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Chapter 11: Home- the Basis of a Righteous Life/
After the marriage lesson, we of course have one about family. However, I really liked the title of Gordon B. Hinckley Chapter 11: Home- the Basis of a Righteous Life. As you focus on building homes of righteousness it really allows the focus to include all different styles of families including households of one.
It is so important though to continue to teach about family and to encourage the development of strong, righteous ones. "The strength of any nation is rooted within the walls of its homes" (see the Introduction). We must continue to build up our own families as well as be a support to the families around us. That is how we create a better world, one family at a time.
Questions to Ponder
Some of these questions are from the manual, others are ones that I thought of- use them in your preparation, lesson, or to help you think of your own.
- How does remembering and understanding that the family "encompasses the most sacred of all relationships" (section 1) affect your relationships with family members?
- How does understanding this sacred relationship affect the way you prioritize your time and activities?
- What does it mean for you to devote your "best efforts to the teaching and rearing of [your] children in gospel principles"? How do you do this? Why is it important to you?
- How has gospel teaching in your home blessed your family?
- How can parents improve in their efforts to help their children live the gospel?
- How can those without children at home aid in teaching gospel principles?
- Why does family prayer bring blessings? (section 3)
- What blessings have you experience because of having regular family prayer?
- How does family prayer grow your family's faith?
- What is lost when we neglect family prayer?
- What can you learn from President Hinckley's experience with FHE as a young boy? (section 4)
- How have you been blessed through Family Home Evening?
- What applications does the story of the locust tree (section 5) have for you?
- What can parents learn from the President Hinckley's teachings in section 6?
- What are some ways that parents and others can reach out in love to wayward children?
- Why is it important to discipline children with love rather than anger?
- What are some things you can do to discipline with love?
- How can family members nurture a spirit of love and respect for each other? (section 7)
- In what ways does a strong family strengthen the nation?
- What are the most important things you want your family to know?
- What are some ways you mistakenly begin to neglect our families? How can you overcome these obstacles?
- How can you continue to strengthen your family?
- How can friends help strengthen family?
Teacher Study
Here are some articles to study as you continue to prepare for your lesson. They should NOT replace the manual but rather help answer questions and strengthen your own testimony so that it is easy to teach with confidence and answer questions that arise during your lesson.
"For Peace at Home" by Elder Richard G. Scott
"More Diligent and Concerned at Home" by Elder David A. Bednar
"Strengthen Home and Family" by Sister Mary N. Cook
"Family Councils" by Elder M. Russell Ballard
"Defenders of the Family Proclamation" by Sister Bonnie L. Oscarson
"Why Marriage, Why Family" by Elder D. Todd Christofferson
The Family: A Proclamation to the World Study Journal
You can use this study journal as you prepare to teach this lesson or take pages from it to split your class into groups. Through the end of June, you can purchase it for 50% off with promo code HOME (all caps).
"This family study guide would be great not only for married couples and families, but for young men, women, and young single adults who are preparing for their own future families. It is filled with uplifting music, inspiring videos, and articles that venerate the divine calling of mothers and fathers, and declare the divine nature of families." -Elizabeth L.
Suggested Videos
"Learn in Thy Youth" (about 3 minutes)- Clip from President Hinckley
"The Family: A Proclamation to the World" (about 8 1/2 minutes)- from President Hinckley
"What Is the Purpose of Family?" (about 1 1/2 minutes)- The family is the building block of society
"Family Night" (about 1 1/2 minutes)- Video about family home evening
Family- Lots more videos about family
Scripture Study
These are the same scriptures mentioned at the end of the manual. I include them here because of the importance in reading our scriptures as we prepare.
Teaching Thoughts
These are my ideas. My hope is that reading my thoughts will be a springboard to finding the right plans for your class.
- Help your class consider the sacredness of families by beginning your lesson with a focus on Heavenly Father's overall goal for us (Moses 1:39). How does he accomplish this goal? Through the Plan of Salvation. What is the key component of the Plan of Salvation? Families. God designed for us to come to earth as part of a family and made it possible for us to have our families forever. Because this is earth life, families are not perfect but the organization is divine. I like the above infographic from LDS.org to demonstrate this point. You could also end this point with the video mentioned above, "What Is the Purpose of Family?"
- I love the Take 5 and Try It handout included in My Computer is My Canvas class packet. It would make a great handout for those that can't attend the class as well as those that do.
- What are some ways you can build a home of faith? As you talk about Family Home Evening and Family Prayer, you can also include ways we can intentionally make our homes more centered on Christ. Build a house on your board. As you talk about each section in this chapter, add a wall, floor, ceiling, etc. End with a quote from the manual such as "The strength of any nation is rooted within the walls of its homes. We urge our people everywhere to strengthen their families in conformity with these time-honored values." (last lines in intro)
- In section 2, take a few minutes to share appreciation for the different talents men and women have (not comparison). Why do you suppose that all the gifts are not given to all? What does it teach us about family and the way they work?
- In my videos helps, I mentioned the engineering sized print from The Mormon Home. It's under July. I also mentioned my post, How Well Are You Guarding Your Nest with the 3 questions to ask.
- The Mormon Home also has a great post about filling our homes with love that may help you with your lesson.
- As you prepare to discuss Family Prayer, head back to Chapter 6 and remember the promised blessings (and get more ideas). How do these blessings expand as we have family prayer? Consider challenging your class to fill out this Prayer Thoughts printable or referencing their Family Council agenda before prayers.
- President Hinckley says it best, "If you have any doubt about the virtue of family home evening, try it." Have a few people share what works for them when it comes to FHE. It will be different for everyone but it helps to hear ideas. Try to get ideas from people in a variety of situations to comment such as those without children at home, those with young children, those with teens, and those by themselves. You may want to called people ahead of time. I have several helps and free printables available on the blog for FHE for those that need it such as these Singing Time signs or game ideas. Of course, there is always A Year of FHE for even more ideas.
- Use my Time banner to organize your lesson. Each letter has a coordinating word that goes with it. T= Teach (family prayer, FHE, etc) I = Immediate (goes with the tree story) M= Matters (Families are sacred) E= Eternal. Put up each letter as you cover the topic then show a Homefront where at the end it says, "Family, isn't it about time." You can also use the quote from President Dieter F. Uchtdorf that says, "In family relationships love is really spelled T-I-M-E."
- Focus on the tree analogy in section 5. Bring a tree or illustrate one on the board to give your class something visual. Tell the story part then give the title of the lesson to your class and ask them to draw an analogy. It's a great way to see things through another person's eyes. I think you could also compare the tree to when we try to make better choices- we cut down our own branches and try to grow a new one. However, if we don't constantly nourish that new habit or work hard at keeping it, it will bend easily.
- This lesson is a great one for discussion because no two families are going to do things exactly the same. Allow time for others to share their experiences, solutions, and even questions. One thing that really worked well for us in cultivating greater love is Family Fun Packets.
- Remember, Grady from This Mormon Life always does a podcast for each chapter too.
- Love Pray Teach also has a handout packet with note pages and more for this lesson. Use code chicken05 for 5% off.
Find hymns under the topics of Home, Fatherhood, and Motherhood.


