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I've been going to the Folk Festival in Bangor since it started out as the National Folk Festival in 2002. I remember the excitement and the buzz that first summer. Everyone was wondering what it would be like and what kind of impact it would have on our area. Of course, it exceeded all of our expectations and going on fourteen years it just keeps getting better.
I have so many happy and fun-filled memories associated with the AFF and most of them involve my spending time with my family and friends. My three children, in particular, look forward to the Festival all year. It's been a wondrous and magical experience for them over the years, exploring the music, dance and cultures of the world, all right on their own backyard along the Bangor Waterfront.
This weekend Bangor is host once again to another event that is bringing lots of fun and excitement to our doorsteps. The Maine Science Festival, which is a first-of-it's-kind event in Maine and Northern New England is being held throughout Downtown Bangor on March 20-22, 2015. The festival will host more than 45 events for the weekend and will explore and celebrate the ways in which science touches our everyday lives and highlights the cutting edge work being done in our State.
Like the American Folk Festival, all events at the Maine Science Festival are free, with the exception of their headlining event, and are aimed at engaging all ages with hands on events, discussions and workshops. Best of luck to the MSF, may Bangor welcome you with the open arms that we receive every single year from our loyal attendees and volunteers!
Don't miss our new Color Bangor Facebook page! Give us a like and stay up to date with registration information and other exciting news.


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We're excited to see the response we get from this... well... dangerous video.
Please let us know what you think and support the project by sending it to your friends and keeping your eye out for the song on iTunes!
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ABUJA – The abduction of more than 200 Nigerian girls by Boko Haram could be a turning point in the battle against Islamist militants, Nigeria's leader has said.
"I believe that the kidnap of these girls will be the beginning of the end of terror in Nigeria," President Goodluck Jonathan said.
In his speech, he also thanked China, the United States, Britain and France for their offers of help to rescue the girls.
Their kidnapping three weeks ago has caused outrage worldwide.
Boko Haram, whose name means "Western education is forbidden" in the local Hausa language, began its insurgency in Nigeria's north-eastern Borno state in 2009.
At least 1,200 people are estimated to have died in the violence and security crackdown this year alone.
The schoolgirls were kidnapped from their boarding school on the night of 14 April from the town of Chibok in Borno state.
In a video released earlier this week, Boko Haram's leader threatened to "sell" the students, saying they should not have been in school in the first place, but rather should get married.
It is believed the girls are being held somewhere in the forested areas which stretch from near Chibok into neighbouring Cameroon.
Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani schoolgirl who survived a shooting by Taliban insurgents, has said the world must not stay silent over the abduction.
She told the BBC that "if we remain silent then this will spread, this will happen more and more and more".
President Jonathan was addressing delegates at the World Economic Forum For Africa in the capital Abuja, which has recently been hit by two attacks blamed on Boko Haram.
He thanked them for attending "especially at this time that as a nation we are facing attacks of terrorists" and said their presence was a "major blow for the terrorists".
"If you had refused to come because of fear, the terrorists would have jubilated."
The president said China had promised to assist in the search for the girls –– and he also thanked the United States, Britain and France who despatched teams of experts to Nigeria.
France today announced it would station about 3,000 troops in Nigeria's neighbours, to help tackle Islamist militants in the Sahel region.
Shortly after his speech, Jonathan told the BBC that with the extra assistance the country was now receiving, "we will be able to bring terror to an end in Nigeria".
He pointed to the use of sophisticated satellite images, saying that, so far, nobody knew exactly what had happened on the day of the abductions.
Also at the event, Nigerian businessman Aliko Dangote, Africa's richest man, said that he would invest $2.3 billion (BDS$4 billion) in sugar and rice production in the north of the country to help create jobs in the impoverished area.
Former British prime minister Gordon Brown, now a UN education envoy, announced a "safe schools initiative" at the event in Abuja yesterday.
He said the Nigerian business community would donate $10m (£5,8m) to provide security for around 500 schools as part of a pilot project, without giving further details.
