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SO I have been making the kids "bentoish" lunches for Homeschool co-op & days when I have meetings. I haven't taken any pics, so I had not been sharing them. But today I was so pleased with my theme and the ease of it, I had to post! This is what the kiddos took to Co-op today:
I know this doesn't look very special (and really it's not) however, everything in this box was a "mini" version of something. Their Lock & Lock 4 square boxes held:
A mini orange (clementine), baby oreos, a tiny turkey & cheese sandwiche, and a mini container of yogurt. If you look at the items on a regular paper plate it better shows the size ratio.
I used the little cocktail bread to make the mini sandwiches. I would love to tell you my kiddos were impressed, however I think the theme alluded them:/ Oh well , it made ME happy!:) Thanks for looking!
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Man hits snow plow driver with shovel in Lakeville, police said.
Someone hit a Lakeville snow plow truck driver in the head with a shovel late Saturday, police said.
Lakeville police received a report of disturbance between a resident and snow plow driver in the area of 28 Churchill Rd. about 8:30 p.m. Saturday, authorities said.
Rescue crews evaluated the driver, who refused to be taken to the hospital, police said in a statement. He was not identified
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Rob Copeland, co-host of The Training Dummies podcast, attended his first-ever BlizzCon this year. Rob shares this was a life-changing event as he developed a strategy to be in the moment and enjoy the benefits of his immediate relationships and circumstances, while dumping negative beliefs and preconceptions. It was a unique opportunity to see how we can let a positive mindset influence both our gamer life and our day to day life.
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Using headings
This workshop:
Key words: report writing, signposts, headings, heading levels, sub-headings, parallel structure, maximal & minimal capitalisation
About using headings
Most students who have just completed secondary studies come to university with the firm belief that you should not use headings in essay writing. The use of headings in formal writing was once restricted to business style writing, such as report writing. However, in more recent times, headings are often used in formal academic writing such as books and journals. Also, texts on Internet are easier to read on screen if they have headings.
Headings are signposts that focus the reader on the most important content in a piece of writing. Provided that they are well structured, headings make longer pieces of writing easier to write and easier to read (for the marker). Look at headings systems in your unit reading material and you will get a 'feeling' for their structure and suitability.
Exercise 1: Recognising the appropriate use of headings
It's easy to see why you need a few rules to help you develop a good system of headings. Compare the following sets of headings then answer the questions that follow:
Essay topic: Using headings
Heading set 1 | Heading set 2 |
INTRODUCTION HEADING HIERARCHIES (sub-headings for this section)Division of headings and text Heading levels Isolated headings EFFECTIVE WORDING FOR HEADINGS (sub-headings for this section)Length of headings Informative wording Parallel structure and content CONCLUSION |
INTRODUCTION What are the heading hierarchies? (sub-headings for this section)Division of headings and text Heading levels Isolated headings Effective WORDING for HEADINGS (sub-headings for this section)Length of headings Informative wording How does using parallel structure and content help with writing headings? CONCLUSION |
Read this description of a well-structured set of headings:
- The heading system is clear and logical
- The sub-headings are all at the same level and in the same font style
- The wording of the headings and sub-headings is alike
- If you used this heading system, the reader would not be confused
What to do
In general, you are expected to use headings correctly so that your writing is clear, and it is obvious that you have answered the set question. There are rules to help you to do this.
Click on the links to see more details and examples.
- Rule 1: Design a system of graded headings
- Rule2: Distribute information into logical sections
- Rule 3: Use three principles to word headings effectively
- Rule 4: Punctuate headings correctly and consistently
- Rule 5: Link your headings with the text
What NOT to do
There is much to learn from what is NOT wanted. Following are some of the common mistakes made in the use of headings in formal written work:
Click on the links to see more details.
Headings for essay planning
Designing a good headings system is also very helpful for setting up a plan for writing as you can quickly see whether you have included and balanced all of the parts of a question. Make sure your headings match the information you signal in the outline statement of your introduction paragraph.
The following demonstration essay shows you how you can use a system of headings to generate an essay plan. The headings are then incorporated in the essay:


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This is a day you'll tell your grandkids about -- the Internet has launched the upgrade to Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6)!
We've been using Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) for years, and IP address space has just about run out.