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Turning $10,000 into $1 Billion
The orders to buy Kollymagnus shares just keep dripping into the Fool Australia email bag, even after we revealed it as our first ever April Fool's prank.
In case you missed the fun, you can read all about Kollymagnus here, including how it might be sitting on up to 400 million tonnes of Kolymoloptusium, a rare earth used in "self-cleaning vacuum cleaners, 5G microwave communication towers, green wind tunnels, CAT scan detectors and smartphone antennas."
Proud Fools
It seems like word spread fast about Kollymagnus, with the shares even mentioned in the Commsec stock chat room. It was the proudest moment in the short history of fool.com.au.
We did also receive some emails from disgruntled Fools, not because they were upset in missing out on getting into this millionaire maker stock, but because we'd wasted their time.
They have a point. They see us as a reputable company and brand, and trust us to do the research for them (once we have our AFSL). When we say we've found a good thing, they say "bring it on."
We're flattered. It's great consumers think of us so highly that they'll want to follow our investing guidance. We hope to repay that faith in the years ahead.
Turn $10,000 into $1 billion
But we're fearful as well. There are many companies and advisors out there who peddle high-risk investment schemes, promising unbelievable returns, all for "just $4,000 per year".
One email we received talked about a friend who was making "9% on average per month trading call options with CFDs".
We're impressed. 9% per month is pretty damn good. By comparison, and contrast, the Aussie share market gained a paltry 2% for the first quarter of this year.
9% per month versus 2% per quarter.
It looks like a no brainer.
And when you do the maths, you'll find making 9% per month, every month, will turn an initial investment of $10,000 into $1 million in just 4½ years.
Sign me up
At this stage, people can go one of three ways.
1. Wow. Sign me up. This is the get rich scheme I've been looking for. $4,000 per year is cheap compared to the riches I'll be making.
2. Hmm…this sounds interesting, but I need to be convinced.
3. This is far too good to be true. I'm keeping a long barge-pole between this and myself.
By now, you may have guessed in which camp we've pitched our tent.
But if you're still in camps 1 and 2, let us take the "9% per month, every month" returns a little further.
After hitting the big $1 million in just 4½ years, the next milestone would come just 8 months later, when your initial $10,000 would be worth $2 million.
After that, things get really exciting, with your next million coming in just another 5 months.
But why stop at just $3 million?
It's during year 7 that things really get interesting. Not only do you hit the $10 million mark, but you also start to make $1 million per month.
It surely can't get any better than this, hey? $1 million per month, every month.
But wait…
Be a billionaire: Own your own jet
Owning your own sports team, thoroughbred stables, 50 metre yacht, and Gulfstream jet are now within reach.
Just into your 11th year of earning 9% per month, every month, your $10,000 will have turned into $1 billion.
Now by this stage even the most optimistic investor might be thinking this is stretching things a bit far. They might be thinking maybe it's unrealistic for anyone to make 9% per month, every month.
Let us put it bluntly…
9% per month, every month, is simply impossible.
Let us go even further…
Such returns are only ever possible over the short-term, and only then with the use of high levels of leverage, usually in the form of margin loans. As such, they are high risk strategies, which are prone to totally blow up.
We'd suggest they'd blow up at least once most years, and definitely at least once every 5 years. And by blow up, we mean a total wipe out, losing not just your initial capital, but possibly your life savings and house too.
If in doubt, we always go by the maxim that if it looks too good to be true, it almost certainly is.
The only way smart people can go broke
And whilst we're at it, we consulted the bank of Warren Buffett quotes on using leverage to juice your returns…
When you combine ignorance and leverage, you get some pretty interesting results.
Leverage is the only way a smart guy can go broke … You do smart things, you eventually get very rich. If you do smart things and use leverage and you do one wrong thing along the way, it could wipe you out, because anything times zero is zero. But it's reinforcing when the people around you are doing it successfully, you're doing it successfully, and it's a lot like Cinderella at the ball. The guys look better all the time, the music sounds better, it's more and more fun, you think, 'Why the hell should I leave at a quarter to 12? I'll leave at two minutes to 12.' But the trouble is, there are no clocks on the wall. And everybody thinks they're going to leave at two minutes to 12.
The Motley Fool aims to educate people about money, particularly the share market. Once a year, part of that education may involve our annual April Fool's prank. Be warned.
We're sorry to the people who felt we've wasted their time. But on the flip side, we hope they may think of the hour 'wasted' as an hour 'educated'.
One cheap hour of education
Kollymagnus, quoted on the Darwin Stock Exchange, and cheap as chips at just 1.5 cents, was simply so good to be true that it didn't exist.
But it didn't stop some people from offering to invest over $120,000 worth of shares in this totally fictitious company.
If one hour of Foolish education can save the Australian investing public $120,000, we think it's well worth it.

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Winter, for me, is a season of new beginnings, reflection, and thanksgiving. I love the cheerful moods, holiday festivities, changing of color, and increased wearing of sweaters. I spent some time gathering items that remind me of the season and make me appreciate the month of November even more!
-1- This camera makes me want to get lost in the woods for hours. -2- These colorblock sneakers are perfect for the unavoidable errands of holiday season. -3- I'm thankful for California. Represent the Pacific NW! -4- The Grace Pack is high on my wish list. It's handmade in San Francisco! -5- This blouse reminds me of my mother's table cloths during dinner parties. -6- I've had the pleasure of working with Crash before. Their drafting table is so charming! -7- I love a good vintage floral. This fresh, pixellated version looks too good to walk on. -8- I snagged a black wool fedora at the flea market last weekend. Here's a floppy version! -9- Thanksgiving is a time for loved ones, food, and festive tablewear. -10- I can't wait to take this bike out for long weekend rides across the city and beyond! -11- A rich, red saddle for a touch of femininity. Someday!


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Wednesday, 8 February 2017
Project bags and crochet pillow
14 comments:
- butterfly said...
Oh Lynn your bag is just beautiful love the material .
- 8 February 2017 at 18:20
- Kate said...
Such a delightful post Lynn! I love your project and notions bags - such cute fabric that you've used. You've chosen such luscious colours for your crochet projects. I'm going to make one of those bracelets and a necklace (your link) since I just happen to have a ball of the perfect yarn for them. Thank you for the links. I'm beginning to wonder if all the time I spend online is why I'm falling behind with my projects. ;) I enjoyed reading about your son's reaction to falling down the stairs with his mom. It's a COLD day here today due to the strong wind but they're promising warm by the weekend.
- 8 February 2017 at 19:02
- Stitchy Mc Floss said...
Love your bag. I need to get a bag or two. All my UFO's have been living in over sized zip locked bags. :)
The pillow is so pretty. I am so excited to see what you make next. I love crocheting, and knitting, too. Have you tried knitting?
Wishing you a most lovely day.
- 8 February 2017 at 19:47
- Laura said...
I love your bags and those bracelets are just the cutest!
- 8 February 2017 at 20:33
- annemarie said...
Beautiful projects!! Love the colors in both granny square projects. You really should open up your own etsy shop!
- 8 February 2017 at 20:45
- Marjan said...
Love your projectbag and the little notion pouch with it! (I am still searching for a proper dutch translation of the word Notion Pouch *Ü*) What a great idea of using the ring for the stitchmarkers; I will remember that.
Accicents like yours I regonize: I have it with wide sleeves as well..:-)
What a sweet comment of your son, but ofcourse very good of his mum protecting him.
You have made beautyful crochet. Are you making the snowblanket?
Have fun with your projectbags: I know how it feels *Ü*
Greetings again
- 8 February 2017 at 22:56
- Shannon Meyer said...
I too have been playing around with making project bags. I'm not good with zippers so mine have draw-string closures:) I do love the fabric you used for yours!! And that pillow is very pretty, the backing fabric is perfect for it.
- 8 February 2017 at 23:35
- Rhona said...
Your project bags are wonderful, and I adore the fabric you chose. The granny square pillow is wonderful and the backing fabric is perfect too. Youtube is brilliant for learning new crafts...that's how I learned to crochet too!
- 9 February 2017 at 19:48
- Homeschoolmom said...
So beautiful! I have seen that print on Graphic 45 scrapbooking materials.
- 10 February 2017 at 00:09
- Julie.C said...
What a lovely collection I to love project bags I have so many, I recently purchased one from Betsy Makes I follow her Pod Cast and I also watch Crafternoon Treats I have some of her yarn and want to make a purse when I get round to it(another to add to my list) I love your cushion Lynn the colours a nice.
Julie.C xx
- 10 February 2017 at 09:21
- The Inspired Stitcher said...
Your bags are so nicely done. Love the idea for the stitch markers. That will make them very accessible when you need them. So pretty!
- 10 February 2017 at 15:53
- Justine said...
Your project bags are absolutely gorgeous- I wish I could make them but I'm not very good with my machine. Yes I can relate to the accident prone thing as well. My husband is always pointing out "mystery bruises" where I've bashed my legs who knows where?!
- 12 February 2017 at 19:41
- Heather said...
Beautiful bag! lol I loved your stair story because I'm the the exact same way! I tripped down the bleacher stairs at my after prom after being called for an award in front of literally the entire senior class
- 16 February 2017 at 20:03
- Mãos e manias said...
Everything is so cute!!! Love the bags and bracelets!
- 21 June 2017 at 22:56


