaum goes on to state, "Sometimes, it is striking a deal which weakens a nation, and taking a principled stand which strengthens it."
Trump's fundamental historical ignorance hinders his ability to realize this core truth. He often appeals to moral righteousness—denouncing a vaguely-defined "American carnage" and declaring that "No child of God should ever suffer" the horror of chemical weapons—but his Civil War comments suggest he would not know the carnage of slavery if it introduced itself. His press secretary's bizarre suggestion that Bashar al-Assad is worse than Hitler was another signal of his administration's moral confusion. In clumsily deploying history, the Trump White House has insulted the memory of the past and failed to understand the moral urgency of the present.
Speaking eight years before South Carolina's secession in his famous oration, "What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July," Frederick Douglass conveyed the just rage of abolitionism with the phrase, "Where all is plain, there is nothing to be argued." His meaning is as clear today as it was in 1852: At some point, debating a moral transgression as great as slavery becomes an exercise in absurdity.
Of course, nothing is ever truly "plain" in politics and war. Even the Civil War was not "plain"—not for the tribes of the Plains, for whom the conflict was simply a continuation of their long running fight with federal cavalry units like the one in which Harvard student Thomas Joseph Leavitt died serving. That the same army fighting for human freedom was also decimating indigenous peoples is a tragic irony of American history.
Yet the moral force of Douglass' statement remains. Wrongs like slavery are absolute, and the need to combat complacency towards manifest injustice remains as pressing as ever. Jimmy Kimmel, of all people, recently reminded Americans of this imperative when he said, "If your baby is going to die and it doesn't have to, it shouldn't matter how much money you make." Where all is plain, there is nothing to be argued.
Despite its biting tone, Douglass' speech ended on an optimistic tone. "I do not despair of this country," he declared. Why? Because he saw nascent globalization even in 1852 as an antidote to America's moral blinders. "No nation," he argued, "can now shut itself up from the surrounding world…No abuse, no outrage…can now hide itself from the all-pervading light."
Unfortunately, openness alone was not enough to end slavery, nor to end all abuse and outrage in human history. Imperialism and world war—including the one that ended 72 years ago today for a shattered Europe—followed on the heels of more global interconnection.
The dark side of globalization is still evident, in the growth of reactionary ideologies and in profound economic and social dislocations. But Douglass' faith was not entirely misplaced. Ultimately, free trade and free information did not serve as the final bulwarks against injustice; rather, people committed to the best ideals of human dignity did.
In the 1860s and 1940s, Harvard students died for those ideals. Today, we are fortunate not to face such cataclysmic conflicts. But we do face ignorance of their most profound lessons. Like Douglass during a period of more severe crisis, we should not despair, but rather combat ignorance with knowledge and moral clarity—because, where all is plain, there is nothing to be argued.
Nelson L. Barrette '17, a former Crimson Editorial Chair, is a History concentrator in Winthrop House. His column appears on alternate Mondays.
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This week is International Blog Against Racism Week, an annual event where bloggers talk about their experience with racism, eliminating racism, and promote education and activism. We began the discussion of this piece on August 8th's Blog for a Beer. Click here to read those comments. Further discussion happens below.
Most budding librarians believe that censorship is wrong, and this idea is enshrined in the American Library Association's Library Bill of Rights. As a profession, we celebrate Banned Books Week, promote radical works, and generally defend the unpopular. At some point in our training, however, we learn about collection development, the process by which a library's holdings are expanded. What we learn, and grapple with if we are conscientious, is that what some might call censorship occurs automatically when we select new materials.
A major practical consideration in expanding a library's holdings is item cost, and rare is the library that need not limit its acquisitions. We typically spread our budget over the year, both so that we can buy new works as they become available and to ensure that we don't end up with thousands of dollars to spend two days before the purchasing deadline. Buying books is fun, but trying to purchase responsibly and quickly is hair-raising. One worries about overlooking important books, or about not spending the entire budget and facing a cut the next fiscal year. For these reasons, we rely on various guidelines in deciding what to buy.
One of the most important principles that librarians follow in expanding collections is that of propriety. I'm not talking bustles or corsets, but about whether a given work is appropriate for the library's community. We use many tools to measure this, from patron request forms, to historical circulation patterns, to the mission statement of the library (e.g., is it to "educate" or "serve" patrons?). In essence, we must divine whether our patrons want it, need it, and are going to use it. And here we approach the general question of bias in American SF, particularly as expressed by author Ashok K. Banker on his blog, Confessions of an Epic Indian.