The Internet Society provides more explanation:
"Each host, computer or other device connected to the Internet must be identified by a unique IP address. IPv4 has approximately four billion IP addresses (the sequence of numbers assigned to each Internet-connected device). The explosion in the number of people, devices, and web services on the Internet means that IPv4 is running out of space.
"IPv6, the next-generation Internet protocol which provides more than 340 trillion, trillion, trillion addresses, will connect the billions of people not connected today, allow a huge range of devices to connect directly with one another, and help ensure the Internet can continue its current growth rate indefinitely."
Websites moving to IPv6 will continue to support access over IPv4 -- the World IPv6 Launch will simply introduce IPv6 in parallel to IPv4. Soon, however, websites will launch that are IPv6 only.
You can check here to see if your Internet Service Provider (ISP) has provided you with IPv6 yet.
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PARKLAND, Fla. - A man whose wife was treating their dog for ticks was hospitalized after catching on fire, authorities said.
The incident happened Tuesday night in the Fox Ridge community in Parkland.
According to Coral Springs Fire Rescue, Telma Botcherby told them she had treated the dog with flea and tick spray. The dog then walked over to her pet bed and lay down.
Botcherby saw a live tick on the floor and attempted to burn it with a lighter.
The dog got spooked, ran over to Botcherby and caught on fire.
Botcherby's husband, Jess Olivas, picked up the dog and jumped into the family pool.
Olivas received second-degree burns to 18 - 24 percent of his body. He was taken to North Broward Hospital and transferred to Jackson Memorial Hospital for treatment of his injuries.
Deputies and fire rescue workers attempted to find a veterinary hospital that would treat the dog for injuries to her abdomen and inside of her back legs.
They were finally able to locate a hospital in Margate that agreed to treat the dog on Wednesday morning.
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DictionaryFrench' Revolu'tionFr. Hist. the revolution that began in 1789, overthrew the absolute monarchy of the Bourbons and the system of aristocratic privileges, and ended with Napoleon's overthrow of the Directory and seizure of power in 1799. Random House Unabridged Dictionary, Copyright © 1997, by Random House, Inc., on Infoplease.
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This photo was taken from inside Mir Castle and show the view towards the town of Mir. Ralph Kurtzman, visited Mir in October of 2003 and sent some of his photos. He was in Belarus with Citizens Network for Foreign Affairs a non-profit USAID contractor. Courtyard inside Mir Castle and southwest tower Lake at Mir Castle Sasha Galver sent the photos below of Mir Castle taken on a gray day last winter
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Meet award winning celebrity crafter Marisa Pawelko, author of the groundbreaking how-to craft book "Crazy Cool Duct Tape Projects". Armed with a formal education in furniture design, Marisa used her talents to design products for the gift, toy, fashion, jewelry and decorative accessory markets before turning her focus to the craft industry. In 2005, sparked with an idea to create a recycled baby memento-keeper out of one of her son's baby food jars, she founded Modern Surrealist™ which quickly developed an international following.
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Teaching in a girls' school, I was unlikely to meet anyone through work, and in any case there's not much incentive to go out on wet Friday nights in February. But when the summer came I thought I might enjoy being part of a couple, so I tried the only avenue I could think of - Time Out's lonely hearts column.
I received lots of replies, but they took a fair bit of weeding. Out immediately went the misspelt, the ungrammatical and those written in green or purple ink - sorry, I'm a bit of an intellectual snob - and also out went those who wrote of their interests in fast cars or Club 18-30 holidays.
In the end I made arrangements to meet only three: Mark, who described himself as a 'headhunter' in 'the media'; Tim, a lawyer; and James, who described himself as 45 (a bit over my undeclared age limit) but who sounded quite promising - interested in food, wine, the theatre and all the other conversational currencies of my like-minded friends.
Mark was much less attractive than his photograph, which had showed him smiling quirkily, suntanned and relaxed on holiday - possibly some years earlier, since his hair, black in the photograph, was now nearly grey. He spent a great deal of time establishing that he didn't 'need' to use ads to meet people, and his conversation consisted mainly of lists of all the fascinating and beautiful women ('Ah, yes, Ingrid,' with a self-consciously quirky smile of amused reflection) with whom he spent his time. He'd come armed with photographs of himself and all the Ingrids on various holidays/house- parties/barbecues.