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remember being little, thinking how ridiculous adults sounded when they said:
"My how time flies" or
"Where has this month gone" ? ? ?
And now it's me. Does this mean I'm old? [note: hey that's meant to be rhetorical only :~ ]
Since I last made an entry I've documented the wedding celebrations of 3 very different but incredibly wonderful couples.
Cristina & Matt were married July 8 here in Columbia. Their ceremony was at Missouri Methodist, a church I've shot in many times, but I've never created pictures in that sanctuary that I'm more excited about than these. Big BIG thanks to that day's assistants: Stacie Pottinger just nailed exposures from the front balcony during the ceremony and Sara Brown's timing & angles [even though she shot seated by the aisle], are tremendous.
Missouri Methodist is beautiful & awe-inspiring, but quite dark [even during the afternoon] & pretty darn tricky to photograph. Honestly I've never seen a ceremony here photographed any better than what the three of us were able to do working as a team that day. Confessing the obvious: great images are never just because a photographer was in the right place at the right time with the right equipment & know-how. It's all about the LOVE. Matt & Cristina have an amazing chemsitry. When they smiled at each other as Cristina was coming down the aisle, it was if there was no one else in the room -- nonetheless 300 friends. I think every woman in the room feel a little bit in love with Coach Matt Heet that day, but clearly it is Cristina with whom he is smitten [and vice-versa!]. How fun it will be to watch these two grow old together.
Mizzou fans will get a special kick out of this album. Take a look and see!
Oh, and one final thought. Really, just a shoutout to all involved. WOW! -- to anyone who played any part in the re-creation of the Kemper Ballroom in the recently rennovated Lela Raney Wood Hall on Stephens campus -- what magnificant work you did! This ballroom is BEAUTIFUL. The wooden plank floors, the histroric light fixture, those oversized windows; all absolutely breathtaking. What an asset to Stephens campus, to downtown Columbia and to our community's history. It was the perfect place for Matt & Cristina, a Stephens College graduate, to dance the night away. Great people. Great atmosphere. Delicious food. And friends who are fabulously fun. I haven't been creating albums of the weddings I've documented of late -- I've LOVED, LOVED Kim's, but they really take some time. With
however, I just couldn't help myself -- it just seems the pictures themsevles were begging to be more than 4x6 proofs.
It's all about the love. ~ amy


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Departing from Toulouse-Blagnac Airport's Runway 32L in France, the A350-1000 began its flight test and certification programme with a maiden takeoff on 24 November -
Taking off from Runway 32L at Toulouse-Blagnac Airport in France on 24 November, the no. 1 A350-1000 began its certification campaign duties that will include exploration of the flight envelope, handling qualities, aerodynamic loads and braking for this longest-fuselage version of the A350 XWB -
The no. 1 A350-1000's maiden takeoff – performed in France from Toulouse-Blagnac Airport's Runway 32L on 24 November – initiated a fast-paced certification campaign leading to the first airline deliveries of Airbus' longest-fuselage A350 XWB version in the second half of 2017
A six-member crew, led by Airbus experimental test pilot Hugues van der Stichel (second from right), was selected for the no. 1 A350-1000's first flight
The crew for Airbus' A350-1000 first flight (from left to right): experimental test pilot Frank Chapman– flight test engineer Stéphane Vaux– Patrick du Ché, head of flight and integration tests– flight test engineer Gérard Maisonneuve– Emanuele Costanzo, head of the flight test division's energy group– and experimental test pilot Hugues van der Stichel
The no. 1 A350-1000, manufacturer's serial number MSN059, is one of three aircraft that will participate in the A350-1000's flight test and certification programme
Iniciado ya el programa de ensayos en vuelo;
Tres aviones de desarrollo se encargarán del programa A350-1000 para la certificación.


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Documenting the love and spirit of a remarkable woman.Read More
I volunteer for an organization called Found Families who provide sessions to families who have recently adopted a child. Last month, I was happy to be paired with a family in nearby Glen Cove, who have two adopted daughters. Their youngest, Sophia, joined the family earlier this year and when I met her, was just about to celebrate her first birthday.Read More
A wintry in-home newborn session in Park Slope, Brooklyn.Read More
Early days at home with baby Amelia, a Queens newborn photography session from this past December.Read More
Looking back on my client work of 2018 and feeling truly blessed. A million thank yous to all those who entrusted me with their stories this year.Read More
I first met Ashley and Jason two years ago, just days after their second child was born. We documented one of those first days at home with a new baby and adjusting to life with two littles. They invited me back last year to make a second film in which they discussed all they had learned in that first year of parenting two kids, and this year, we collaborated on the family's third film.Read More
Photographs from a family documentary photography session in Astoria, Queens.Read More
A few weeks ago I had the great pleasure of meeting and photographing the Sweeney Family in their home in nearby Garden City. I spent the morning with them just a few weeks after Christmas, and they shared some of their favorite winter in-home activities with me: coloring, playing board games, making cookies and eating lunch as a family.Read More
Sharing a family session on the blog today - The Dennis Family from Garden City, NY.Read More
A morning at home with the Pooran family - photographs from this in-home session on Long island on the blog today!Read More
My annual visit with Miss Willa never disappoints. I love seeing this lady grow and evolve and at almost three, her sweet little personality is really blooming. Photos from this family session on the upper west side of Manhattan are on the blog today!Read More
A family session at the Bronx Zoo - such a fun day! A combination of an awesome family and one of my favorite NYC locations. Their photos and family lifestyle video are on the blog today.Read More
I began volunteering for the organization Spectrum Inspired a few months ago, and this was my first session for them. I'd love for you to read this beautiful family's story and check out the accompanying photographs.Read More
A look back at some of my favorite images and films from documentary family client sessions this year. So grateful for all my amazing families.Read More
This past summer the family moved out east to a new house in Suffolk County, so it was important to them to have this new chapter in their story recorded. It makes my heart happy when families value the importance of photographing these milestones. Come take a look.Read More
One of the aspects that I really love about being a family photographer is getting the opportunity to photograph the same families again and again. This was my third session with the Carmenini family - and I cannot believe how fast little Willa is growing.Read More
I have quickly fallen in love with doing full day "A Day in the Life" sessions - 8 to 10 hours spent with a family, in their home, immersed in the routine of their everyday lives. This full day session in Connecticut was one of my favorites to date!Read More
A look at a day I spent with the amazing Wilson Family last month in Morristown, New Jersey. Spending an entire day with families like this one is why "A Day in the Life" photography has my heart.Read More


