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chill & angelic... amazing track!!!
Angel(ChicaneClubMix) -NatashaBedingfield
[◣...◢] June 30, 2009
Labels: Chicane, Natasha Bedingfield
Baila Mi Corazon (Dave Ramone Mix) -Belanova
sick, chill, n "wide open"... lol
ill vocals wit a new feel good sound from Dave...
[◣...◢] June 30, 2009
Labels: Belanova, Dave Ramone
Reach For The Stars (Thomas Gold Remix) -Antoine Clamaran
Thomas bringin some big dope sound 2 the AC track...
one word...BANgR!!!
-Antoine Clamaran
[◣...◢] June 29, 2009
Labels: Antoine Clamaran, Thomas Gold
SheCameAlong -SharamFt.KidCudi
i dont kno wats scarier... Sharam actually producing
this or me actually starting to like it... lol
[◣...◢] June 29, 2009
Thriller Education (Richard Grey Bootleg)
EricPrydz vs MichaelJackson
[◣...◢] June 28, 2009
Labels: Eric Prydz, Michael Jackson, Richard Grey
Still -Komodo
a deff BANGr here...dont know which mix i like better,
East Freaks got a little Pakito type thing going on...lol
n as usual Sandy Vee bringin out some ill ass electro!!!
Still (Sandy Moss Remix) -Komodo
[◣...◢] June 26, 2009
Labels: East Freaks, Komodo, Sandy Moss
IKnowYouWantMe(CalleOcho) (AlexGaudino&JasonRooneyRemix)
Gaudino & Rooney makin the dope... dope-er!!!
[◣...◢] June 26, 2009
Labels: Alex Gaudino, Jason Rooney
InTheAir(AxwellRemix) -TVRockFt.Rudy
HUGE bomb!!! n of course Axwell's in some way
responsible for it wit a FRESHHH ass dope mix!!!
deff my fav rite now n prob the rest of the summer!!!
[◣...◢] June 25, 2009
After The Love (Robson Michel Mash Up Mix) -R.I.O.
sick mash/mix from Robson, mad chill & feel good...
luv this track!!!
[◣...◢] June 24, 2009
Labels: R.I.O., Robson Michel
SpaceInvadersAreBack (ErickLahmRemix) -JoachimGarraud
supa dope & crunchy electro,
wit those beyond sick vocals!!!
"now we know the truth"... electro is bak...
[◣...◢] June 23, 2009
Labels: Erick Lahm, Joachim Garraud
WatIsLove2k9 (BodybangersRemix) -KlaasMeetsHaddaway
brings me bak to when i first started going 2 clubs,
it was kinda a tradition of watching Night
at the Roxbury before finally going...lol n now
finally a playable remix 2 my lil traditional anthem
[◣...◢] June 23, 2009
Labels: Bodybangers, Haddaway, Klaas
FlyHigh (ResourceMix) -ShaggyFt.GaryPine
soo chill...soo feel good...soo summer vibed...soo ill...
[◣...◢] June 22, 2009
Rush (Dim Chris Vocal Mix) -Micah & Oliver Schmitz ft. Aubrey
sick vocals with that dope Dim Chris stop & go
style and a submarine deep bassline!!!
-Micah & Oliver Schmitz ft. Aubrey
[◣...◢] June 22, 2009
Labels: Dim Chris, Micah, Oliver Schmitz
Memory (Halias & Slayback Enter Rmx)
remix is straight jacket crazy...
they gonna name a syndrome after it!!! lol
[◣...◢] June 21, 2009
Whateva (TomStephanRemix) -RalphFalcon
soo fresh...soo dope...its lik whateva...
[◣...◢] June 20, 2009
Labels: Ralph Falcon, Tom Stephan
Make Me In Love (Loic B Remix) -Yann Syena
fresh crisp & crunchy electro wit sick ass vocals...
[◣...◢] June 18, 2009
Labels: Loic B, Yann Syena
After The Love (Dave Kurtis Remix) -R.I.O.
soo chill & feel good... luv this track...
[◣...◢] June 18, 2009
Labels: Dave Kurtis, R.I.O.
I'll Go Crazy (Dirty South Mix) -U2
amazing remix from Dirty South...
got some ill ass vocals too...
[◣...◢] June 17, 2009
Labels: Dirty South, U2
If I EverFeelBetter (MarkKnight&FunkagendaMix) -Phoenix
whenever Knight & Funkagenda come together
it's like formin a super dope dream team...
&Funkagenda Mix) -Phoenix
[◣...◢] June 17, 2009
Labels: Funkagenda, Mark Knight, Phoenix
BoomBoomPow (dinoRocRemix) -BlackEyedPeas
oh man i hate dino Roc... soo wack... lol
i made this such a long time ago, but been
gettin alot of emails askin when im postin it...
so now u can stop playin the Guetta one... lol
[◣...◢] June 16, 2009
Labels: Black Eyed Peas, dino Roc
Everyone'sAtIt (NathanC&EddieKidRemix) -LilyAllen
sounds lik lily just re-worded "The Fear"... lol
sick chrunchy electro though!!!
[◣...◢] June 16, 2009
Labels: Eddie Kid, Lily Allen, Nathan C
How Soon (Micha Moor Remix) -Stylistix
nice lil vocal proggy-electro bangr...
[◣...◢] June 14, 2009
Labels: Micha Moor, Stylistix
RightHere,RightNow (AbelRamosBrightonWithLoveRemix) -FatBoySlim
deep, dark & ridiculously DOPE!!!
the usual ill from Abel...
WithLoveRemix) -FatBoySlim
[◣...◢] June 14, 2009
Labels: Abel Ramos, Fat Boy Slim
DiscoElectrique -BingoPlayers vs ChocolatePuma
deep, dark, dope, sexy & subliminal...
ill vocals: "disco is the music..."
"...electric all around"
[◣...◢] June 12, 2009
Labels: Bingo Players, Chocolate Puma
AllYouEverWant -Deadmau5&BillyNewtonDavis
beyond ill vocals... both the mixes from Mau5 are
dope beyond belief too!!! lovin this track!!!
AllYouEverWant (AllMyDreamsMix)
[◣...◢] June 11, 2009
Labels: Billy Newton Davis, Deadmau5
Freedom -DJ Andi and Stella
nice CHILL summer track...got some sick vocals!!!
[◣...◢] June 11, 2009
Labels: DJ Andi
Believe (Antoine Clamaran & Sandy Vee Mix) -Ministers De La Funk ft. Jocelyn Brown
BIG, HUGE, D-Cuped sized, vocals!!! lol
aint nutin small-time here... lol
-Ministers De La Funk ft. Jocelyn Brown
[◣...◢] June 10, 2009
Labels: Antoine Clamaran, Ministers De La Funk, Sandy Vee
Touch Me (Alex Gaudino & Jason Rooney Remix) -Simioli & Viani ft. Shena
big vocals wit some fresh
Gaudino/Rooney stop n go house...
-Simioli & Viani ft. Shena
[◣...◢] June 10, 2009
Labels: Alex Gaudino, Jason Rooney, Simioli, Viani
sick vocals, chill electro,,, even Kanye...
just over-loaded wit illness!!! really feelin it...
[◣...◢] June 09, 2009
Labels: Calvin Harris
My Sunrise (Original Mix) -Dino Roc
never forget the day i made this, was up all that
night puttin it together and as i was finishing it,
i could see the sun begin to come up in a window
above my computer... "My Sunrise"... true story lol
[◣...◢] June 09, 2009
Labels: dino Roc
New New shit from Cudi a KILLA BAngr!!!
VIKING putin out some Dope ass Crunchy Elctro...
[◣...◢] June 08, 2009
StopPlayingWithMyMind (DubMix) -DanielBovie&RoyRox
mainstream male vocals... sounds kinda like
"Dance I Said (S+H mix)"-Erick Morillo ft. Diddy...
[◣...◢] June 08, 2009
Labels: Daniel Bovie, Roy Rox
'One.2.3.Four' (Deepside Deejays Remix) -Martin Solveig
fresh beatz from the Deepside Dee'zzz...
-Martin Solveig
[◣...◢] June 07, 2009
Labels: Deepside Deejays, Martin Solveig
Killer (Jean Elan Mix) -Jean Elan
found this serious lil BANGR on myspace...
just when i was startin to think myspace was
gettin pretty useless lol... fav track rite now
[◣...◢] June 06, 2009
Labels: Jean Elan
In The Moment (Swanky Tunes Remix) -Haji & Emanuel feat. Roachford
sick vocals embodied by a "Swanky" dope beat...
aint u just hatin the dR logo about now..? lol
-Haji & Emanuel feat. Roachford
[◣...◢] June 06, 2009
Labels: Emanuel, Haji, Roachford, Swanky Tunes
Revolution Radio -Db Pure Vs Djs From Mars
crisp & crunchy electro + some ill vocals...
electro being revived!!!
-Db Pure Vs Djs From Mars
[◣...◢] June 05, 2009
Labels: Db Pure, Djs From Mars
Are You Adult Enough (Roberto Bedross Remix) -Mike Cortez & Poldee Feat. Elena Isakova
Roberto dropin a freshhhh beat...
-Mike Cortez & Poldee Feat. Elena Isakova
[◣...◢] June 05, 2009
Labels: Elena Isakova, Mike Cortez, Poldee, Roberto Bedross
Foolish (DenzalParkVocalRemix) -Tydi
Foolishly FRESHH mix from Denzal Park!!!
as well as some sick ass vocals...
[◣...◢] June 04, 2009
Labels: Denzal Park, Tydi
La Isla Bonita (Emjae & Troia Remix) -Mad Donna
mix is alittle old but non the less DOPE!!!
[◣...◢] June 04, 2009
pretty sick... well just bcause of
the eifel 65_ "da ba dee" chorus...
[◣...◢] June 03, 2009
Work Slippy Pjanoo -Vegas, Eric Prydz & Underworld
FRESHHHH!!!!mash/remix thing...
actually found something to go wit Pjanoo...
-Vegas, Eric Prydz & Underworld
[◣...◢] June 02, 2009
Labels: Eric Prydz, Underworld, Vegas
Shy Shy -EDX
sick lil vocal piece...
luv that proggy EDX style...
Shy Shy (Club Mix) -EDX
[◣...◢] June 02, 2009
Labels: EDX
After the Love (Chriss Ortega Remix) -R.I.O.
acoustic guitar, feel good vibe, big inspiring vocals...
yup...everything needed for a sick summer banger!!!
[◣...◢] June 01, 2009
Labels: Chriss Ortega, R.I.O.
Like a Prayer (R.I.O. Remix) -Revolution
chill, feel good electro provided by R.I.O.
[◣...◢] June 01, 2009
Labels: R.I.O., Revolution
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The Toh Family discusses Jackie's handling of the Russians - and the body count continues to rise. Featuring Sandra Young, James Lee, Jeffrey Sun, Henry Lee and Emily Chau.
In today's episode of "Bay Area Mysteries" we will examine 1980's unsolved "China Doll" murders - were they fact or fiction? A long-forgotten TV show may hold clues to the killings. Featuring Holly Quan, Larry Kitagawa, Kenneth Connor, Conrad Money, Kristine Wong and Kiki Spaudling.