I decided I simply wasn't interesting enough to distract someone so clearly fascinated by himself and didn't - as I'd said I would - ring him later. But why had he answered my ad? Did all the Ingrids find him as boring as I did?
I arranged to meet Tim a week later at a restaurant. Tim was a company lawyer, and an expert on Saudi contract law. My mother had been very excited at the prospect of my going out with a lawyer (though I hadn't told her how I'd met him - there is still a stigma, and there certainly was in 1983).
The evening was a disaster for me, however. We began by exchanging the usual sort of personal details - jobs, preferences in music and so on - but I dislike talking about teaching when I'm not at work (everyone went to school, so they're all experts on 'education'). That gave him a clear field on 'great Saudi contracts I have negotiated'. I started by trying to nod encouragingly, but he hardly needed it. He clearly loved his work, and couldn't imagine that I didn't find this as fascinating as he did. At the end of the evening I told him I was very busy for the next three weeks, and made my escape.
I'd arranged to meet 45-year-old James at Sloane Square tube station, and, circumspect this time, said I'd be wearing blue, but went in pink. There was only one possibility at the tube station - a dapper gent (there's no other phrase for him) of at least 65, wearing a striped blazer with a carnation in his buttonhole. He looked at me with a kind of doggy hopeful yearning - despite the pink - as I walked past and I guessed he'd been stood up many times in the past; but I'm afraid I went straight home.
Lying seems to be endemic in these arrangements: my ex-boyfriend's 58- year-old mother was advised, when she joined an agency, to say she was 10 years younger since 'men don't want women over 50'. I'm told I don't look anything like my 42 years - but am I now a hopeless case?
Shortly after the James incident I met someone, and the relationship lasted nearly six years. I'm on my own again now, but I'm still more inclined to trust to chance. I don't really think I'd ever meet anyone suitable through an agency - otherwise, why is it that for every female journalist who does one of those 'I joined a dating agency' articles, the outcome is always the same? The men are hopeless.
And then there are the 'dinner- party' groups. I read two articles shortly after these appeared on the scene, and the writers made the same point - the men were really just hoping for more sexual partners. It was the women who were exchanging phone numbers and arranging to see films, go shopping together and so on.
One of the problems of the agency method, it seems to me, is that it takes no account of chemistry. My friends invite me to dinner with 'nice' men who, on the surface, have everything I like: they're interested in films, theatre, food, art galleries, gardens, music, country walks and politics.
I work with a nice man who theoretically ought to suit me; and there's another who lives two flats away who also likes the same sorts of things I do. But I don't fancy any of them, whereas the six-year realationship was with someone all my friends thought completely unsuitable - 'What on earth do you have in common?' - but who made me laugh.
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"After recently reading about the progress of the redevelopment of the Portland Canning Co. site, I came across these photos taken the day after the Columbus Day Storm. As you can see, Portland Canning lost almost all of it's rolling stock stored in the pine grove north of the canning building." --Dennis Lively
COMMENT: The storm happened Oct. 12, 1962. The cannery closed in 1971. The processing of Sherwood area farm products continued for a while, after the Columbus Day Storm, but the axe was falling. This photo could just as easily be a cartoon about what the global economy did to a very important Sherwood enterprise that rescued a lot of families from starvation and sent a lot kids through college!
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This was back in the day when there was industry in small Oregon towns. How do we support ourselves today? I wish there was some obvious way of knowing. Would there be records at the Washington County Courthouse that could tell us?
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Metro and the City of Sherwood have some pretty good information to answer that question.
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The window on the Gatorade State Football Player of the Year race is closing, and time is running out for student-athletes to state their POY case. The award recognizes not only athletic excellence, but also high standards of academic achievement and exemplary character demonstrated on and off the field. Here are two top candidates who meet the basic award criteria as determined by our ESPNHS team that administers the program's selection process.