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Useful Full Size Bed Frame with Drawers
Full size bed frame with drawers – Beds practices where not only rest, also have an extra storage space. Functional furniture that makes you takes life easier. Beds with drawers are common in juvenile furniture but also can be used in different rooms.
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Enterprise HRIS is the team responsible for all HR Technology solutions for The Walt Disney Company. We partner with the business and our internal and external IT partners to define requirements, design, implement and sustain technology solutions.
This team interacts with all segments, lines of business and employees around the world. Our vision is to create the most comprehensive package of capability ever offered to the employees, leaders and executives of TWDC. Our comprehensive technology solutions are in alignment and support the new HR Operating model for the company driving business value for the Human Resource function.
Reporting to the Sr. Manager, HRIS, the HRIS Intern will support and partner with the Senior Analysts supporting our Enterprise SAP system. This involves consulting with the HR community (enterprise wide), with our internal and external IT partners and external vendors, to clearly articulate the business needs in systems language to ensure effective, efficient and creative solutions in the ongoing maintenance and further development of the HR modules of SAP and other enterprise HR systems.
This position will have the opportunity to experience first-hand the intricacies and skills required to support HR technology for a large organization like Disney. Responsibilities of this position include:
- Assist Sr. Analysts in capturing and documenting business requirements
- Assist in test preparation and execution of system solutions
- Perform analysis of data and processes within the existing system solution
- Perform master data configuration in SAP, such as pay rate structures and table updates
Basic Qualifications
- Team oriented – values the synergy of a team and is eager to be a part of a successful team
- Can-do attitude – eager to offer solutions to not only solve problems, but prevent them from happening in the future
- Flexibility – dealing with a variety of team members, situations and requirements while remaining calm under pressure
- Technology savvy – ability to understand and quickly learn about new technology solutions
Preferred Qualifications
- Process Mapping experience
- Experience in system configuration and testing
- Experience with SAP a plus!
- Effective oral and written communication skills
- Study in a related field
Required Education
Currently enrolled in an accredited college or university and taking at least one class, or be a recent graduate of an accredited college or university within the last six (6) months at time of application, or be currently participating in the Disney College Program, Disney Culinary Program or Disney Professional Internship Program
- Computer Information Technology
- Information Technologies – Database Management
- Information Technologies – Information Technology Management
- Business Studies – Computer Information Technology
Preferred Education
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1. When you receive your pollen, you should immediately place it in the freezer. The PollenAid does not need to be frozen, only the pollen.
2. On the day of application, remove the pollen from the freezer and place it in the shipping box, or a small igloo cooler. This will allow the pollen to come to an ambient temperature.
Ideal Weather
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- 55°F or above
- Little to no wind. If the wind is above 8mph, you should wait to apply.
- No rain or fog. Bee flight only occurs in dry weather. For pollen to be effective, at least 2 to 3 hours of bee flight and dry weather are needed.
First Application
The first application should be applied when the targeted variety is between 20 to 30% bloom. Walk the orchard and check for consistency--do not judge the bloom stage by the outside rows.
Second Application
The second application should be applied at 50 to 60% bloom. In hot weather, the bloom occurs very rapidly. Applications may occur on consecutive days. In some instances, in very hot weather, the second application may even be applied on the same day as the first application. In cool weather, the applications may be between 3 to 5 days apart.
Third Application
If a third application is used, pollen should be applied at 60 to 80% bloom.


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Join artists, curators, photographers, art directors and other distinguished persons of the art world as they sit down for insightful conversations with our students.
Visiting Artists for 2017-2018
Lothar Osterburg- Media Artist
Lecture: Friday, October 6, 7:00 PM
Saint Joseph Auditorium
This lecture is in conjunction with the Esther Massry Gallery exhibition, Reaching for the Sky
Lisa Corinne Davis- Professor of Art, Painter
Lecture: Friday, January 26, 7:00PM
Saint Joseph's Auditorium
This lecture is in conjunction with the Esther Massry Gallery exhibition, Turbulent Terrain
Additional dates for Visiting Artist Lectures will be posted throughout the year as they become available.
Unless otherwise noted, Visiting Artist Lectures are held at St. Joseph"s Auditorium, 985 Madison Avenue, on the campus of The College of Saint Rose. These events are free and open to the public.


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Wild Horses – A Survival Story Part 7
9 weeks later
The stallion in front of me snorted, then darted to the left. I was on my toes, watching his every move and trying to move with him. As the stallion lept up on it's hind legs, I darted for his neck and wrapped my arms around it.
I was startled by the indian's urgency. I let go, and fell back – the stallion stormed to the other end of the arena. Standing up, I walked over to the indian that had shouted – Tasunke, the horse trainer. He wore a look of complete shock.
"What were you thinking? There were two major problems with that move… one is that you could have been killed. Remember that horses are around 6 times your size, and their hooves are rather hard. Second: you are a predator, and horses are prey. They naturally have a fear of humans – if you are going to gain their trust, you must show them that you don't intend to kill and eat them."
He let me think about that for a minute, then encouraged me to go back into the arena. As I walked towards the stallion, he snorted, wide eyed, and tried to get as far away from me as he could. I looked back at Tasunke.
"You must have Patience."
My Work
Work's been super slow for a couple weeks. Last week I worked just over ten hours, and so far this week I've only worked for about three hours. It's been a little frustrating not having the work (or the money), so I started looking for a part-time job yesterday. I couldn't find anything, so on a whim I decided to see what options there were for full-time jobs in Peoria. Bingo! There were several that I'm either qualified for, or will train new employees.
If I've learned anything lately, it's been that it's unwise to rush into something without lots of prayer and thought. So I decided to go walking on a bike trail near my house and pray/think about whether I should try to get a new job, or keep working for Fedi.
There's something about beautiful weather and crisp, clean air that aids thought. I felt a calm while I was walking (and running, a little bit), and I realized that what I choose to do for a career isn't what matters – it's times when I can enjoy God's creation, get to know Him better, spend quality time with people, and be a blessing: it's times like those that matter.
I also decided that I haven't given the Hungarian Handyman enough time – sure, I'm not making any money right now, but it doesn't really hurt me too much since I'm living with my folks. Instead of focussing on my problem of not having work, I can find other things to do. My cello has been neglected a bit lately – I can catch up on practice. I started Oakey back into riding training last week – I can continue that.
So, for now, I'm sticking it out. If anything, this is another opportunity to practice patience.
Be Patient
In my last post I talked about being afraid to move forward in my life – but I've had a realization since then (I do a lot of thinking when I'm at work). I may need to eventually be somewhere (e.g. teaching music) but that may not be where I'm supposed to be right now. Right now the Lord has me doing construction. It may not be my absolute most favorite job and I may never make something of it, but it's where the Lord has me.
So, right now I'm learning to be patient. I'm also learning how to interact with people who are nothing like me, and have absolutely no similar interests. But most importantly, I'm learning how to rest in the Lord and rely on what He knows is best for me.


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Height: 181 cm
Weight: 74 kg
Blood Type: B
Likes: Taking risks
Dislikes: Uncertainty
Brandon O'Brien is a restless young swordmaster who is constantly after new adventures. For Brandon, life is full of hidden jewels which he feels an urge to discover. His hunger for adventure was never truly understood by anyone around him, and his behaviour was mocked various times by people around him, who chastised his apparent aloofness. Not wanting to feel inferior, Brandon devoted his mind and body to running, becoming the fastest track runner in his town. As a lifelong fan of adventures in medieval fantasy, he decided to take lessons in sword fighting, becoming the best competitor of Manhattan.
What nobody knew was that ever since his childhood, Brandon heard a voice that told him to search and discover everything around him. It incentivised Brandon to pursue absolute freedom, which let him to push himself beyond his limits and feel like he was able to control his own destiny. Whenever he did what the voice asked, he'd feel an abnormal burst of speed and attention. He connected this to the voice and feels as it is his reason for living, feeling very happy that he'd finally had someone that understood him.
One day he learns from Evan, a lifelong friend of his who is a researcher, that a mysterious power called "Zishin" exists. According to Evan, it grants immortality to its owner, and powers which have limits unknown as of yet. "So," Brandon thinks, "this can be my ultimate adventure!" Happy with his friend's excitement –a feeling he often saw Brandon express with true happiness–, Evan remarks: "You know what they say, Brand'O: Nothing ventured, nothing gained!"
Strangely, from a sudden rift in space, a man arrives and invites Brandon to test his skills against other warriors to obtain the power he seeks. "So, we're gonna go everywhere for this, right? Cool locations, awesome discoveries, that sorta deal?" Observing the man's positive nod, Brandon affirms, brandishing a wide smile while unsheathing his sword: "Yup, I ain't got any more questions. Let's rock!"