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I won a couple tickets for Madame Tussauds, home of the wax figures. I figured hey, why not check it out?
It was a lot more fun than I expected. Just steps from Ford's Theatre at 10th & F Sts. N.W., the home of wax now has a display of all 44 presidents. We're not just talking some dull statues, but presidents in all sorts of poses. Sit next to Lincoln in the Ford's Theater box. Check out the Oval Office with Obama. Since I'm related to five presidents it was interesting to see lesser-known ones like James Garfield up close.
Of course, there are plenty of entertainers and a few that made me scratch my head. And, one completely fooled me in the gift shop.
So if you want to take a break from history, visit Madame Tussauds. You'll suddenly find history is fun, too.


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Logan liked hanging out in the playroom, but feigned little interest in the fish or other creatures; even the penguins didn't strike his fancy. Oh well, guess we'll just have to try again when he's a little older.
Some kind of lizardy-fish thing with it's own boa^^
After the aquarium, we did some shopping and stopped for lunch at On the Border. I hadn't eaten there in a LONG time (since before Logan was born) and had forgotten how good the food tastes!
Yummy yummy yummy fried enchiladas :D
Clark found a small bone in his quesadilla, so we got a 복분자 bokbunja 'korean wildberry' margarita on the house. He ended up with a complimentary meal, too, when he later found another bone :D Yay for bones!
Logan thought it'd be fun to copy mommy and learn how to use a straw. He figured it out within just a minute or two ~ time to switch from sippy to straw cups!


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It was a busy weekend in Cleveland and I spent almost all of it out of town and away from a computer, so let's take just about my favorite thing in the history of blogs–BULLET POINTS!–and wheel our way around the weekend that was along America's North Coast.
- Ohh… the Indians. People often look for turning points in seasons when a team figures it out and goes from mediocre to contending. Friday's game was pretty much the opposite of that, I'm willing to wager; an anti-turning point, if you will, that took a team that was starting to get it together and kicked it right in the mommy & daddy button. The bullpen is not getting better and there is seemingly no end in sight.
- When I was still at (the infamous) SportsTalkCleveland.com, I had a lengthy discussion with Bruce Drennan on how Major League Baseball umpires were, of the big four sports, the best in-game officials. I am officially ready to retract that opinion after watching the men in blue absolutely butcher calls with and without the aid of instant replay. The call on Garko's would-be double yesterday was an absolute farce. And don't even get me started on Troy "Jim Thome's Bitch" Percival not getting tossed in the ninth. Here's my 2009 order of competence among major professional in-game officials, from best to worst: NHL > NFL > MLB > NBA — that's right, MLB umpires are now behind the crew that once upon a time botched a coin toss. Think about that.
- About that almost-double by Ryan Garko. Here's my reason why I think Wedge was ultimately not thrown out of that game: the umpires said to him, "Um, even if that was a double, your next batter is David Dellucci. Do you REALLY think that runner will get to the plate with rally kryptonite on deck? The point is moot, sir."
- Eric Wedge should have been immediately fired, with prejudice, when Kerry Wood didn't put a fastball in Carl Crawford's earhole Sunday. While I will admit that it may have been nearly as good to watch Crawford stand on the back edge of the batter's box and submit one of the most cowardly strikeouts in league history, it should've never gotten to that point. Wood should've dotted Crawford before he even stepped onto the back line of the box. Say what you want about Jagmaster General Ozzie Guillen but, if he was managing the Indians, Wood would've either drilled Crawford or been handed a bus ticket to Columbus. Period. Continue reading
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- Clark and his friends played a video game tournament at NC State in Raleigh it was the best and nerdiest thing I have never been apart of haha.
-My Dad, Stepmom and little brother came to visit Clark and I in North Carolina. It was there first time visiting North Carolina and getting to see our place. We also traveled to Myrtle Beach, Pinehurst, and Duke University while they were here!
February:-Clark and I visited Savannah GA for the first time for my birthday and Valentines Day!
-My mom bought me a sewing machine for my birthday and I loved learning about it and doing projects on it. And I finished my first quilt.
- Clark and I painted ceramics!
-Knox and I went to the Outer Banks and saw Jockey Ridge State Park and Currituck Lighthouse.
-We got our official orders for Naples, Italy!
-I took photos of our friends wedding while Clark was the best man!
-We went to Washington, DC to see the cherry blossoms!
-Knox started obedience class.
-My brothers finance asked me to be a bridesmaid at there wedding in January 2017.
-Knox graduate obedience class as MVP of the class.
-I took a road trip with my friend to Massachuets and spent a few days there then flew back to NC.
-We flew home to Washington State to visit family before we moved to Italy in July.
~Watched baseball
~Jumped off cliffs
~At taco wagon and lakeview drive in
~Went to the casino
~Had family BBQ
~Hosted a brial shower for my brothers finance
-Enjoyed NC for the last month. Like seeing lightning bugs for only the second time while having lived in NC for 3 years!
-Clark made SGT!
-Clark had an emergency appendices.
- I started designed and selling iPhone cases on Casetify
-All our stuffed got packed up to ship out!
-Celebrated our last 4th of July in America for a while
-Flew to Spain and to Italy
-Explored Naples and made some great friends in orientation.
-Went to Rome on the train.
-Boated around the island of Ischia
-Moved into our new home!
-Hiked Mt. Vesuvius with friends.
-Traveled to The Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg!
-We spent 2 weeks traveling to London, southern England, and road tripping around the entirety of Ireland & Northern Ireland!
-Started painting a mural in our spare bedroom
-Got a free good couch, lawn chair and have been thrifting the best Christmas stuff!!!
- Enjoyed our first Halloween in Italy
-Explored Pompeii for the first time.
-Visited Positano, Italy - whooooooon
-Spent 5 days in the Italian hospital, got medevacted to Germany then to Washington DC where I had surgery.
-Came home to WA state to recover from surgery (will be none weight bearing for 12 weeks)
-Spent time with friends and family for the holidays.
It was a very strange year. Some good, some bad. I didn't start off the year very well and the year also didn't end very well. You know, with me breaking my leg and all but the middle was really good. Gotta take the bad with the good I guess. I am excited about 2017, I am excited to heal and be back to my old self only 100% times better and get back to Italy. I shared my 1 Second Everyday video to my personal Facebook page and everyone loved it and were sharing the nicest comments. I have watched it through about 10 times and even with the bad and the ugly I love that video of 2016 and the positive memories definitely out weigh the negative so that is great. I am going to continue doing the 1SE project in 2017! I'll share my 2016 video here on the blog in the next day or two. Thanks for following along.
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Apple 80 Gb Ipod In WhiteReviewing: Apple 80 Gb White | Rating:
This is my first ipod and I love it. I wanted one that would play videos and this does. In order for it to play videos though, you do have to purchase them from the itunes website, which is linked up with your apple ipod.
This is very easy to use and it stores a bagillion songs, pictures and videos. You can even buy music videos. I like it a lot. I have my address contacts on here, pictures of my family and some of my favorite movies.
You don't have to buy music from the itunes website though. Once you're on the website you can just pop in a cd to your computer and it will ask you if you want to download the cd onto your ipod and you can choose all of the songs or just one or whatever you want! It's great and super user friendly and promps you a long. The itunes website is where they let you know that everything is ok and how you add pictures and games and everything else you can put into your ipod. I mean I have had mine since December, so not even a year and I use it every single day and I love it. I wouldn't mind getting the new iphone, but I want all the huge amount of memory that I have now in the phone also.
Umm, did I already tell you that this does get heavy? I have a ton of different cases and have bought the protective sticky sheets so I don't scratch it. And now you can even get your name engraved which is neat. I just love my ipod. If you are a fan of music or travel a lot and like to watch movies on planes it's easier than taking cd's and movies with a player. Also what is neat, is because I do have so much memory when we go on road trips and there isn't radio we can listen to the ipod for hours and hours! You just have to have the car adapter.
The ipod came with a USB cable that plugs into your eyepod and into the computer to transfer data and to 'sync' it when you add and subtract stuff. Also the headphones that I have a 0 to. They don't stay in my ears and they hurt. I bought new ones right away. Of course you can buy ipod accessories now which is neat.
One warning though, theft is high. I've never had mine stolen, but I try to conceal it when I'm riding the bus or it's at night and I'm alone. Also if you don't have high speed internet I suggest you buy the wall plug in to charge your ipod and also buying songs will be hard because it will literally take forever for them to download!