In the face of recent criticism over its handling of the abductions, the government has defended its response to Boko Haram's insurgency, saying it was "fighting a war".
"We have to limit and manage collateral damages –– but the insurgents do not care," presidential spokesman Doyin Okupe told the BBC's
Newsday programme.
"They can kill soldiers, they can kill villagers, but we cannot do that. And people must understand that, we have to fight this war within the rules of engagement that is accepted internationally."


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In July's The Simple Things, we throw a grown-up barbecue; where veggies and even desserts go on the grill. Ben Tish is chef director at the Salt Yard Group, which runs four restaurants in London. Recipes are taken from his new book Grill Smoke BBQ.
Try the recipe for Smoky bitter-chocolate puddings with melting whipped cream on page 39 - you can just use plain chocolate (at least 70% cocoa) or try this recipe for smoked bitter chocolate.
'Smoked chocolate is a revelation, whether you eat it raw or melted and cooked into a pudding. At Ember Yard, we tried several methods and types of chocolate but found that those with a cocoa content of 70% or more works best. I've used pistols (buttons) as they are all the same size, so they absorb the smoke evenly. It's imperative that you leave the chocolate for 24 hours after smoking to allow the flavours to settle and balance.' Ben Tish
Smoked bitter chocolate
Makes about 250g (9oz)
250g (9oz) bitter chocolate (at least 70% cocoa) buttons, or a block cut into small, even-sized chunks
You'll also need a cold-smoking device and some oak wood dust
Set up the cold-smoking device in the barbecue with the wood dust and get it going.
Place the chocolate in a single layer on a baking sheet. Transfer to the barbecue, then close the lid and vent and cold-smoke the chocolate for 45 minutes. Transfer the chocolate to a container, seal and leave for24 hours before using.


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2011 Union Hall of Honor
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John H. Walker
Miner, state federation president, gubernatorial candidate
John H. Walker tromped through coal camps with Mother Jones, led the Illinois Federation of Labor, ran for Illinois Governor and gave the United Mine Workers' John L. Lewis his first full-time union position, only to become a bitter enemy of Lewis. Walker was born April 27, 1872 in Binnie Hill, Stirlinghsire, Scotland. On his ninth birthday his family arrived in Braidwood, Illinois and within the year the boy was working in Coal City mines. At age eleven he joined the Knights of Labor and also participated in the short-lived Miners' Federation and the Mine Laborers. His father was blacklisted for union activity and the family migrated to Oklahoma.
In 1896 he organized United Mine Workers of America Local 505 in Central City, Illinois. That same year he married Phoebe Fox of Mason, Illinois, a Welsh miner's daughter. In 1897 he worked closely with UMWA President John Mitchell during a nine-month Illinois strike. In 1900 Mitchell appointed Walker as an organizer to assist Mary "Mother" Jones in organizing the West Virginia mines. He then worked his way up in the union ranks, becoming Illinois Mine Workers President in 1905. He lobbied for mine safety laws, workers' compensation and successfully negotiated four statewide contracts. He served on the Illinois Mining Investigation Committee after the 1909 Cherry mine disaster, which resulted in new safety laws. Walker gave John L. Lewis his first full-time union position, as a lobbyist after the Cherry disaster.
Elected President of the Illinois State Federation of Labor in 1913, Walker led Illinois labor's legislative agenda, most importantly a law limiting court injunctions against strikes. Under his leadership the Illinois Federation became one of the nation's largest. The Federation supported inclusion of occupational diseases under workers' compensation, child labor laws, public ownership of utilities, teachers' rights, cooperative stores, a state old-age pension program, credit unions and guarantees on bank deposits. In the early 1920s, when business promoted its anti-union, open shop "American plan," the Federation's lead defensive efforts against the business agenda.
During World War I Walker served on the State Council of Defense and served on President Woodrow Wilson's Labor Mediation Commission, where he helped settle strikes and lock-outs in the western states and mediated the 1917 Chicago stockyards agreement. When the war ended the State Federation supported the 1919 steel strike.