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Cleavages in Contemporary Czech and Slovak Politics: between Persistence and Change Vít Hloušek - Lubomír Kopeček The paper is focused on the comparison of the Czech and Slovak party systems. The paper discusses the notion of political cleavages developed in these party systems after the break of communist regime in 1989. The authors point out that although the communist period created deadlock between traditional cleavages raised from the second half of the 19 th century, yet it is possible to analyse some politically-based cleavages in these two party arrangements. Main attention is paid to the processes of creation of particular cleavages and to the parties' responses. The Czech and Slovak cases are compared in broader perspective of cleavages of transformation. The conceptual model of cleavages of transformation which is readjusted for post-communist Europe is sketched for this purpose. The paper is concluded by the analysis of the contemporary situation of political cleavages in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The authors try to compare both cleavage structures and show the possibilities of the future development. They try to point out that there is a possibility for the Slovak party system to become more consolidated and for its cleavage structure to become more similar to the Czech example than it is now.
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Picture Lock Unlocked: Antony Beilinsohn Rosebud Film Fest interview
The Rosebud Film Festival is hitting DC and Arlington, VA next week, January 26-28th. Be sure to go to rosebudfestival.org to get information on tickets and the films we'll be screening. Because I have so many hours of interviews with Rosebud filmmakers, I had to do an unlocked episode and release something outside of the regular Friday episodes. I have Antony Beilinsohn of "Free Advice" to talk about his comedy web series with 11 year old stand up comic Adam Chernick, and my oh my, get a piece of paper out or get prepared to write on the tablet of your mind because he gives some nuggets of wisdom that will stick with you as far as career and life! I just think the value in this episode is ridiculously awesome! So happy to talk with Antony and I definitely want to hear your feedback on what he had to say.
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Striker Adrian Mutu was handed his Chelsea debut at home to Leicester as Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink was restored to the starting line-up.
Mutu, a £15.8m capture from Parma, was ineligible for last weekend's victory at Liverpool as his international clearance was not received in time.
Former Boro loan star Geremi also made his home debut along with Wayne Bridge, Damien Duff and Juan Sebastian Veron as new owner Roman Abramovich was given a stirring reception by the fans.
And the Blues found themselves a goal up after just two-and-a-half minutes thanks to Leicester midfielder Lilian NALIS, who decided to head a corner back to keeper Ian Walker, only to watch it slip past his outstretched hand and inside the post.
The game looked rather disjointed at first but Chelsea displayed enough early movement to keep Leicester on their toes, with Veron, Muto, Lampard and Hasselbaink all threatening - but the Romanian had to go off for stitches to a deep cut on his hand.
When he returned he scuffed a cross-shot as Chelsea continued to press - mainly from long range as Leicester sat back.
But Leicester were back in the game on 40 minutes thanks to a James SCOWCROFT equaliser, as he out-jumped John Terry to power a header into the far corner.
Just five minutes later Chelsea were in the lead again. MUTU's free kick flew straight into the wall then rebounded, allowing him to let fly with a 20-yard follow-up effort that rocketed into the far corner on the stroke of half-time.
Half-time: Chelsea 2, Leicester 1
After the restart Mutu continued to impress, while Leicester made an early substitution with Gillespie replacing Impey.
But on 67 minutes Chelsea found themselves down to ten men as Geremi was sent off for serious foul play.
It followed a period of play with Chelsea at their very best, switching play from one end of the pitch to the other in the blink of an eye. Duff clipped a shot just over the crossbar at the end of a thrilling one-touch move involving Mutu and Hasselbaink.
But then Geremi made a two-footed tackle on Riccardo Scimeca and was red-carded.
Ranieri's response was to bring on Gronkjaer for Mutu as the Romanian was sacrificed for an extra man in midfield.
But as the match wore on the Foxes were down to nine men within the space of just six minutes.
First Alan Rogers was sent off for serious foul play on 84 minutes, for kicking Gronkjaer on the ground after pushing the Danish international over. Then on 88 minutes Riccardo Scimeca was given his marching orders for his second bookable offence.
CHELSEA: Cudicini, Melchiot, Terry, Desailly, Bridge, Duff, Geremi, Lampard, Veron, Hasselbaink, Mutu. Subs: Ambrosio, Cole, Gallas, Gudjohnsen, Gronkjaer
LEICESTER: Walker, Impey, Curtis, Howey, Thatcher, Rogers, Scimeca, Izzet, Nalis, Dickov, Scowcroft. Subs: Coyne, Taggart, Hignett, Gillespie, Deane
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New Delhi: Rahul Gandhi on Monday said that the person who found international aerated drink brand Coca-Cola used to sell 'shikanji' in America while the founder of McDonald's used to run a 'dhaba' in the country. The remarks were made by the Congress chief while addressing the National OBC convention of the Congress party at Talkatora Stadium in New Delhi.
#WATCH Congress President Rahul Gandhi talks about origins of the Coca-Cola & McDonald's company, says, "Coca-Cola company ko shuru karne wala ek shikanji bechne wala vyakti tha..." #Delhi pic.twitter.com/MATnaR734J
— ANI (@ANI) June 11, 2018
Soon after Rahul's speech, #AccordingToRahulGandhi started trending on micro-blogging site Twitter, with social media users trolling the Congress president. Following are some of the tweets.
#AccordingToRahulGandhi Steve Jobs in his childhood days was selling Apples. pic.twitter.com/Rg3sjfr5y3
— ಏನ್ ನಿನ್ ಪ್ರಾಬ್ಲಮ್ (@arunbtgbd) June 11, 2018
The Beatles drinking Shikanji.#AccordingToRahulGandhi pic.twitter.com/x08DmGd4Nr
— PhD in Bakchodi (@Atheist_Krishna) June 11, 2018
Starbucks owner #AccordingToRahulGandhi pic.twitter.com/zs8VnBojXE
— Smoking Path-Breaking Skills (@SmokingSkills_) June 11, 2018
Here is @indiantweeter all set to launch a competitor of Coca Cola #AccordingToRahulGandhi pic.twitter.com/wFsZjf3HvX
— Rahul Roushan (@rahulroushan) June 11, 2018
Founder of Harley Davidson #AccordingToRahulGandhi pic.twitter.com/HtzpsQoX0D
— Srikanth (@srikanthbjp_) June 11, 2018
Frooti , Maaza and Slice Owners
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— Fidus Achates (@Sohni_Bose) June 11, 2018
Sam Walton owner of Walmart in his earlier days #AccordingToRahulGandhi. pic.twitter.com/qfjApHAHP5
— भारतीय (@OfficeOfIndian_) June 11, 2018
The man who invented LAYS chips and later sold the brand to PEPSICO#AccordingToRahulGandhi pic.twitter.com/tBMJt1Szn6
— Girish S Hinduman (@girishs2) June 11, 2018
Man who founded famous Global Footwear Brand - Nike#AccordingToRahulGandhi pic.twitter.com/M3B3dlQrVY
— TheGiniKhan (@giniromet) June 11, 2018
Founder of Gillette Mach3 pic.twitter.com/agBkoORS7x
— Shehzad Jai Hind (@Shehzad_Ind) June 11, 2018
Roger federer started as a Bollywood actor before he became a famous tennis player. #AccordingToRahulGandhi pic.twitter.com/P1ulcUEwVf
— शिvam (@Oye_Protein) June 11, 2018
Coca Cola's owner in his earlier days.. selling Shinkanji.. #AccordingToRahulGandhi pic.twitter.com/BMc2UNHByO
— Paresh Rawal fn (@Babu_Bhaiyaa) June 11, 2018
Dream 11 owner.#AccordingToRahulGandhi pic.twitter.com/R5QGNnmmsF
— Akshay (@AkshayKatariyaa) June 11, 2018
McDonald Dhaba Owner found. pic.twitter.com/n7SemhZKQb
— भारत वर्ष (@gprasad28) June 11, 2018
Owner of OYO rooms.
#AccordingToRahulGandhi pic.twitter.com/9ZbCR4yQIM
— डी.के. (@itsdhruvism) June 11, 2018
Saif Ali Khan started as a petrol pump attendant before he became a famous actor. #AccordingToRahulGandhi pic.twitter.com/Mh09G1dJ6g
— The-Lying-Lama (@KyaUkhaadLega) June 11, 2018
#AccordingToRahulGandhi Founders of HP (Hewlett and Packard) before manufacturing Desktop, Laptop, Printers.... pic.twitter.com/DgacyUycAd
— ನರೇಂದ್ರ Kumar ಗೌಡ (@narendravid) June 11, 2018
#AccordingToRahulGandhi ABD Villiers' Parents didn't know letters sequence.
— Vishesh Arora (@vishesharora19) June 11, 2018
Arnold Schwarzenegger used to live in "Shivaji Nagar" #AccordingToRahulGandhi
— Bitter Truth (@ANSHUL1002) June 11, 2018
Meanwhile, Rahul also attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi, claiming that his government has ignored the interests of farmers, but has helped a small group of industrialists by waiving loans amounting to nearly Rs 2.5 lakh crore. He said that people who work hard behind the scene are "never benefitted" and the fruits of their toil are enjoyed by others.
Among other things, Rahul also claimed that the non-performing assets of banks have gone up to Rs 1,000 crore.
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Come join the party at Evan's Brothers Coffee, Friday, September 30th at 7:00 p.m. Wild Night for Wilderness is a community celebration of the great outdoors! We're celebrating the wilderness of the Selkirks and the Scotchman Peaks and showing appreciation for our hike leaders and hikers who have participated in our summer hike series!
There will be music by Baregrass, beer by Laughing Dog Brewing, wine by Pend d'Oreille Winery, coffee by Evans Brothers, and free appetizers! $5 cover at the door. No-host bar.
This fun event is cosponsored by the Idaho Conservation League, Friends of the Scotchman Peaks Wilderness and Selkirk Outdoor Leadership and Education. Come boogie down and have some fun celebrating wilderness!