Mario Edwards
Senior defensive end, Billy Ryan (Denton, Texas)
2011 Team record: 11-0
2011 Team standing: Class 5A, Division I area round vs. Andress on Saturday; No. 33 ranked team on the ESPNHS FAB 50
2011 Tackles: 60
2011 Tackles for loss: 30
2011 Sacks: 11
Academics: B average
Collegiate destination: Florida State University (verbal)
How he's played himself into the State POY conversation: No. 1 ranked recruit in Class of 2012 as rated by ESPNU. 2012 Under Armour All-America Game selection. 2010 Class 4A Defensive Player of the Year as named by the Texas Sports Writers Association. Son of former Dallas Cowboys and Tampa Bay Buccaneers cornerback Mario Edwards Sr. In the opening round of the 2011 Class 5A, Division I state tournament, recorded six tackles, three tackles for losses and a sack that resulted in a safety and gave the Raiders the lead for good in a 43-21 win over Caprock (Amarillo, Texas).
Johnathan Gray
Senior running back, Aledo (Texas)
2011 Team record: 9-2
2011 Team standing: Class 4A, Division II area round vs. Mansfield Summit on Friday
2011 Carries-YDs (AVG.)-TDs: 224-2,628 (11.7)-50
2011 Catches-YDs (AVG.)-TDs: 21-465 (22.1)-5
Academics: B average
Collegiate destination: University of Texas (verbal)
How he's played himself into the State POY conversation: 2010-11 Gatorade Texas Football Player of the Year. No. 8 ranked recruit in Class of 2012 as rated by ESPNU. 2012 Under Armour All-America Game selection. 2010 ESPNHS Mr. Football USA National Player of the Year. 2009 and 2010 Class 4A Player of the Year as named by the Texas Sports Writers Association. 2009 and 2010 Class 4A, Division II state championship game Most Valuable Player. 2009 and 2010 Class 4A, Division II state champion. In the opening round of the 2011 Class 4A, Division II state tournament, rushed for 198 yards and three touchdowns on 27 carries in addition to catching three passes for 39 yards in a 59-10 victory against Dunbar (Fort Worth, Texas). Owns state records in career touchdowns (190, a remarkable 44 more than any other Texan in history), career points (1,142), career 100-yard games (46) and single-season rushing TDs (59). With 313 more rushing yards, will become only the third running back in state history to surpass 10,000 yards.
Make no mistake, the Gatorade State Football Player of the Year race isn't over yet. Time remains for one standout student-athlete among thousands to rise to the top of our list. Here are some more of many who've been in the conversation throughout the 2011 campaign.
Malcolm Brown: Brenham (Texas) senior defensive tackle
Brice Gunter: Stephenville (Texas) junior wide receiver
Cayleb Jones: S.F. Austin (Austin, Texas) senior wide receiver
Preston Dewey: St. Andrew's Episcopal (Austin, Texas) senior quarterback
Thomas Johnson: Skyline (Dallas, Texas) senior wide receiver
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Mathematical Foundations of Quantum Mechanics was a revolutionary book that caused a sea change in theoretical physics. Here, John von Neumann, one of the leading mathematicians of the twentieth century, shows that great insights in quantum physics can be obtained by exploring the mathematical structure of quantum mechanics. He begins by presenting the theory of Hermitean operators and Hilbert spaces. These provide the framework for transformation theory, which von Neumann regards as the definitive form of quantum mechanics. Using this theory, he attacks with mathematical rigor some of the general problems of quantum theory, such as quantum statistical mechanics as well as measurement processes. Regarded as a tour de force at the time of publication, this book is still indispensable for those interested in the fundamental issues of quantum mechanics. "It remains indispensable to those who desire a rigorous presentation of the foundations of the subject."--Quarterly of Applied Mathematics "The translator and publisher have performed a service in making the classic available to a wider circle of English-speaking readers. It remains indispensable to those who desire a rigorous presentation of the foundations of the subject."--A. F. Stevenson, Quarterly of Applied Mathematics Other Princeton books authored or coauthored by John von Neumann:
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A delicious spin on a classic italian dish for vegetarians (or just vegetable lovers) everywhere! You can substitute the zucchini for yellow squash for...
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Joey's team didn't have a coach until last week (when once again my husband stepped up and took the job even though he was looking forward to being able to sit back and watch for once) so they only got in one practice before their game. To say that the husband and I were a bit worried how the team would fare against all the more practiced teams would be an understatement, but they did great!