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I love aloe gel and tried some from a couple of brands namely Nature Republic and It's Skin and so far this is the one with the most aloe on it at 95%. The Saem Big Brother Soothing Aloe Gel offers the same goodness of the aloe gels I used: it's soothing, refreshing and lightly moisturizers the skin without being sticky...it's a good companion on summer days especially when it's as if the skin is hot and burning as this can cool it down. This one from The Saem is more jiggly (comparing it with Nature Republic's) and is not clumpy (comparing it with It's Skin's). I like that it has more aloe but based on availability (I pre-ordered this) and affordability (because of the shipping fee), I'd chose Nature Republic (which is most of the time available in the malls that I go to).
I got this Olay Regenerist Wrinkle Relaxing Cream for free when I bought the serum from the same line...and I don't like it. It has the same instant almost like erasing and smoothing of the skin like a primer would do effect but this one gives mini bumps on my face. I thought the bumps would start to go away after 2 weeks of using but they just multiply so I used this instead on my feet but it's sticky and I feel a little itchiness from using it so I just have to give up on this product. Also, I feel some grittiness when I apply it on my face, I don't know where it's coming from since the cream looks smooth.
This mist is an impulse buy when I was strolling in a mall while everyone seems to be panic buying plus it's from a brand that is new to my eyes and I can't believe that it's under Samsung! A regular type of mist from a spray bottle which I hate because it doesn't sprit evenly (sometimes it squirts) and upon browsing mist from other brands, it hits me that I could have gotten a mist with a better packaging with what I paid for this but anyway, this is a handy mist that instantly refreshes my face without drying it or sets my makeup or tone down a bb cream when I apply slightly too much and it can also be use as a toner. I don't know about the effect of the Coenzyme Q10 in it since I don't regularly use this stuff.


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Topic of Discussion:
What have been the most successful teaching & learning strategies you have ever implemented in your class?
Session Summary:
It was quite a varied and frenetic session as usual. Some themes came to the fore again and again especially self-directed learning; the work of Sugatra Mitra; working in groups; paired working; reflection on learning. Certain techniques were flagged up "no hands rule; use of mini-white boards, Kagan, learning environments that are supporting; bolstering self-esteem; positivity; curiosity; creativity; identify students to lead plenary at end of lesson at the beginning; Get class blogging – quadblogging; tallies for whole class rewards; encouraging independent learning; wait time when questioning; talk about their thinking and reasoning; conversational learning; talk with learning partners before answering any questions; pair and share; Glazer learning model structure for lesson delivery – a good mix of interaction and independent work; offering choice to pupils; cross class working; allowing time to play; list/describe/explain/evaluate; new audiences beyond the school; project based learning and philosopy; swapping agegroups; cross-curricular working; read to them every day; invite varied guests in; learning by discovery using pupils' interests; stand back and watch with purpose.
Some people were of the opinion that' Best teaching/learning has always been when no WILF/WALT/LO were written or discussed" others people thought role reversal and learning with pupils is more realistic. Other strategies such as open questioning were flagged up to get exploratory learning going. The idea of "learning detectives" was put forwards. Catering for kinareasthetic learners by making shapes of letters and words with hand and a pen. Getting the children to teach and assess each other was flagged up more than once. One person asked "WILF and TIBS became a mantra – what ever happened to the hidden curriculum and discovery learning?" Exploring and giving time to make mistakes and learn from them as well as slowing down the lesson and using a whole lesson to go over and summate what happened last time was another way of teaching and extending in depth the subject. Other unique strategies were hands up to ask a question rather than answer it; film students inthe process of learning as a diagnostic; the use of drama; the use of carousels of activities; put learners in different environments e.g. forest schools for instance.
The idea of making learning more transparent using technology like visualisers was also brought up. High challenge with creative and carefully structured learning were other suggestions. And lastly quite a few people suggested strategies for pupils working with each others' work for assessment and making that a highly physical mobile activity as well for engagement.
All in all the session promoted positivity and highly creative solutions there was such a diversity of ideas!!
Eye-Catching Tweets from the Session:
@mister_jim #ukedchat this is a recipe for success, involving pupils in their own learning is great.
@KempsterD Creating a learning environment which was supportive of all and built self confidence.Collaboration was key
@josephinessmith: start the lesson by identifying students to lead the plenary at the end. Keeps them really focused
@MrAColley: Wait time when questioning
@egalr: children talk with learning partners before answering any Q – I really believe talking helps thinking (it does for me anyway!)
@fluffylizwiz: @egalr think pair share!
@asober: Making learners responsible for own and peer learning and giving them a real audience is very effective http://bit.ly/rMXe8L
@primary_ed: Getting children to talk about their thinking and reasoninng. Conversation leads to understanding
@Jennyfer08: allow pupils to peer mark work of other using the same feedback for you give – empowering for pupils and allows progression
@trainieteacher: I also think that it is important to follow and plan around the childrens interests. Motivated and engaged learners learn best!!!
@KristianStill: the best teaching I have seen has been whole school STEM days
@helenhamill: present work in several ways! not all children learn in same way. set on tasks in linear format, bullet points, use IT, extension
@MattFothergill: Hands up to ask a question but NO hands up to answer
Tweet of the week:
Really really difficult but liked :
@KristianStill: talk less
Useful Links noted during the session:
#SOLO taxonomy http://t.co/FgBCRLIg;
Learning Objectives http://learningspy.visibli.com/share/nBSaxM;
Class Dojo http://www.classdojo.com/;
inter-schools times-table competition video http://vimeo.com/30916633;
QR codes for reading http://learningspy.visibli.com/share/HfSVOh;
Triptico Desktop Resources http://www.triptico.co.uk/; http://vimeo.com/19141139
learning log videos; TeachMeet London 2011 http://teachmeet.pbworks.com/w/page/45713804/TeachMeet%20London%20Nov%202011;
KS4 Physics EM SPectrum TV show resources http://www.tes.co.uk/teaching-resource/The-EM-Spectrum-TV-Show-6125027/;
Thinking Toolbox pictures on FLickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/62762600@N08/sets/72157626707015808/;
Gamifying Education http://www.penny-arcade.com/patv/episode/gamifying-education; http://t.co/ObbIKCzp;
Learning Logs video http://vimeo.com/19141139;
Nottingham High School Publish their storybirds http://www.nottinghamhighmfl.co.uk/2011/01/year-10-publish-their-storybird-bo…; http://t.co/WxvXomwh;
Online pinboard http://pinterest.com/all/?category=education;
quadblogging http://quadblogging.net/;
Collaboration cross phase through Blogging http://alessiobernardelli.wordpress.com/2011/10/22/collaboration-cross-phase-…;
Who asks the questions in your classroom, http://mrcolley.com/blog/2010/11/30/who-asks-the-questions-in-your-classroom/;
Short stories from the classroom http://shortstoriesfromtheclassroom.blogspot.com/;
Best tools to make a PLN https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=266178246753349&id=1034…
Sugatra Mitra's Learning techniques http://solesandsomes.wikispaces.com/Preparing+for+SOME+sessions;
More Sugatra Mitra resources http://learningspy.co.uk/2011/09/05/do-it-yourself/;
Technology and Plagiarism http://www.best-infographics.com/technology-and-plagiarism-infographic/;
A web whiteboard http://awwapp.com/;
Five bottoms on a bed How what where who why when http://t.co/l1Gs0wda;
Y5 internet safety group brainstorming http://linoit.com/users/PDCSblue/canvases/Year%205%20Internet%20Safety; http://prezi.com/ek-s6ge03yst/internet-safety-jazzie-h/;
Headline Hangman for topical stuff http://www.edjitraining.org/?p=256;
Singup day http://www.singup.org/;
Neil Hopkins blog on Choosing http://t.co/fBx21Wwq;
Bloom's Taxonomy action verbs PDF resource http://t.co/r84905Zh;
Using feedback as the lesson http://www.kristianstill.co.uk/wordpress/2011/05/31/using-feedback-as-the-les…;
School Design on learning and teaching http://www.kristianstill.co.uk/wordpress/2011/05/21/reggio-emilia/;
Building learning power http://t.co/2EsGEYK2; Memiary resource online http://www.memiary.com/;
National College – New tech on children's learning http://learningspy.visibli.com/share/mmmXm9;
Creative story writing with Imindmap5 http://alessiobernardelli.wordpress.com/2011/08/09/creative-story-writing-wit…;
Peer contributions to assessment http://rubble.heppell.net/media_forum/pairs.jpg;
Map of assessment http://t.co/FpubPMdH;
Who asks the questions in your classroom blog post http://mrcolley.com/blog/2010/11/30/who-asks-the-questions-in-your-classroom/;
Online Working wall http://www.wallwisher.com/wall/nnclass3;
Global Citizenship http://www.edjitraining.org/?page_id=243;