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Had a proper few listens to this today. After hearing two songs from it I was rather excited. It's pretty good, but there's so much like it at the moment that it doesn't shine quite enough which is a pity. I like this tune a lot though.
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Jonny, bassist with So Cow, mailed me a few weeks back about these guys, I myspace'd em to send on some mp3's, but myspace being the steaming pile of shite that it is I never checked it til today and they'd sent me a link to some tunes. Really good band, and coming recommended from Jonny is great, he runs Stress!! in Galway when he's not on tour and puts on amazing gigs and generally has great taste, he plays with So Cow ffs!
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Someone called Le Chev mailed. Le Chev plays bass with Fischerspooner and this is his new project Avan Lava. I explained that I'd read an interview with Fischerspooner in Thrasher magazine when I was about 14 and probably deemed them a bit gay at the time cos back then, if they weren't Slayer, they weren't worth the steam off my piss! This is pretty good though!
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Let come what comes, let go what goes
Learning to let go of something in your past, of something that is just an unimportant distraction or of trying to control what you cannot control can free up huge amounts of the energy and the time you have to use for something better and more fulfilling.
It is not always easy. But it can be life-changing.
Here are five steps that have made it easier for me to let go over the years.
I hope they will help you too.
Step 1: Know the benefits of not letting go.
Why is it sometimes hard to let go of something?
Well, to be honest, there are advantages and benefits to not letting go. At least for instant gratification and in the short run.
- You get to keep feeling like you are right. And like the other person is wrong. And that can be a pleasant feeling and way to look at the situation at hand.
- You don't have to go out into the scary unknown. You can cling to what you know instead, to what is familiar and safe even if it's now just a dream of what you once had.
I have not let go of things in the past because of these reasons. I still sometimes delay letting go of things because of those benefits above.
But I am also conscious of the fact that they are something I get out of not letting go. And I know that in the end they are not worth it.
- What will the long-term consequences be in my life if I do not let go?
- How will it affect the next 5 years in my life and the relationships I have with other people and with myself?
The mix of knowing how those benefits will hurt me in the long run and of knowing that there are even bigger benefits that I can get from letting go become a powerful motivator that pushes me on to let go for my own sake and happiness.
Step 2: Accept what is, then let go.
When you accept what is, that this has happened then it becomes easier to let go.
Because when you're still struggling in your mind against what has happened then you feed that memory or situation with more energy. You make what someone said or did even bigger and more powerful in your mind than it might have been in reality.
By accepting that it simply has happened and letting it in instead of trying to push it away something odd happens after a while.
The issue or your memory of the situation becomes less powerful in your mind. You don't feel as upset or sad about it as you did before. You become less emotionally attached it.
And so it becomes easier to let go and for you to move on with your life.
Step 3: Forgive.
If someone wrongs you then it will probably cause you pain for a while.
But after that you have a choice. You can refuse to let go of what happened. And instead let it interfere with your relationship and replay what happened over and over in your mind.
Or you can choose to forgive.
First accepting what happened can be helpful to make it easier to forgive.
Another thing you can do is not to focus on forgiving because it is "something you're supposed to do".
Instead, if you like, find the motivation to forgive for you own sake. Do it for your own well-being, happiness and for the time you have left in your life.
And just because you forgive does not mean that you have to stay passive towards your future. You may for example choose to forgive but also to spend less time or no time in the future with someone who has hurt you.
Step 4: Focus on what you CAN influence in your life.
By reliving what happened over and over in your mind you aren't really changing anything. Unless you have a time-machine you don't have any control over the past.
And being distracted or worried by things that you cannot control in your life in any way right now is a waste of energy.
So ask yourself:
- What CAN I focus my time and energy on instead to actually make positive progress or a change in my life?
- And what is one small step I can take today to get started with that?
My experience has been that by switching my focus from what I cannot influence to what I actually have influence over and by doing that over and over again – by using questions like the ones above – it becomes easier and easier to stop worrying and to let go of what has happened or what I cannot control.
Step 5: Let go again (if necessary).
If you let go of something that happened or some distraction in your life then that might not be the end of it.
Life is not always that wonderful. The issue or distraction might pop up again.
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Deal or no deal: How Britons in France will be affected by Brexit
The French Interior Ministry has published information for Britons living in and visiting France after Brexit. Here's what you need to know about residency. driving licences and more should a withdrawal deal be agreed, and what will happen in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
The French Interior Ministry has created new information pages (in French) for Britons living in and visiting France after Brexit. The information is broken down into the following six sections: Residency rights, French nationality, Integration, Elections, Driving licences, Travelling. Each section provides information on what will happen in the case of the draft Brexit deal being passed, or in the case of a no-deal Brexit. Below is a summary in English of the French Interior Ministry's information.
Article courtesy of Vicky Leigh - Editor, Living France magazine See deal_or_no_deal.pdf