I was also concerned Joey would be a bit behind the other kids his age since this is his first year playing but he looked great. Joey was an amazing catcher. He was on top of it, y'all. Caught every catchable ball and threw it directly to the pitcher (from kneeling position) without making the pitcher run for it. And with every new batter he would call out to his teammates to tell them where the plays were. "Plays at first and second!" he'd shout.
It was pretty fun to watch him excel and be proud of himself but what I was most proud of what his attitude. He wasn't as successful at batting as he hoped to be but instead of getting down on himself and giving up he was mad for a minute and then brushed it off. A hard thing to do for my perfectionist child who is always so hard on himself. I was thrilled that he had such fun playing, was proud of how he played, and is so excited to play again. Thrilled I tell you!
Last, but certainly not least, is Ben. I always knew the kid had a wicked arm. He can really throw. Catching is a different story. A few months ago Ben took a baseball to the face and then became very afraid of playing catch. He would shy away from the ball instead of trying to catch it. Recently he had a breakthrough and really began catching the ball just in time for baseball.
Being that Ben is only 6 years old I wasn't expecting much when he stepped up to the plate to take his turn hitting in front of his coach and teammates. I tell ya what, that kid can hit! Pitch after pitch he knocked it over the coach's head. And he has never had a batting practice before. Pretty amazing. My favorite part? The coach pitched the ball to Ben and it was really low and outside. The coach immediately said to Ben, "That was a bad pitch on my part. What a bad throw, huh?" Ben responded, "No, you're doing good. That wasn't so bad." It was so sweet and melted the hearts of the onlookers. Such a sweet boy.
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A bride, who doctors said would never walk again, took a trip down the aisle Saturday.
Alissa Boyle walked down the aisle then danced the night away at her reception.
Boyle was paralyzed last year when she and a fellow nursing student stopped to help a crash victim on Interstate 79.
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Doctors told Alissa she would never walk again, but she proved them wrong.
"It hasn't been easy. But I just take it a day at a time and I'm here," Boyle said. "I've met every goal that I've had since the accident and this is my last one and I did it, so it's been really good."
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This just is not meant to be happening. A club which had never before played in the top flight of English football, and more often than not found itself marooned in the game's lowest divisions, continues to drive a wedge between the long-established big four.
It won't last – it surely can't – but for as long it takes Hull City and their supporters to awake from this dream, what a ball they are having. When Wimbledon were assaulting the senses and bloodying noses a decade or two ago, it was in a game much less governed by money than the one Hull are thriving in so spectacularly.
This is late October 2008, though, and such is the pedestal Hull have built with six wins and two draws from nine games, including four away victories, that they are looking down on Arsenal and Manchester United. What is more, they are making friends. Theirs is not Jurassic football, designed to rough up opponents. It is organisation, industry and flair combined and it is producing quite extraordinary results.
West Bromwich Albion, six points and two places better off than Hull in last season's Championship, were ultimately picked off ruthlessly. Albion gave plenty to the spectacle and could easily have been ahead by the interval. It said much for the second half, though, that they were increasingly restricted to shooting from distance.
Hull were unprepared for this soaraway start, of course, but Phil Brown revealed in the afterglow of a fourth straight victory and third successive clean sheet that a bonus structure was put in place in the event of a top-four finish. More realistically, Hull's manager said: "This was a lot more difficult than the previous three games because everybody's expectancy level has gone up. But they're a good conscientious group of players and they know what it feels like to win games. We turned the tide in the second half."
Hull carried a genuine attacking threat all afternoon and exploited Albion's set-piece vulnerability through their impressive on-loan Guinea international defender Kamil Zayatte just after half-time. Then Marlon King cleverly fashioned an unfamiliar headed goal for Geovanni, finished emphatically himself seven minutes later sealing Hull's biggest Premier League triumph – and one that temporarily put them level on points with the leaders.
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West Bromwich Albion (4-4-2): Carson; Zuiverloon, Donk, Olsson, Robinson; Koren (Brunt, 79), Morrison (Moore, 79), Valero, Greening; Bednar, Miller (MacDonald, 79). Substitutes not used: Kiely (gk), Hoefkens, Cech, Barnett.