Mr. Banker accuses the American SF community of racism, sexism, bigotry, cultural insensitivity, and all manner of biases, both in its practices and its literature. That his general argument is true is, at least in part, beyond question. The pages of SF are replete with sexist, white, male, imperialists who go forth and conquer, whether nations, worlds, or galaxies.
To cite one obvious example, J. R. R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings has been scoured for signs of bias by numberless critics, and it cannot rationally be denied that they are present. From the pseudo-Aryan elves to the largely invisible women, this SF classic is a textbook case of that which Mr. Banker decries. That Tolkien was English is immaterial here, given his incalculable impact on contemporary American SF, particularly fantasy.
The rub, however, is that many SF readers crave Tolkien's offspring, along with those of Edgar Rice Burroughs, Robert Heinlein, H. P. Lovecraft, and other authors guilty of the evils Mr. Banker names. For all their flaws, and however many biases may be encoded in their works, these authors have resonated deeply with American readers since the Golden Age of pulp SF. While it would be untrue to say that all SF readers want is the next Dune or Harry Potter, and while readers shouldn't be denied the chance to expand their repertoire, typically they step from leaf to leaf or twig to twig, not jump from tree to tree.
One of librarianship's terms of art is "reader's advisory," which amounts to making suggestions to readers about what they might like to read based on their general reading preferences. Shelves upon shelves of books have been written on this subject, providing synopses and codifying genres for librarians who don't have time to read the 10,000 books that they would have to in order to make informed recommendations. Efforts have been made to automate the process, but choosing what to read next still is not easy. When a patron comes to the reference desk and asks for "something like David Farland," it's usually unhelpful to direct her to Samuel Delany, though sometimes Ursula K. Le Guin might be the answer, or perhaps these days David Anthony Durham.
As librarians must be sensitive to patrons' desires when buying, selecting one thing even as they skip another, so also publishers and editors must be sensitive to the desires of potential customers. While I am no oracle, I think that if the big SF publishers dedicated their lists for a year to the kind of fiction Mr. Banker seems to crave, American literary SF would implode. Consumer dollars would instead flow even further to non-literary realms, from tabletop gaming, to movie tickets, to DVD sets of television shows.
SF readers want the particular stories that they want, not genre regardless of story. There is room in the genre for nuanced explorations of race, class, gender, and so on, but the field as it stands is reflective of the bulk of readers' desires. While publishers can take measured risks on new voices and non-mainstream authors, and should do so for the vitality of SF, they are money-making entities providing product to a market, not democratically elected groups with an obligation to a constituency.
Speaking of the market, libraries have financial limits, and so do SF fans. The arrival of Internet bookstores and the kind of buying accounted for in economic theories like The Long Tail have led many to conclude that SF publishing (and publishing generally) is not a zero sum game, and that there is a market for everything and everyone who wishes to publish. Even if this may be right in the long term, I suspect that it's wrong in the short term, and that's what has the greatest impact on what gets published, as well as on authors personally.
If I paid too much for gas this month and can't afford Elizabeth Hand's latest, I'll be able to buy it online two, five, or maybe twenty years from now, and that makes me a happy reader. Among authors, however, it's widely regarded that sales of a new book in the first day of release, first week, and first six weeks (depending on format) each have a major impact on long-term viability, for the book and sometimes for the author's career. If a book doesn't sell well early on, for whatever reason, it can have disastrous repercussions, and so readers' choices and the number of options available to them become important.
Readers make choices about what to buy based on available funds and that which they think will give them the most pleasure. They generally don't buy to be told, implicitly or explicitly, that their worldview is fundamentally wrong. They look for appealing cover art, titles that sound familiar or intriguing, and very often they want to read what they have read before, knowing it will offer escape and solace. Historically this has made things difficult for SF readers who aren't white, male, straight, etc., who have found fewer protagonists who look like themselves or stories relevant to their own. The problem is especially pronounced for readers of color, faced with endless Dark Lords and their alternately swarthy or inscrutable minions.