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While working at AT&T as a Sr. UX designer I designed responsive landing pages and marquees, designed style guides for AT&T and DIRECTV, while following brand guidelines. Working together with business owners, implementers, copywriters and marketers to ensure that projects met business owners needs and are fulfilled in a timely manner. I designed some of the first responsive pages for att.com and worked closely with the implementation team to ensure a successful launch.
During my time at AT&T, we went through a re-brand after acquiring DIRECTV. I got assigned to the DIRECTV part of the team and was then responsible of designing the responsive landing pages for DIRECTV and U-Verse TV, as well as marquees of upcoming movie and tv show releases.
I participated in a design jam where the challenge for me was to re-design the wearables page. We had 8 hours to finish the desktop and mobile version for the assigned page.
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The writer's hotel 2019 teaching assistants
:: TWH 2020 Teaching Assistants are TBA. ::
TWH Teaching Assistants provide substantial help to their fellow writers in all three genres, Fiction, Nonfiction & Poetry, giving manuscript readings pre-conference and on-site meetings in NYC. TWH TAs are distinguished working writers and terrific and helpful readers and editors. TAs were individually nominated by TWH Editors to fill these special positions. Each TA attended TWH in a previous year, so that this group may help foster a healthy and vibrant TWH literary community. Together we are writers helping writers. We are writers for writers' sake.
From top left (to right): Scott Branks del Llano, Lisa Ellison, Sarah Jewell; Lucas Hanft, Cindy Huyser, Parks Kugle; Elieen Lynch, Lyndsie Manusos, Scott McDaniel; Gwen Mullins, Robert Spiotta and Lesley Meirovitz Waite.
Teaching Assistant Biographies (alphabetical, citing TWH genre focus)
Scott Branks Del Llano (Fiction, Nonfiction and Poetry) is a poet, story teller, and avid traveler. He grew up in Colombia where he was raised among indigenous peoples. He completed his PhD in Humanities at University of Texas at Dallas. He teaches creative writing and coordinates peace and global human rights programs. His poetry, fiction, and non-fiction are published in various education monographs, Sojourn, and Reunion: The Dallas Review for which he served as artistic editor. He is writing a novel, Song of Managraça, set near his home in the forested dunes of the Indian Ocean in Mozambique where he spends summers writing, reveling in nature, and contributing to the local community.
Lisa Ellison (Nonfiction) is a freelance writer, editor, and writing coach. She teaches classes in memoir, creative nonfiction, and storytelling at WriterHouse, a nonprofit writing center in Charlottesville, Virginia. Her essays have been published or are forthcoming in The Kenyon Review, Huffington Post, The Guardian, The Rumpus, Streetlight, Gravel Literary Journal, and The Rusty Nail. She is currently working on two memoir projects. In the Land of Flood and Slaughter is a coming-of-age memoir about believing you've escaped a fate only to have it find you. Lucky Me is about how traveling with a heavy metal band into a country that committed genocide gave her the courage to live after her brother's suicide. To learn more, please visit her website: www.lisacooperellison.com
Sarah Jewell (Poetry) is a Jersey poet who runs a weekly writing workshop as a part of Jersey City Writers. Her poetry chapbook How to Break Your Own Heart was published by dancing girl press in April 2017. She was also instrumental in launching the first Jersey City Poetry Festival in April 2018, a nine day celebration in honor of National Poetry Month. Her poems have appeared in Bird's Thumb, Halfway Down the Stairs, Barking Sycamores and other journals. The audio of one of her poems has been incorporated into a dance work, choreographed by Hana Kozuka and performed at Dixon Place in New York, NY. Links to her work can be found at www.stjewell.com.
Lucas Hanft (Fiction) The rare upper-middle class Jew from Long Island who aspires to be a writer, Lucas attended Yale University before becoming a journalist, working at an early incarnation of Radar Magazine (back when it aspired to be a contemporary version of Spy). He's also been published in the Boston Globe, New York Observer, Salon, Inc., and the Barnes and Noble Review, among others. Currently he works in marketing and branding, consulting for a wide range of clients, both big and small. His mother would never forgive him if he failed to mention he was an Intel Science Talent Search Top-40 finalist.
Cindy Huyser (Poetry) is the author of Burning Number Five: Power Plant Poems, which was named co-winner of The Blue Horse Press Poetry Chapbook Contest in 2014. She has edited several volumes of poetry, including "Bearing the Mask: Southwestern Persona Poems" (Dos Gatos Press, 2016, with Scott Wiggerman), and seven editions of the Texas Poetry Calendar. Her work has been twice nominated the Pushcart Prize, and she's participated in a number of juried readings, including the Scissortail Literary Festival, Houston's Public Poetry series, and the Houston Poetry Fest, where she has also been a featured reader. https://cindyhuyser.wordpress.com/
Parks Kugle (Fiction) writes in a variety of styles, including fantasy, magical realism, and historical fiction. He is currently attending Sarah Lawrence College for his MFA in Creative Writing: Fiction. He has lived in Austin and New Orleans where he has worked for media companies and non-profits. In New Orleans, he edited and published a small 'zine titled Provocative. He is in the process of redrafting his first novel. He lives in the Bronx.
Eileen Lynch (Fiction) is a writer, editor, and teacher who has lived in New Mexico and Illinois. After managing an ethics program for an international association, she switched careers to teach in a suburban Chicago high school. In addition to TWH, she has participated in writing workshops at the University of Chicago, Albuquerque, and Taos, New Mexico. She is pitching a novel dealing with children and gun violence while completing a new novel inspired by special education students. The city of Chicago and surrounding suburbs are a backdrop for her work.
Lyndsie Manusos' (Fiction) fiction has appeared in Midwestern Gothic, Apex Magazine, PANK, A Cappella Zoo and other notable publications. Her work of flash fiction, "Clean Team" won 2017 Write to Publish Contest by Ooligan Press in partnership with The Masters Review. She was a shortlist finalist for the 2014 Ploughshares Emerging Writers contest and a finalist in the 2017 River Styx Schlafly Beer Micro-Brew Micro-Fiction contest. Lyndsie holds an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Her present work in progress is a collection short stories titled Encyclopedia of the Unexplained. Lyndsie lives and works in Chicago and serves as web producer for The Poetry Foundation.
Scott McDaniel (Poetry) The work of Pushcart Prize nominated poet Scott McDaniel has been featured or is forthcoming in Mad Swirl, Deep South Magazine, Oberon Poetry Magazine, Common Ground Review and The New Guard. He has read throughout his home state of Arkansas as well as Castletownroche, Ireland and Manhattan. Scott began writing poetry at an early age and was encouraged to do so by his cousin, award-winning inaugural poet Miller Williams. He lives and works in his hometown of Jonesboro, Arkansas; a city outside of Memphis that is highly influenced by the culture of the Mississippi Delta. His writings reflect the unique hues, quirks and broken promises of the modern south.
Gwen Mullins (Fiction) is a prose writer who finally quit the corporate world after giving it a try for 19 years. She reads for Hunger Mountain, blogs at Honey Slant, and she founded The Hemlock Review, a fine arts journal for Chattanooga high school students. Her work has appeared in The Bitter Southerner, PANK, Green Mountains Review, Green Hills Literary Lantern, and Talking River, among other publications. Gwen received an Honorable Mention in Glimmer Train's Very Short Fiction Award as well as the Frank O'Connor Fiction Award from descant. Gwen holds an MFA from Vermont College of Fine Arts. She is currently pitching her first novel and she lives in Chattanooga, TN.
Robert Spiotta (Nonfiction and Fiction) has worked widely in the fields of art, design, and education, and contributed articles to Verandah and Antiques Monthly. In 2011 he published a reflection on the theme of God and human pain in Conversations Journal: A Forum for Authentic Transformation. He's currently at work on a novel called Southern Boy--based on his young adulthood as a Tennessean in New York--as well as a collection of personal essays about his longstanding relationship with music and the South. Spiotta is a graduate of Vanderbilt University and Parsons School of Design, and lives in Atlanta with his wife Yvonne and one indifferent cat named Walker, after novelist and philosopher Walker Percy.
Lesley Meirovitz Waite (Fiction and Poetry) Author, playwright and poet Lesley Meirovitz Waite is currently completing her latest novel, and pitching to agents. Her novel, "Walking on Train Tracks," published in 2013, was met with critical acclaim and described as "a compelling read" with "characters authentic and easy to love." Kirkus Review wrote, "Young-adult readers may be fascinated to learn about a relatively recent era when parents had no way to track or communicate with their wandering children, and some parents may react with horror at the same freedoms they had as teenagers." Lesley has published her poetry in various independent journals and has read both her fiction and poetry in NY cafes, pubs and libraries. She has a BA from UMASS and an MA from NYU, and has studied writing at Sarah Lawrence, The New School, and Smith College. From Boston, Lesley moved to New York in her early 20's and still resides there.
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It's still snowing and it's still cold, but we've got to keep fighting until spring. It's a busy, busy week for me here so we've got to keep this light and sweet. The way spring time should feel. Light sweaters, more light in the day, light pastel coloured flowers.
I got fooled by the renaming of the skydome on April Fools day. But the best April Fools of all was Library and Archives Canada "declassifying" Wolverine's military history.
If you're as excited as I am about the Gilmore Girls revival you will be over the moon to hear that Melissa McCarthy is in fact reprising her role as Sookie! There was a lot of back and forth and a lot of rumours but it's now confirmed!
I attempted to make these brown butter crinkle cookies vegan and failed miserably. They tasted good, but the consistency was all wrong, they weren't cookies they were chunks of dry dough. I'll have to try again, or maybe one of you can try and have better luck than me.
So this is real. There actually is another hidden inbox in facebook messenger. I found a bunch of messages, most of which were from trolls and facebook randoms. However a couple of them I would have really liked to have seen when I got them a year or two ago. When I messaged the people back I also had to explain about the secret inbox so I didn't seem incredibly rude. They probably all just think I'm crazy now instead . . .
I am thinking of doing a gallery wall in the office. I've got quite the collection of art from my travels as well as pieces I've purchased and I love the look of a gallery wall. This is a great how to. I've got to collect a few more pieces before I'm ready to take the plunge I think.