Hull City (4-4-2): Myhill; McShane, Turner, Zayatte, Dawson (Ricketts, 11); Geovanni (Garcia, 77), Marney, Ashbee (Hughes, 75), Boateng; King, Cousin. Substitutes not used: Duke (gk), Mendy, Halmosi, Folan.
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TORONTO – Forty days of nominations, millions of votes and countless rallying cries for support in communities across the country has culminated in the announcement made by NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman that Sylvan Lake, Alberta is Kraft Hockeyville 2014. In a live spot last night on CBC's Hockey Night in Canada, representatives from Sylvan Lake cheered as they received the news that their local arena will benefit from $100,000 in upgrades, the opportunity to host an NHL preseason game between the Calgary Flames and the Phoenix Coyotes, and a visit from CBC. To mark its eighth season, Kraft Hockeyville came back bigger than ever, awarding a total of $1 million in prizing to 16 different hockey loving communities from coast-to-coast.
"Everyone at Kraft Canada sincerely congratulates Sylvan Lake on winning the title of Kraft Hockeyville 2014," said Jack Hewitt, Vice-President, Consumer Insights & Portfolio Marketing, Kraft Canada. "The passion Canada has, not only for its national sport, but for the communities across this great country is astounding. Sixteen amazing communities now have the funds to upgrade their local rinks – and that means there are 16 rinks that will continue to be the heart of their communities."
"The passion for hockey is passed from generation-to-generation, and the community rink plays an essential role in that special relationship," NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said. "Kraft Hockeyville is committed to keeping community rinks vibrant, ensuring the health of the game in communities large and small. The National Hockey League is thrilled to support and be a part of this wonderful program and we, too, celebrate the communities that make hockey strong."
"On behalf of CBC, congratulations to Sylvan Lake on being named Kraft Hockeyville 2014," said Jeffrey Orridge, Executive Director of Sport Properties & General Manager, Olympics. "Each year more and more communities from across Canada rally together for this title and we are pleased to be part of this grassroots movement that directly benefits so many people through the sport of hockey."
Sylvan Lake embodies Alberta's huge passion for hockey and community spirit in their quest for the Kraft Hockeyville title, gaining the support of the entire country that intensified after the roof of their beloved community rink collapsed on January 20, 2014. The community organized several events to get people voting, including road-side voting check stops, a Kraft Dinner "Let Your Fun Out" party, and a rallying poem, read in the province's House of Commons, to raise further support of the community.
"We are thrilled that Sylvan Lake, Alberta has deservingly earned the title of Kraft Hockeyville for 2014," said Flames President of Hockey Operations Brian Burke. "The Calgary Flames are very proud of our Alberta roots and have made it a priority to be a strong supporter of our community's well-being. We look forward to celebrating our great game with Flames fans in Sylvan."
"We are very excited to participate in next season's Kraft Hockeyville event in Sylvan Lake, AB," said Coyotes General Manager Don Maloney. "We look forward to celebrating the game of hockey with all the fans in Sylvan Lake and supporting this great hockey community."
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* Salmon Arm, BC and Central Bedeque, PE will each receive $50,000 in arena upgrades; and
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For complete program details, please visit KraftHockeyville.ca. Kraft Hockeyville can also be found on Facebook (Facebook.com/KraftHockeyville) and Twitter (@hockeyville).


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Well I'm in nursing school and I'm up at 4am everyday so I don't really do a full face of makeup. If I did I would have to be up at 3:30 and that just won't happen. So I was just wondering what you guys suggest for a quick, everyday routine for me. I know about the NARS Multiple and the Tarte cheek stain which I might buy but I just want a little input first. Thanks!
I recommend a tinted moisturizer, if your eyebrows are light apply a brow gel, brow liner or shadow (remember: brows frame the face so it doesn't matter how in a hurry you are do not neglect them), mascara, blush, lip gloss and set the look with some translucent powder if you need it. On days where you might have a couple more minutes do either a winged out eyeliner or change it up a bit by applying a single shadow all over your lid and this will never get old because you can use a different shadow each day. Hope this helps!!
My daily make-up takes 5 mins, I use a concealer, powder, eyeliner, mascara and lip balm. The eyeliner stays put all day too. Some days I have to be at work very early also so I understand! I have my routine, photos and products used listed here, take a look, see what you think. Its called 'Whats On My Face!' http://thebeautyboardx.blogspot.co....