As Mr. Banker did not state positively what he wants from American SF (which, in all fairness, he says that he loves), only pointed out its deficiencies, I will assume that he would like to see a non-racist, non-sexist, non-bigoted, non-culturally insensitive SF ascendant. In this world, an egalitarian, humane Pacifism would quietly, non-violently beat the tar out of Manifest Destiny and Western militarism at the cash register six days a week and twice on Sundays. That this in no way describes contemporary American SF is not accidental.
American SF looks the way it does because it's what the majority of readers want. America is changing rapidly right now, not fast enough for some, too quickly for others, but at root the market reflects the desires of readers as manifested via their wallets. I am not implying that my fellow SF readers and writers are a pack of racist, sexist, bigoted cultural insensitives, but we are embedded in our culture and cannot help reflecting our personal experiences of it. As Terry Brooks did not write Patternmaster, so Octavia Butler did not write The Sword of Shannara.
Suggesting that the American SF community ought collectively to elevate itself is about as productive as a condemnation by the stereotypical tight-assed, bun-wearing, senescent librarian of all that "trash fiction," when really we ought to be reading Dickens or Proust. Moreover, as Guy Gavriel Kay said in his moving remembrance of Robert Jordan, the successes of major SF authors do much to make the minor(ity) possible, by the profits they bring publishers, the visibility they bring to the genre, and their personal patronage. Mr. Kay spoke of fantasy, but the point goes for all of SF.
Due to my limited experience and non-minority status, I cannot personally address the question of bias in the workings of the industry. What I will say is that I am grateful for the Internet. Without it, we would not have access to the blogs, forums, sites, and online journals where some of the debates Mr. Banker references have played out. Even if not all is well in American SF, more of the dirty laundry is aired than in years past, and we have a greater chance than ever to address problems if only we have the courage to speak up.
The question I have for those who would prefer a different SF is this: what do you want, and how are you going to get it? My frustration with Mr. Banker's post was exceeded only by my curiosity. What sustainable alternative exists, now or in future, and how will it come about? Can it be created without alienating most of SF, and if not, does that matter? Even as the writer in me is most concerned with writing well and getting published, the reader in me wants both literary challenges and comfort food. The librarian in me believes that we must make room for everyone, whoever they are and whatever they believe, else we abandon the promise of speculative fiction.
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If I was to ask you, if you have heard about the Biblical Ruth, it is likely that you would say yes. In fact, an entire book in the Bible is named Ruth after this character. But if I was to ask you, if you have heard about the Orpah, mentioned in the Bible, it is likely that most of us would not answer that question affirmatively. Who was Orpah?
Orpah is from the land of Moab, and the daughter in law of Naomi and sister in law of Ruth (Ruth 1:15). When the sons of Naomi, and the husbands of Orpah and Ruth died, Naomi tells each of her daughters in law to return to their mother's house and prays that the LORD's blessings be on them (Ruth 1:8). To this both Orpah and Ruth respond that they will stay with Naomi and return to Judah, to Naomi's people (Ruth 1:10). Naomi insists that her daughters in law go back to their own families, and unlike Ruth, who remained loyal to her kin and her word, Orpah, kisses her mother in law and returns to her own people (Ruth 1:14-15). Orpah did not only return back to her own people, but sadly she returns back to her Moabites gods (Ruth 1:15).
What can we learn from Orpah?
Orpah, the sister in law of Ruth, in her words, vowed to stay with Naomi and to return to the land of her husband, the son of Naomi. But later she decides to leave Naomi and backslides to her kin and gods. Jesus asked, which of the two sons did the will of the father, the first who refused to go to his father's vineyard to work but later repented and went or the one who promised to go and work in the father's vineyard and went not? It was the first (Matthew 21:28-31). Orpah promised to go with her mother in law but went not like the second son who did not do what his father willed. Imagine for a moment, if Orpah had had the same response as that of Ruth, that she would go where Naomi would go, and stay where Naomi stayed, and that Naomi's people will be her people and that Naomi's God would be her God as well and that only death may separate them. If Orpah had done so, I wonder if the book of Ruth would be named Orpah and Ruth.
Many a times, we act like Orpah as well, promising to do what God the Father wills for us, but then failing to do so. We backslide to our sin and to the false gods in our lives. Let us be more like Ruth and not like Orpah, true to our word and never failing to do what God the Father has willed for us.
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3 And Elimelech Naomi's husband died; and she was left, and her two sons.
4 And they took them wives of the women of Moab; the name of the one was Orpah, and the name of the other Ruth: and they dwelled there about ten years.