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The 4 Territories Model/
The 4 Territories Model is a flexible change framework that can be used to better understand and apply change processes at the individual, group and organisational levels, and to moment to moment interactions through to long term interactions. The model as described here applies to an individual seeking to create change. It is also used by teams or organisations seeking to create change. (The 4 Territories Model has also been known as The Jericho Model and The Renewal Model.)
The Framework
The model describes coaching as consisting of two fundamental elements:
the purpose of the coaching, and
the means by which that purpose is achieved.
The purpose of coaching is always to help the coachee change something - to improve their performance, to develop their leadership qualities, to enhance their partnership skills, to realise their vision, or whatever. This movement from where they are ("Here" or "Present") to where they want to be ("There" or "Future") provides one dimension of the model.
The means by which the coachee gets from Here to There is though their interaction with their environment. This relationship between Internal and External provides the second dimension of the model. (This framework is derived from Danielle Roex's Right Relations work.)
Combined, these two dimensions create the 4 territories Wheel which describes a change process made up of four phases; Readiness, Authentic Vision, Skillful Action, and Insight.
Readiness describes the process of developing autonomy, responsibility, and the ability to choose freely unconstrained by personal history. When working in this phase, the coach's stance is nurturing and supportive and aims to help the coachee develop a strong positive self image and sense of self worth so that they have a solid, stable foundation to their lives. The basic question which the coachee seeks to answer in this phase is "Who am I?".
Authentic Vision involves connecting with a sense of purpose, identifying and choosing values, creating a compelling and stretching vision which is aligned to and supports the corporate vision, and committing to realising it. A key skill at this stage is the ability to create and hold a tension between the current reality and the vision. Without the ability to hold this tension, the vision merges with the current reality and merely reinforces the status quo. The coach's role is to inspire the coachee and to help them answer the question "Where am I going?"
Skillful Action consists of identifying the goals which will lead towards the vision, deciding on the strategies and actions to achieve these goals, and then taking effective and skillful action. The coach's role here is to help the coachee answer the question "How will I achieve my vision?". This may include helping the coachee improve specific management skills in areas such as communication, team leading and time management.
Insight is the process of getting feedback from the environment about what is being achieved and the extent to which the vision is being realised and its achievement sustained. When the coachee is able to see clearly what they are creating and to take responsibility for both their successes and failures, then there is the opportunity to learn from experience and gain insight into the changes necessary to deliver and expand their achievement of their vision. The role of the coach is to challenge the coachee to see clearly the impact of what they are doing and to help them answer the question "Am I creating my vision?".
Underpinning the whole coaching process is the development of two key skills - the ability to be self aware and the ability to exercise will or intent. The development of these two skills provides the underlying context for the coaching process and the degree to which the coachee enhances these two skills is one of the best indicators of the extent to which the coaching process has created lasting changes in the coachee's effectiveness.
Experience has shown that executives can readily understand this framework, that it provides a meaningful way to think of their own change process, and that it reflects their experience of the coaching process.
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I love food all the time but I especially love breakfast. I've been a breakfast eater as long as I can remember and I don't understand how people can wait until lunch to eat. It literally boggles my mind. Since I love breakfast so much, I thought I'd share a whole bunch of healthy vegetarian breakfast recipes for you to try! All of these are easy, since I know we're all busy in the morning but now you have no excuse!
Is there ever a bad time for tacos? The answer is no. These 10 minute breakfast tacos from Watch Learn Eat are loaded with protein thanks to beans and eggs but they're ready in a snap!
Donuts don't sound like the healthiest breakfast ever, but these mini protein donuts are a surprisingly easy and healthy breakfast! (No donut pan? No problem! You can make them in a mini muffin tin!)
If you're a sweet-tooth-breakfast person, you can still keep it healthy with this chocolate almond butter oatmeal from That Girl Cooks Healthy.
Sometimes breakfast time gets crazy and all you really want is a grab and go option. These protein cookies are so simple (just 4 ingredients!) and you can make them ahead of time for easy mornings.
Quinoa might be the most versatile ingredient this ever. This seed-that-tastes-like-a-grain is delicious in a sweet quinoa breakfast bowl from Mommyhood's Diary.
Not to play favorites, but if I had to name my favorite breakfast sandwich ever, it would be this one. You can even it make it with one of those "bagel slims" if you want to save on carbs. The hummus and avocado make this so tasty!
Ch-ch-chia! Chia seeds are the key to this raspberry pudding from Elephantastic Vegan! You can make it the night before and then breakfast is ready in the morning!
These banana pancakes from Lauren Cari Cooks actually taste like pancakes. I know that sounds crazy but if you've ever tried a "healthy banana pancake" recipe then you know what I'm talking about.
I love when my breakfast tastes like dessert, so I'm a huge fan of this banana split breakfast bowl from Athletic Avocado Don't worry, it's still healthy!
If you're looking for something in the low carb space, try this kale & egg bake from Fit Mitten Kitchen. Doesn't it look amazing?
Don't forget to pin this so you can find these healthy vegetarian breakfast recipes later!


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The sailing season starts on the 1st April
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If you want to volunteer to help this year we are starting training soon, so get in touch.
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As full time artists, we wanted to share our passion and encourage others to create their own unique finished products. Whether you are an established artist or just dipping your toes into the pool of creativity, we are here for you! Our products can be used with various mediums, so get ahead and dive in!
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Localette branches out!
I wanted to take a moment and thank a couple of great websites that have listed Localette as a place to go for foodies and local living! CulinarySchoolGuide.org has a new post, "100 Must-Have Sites for Vegans, Vegetarians and Locavores", that advises culinary students to educate themselves about the vastly expanding population of those interested in vegan, vegetarian, and locavore lifestyles. A must, in my opinion, for those about to jump into that big culinary world. Another great site to check out is Blissful Bites, written by a fellow foodie. The latest post, "What it's like to be living green", gives some great resources for everything from recipes to community organizations to even online "ethical stores".
Thanks to both these sites...I'm thrilled to be included in such great guides!