A BB cream & if need be, concealer w/powder to set (full coverage if required).. A highlight shade (cream or powder) for inner corners of the eyes, brown bone, cheekbones & Cupid's bow.. A multi-use stick or cream blush for cheeks & lips.. Mascara & a tinted brow gel :) you'd be surprised how much a highlighter can make you look that much more polished, awake & glowy! I'd say base is the most important step though, xx
For eyes I would suggest getting one or two basic colors of the Urban Decay 24/7 shadow pencils. Just swipe some on and blend and bam, eye shadow look all day:)
I like to do a subtle smoky eye (base color then a crease color blended out and a coat of mascara) with foundation and a bold lip. That's always the easiest for me in the morning
BB cream is the way to go for skin, because (depending in what kind you buy) they can definitely be full coverage and apply easy with fingers. Don't forget to add a little bit of blush and/or Bronzer to your cheeks to keep your face looking fresh. As for the eyes, eyeshadow duos are your best friend. After trying some out, I really enjoyed the e.l.f brand quite a lot. And because they're so cheap I bought a natural/Bronzy color for everyday and a few color ones for when I crave change. Stay away from the cover girl brand duos, they tend to smudge and go everywhere. For eyeliner try using a khajal eyeliner in either dark brown or black. Apply a thin layer to lashes and smudge out with fingers, q-tips, or a brush. Add a few coats of mascara and you'll be done in no time:)
I would do eyebrows, mascara and lipgloss. And if you have time to do more, concealer and that's it, I think you could look polished with out taking a lot of time ;D (just MY opinion). Hope it helps
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If I have to be quick due to limited time I usually put on a bb cream, a creamy cheek tint and mascara and lipgloss. Less than 5 minutes and I can pull this off with very little lighting (often times my fam is still asleep and I'm not trying to wake them up) and half awake.lol
Honestly i would just do some mascara, lip gloss, and some blush for ur cheeks. Its quick and still looks good :) ok and maybe a lil eyeshadow. I wouldnt worry bout foundation etc that early and by the looks of ur pic u dont need any of it :)
Easy peasy. You'll be out the door in no time. Tinted cream, cream blush, mascara and some lip balm. A really good tip is to go and have your brows and eyelashes tinted once a month. That way you wake up everyday with wonderful brows and if you forget to put mascara on no one will ever know!!! Genius!!!
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What I chiefly remember about Mrs Maxwell's thoughts on hospitality was her claim that the success of a visit stands or falls by what the hostess puts on her guests' bedside table. Flowers, naturally, but please, no spray carnations - only home grown sweet peas preferably pink, purple and white in a tall narrow-necked pottery jug. The devil is in the detail, advised Mrs M and you have to admit she knew a thing or two about devils.
Next to the flowers she would place an ornamental tea caddy full of almond biscuits, a box of tissues, an ashtray, a small pair of scissors, a notepad and matching pencil, an antique bibelot of some kind and three books. The bibelot didn't have to be flashy like a Ming dragon, which in any case took up too much space, but it should have a certain curiosity value. A pair of 18th century egg cups attributed to the Catherine the Great with scenes of the Winter Palace painted on them would do. And if you had a couple staying you could put one on either side - such fun.
The first stumbling block is that there are no bedside tables anywhere in our house in Scotland, the one to which I'm always inviting friends for the summer. It was designed by student architects who believed in "spatial integrity" and "shadow gaps" and "sleeping areas" rather than conventional bedrooms. People often get lost trying to find it and, though we say it's at the far end of the island by the lighthouse, they return to the phone box by the ferry and call us.
"Where are you, we got as far as the telephone exchange," or "are you anywhere near that fish factory?" We are the exchange, we are the fish factory, we explain - but that's another story.
In any case it's not the lack of bedside tables or bibelots that daunts friends from visiting us up here. It's the distance - and the weather, of course. "I'd love to, Sue, but I simply can't face that journey. We used to have a house on Islay," says my best friend in Battersea, who takes her family off to the Club Med in Tunisia instead. People on the way to climb mountains in Skye or fish in Orkney come and see us and, because Skye climbers and Orcadian fishermen are essentially interesting people, I wish they'd stay longer. It was the Biggins family, the guests from hell, well Maida Vale, who came one summer to collect their son Barnaby who've made us wary of ever having people to stay again.