5 And Mahlon and Chilion died also both of them; and the woman was left of her two sons and her husband.
6 Then she arose with her daughters in law, that she might return from the country of Moab: for she had heard in the country of Moab how that the LORD had visited his people in giving them bread.
7 Wherefore she went forth out of the place where she was, and her two daughters in law with her; and they went on the way to return unto the land of Judah.
8 And Naomi said unto her two daughters in law, Go, return each to her mother's house: the LORD deal kindly with you, as ye have dealt with the dead, and with me.
9 The LORD grant you that ye may find rest, each of you in the house of her husband. Then she kissed them; and they lifted up their voice, and wept.
10 And they said unto her, Surely we will return with thee unto thy people.
11 And Naomi said, Turn again, my daughters: why will ye go with me? are there yet any more sons in my womb, that they may be your husbands?
12 Turn again, my daughters, go your way; for I am too old to have an husband. If I should say, I have hope, if I should have an husband also to night, and should also bear sons;
13 Would ye tarry for them till they were grown? would ye stay for them from having husbands? nay, my daughters; for it grieveth me much for your sakes that the hand of the LORD is gone out against me.
14 And they lifted up their voice, and wept again: and Orpah kissed her mother in law; but Ruth clave unto her.
15 And she said, Behold, thy sister in law is gone back unto her people, and unto her gods: return thou after thy sister in law.
16 And Ruth said, Intreat me not to leave thee, or to return from following after thee: for whither thou goest, I will go; and where thou lodgest, I will lodge: thy people shall be my people, and thy God my God:
17 Where thou diest, will I die, and there will I be buried: the LORD do so to me, and more also, if ought but death part thee and me.


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For Christmas, Daniel received a note from his uncle stating that he was giving him a desk and table from a local furniture maker. Both items would be ready in about a month. A week later, without Daniel's knowlede, the uncle decided to cancel the contract for the table. The furniture make agreed to the recession. The desk was delivered about a month later. When Daniel asked about the table he was told of the recession. Upon examination of the desk, Daniel noticed that the workmanship was poor--two drawers would not operate properly and had several flaws. Daniel wants to sue both the furniture maker and his uncle and the loss of the table he was promised. Discuss his options regarding the desk and the table if he has any, why he does and if not why he does not.© BrainMass Inc. brainmass.com October 9, 2019, 5:59 pm ad1c9bdddf
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Please note that you first need to ascertain the formation of a contract.
What happened between Daniel and his uncle? There was no contract because consideration did not flow from Daniel to his uncle. Then what forms a contract? Essential elements of a contract. It is essential to the existence of a contract that there be: (1) identifiable parties capable of contracting; (2) their ...
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Neil Woodford is a star investor in the UK. He famously outperformed his peers over many years as manager of the Invesco Perpetual Income Fund. When, five years ago this month, he set up his own fund, the Woodford Equity Income Fund, it was billed as the fund launch of the decade. However, it didn't work out as planned. The fund performance was dreadful, clients have been withdrawing their money and last month Woodford took the highly unusual step of suspending trading in the fund and preventing more investors from making withdrawals. What can we learn from this episode? To tell us, Peter Lewis went to see Rick Adkinson, Managing Director of Private Capital.
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The earlier you start saving, whether it be for a home, children's education or retirement, the better off you will be. Managing your finances for the first time and trying to deal with debts from education, saving for big ticket items such as housing and achieving long-term goals can be a daunting prospect. To give us some tips on how to do it, Peter Lewis was joined by Philip Howell-Williams, Financial Consultant, Infinity Financial Solutions.
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Are we getting a sneak peak at Fall Out Boy's next music video? Some clever Instagram sleuthing has turned up what appears to be Pete Wentz on set at a new video shoot along with costumed actors in action. Take a look!
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As pointed out by Rock Sound, it looks like Fall Out Boy have possibly wrapped a brand new vid. Photos have cropped up online depicting people clothed in traditional Day Of The Dead (Día De Muertos) costuming, one with Wentz standing happily close by! See the FOB-related Instagram pics below.
So, if this is for a new Fall Out Boy video, when will we see it? We can barely contain our excitement! The band's new album, M A N I A, is due out Jan. 19, 2018. (Also, they're dropping those fidget spinners online RIGHT NOW.)
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