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The University of Michigan enjoys a rich and engaging campus environment conducive to learning, inquiry, and creativity. We want members of our community to be at home in spaces that are uniquely "Michigan" and that embody our institutional spirit.
Public art plays a significant role in creating such an environment. We want to develop an approach that will, over time, transform U-M into a university distinguished for its public art, and that will link art more closely to the expression of our academic aspirations.


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Justin and I went to Vegas with a group of people from work. He had a secret that I needed to know.
When we arrived, before we checked into our hotel, our group had to make its way through the poorly lit, maze-like subterranean lobby. Each space offered trinkets for sale, food, and other entertainment. In one chamber our colleague Vanessa introduced us to her sister who worked there, and I was very excited to meet an east coaster in the desert though she didn't see the connection.
Finally, near the end of our journey, I began to understand what Justin was hiding. He was married, to two very angry women who were part of our group. They were both in possession of him, and if he tried to escape, they would have him killed.
When we walked up the stairs to the check-in, Justin told me his secret. He was gay. Then his evil wives came through a door and simultaneously vaporized me with their gaze.


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Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Well, here's a short article I wrote for the WIT August newsletter....
My name is Erica Horton and I am a sophomore at Centre College in Danville, Kentucky. I am a member of the Bonner Program – a service scholarship program – at Centre, through which I decided to do a "Summer of Service." After attending workshops at two separate conferences featuring WIT members, I wanted to learn more about the organization. From my brief glimpse of WIT, I saw strong women dedicated to positive change. I eventually chose WIT as my service site this summer and the first week of June I moved to Louisville – a city I didn't really know. So, a couple weeks before my 19th birthday and on my own for the first time, I dove headfirst into Women In Transition.
My work with WIT this past summer has been an incredible experience. I have met many amazing women who have been an inspiration. I have also learned much more about issues relating to poverty in the United States and have been reminded constantly of how lucky I have been. The injustices I've seen this summer have opened my eyes. I've been motivated by each and every story I've been told and I am determined to continue along a path towards positive change.
I would like to thank all the women who have not only been an inspiration to me, but a friend. WIT opened its arms to me when I moved to Louisville and I thank you all for your support and friendship.
My summer experience with WIT has been so great, I'm sticking around! This past month I was elected to the Board of Directors and I'm excited to continue along with WIT. With the participation of both members and supports, Women In Transition will certainly flourish. I would like to encourage anyone and everyone to learn more about WIT and to get more involved!
Thank you,
Erica Horton
Friday, July 13, 2007
Busy, busy, busy!
I really do have a lot to say; I'm just not in the mood for blogging right now, though I thought I'd make an attempt.
So I'll post later... I'll tell you all about our "Theatre of the Oppressed" workshop we're having Saturday!
Sunday, July 1, 2007
Civil Disobedience
For the United States Social Forum, hundreds of members of the Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign met in Atlanta, Georgia and marched from the Martin Luther King Jr. Center to Coca-Cola's headquarters. As I mentioned earlier, Women In Transition is a member organization of PPEHRC.
And so began my first experience of non-violent protest - this past Friday at 3:00 we gathered at the grave of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. - Activisit, Civil Rights Leader, and Champion of Justice. At the end of his life, Dr. King began to lead a poor people's movement, and as a part of that ongoing movement, we met at the reflecting pool where his and his wife, Coretta Scott King's bodies lie. Public property. AND WE WERE KICKED OUT. Kicked out of the site dedicated to a man who would have been marching right along with us that day.
Somehow, at my first march, I ended up security. Being the little white girl on security was a bit intimidating at first, but I got the hang of it. My job, along with marching and joining in on chants, was to make sure that everybody stayed OFF the sidewalk (where the police kept telling people to go), stayed in one lane of the street, was organized to show our numbers, had water, and to fill in any gaps that might form with other people. And I got to wear a bright orange vest. So while I did all of that, I simultaneously joined in chants demanding healthcare, housing, a living wage, and justice.
"Hey hey, ho ho, Poverty has got to go"
It was near 100 degrees out, but the organizers did a really good job making sure everyone stayed hydrated. Most WIT members were at the very front of the march with their children. Strollers headed our march (as, I've learned, all PPEHRC marches) because they are our future.
One group, the Coalition of Immokalee Workers, led a rally at a Burger King along the way. Burger King has paid tomato pickers in Florida horribly low wages and our marchers demanded a living wage for these workers.
When we finally arrived at Coca-Cola headquarters, we held a rally and presented Coca-Cola with a citizens arrest for crimes against humanity, including the privatization of water and exploitation of workers in Colombia.
My mother told me that we were accomplishing nothing by marching. I have two responses to that.
1) If it makes no difference, why the hell were the police flipping out? I saw more police together than I've ever seen in my life. Police cars, motorcycles, horses, bicycles, unmarked cars... and we were followed by helicopters the entire way. Basically, we made a stir in the community and we were definitely noticed.
2) It is freaking powerful! Marching side by side with people from age 3 to 83, of all races, genders, colors, creeds... students, workers, homeless, leaders, all led by those directly affected by the issues: people in poverty. Oh, and the encouragement from passing traffic... honks, peace signs, shouts of joy, people joining along... We were never quiet, we were constantly chanting and singing, and there was nothing the police could do to stop us. We had power and we were being heard.
This week was stressful but also a learning experience. I have never been treated with such disrespect in some ways - I have never experienced Classism before this week. 100 or so PPEHRC members were staying in the Central United Methodist Church of Atlanta. We were treated like children... or criminals, I'm not sure which one's is more appropriate. But last night, the police came and patrolled the hallways, telling us to go to our respective rooms and go to sleep. I was appalled at how the one cop spoke to Cheri Honkala (National Director of PPEHRC). She talked to Cheri like she was trash. "You're in charge here and you're asleep while all these people are out running around?" (Short story... Cheri passed a kidney stone the day before the march, AND THEN MARCHED, two hours, 100 degrees, yea. I wanted to punch this cop in the face).
To be brief, we were not treated like guests and it felt hardly like a house of a Compassionate God. Hypocrisy.
I also have never seen as many homeless people in a city as in Atlanta. EVERYWHERE. and going the week with only one shower (which we borrowed someone's hotel room for) I gained a little bit more of an understanding (though still a very small one) of what it might be like.... at least I'd never gone that long without a shower. yuck. I also had a few conversations with homeless people. One man, asking us what we were doing (after we explained about PPEHRC) replied, "So you're Christians? REAL Christians? Not people who pretend, but those who actually do the work of Jesus?" coughCentralMethodistcough
Other things I did during the week - participated in a Rally at the Atlanta City Hall for Public Housing (even with the extraordinary amount of homeless in Atlanta, they're tearing down even more public housing), ran around and did a lot of logistical things, dealt with the drama of taking a group of women and children on a trip (ahhh), and attended a few workshops myself.
Direct Action Organizing on Campus was the name of a workshop I attended by the United States Student Association. Expect to hear more about that later.
Anyway... I think I'm done for now. If I think of anything else interesting from the Forum or Atlanta, I'll post again.
Tuesday, June 26, 2007
Time is becoming a problem.
I'm going to use this moment to tell you all to shop at Wild Oats. They donated two boxes of food for our trip... Just Because! So i love them. because everyone else was too greedy to help us out. and they sell yummy organic food :)
Anyway, we're leaving for Atlanta today and I'm pretty excited. We're sleeping in a church basement while down there and showers are going to be limited... so I will probably be pretty cranky. Plus, I have to get up earlier than everyone else to attend staff meeting. and I'm not a morning person.
BUT there will be some kickass workshops, panels, etc. And I will be, along with the rest of the 300-500 PPEHRC delegates, participating in a "March for Water" to Coca-Cola headquarters... oh, greedy water-buying-up corporation