We didn't officially invite them. We said we could put Barnaby on the sleeper at Fort William but Mr Biggins said, no, they'd never been to Scotland. They'd drive up to collect him. Fine, I said, come and stay for a couple of days. You and your big mouth, said my husband viciously after the ordeal, and for once he was right.
To be fair, it wasn't all their fault. That was the year the pump packed up and we had no water. We had to get it in buckets from the burn but, since there were other kids staying - there were 12 of us, variously packed into the sleeping areas - it didn't really matter. Two more Bigginses wouldn't make any difference. Wrong again. There were four Bigginses waiting on the jetty. Mr and Mrs, Barnaby's older brother Ben and the Spanish au pair girl. "It'll be a bit of a squash," I began, but Mr B cut me short. He'd been a scout master. He could cope with anything. Mrs B immediately rearranged my cupboards and Mr B had all the children in teams hammering wooden stakes into the ground to carry an extension lead to the outside shed so that he could rearrange our tools after dark. All I saw of Ben Biggins was his backside as he bent to forage in the fridge for food. "It's an island you know, Ben, there's only one shop," I began. But Mrs Biggins would bustle in and say she'd get the kids to cycle to the shop, buy a load of food and put it on my account.
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Sergeant Johnnie G. Lee was a crewchief/gunner on a UH1A gunship. Sergeant Lee died from wounds received when his aircraft was hit while providing fire support during a combat assault into a hostile landing zone in the delta near Can Tho, in November 1962. Johnnie is the first attack helicopter crewmember to be killed in Vietnam. I was his platoon leader and I cannot forget the day he was killed. Sergeant Lee was a professional soldier, skilled airman, and a joy to all who served with him, in Okinawa, Thailand, and finally in South Vietnam. I will always miss him.
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Friday, March 18, 2005
My sister's house
She definitely got all our mother's good domestic ones: cooking, cleaning, neatness, general household industriousness.
I got the ones that need glasses and tend to gain weight after marriage.
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- Magazine Man said...
What WAS I thinking showing my wife this blog? Every time she sees the pictures she gets new ideas for things she wants to do this spring. First it was gardening, now it's decorating. My "honey-do" list is getting longer by the second!
But I bet your sister wishes she had some of your talents (such as your excellent photography skills. You have a great eye).
Will try to comment more, but Blogger has been dragging a lot when it comes to posting. What a pain! --MM - 7:56 AM
- Rurality said...
You're too kind!
My sister has many enviable artsy craftsy talents. But I will always be the older sister and can therefore boss her around.
Yes blogger has been a big pain in the patootie lately. Doesn't work about 90% of the time, especially the comments part.
I really think it's the spam blogs that are throwing glue into the machinery.
If you have tried searching for anything in Technorati lately, you'll see spam, spam, and more spam. - 9:56 AM
- sugarcreekfarm said...
Ooo, pretty pots. Remind me of ones my grandma used to decorate.
I don't have a sister. My mom's genes seem to have simply skipped a generation. My daughters got her "perfectly painted nails" gene. - 10:00 AM
- happyandblue2 said...
You should leave your glasses off next time you visit her and accidently kick those pots right off the step. That will teach her..
- Mary said...
The first 2 pictures remind me of Mary Englebreit's decorating style. Very cute!
- jenni said...
will you help decorate my place? right now it's decorated in mostly books and dog hair...
- Rurality said...
Well you wouldn't want me to decorate... my style is more like packrat central. You could probably hire my sister out if you paid her enough though!
I did paint some pots several years ago, but the paint always seems to flake off eventually. - 7:44 AM


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The Breathing Circle offers movements, verses, and stories for children, working directly with their unfolding senses and the cycle of natural breath. These techniques can be used with children, from toddlers through seven years.
Here is an essential handbook for early years educators, preschooler parents, and caregivers, as well as storytellers, drama teachers, breathwork teachers and practitioners, and those involved in the many other somatic disciplines.
Published in partnership with the Alliance for Childhood.