SOOOOO.... I think I'm going to go pack for the week... and maybe I can update while down there.
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Meetings galore
At our annual meeting we talked about the U.S. Social Forum, our new CORROC support group
(for parents whose children have been taken away by CPS), our new Revolutionary Reading group (which will help members with their reading and on their way to getting their GED), a workshop we're planning next month called "Theatre of the Oppressed" (more later), our Fairwell Fundraiser for Jennifer, electing new members to the Board, and new issues we want to tackle next year. Needless to say, we have a lot of stuff going on!
Due to its increasing popularity, we will be keeping on with the CORROC campaign. WIT found some success in its alliances with the Affordable Housing Trust Fund and the Minimum Wage Campaign (yay legislation!), so we will be moving on to different issues. These issues must be decided by the members.
Some of the issues people came up with were - Food Justice (it is impossible to lead a nutritious lifestyle on food stamps), Restoration of Voting Rights (Only in Kentucky and one other state, felons voting rights are not automatically restored upon release from prison), Predatory Lending (i.e. Rent-a-Center, quick cash places that prey on the poor), the Quality of public schools, and Housing and Tenants Rights.
Food Justice and Quality of Schools are the top two issues we will be focusing on, in addition to CORROC. We will also be working on Tenants Rights and Predatory Lending in small ways that are TBD.
At our staff meeting, we talked mostly about the USSF, which we will be leaving for next Tuesday! In short, I have a lot of work to do before then... and while we're down there. I'm going to be the go-to person in Atlanta, so I should probably have some clue what's going on. I won't have internet access while I'm down there so expect a long post once I get back, July 1. I'll write again before I leave, since I don't think I've talked about USSF much and it's kind of a big deal...
Well, I guess I better start getting to work now, haha
Saturday, June 16, 2007
Everyone loves recruitment... right?
Our June newsletter is now done!
I would post a link to it here, but I can't quite figure out how to do that. I might e-mail it... that way you all can see what we're up to.
The picture to the left is of some of the people I work with. From left to right: Angela, Jason (whose bedroom I stole the first week I was here), Nicole, Virginia, and Cara.
Today we started on our new recruitment push with a day of recruiting around Sheppard's Square - a project near Downtown Louisville. We actually had a surprising amount of success. Expecting people to be rude made it even nicer when people were receptive. The first woman Angela and I talked with invited us in and seemed ready to jump right in with the organization. Most of the people we talked with actually seemed very interested and willingly gave us their information (i.e. name, phone number, address). Our Annual Meeting/Cookout is this Tuesday. We passed out flyers and invited everyone we saw... I really expect I'll see some of the same faces come Tuesday, which will be exciting.
All in all, we all left in a good mood (which is wonderful since I think everyone was dreading today). Hopefully we found some new members today... and I think we did!
It's still a little strange for me, however, never having experienced poverty. WIT is very strict about remaining run by poor people - not letting the rich tell them what to do. In fact, to be a member, you MUST be poor. Of course, those wealthier are welcome and encouraged to be supporters. There were a few times today where I just sat back and let the other recruiters talk - when they got to their experiences and such - for I couldn't relate. However, I do plan on being a supporter once my internship is over.
I'm just really glad today worked out. I don't think anyone's ever told me to "have a blessed day" before... but I heard it a lot today. Really breaks down those stereotypes of the projects, huh?
So, have a blessed day...
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
At the office...
Anyway, here I am at the office of Women In Transition... and I will take this time to tell you more about the organization I'm dedicating my summer to.
To steal straight from our brochure...
"WIT is a grassroots organization run by and for poor people working to create a world in which everyone's economic human rights are provided. Started in 1998 by welfare recipients, WIT believe that everyone has the right to affordable housing, healthcare, clothing, adequate childcare, clothing, and food for their families. We also believe that children should not be removed from their families because they lack these basic human rights."
"Being led by the poor is fundamental in building a movement to eradicate poverty. We use strong language and powerful actions, because eliminating poverty is something that can be done."
We have two main issues we've been working on this year...
-Dismantling Classism
-Claiming Our Rights, Reclaiming Our Children
We've also been working with the Affordable Housing Trust Fund and the Raise the Wage Campaign.
I have two jobs right now... preparing for the U.S. Social Forum and Recruitment. I've also been helping out with our newsletter, which should be out by the weekend!
This week looks like a lot of time in the office - on the computer and on the phone - and a recruitment push this Saturday. I'll try to update Saturday afternoon to tell you all how recruitment went! Hopefully it's more of a success than last Saturday :(


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Monday, December 16, 2013
just add a bit of bling?...
18 comments:
- caroline said...
oh that is just so cute Mina, i love that image and your wonderful coloring
caroline x
- 16 December 2013 at 07:48
- debby4000 said...
Adorable card and also gorgeous too.
- 16 December 2013 at 08:30
- Sharon said...
This is gorgeous Mina. Such a cute image and I love the paper.
Russ and I actually got married on Friday 13th so I always consider it a lucky day. This year however Russ had to go for an MRI scan about his heart and Sophie had to go to the Docs about a mark which she needs a biopsy on. I am keeping hopeful in both cases.
Have a lovely week.
Hugs Sharon. x
- 16 December 2013 at 09:44
- CRAZYCRAFTSHED said...
Gorgeous card Mona love the image and fabulous colour's
Hugs Dianne xx :)
- 16 December 2013 at 10:36
- Sue said...
Gorgeous paper and sweet image.Love your colouring.
All went by fine on Friday,I forgot about it so maybe that's why.
Glad you enjoyed your family get together,hugs xx.
- 16 December 2013 at 14:43
- Linda Compton said...
Hi Min. Just took a few to catch up on what has been going on in your world. Sounds like you have everything under control. Your cards are stunning as always. I really like the addition of the glitter to the fruit. It pops beautifully. Have a very Merry Christmas Mina. Hugs, Linda
- 16 December 2013 at 16:47
- Boxofcolours said...
Great card Mina, I adore the added sparkle
- 16 December 2013 at 17:57
- cebelica said...
Such a beautiful image. I love the sweet image and the bling. Hugs! xx
- 16 December 2013 at 19:57
- NormaJean said...
Thank you for joining us at Craftitude, your project is Beautiful
hugs DT Norma jean
- 17 December 2013 at 00:11
- Phi said...
Such a lovely card Mina. Love that added bit of glitter sparkle.
- 17 December 2013 at 02:25
- tilly's crafts said...
a gorgeous Mo image! Thanks for joining us at Crafty Catz! Don't forget to check back for the winner & top 3 in January! Kim x
- 17 December 2013 at 08:27
- Mojca said...
oh I loveeee the gorgeous shine!!! hugs! MOjca
- 17 December 2013 at 19:28
- caroline said...
stunning card mina and excellent coloring as always, thank you for joining us at craftitude and good luck
caroline dt
- 17 December 2013 at 19:32
- mags said...
A gorgeous card Mina. Such a cute image and love all the sparkle.
- 17 December 2013 at 21:51
- PaperDaisies said...
Stunning. I love the design. Great job. Thank you for joining us over at Crafty Catz. Hugs Nina
- 18 December 2013 at 01:48
- M said...
Beautifully coloured in image on your pretty card and love the bird on the fruit. Thank you for joining us at Inkspirational Challenges. Come back next time! Marina
- 19 December 2013 at 03:15
- coops said...
so gorgeous mina.i love your design and papers and the image is stunning :D
xx coops xx
- 19 December 2013 at 18:24
- Yvonne Garner said...
Just precious! Perfect for our challenge at Inkspirational. Thank you for sharing.
- 26 December 2013 at 01:46


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Apple has bought asset workflow specialist Proximity for an undisclosed sum.
Proximity's main product, Artbox, manages clips, animations, stills and audio and is targeted at TV, news production and post-production workflows. It integrates format conversion, storage, workflow management, and search and retrieval of media into a single device.
Artbox also has a content management module that stores media in its native format. Users can search, locate, transfer and transcode, edit clips, generate EDL's media across multiple platforms and formats. It also gives users the ability to associate multiple pieces of artwork that exist in different formats and across multiple devices with a single story or project.
According to a note on the Proximity website "all Proximity technology and intellectual property, including artbox workgroup and artbox enterprise, was recently acquired by Apple. Existing Proximity customers with current support contracts will be contacted by Apple with details regarding their specific agreements and support requirements."
No details of the purchase have been made public and Apple has so far yet to comment.


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Hi friends! Today I am sharing a tutorial on the Sizzix blog, for mixed media storage containers made with Eileen Hull's Cookie Box die.
To see the full tutorial, you'll have to head over to the Sizzix blog.
Thank you so much for visiting today! Have a great weekend!
Paint: DecoArt Media Fluid Acrylics: Diarylide Yellow, Cadmium Orange Hue, Cobalt Teal Hue, Phthalo Turquoise, Green Gold, Phthalo Green Yellow, Carbon Black, Titanium White
Medium: DecoArt: Matte Medium, Modeling Paste, Gesso


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KIM Jong-Un has placed his country on the "brink of war" as a high-profile defector urged US President Donald Trump to assassinate the despot North Korean leader before he fires his nuclear weapons at America and the UK. Yesterday Trump pledged to ramp up defences against Pyongyang as he met China's president Xi Jinping for crunch talks in Florida.
Trump's arming comes as a massive joint naval exercise involving Japan, South Korea and the US was being held this week aimed at countering the threat from North Korean submarines – ramping up the tense situation in the region. This training was branded "reckless" by North Korea's foreign ministry who said it was driving the Korean peninsula to the "brink of war".
Thae, a former deputy ambassador in London, told NBC News: "Once he sees that there is any kind of sign of a tank or an imminent threat from America, then he would use his nuclear weapons with ICBM.
"If Kim Jong-un has nuclear weapons and ICBMs, he can do anything.
"So, I think the world should be ready to deal with this kind of person."
He continued: "Kim Jong-un is a man who can do anything beyond the normal imagination."
He added that the only "real solution to the North Korean nuclear issue is to eliminate Kim Jong-un from the post".
North Korea is estimated to have more than eight nuclear weapons but has not yet been able to show that it can attach them to a rocket capable of hitting the US.
Thae was living in London and serving as North Korea's deputy ambassador to the UK when he and his family defected to South Korea last year, so has a rare insight into the secretive country.
He believes the regime wants to kill him, making him a "marked man".
Although Thae is not directly involved in North Korea's weapons program he believes the country is aiming to complete its nuclear development program by the end of this year and will stop at nothing until it is finished.
He claimed Kim would even turn down trillions of dollars if he was offered a pay-off to ditch the programme.
The USA military said on Tuesday that nuclear-armed North Korea had fired a ballistic missile into the Sea of Japan but that it did not represent a threat to North America.
In February, North Korea launched four ballistic missiles from its eastern coast which fell close to Japan - in what it claimed was a drill for an attack on US bases.
Pyongyang is on a quest to develop a long-range missile capable of hitting the US mainland with a nuclear warhead, and has so far staged five nuclear tests, two of them last year.
Trump had piled on the pressure ahead of his first high-stakes meeting with President Jinping by saying he would take action against Kim Jong-un if China failed to step up.
Speaking to reporters on Air Force One, Trump said he would "certainly be prepared to act alone against North Korea".
He added: "But I think China will want to be stepping up."


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I imagine most people have heard by now that archaeologists from Cambridge's Newnham College have discovered a previously unknown Anglo-Saxon burial site at Trumpington Meadows (on the southern city limits of Cambridge, see map), with remains dating from the mid 7th century:
The girl, aged around 16, was buried on an ornamental bed – a very limited Anglo-Saxon practice of the mid to later 7th century – with a pectoral Christian cross on her chest, that had probably been sewn onto her clothing. Fashioned from gold and intricately set with cut garnets, only the fifth of its kind ever to be found, the artefact dates this grave to the very early years of the English Church, probably between 650 and 680 AD.
This mystery woman (already dubbed by the Independent, in an otherwise very nicely detailed piece, a 'princess'; the Guardian is more, well, guarded) was buried with three others, "an unsexed invididual in his or her twenties and two other slightly younger women."
The find is exciting for a variety of reasons. One, it's a high-status bed burial, which is rare. Two, the woman/girl in the bed was wearing a gold and garnet pectoral cross, which is very rare. Three, it's possible--given the style of the cross and the sex of those buried--that this is a monastic burial, that is, an indicator of a high-status religious foundation that no one knew about until now.
But here's a nifty video that will tell you more:
Apparently the skeletons and teeth are in relatively good shape, so my hope is that strontium analysis will follow shortly. With luck, there will also be some DNA to play with. Between the two, we might be able to learn whether the people are related and where they grew up. If we're extraordinarily lucky we might find out if they died of plague. (The dates make it possible that they were caught up in the plague of Justinian, c. 664.) Plague would offer one explanation for the death of such young women without obvious wounds. (Sixteen is a little young for death in childbirth. Not impossible, just not, in my opinion, hugely likely.) Another possibility, of course, is malaria: Trumpington isn't that far from the marshy goodness of the Wash.
But who might this woman have been? Well, she could have come from almost anywhere--which is why I'd love to see the strontium data. But if I had to guess (and I'm a novelist so, hey, that's what I do) I'd say she was either a) an oblate given into the care of a foundation as a baby (note the wear on the cross) by a king of, say, East Anglia, or b) a royal daughter of one of the minor, semi-independent groups being absorbed by said East Anglians and made unavailable for marriage (and therefore alliance-building) by tucking her safely away in a church.
What interests me most about this burial is the mix of grave goods: pectoral cross and girdle gear. This makes it an early burial; in my opinion, closer to 650 than 680. It might also argue for this young woman being in the line of succession for the religious house: wearing instruments of temporal power (chatelaine), wealth (bed) and piety (gold and garnet cross).
What does all this have to do with Hild? Perhaps not much. Perhaps a great deal. Until we get more information there's no way to know. So now I'm moving into purely speculative mode.
If these women, as suggested by the Independent, died during the first sweep of plague (c. 664), Hild would have been hosting and facilitating the Synod of Whitby even as they gasped and died. If it happened before that, it's remotely possible that this young woman was Hild's niece: Hild's sister Hereswith married into the royal house of East Anglia. (In my novel I put that marriage at c. 625, though most might argue for it to be a little later.) We don't know the name/s of Hereswith's daughter/s, if any, but I gave her one, born in 627 and called Æthelwyn--Noble Joy. Perhaps when Hereswith left for Faramoutiers (or whatever foundation Bede meant by 'Cale'--I don't think Chelles had been founded), Æthelwyn had to be left behind as a hostage for good behaviour. In which case it would make perfect sense for her to be hustled into the care of the church while her brother was groomed for the throne and their mother was shunted aside by men with powerful interests.
If this young woman (let's call her Æthelwyn; it's as good a name as any), was a nun, it's extremely unlikely she died as the result of childbearing. (Yes, nuns do sometimes get pregnant, but in such a case I doubt she would have been buried with full honours.) So I'm plumping for some infectious agent. The two most obvious culprits are either plague, in which case this isn't Hild's niece, or malaria, in which case she could be.
I'm really looking forward to more information. Perhaps we should take bets: malaria or plague?


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Or at least, I think she has. I helped her pack some more stuff yesterday, so I'm hoping she was able to finish up and get out of here today. I haven't heard from her yet, and if she was still packing, I didn't want to interrupt…
See, my friend Deb is moving from Florida back to Arizona. 😦 She doesn't really want to, but kinda has to at the moment. So, because she didn't really want to move, she was kinda dragging her feet about the whole packing thing. Add to that that she lives in a 2600 square foot house; she has a lot of stuff. Gorgeous stuff. The type of stuff I can only hope that I may one day have. And as we're packing stuff, she'd tell me the stories of where things came from… Absolutely amazing. She gave me some wonderful treasures as we were working, things that I hope to one day be able to give to people I love (the vase, especially–gorgeous silver with a ring of yellow, blue, purple, and red tiles set in just below the rim. beautiful!)
But to top it all off, she gave me the ENTIRE contents of her spice cabinet, fridge, and pantry. 7 boxes, and the big cooler… I sent things home with Amy, took stuff to my mom, and I still have an entire cookie sheet full of spices that have no home. And see, since I'm heading into my broke month, this is the best possible gift she could have given me, since now I essentially don't have to worry about groceries for ages.
I hope Ms. Deb is doing okay, driving all the way to Arizona. I'd hoped to be able to drive with her, but my school schedule made that impossible. She is truly the most generous woman I know, and I'll miss being able to see her as often as I'd like. This isn't truly a parting, since we do still have phones and email and Facebook, but it's not the same as her being here.
So, Ms. Deb, drive safe, be good, and have fun. Don't forget the pics and my postcards. I hope you made it out of Florida!


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BEST PERFORMANCE OF A SINGLE LINE OF DIALOGUESkittles "Touch," TBWA/Chiat/Day, New York. Actor David Jean Thomas, playing a blessed/cursed video-store worker and remarking on the upside of having just essentially committed manslaughter due to a condition whereby everything he touches turns to Skittles: "I guess it's pretty awesome."
Runner-up: Net 10 "Agent" Droga5. (Three-eyed, mutton-chopped villain on phone to his cell company) "Oh, you guys are evil." (Pause.) "You're welcome!"
DUAL WINNER: BEST LOW-BUDGET SPOT/BEST PERFORMANCE BY A FISHThe Oregon Coast Aquarium "I want to go to the aquarium," Leopold Ketel & Partners. A bowl, a goldfish and one line. The recipe for making something out of almost nothing.
BEST PERFORMANCE ABOUT FISHComcast "Fishies," Goodby, Silverstein & Partners. We don't know if the company deserves to die or not (now, Time Warner -- that's another story), but it makes a good commercial. Director Jim Jenkins and actor Leonard Earl Howze convey HD rapture with few discernable words.
MOST GRAPHIC ANIMAL-ON-ANIMAL SEX SCENES IN A BEVERAGE SPOTOrangina "Naturally Juicy," FFL, Paris. With a product name that ends in "gina" and French creative duo Fred and Farid onboard, one braces oneself. But nothing can prepare the mind for this oddly shocking dirty dance by a forest full of horny, Psyop-created anthropomorphized animals.
BEST USE OF NEWSPAPERBalled up and inserted into a foul weather jacket created by Taxi, Toronto, for distribution among the homeless of cold, cold Canada. Taxi creative Steve Mykolyn field tested the "15 Below Project" garment during eight hours in an industrial freezer (where temps ranged from -18 to -30 degrees C). His biggest complaint: boredom.
BEST PRESS RELEASECutwater's "What's going on in San Fran?"
Amid speculation about a San Fran agency to be launched by TBWA creative biggie Chuck McBride, a mysterious video arrived at Creativity HQ. It showed TBWA offices littered with corpses and the soon-to-be creative chief of new shop Cutwater enjoying a post-killing-spree cigarette and whispering reassuringly, "Relax. Everything's gonna be OK." Totally inappropriate, incorrect and excellent. The perfect counterpoint to the ridiculous, cliché-ridden PR that sets eyes a-rolling at agency launches.
MOST NEATO OUT OF HOMEHBO "Voyeur," BBDO, New York. A projection on a Lower East Side wall appears to provide a glimpse into the antics of a group of apartment dwellers. It's really a series of films shot by Jake Scott as part of an integrated campaign.
Runner-up: McDonald's Fresh Salads. Forget billboard soccer. Leo Burnett grows lettuce vertically!
PRODUCT THAT BEST STOOD UP TO ADVERTISING CLAIMSFage yogurt. The excellent print and out-of-home ads show neighboring brands literally making an impression on the creamy yogurt. And, yes, this stuff (particularly the full-fat version) has a texture that makes one want to completely submerge one's face in the container. My most virtuous new habit of '07.
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Why are we so ignorant? Why in the world do we take our children to view things that we'll spend years trying to explain away as "not real"? These are just two of the many questions that popped into my head when I was viewing pictures online from several local newspapers of children screaming as they're being chased by chainsaw wielding corpses or demonic creatures with blood running down their faces. Meanwhile, most parents are laughing and carrying on in the background as if it's the greatest form of entertainment available. This is not some "anti–Halloween, there can be no fun in your life" type post. (If you think that, then this is obviously your first time to this blog.) It goes much deeper than that. When I was out and about with a friend last week, I saw house after house with Halloween decorations, 9 out of 10 having gravestones, dead bodies or some sort of representation of death in their yards. I commented that for a people that so often claim to never think of the afterlife and don't even believe in heaven or hell, we sure seem obsessed with death. And why are there thirty demon and devil costumes to every one angel or princess costume during this "holiday"? I ask this seriously, not looking for a "because it's the devil's holiday" kind of response in mind. The devil no more has a day for himself than I have a million dollars in my wallet.
Of course most parents, I would assume, would scoff at the idea of this actually having anything to do with a real devil and real demons. It's all just harmless fun, right? Well I'd encourage the parents that spend their hard–earned money to take their kids to haunted houses to be chased by bloody axe murderers, to take a step back and look at their child's face. Look into their eyes and ask, "what if this is real? What if this is really going to haunt their memories? What if this isn't all just a big joke?" See their fear, that is real. See their tears, they too are real. Parents, wake up, you have a responsibility to protect your child that far outweighs "harmless fun".
So long for another year Halloween, you will not be missed.
Thursday, November 02, 2006
Chainsaws, Corpses & Children
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I am SO there with you on this!
As a people, we so often choose death over life and then ask God to rescue us from the curses we have intentionally invited into our families. The amazing thing about Jesus is that He actually comes to our aid. How He loves us to a depth that defies comprehension. We are incredibly stupid creatures at times.
Thank you for speaking the truth and for blasting it out over Myspace. Needs to be said and heard.
Many blessings to you and yours...Christina
- November 2, 2006 at 11:18:00 AM EST
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Homophobic bullying starts at primary say Highland pupils
Homophobic bullying among children starts at primary school, according to Highland pupils.
Preliminary results of monitoring for this type of bullying suggests that 36% of secondary pupils in the region have reported being targeted.
About 71% of those young people said the abuse started when they were at primary school.
The information is contained in a paper to Highland councillors meeting next week.
Highland Council monitors various forms of bullying at its schools, but officers report that there was a gap in the local authority's knowledge of the extent and impact of homophobic bullying.
According to the charity Stonewall, the behaviour is targeted at someone who is lesbian, gay or bisexual, or because people think they are.
In their report, Highland Council officers said: "There is little information on the extent and impact of homophobic bullying in Highland schools, while at the same time the international literature shows that this form of prejudice based bullying has universal impact on school ethos and pupil well-being.
"The psychological service has been working with Highland Youth Voice Executive to produce a survey that can address this gap in knowledge."
Invergordon Academy has piloted the survey and, following analysis, the results will be published early next year.
The paper will be discussed next week's meeting of the community safety, public engagement and equalities committee.
So far for the 2013-14 academic year, the council's education performance management unit has also recorded six racist incidents.


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AS A DEDICATION TO THE ARTIST WHEN HE WAS YOUNG Second StAtion: Funeral
|The installation "as a dedication to the artist when he was young" by Flavio Sciolè can be visited at "Artcevia International Art Festival from 13th July to 27th September. The exhibit and textual criticism are by Laura Coppa.
The installation is related to the figure of the young artist, which has often been turned into a myth, too many times exploited. Going into a room, we realize to be in a bedroom. Looking above us we find out a hanged body/dummy. The wish is to show the condition of the young artist, who is exploited, despised, derided, never helped. They let him die in his own rigorousness and he is accepted only if he decides to surrender/sell out. In this case we find him with a slip-knot around his neck, he committed suicide.
The installation is the first station of the project, the second station will take place at the end of the festival: a funeral and a physical burial of the dummy
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When Apple announced Tuesday that it was finally lifting the so-called digital rights management (DRM) restrictions that iTunes music customers found so onerous, it left one thing out: the cost of doing so — in money and, as we learned overnight, time.
"We are thrilled to be able to offer our iTunes customers DRM-free iTunes Plus songs in high quality audio," said Steve Jobs in a press release.
"It's really easy," said senior vice president Phil Schiller in his Macworld keynote address, "to go in and convert your entire music library" with one click.
He didn't mention that it would cost you 30 cents per song, 60 cents per music video, and 30% of the cost of an album to do it.
Leave it to Apple (AAPL) to turn the lifting of restrictions into a profit center. If users convert every one of the 6 billion songs purchased from the iTunes Store over the past six years, a rich new revenue stream will flow toward Cupertino. Techcrunch's Erick Schonfeld calls it a "$1.8 billion music tax."
Of course, not all of those 6 billion songs will be converted. Apple's DRM protection scheme made it difficult to move music from one computer to another, share it with friends or play it on a non-Apple music player, such as SanDisk's (SNDK) Sansa Fuze or Microsoft's (MSFT) Zune — restrictions that don't affect every iTunes customer.
Besides, as AppScout helpfully points out, you can still make your songs DRM-free by burning them on a disk and ripping them back into iTunes.
But the burn-and-rip process is cumbersome and wastes a lot of plastic, so we decided to try the Schiller one-click method.
The first thing we learned was that it's not quite as easy as he made it sound.
When I went to the iTunes store, the little "Upgrade My Library" button, which usually appears at the bottom of the Quick Links box in the upper right hand corner of the front page, was mysteriously missing.
It took some time to figure out why. If you have several iTunes accounts — as I do — you have to log in on the account you used to purchase your songs before you can convert them. (Note to Steve: Removing a button is not the best way to send this message to a user.)
When I finally situated myself in the proper account, the button appeared. I clicked it and held my breath. I have a lot of stuff in my music library — 4,579 songs, to be precise. Converting all that music could be prohibitively expensive.
As it turned out, the bulk of my songs had nothing to do with Apple. Most of them were copied legally from my — and my friends' — CD collections.
But 231 songs — consisting of 100 individual titles and 6 albums, according to iTunes — had been purchased from the Apple store and were eligible for conversion at a cost of $50.60.
OK. At 12:25 a.m. PST, I clicked and waited.
Seven hours later, I'm still waiting.
"Your iTunes Plus upgrade is now processing," my computer tells me. "When your iTunes Plus music is ready to begin downloading, you will receive an email with download instructions and other information about your upgrade."
Either a lot of people decided to convert their music Tuesday night, overburdening Apple's iTunes servers, or this is a more cumbersome process than I — or Phil Schiller — imagined.
UPDATE: Three days, six error messages, three phone calls to Apple, two intercessions by iTunes customer support and $109.47 later, I've successfully update all the copy-protected items in all my accounts — 473 songs and 14 albums. I think I may need a better sound system to hear the difference in audio quality.


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It was almost a year ago when my husband and I took some advice and guidance from general conference and applied it to our family. I never thought that a General Conference talk could still impact my life this much a year later. As the first talk in the Sunday Morning session of the October 2007 General Conference of the Church, President Eyring taught the members of the Church by example "to find ways to recognize and remember God's kindness" (Ensign, Nov. 2007, 67). As President Eyring related to us the account of his first inspiration to begin keeping a family journal and how keeping the family journal was a daily blessing for him as he "became ever more certain that our Heavenly Father hears and answers prayers" and "felt more gratitude for the softening and refining that [came] because of the Atonement of the Savior Jesus Christ," President Eyring also shared that that his family journal has since been a blessing years later to his sons as "reading of what happened long ago helped [them] notice something God had done in [their] day."
In beginning a family journal of your own, you could do as President Eyring did and ask: "Have I seen the hand of God reaching out to touch us or our children or our family today?" Or, you could personalize the idea of a family journal and prayerfully adapt it to your own family's needs. This could mean a happiness journal, a gratitude journal, a journal of family spiritual experiences, or a blessings journal. As you seek his inspiration, the Lord will bless you with promptings of how you can better keep baptismal covenants as a family to always remember him. President Eyring has promised us that as we "will find a way to preserve [memories of God's messages] for the day that [we], and those that [we] love, will need to remember how much God loves us how much we need Him," these memories "will soften [our] hearts to allow the Holy Ghost to testify to [us]."


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Tips for Farkle Dice Game
Farkle is an American conventional dice game. It is simply a type of board game initially. With the growth of technology, some firms have currently advertised the game. Now, we could play the video game on our computer systems and online.
You Love dice games. I hope you will love bitcoin dice game additionally. Have to Inspect.
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Orlando Language Center
Mi Querida Colombia
Continental Builders USA
Humberto Music
Estevez Lawn Services
Sunstate Quality Cleaning
Pablo Rendic Olivieri
Soneros Latin GrillSoneros Latin Grill is a restaurant specializing in Latin Cuisine, bringing great Hispanic flavors from Colombia, Venezuela, Puerto Rico, Argentina, Peru, Ecuador, and many more. Our chefs are experienced and have exquisite taste in the preparation of the culinary delights. We use the best and fresher ingredients to bring great flavors to your table; along with a special customer service to make you and your family's experience at our restaurant unique and unforgettable.
Pablo Rendic OlivieriDigital artist. In his role as a digital artist, he is responsible for helping clients analyze the most effective way to deliver their message by creating a marketing plan that strategically maximizes ROI. He designs and develops websites, digital media marketing campaigns, (including social media, SEO, pay per click, ads and many more) mobile-friendly websites, graphic design projects, online communications, videos stories and TV commercials about your company.
HBCThe Hispanic Business Council is an organization under the umbrella of the Kissimmee/Osceola County Chamber of Commerce. The Kissimmee/Osceola Chamber of Commerce is an association of business people whose priority is to improve the business community while improving and making their company more profitable.
Fish Taco KissimmeeWe make all our food fresh for you with the most care and attention to detail with the only goal of delighting you with our real Mexican taste.
Estevez LawnWell-designed landscaping ideas can complement your home's architecture and design, and the right plants, flowers, and shrubbery can greatly enhance your curb appeal by adding color, texture and even fragrance to your yard.
CMSCMS has over 45 years of experience as General Contractor with an engineering background.
Continental BuildersOver eleven years ago, Continental Builders USA Began as a Stucco Contractor and since then, our company has expanded our scope to include not only Stucco, and EIFS, but also Pre-cast, Drywall, Paint, Stone Veneer, Re-hab, Laminate and Tile Distributors.
FHCA OrlandoThe highest education of health care
El Osceola StarFREE Weekly Publication with Over 45,000 readers.
The Center OrlandoWe look to transform our community by inspiring and connecting people and organizations, promoting acceptance and inclusion, empowering them to achieve their potential.
Posner EstatesPosner Estates is a resort style, gated, courtyard villas community in the heart of central Florida featuring 3 and 4 bedroom floor plans. This resort is just minutes from Theme Parks, entertainment, restaurants, nightlife, shopping, championship golf and Interstate 4 which allows easy access to surrounding Orlando area.
Eduardo PerroneFrom conception to creation, we will guide you through each step of the process to make your theme and decorations personalized and unique.
Southern Image LandscapeAt Southern Image Landscape our company's mission is to provide quality and professional work in a timely fashion.
AJ's Air A/C And RefrigerationWe at AJ's Air are proud and thrilled to be able to bring the incredible products offered by Trane to our clients. As an authorized Trane dealer, AJ's Air can sell and install this high quality and innovative line of cooling products.
Astute Protection & InvestigationBackground Checks
Junior Colombian BurgerWe use only the best ingredients that keep customers coming back AGAIN ANd again.
Word ConnectionsWord Connections will expand your opportunities, limit risks and maximize your initiatives so that you can reach your customer, client or partner with reliable, accurate and timely English-Portuguese translation and interpretation, overcoming language and cultural barriers.
Superbus TransportationSuperbus is a family business owned company that provides reliable and safe charter bus transportation.
America Tax InsuranceFor the right coverage at the right price, America Tax & Insurance, Inc. is the right choice for your insurance needs.
Orlando Language CenterThe Orlando Language Center was developed to make English classes accessible for everyone.
Mi Querida ColombiaOur restaurant isn't just a place to have lunch or eat dinner at. It is an experience!
Continental Builders USAOver eleven years ago, Continental Builders USA Began as a Stucco Contractor and since then, our company has expanded our scope to include not only Stucco, and EIFS, but also Pre-cast, Drywall, Paint, Stone Veneer, Re-hab, Laminate and Tile Distributors.
Humberto MusicHumberto is a Jazz and Classical Pianist, Improviser, Private Instructor and Composer, who specializes in music for Film and other visual media.
Estevez Lawn ServicesEstevez and his team have the equipment and necessary experience to remove your palm tree with the utmost care and safety.
Sunstate Quality CleaningWe specialize in commercial and residential power/soft washing services and flooring maintenance. As a professional company, we are licensed and insured. We treat our costumer properties like if it were ours.
Pablo Rendic OlivieriCurrently Rendic Olivieri is the proud owner of Imagine Digital eXpressions Inc. where him and his team of experts help companies to achieve their full potential with all their marketing needs.