Walker was a Socialist Party member and activist until 1916, when he supported President Woodrow Wilson. In 1919 the State Federation and the Chicago Federation of Labor organized an Illinois Farmer-Labor Party. In 1920 Walker was its candidate for Governor, with Chicago Federation of Labor (CFL) President John Fitzpatrick running for the U.S. Senate. Both candidates fared badly in the general election. After the dismal 1920 showing and fearing that a competing party would stymie labor's Springfield agenda, most Illinois unions abandoned the Party, which was taken over by a Communist faction headed by William Z. Foster in 1923.
In 1922, unions and sympathetic groups re-organized the Joint Labor Legislative Board, which forged a united front on Springfield legislation. AFL affiliates, the railroad brotherhoods, the CFL, the State Teachers Association and the Farmers' Educational and Co-operative Union were amongst the members. This united front helped pass labor's key legislative agenda in 1925, an anti-injunction bill, limiting court injunction in labor disputes. As a union democracy advocate, under Walker's leadership the State Federation officers were elected through a popular vote by union members statewide. He ran on the Socialist ticket for State Representative in 1904 and for Congress in 1906. He strongly advocated workers' cooperatives and in 1915 was elected the first President of the Illinois State Co-operative Society. Walker unsuccessfully ran for the UMWA presidency in 1908, 1916, and 1918. These were close races and Walker's advocates charged fraud in his 1916 loss. He resigned as President of the State Federation in 1918 to run for UMWA President and came back in 1919 to re-win his Illinois AFL position. While out of office in 1919 he toured the nation, promoting U.S. membership in the League of Nations. In 1928 Walker made his last UMWA effort, but Lewis successfully denied Walker's candidacy, claiming he was not "actively working at the trade."
1930 turmoil in the UMWA ended Walker's Federation leadership. There were two UMWA conventions that year, one in Springfield held by anti-Lewis factions, and another in Indianapolis, led by Lewis. Walker was elected secretary-treasurer by the Springfield convention; the AFL then forced Walker to resign as Federation President. The dispute went to the courts, where Lewis' leadership was upheld, but so was Walker's election as UMWA Illinois District 12 President. In 1932 dissidents launched the Progressive Mine Workers; Walker was still a UMWA officer, but the Illinois UMWA was so impoverished from these battles and the Depression that they asked the national organization to take over the Illinois District in 1933 and Lewis supporters gained control. Reuben Soderstrom had successfully filled Walker's position at the State Federation in 1930. Without his UMWA base, Walker then began his final career position, business agent for the Men's Teachers' Union in Chicago. In 1930, Eugene Staley wrote of Walker, "Walker is a man of strong emotions; feeling, not logic, is the key to his spirit. …John H. Walker feels and talks of 'decency and humanity,' leaving the subtleties of constitutional law to others. …A likeable personality and an emotional nature make him an effective lobbyist; he can mix with politicians of all complexions in a free and easy way; he can win over wavering support to his cause; or he can flay his adversaries verbally in a committee hearing."
Charles White
Charles W. White began painting as a child growing up poor on the south side of Chicago. Although denied entrance to different art schools due to discrimination in the 1920s and 30's, White finally received a scholarship from the School of the Art Institute, one of the few schools that accepted African Americans. As a painter in the WPA Federal Art Project in 1939, White was the only African-American on the murals staff (only 5% of Illinoisans hired in the FAP were African-American). His murals for the George Cleveland Hall Branch Library—now lost, History of the Negro Press for the1940 exhibition of the 75th Anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation and other murals testified to the contributions of African-Americans leaders, activists, and workers. White painted the lives and history of African Americans workers—from sharecroppers to musicians to neighborhood people at a time when African-Americans were silenced or only portrayed negatively in art, history books, and the media. He was among the group of artists that organized the South Side Community Art Center, which was supported by the Roosevelt administration and the pockets of people in Bronzeville, along with Margaret Goss Burroughs, Gordon Parks, Eldizer Cortor, and Archibald Motley. Leaving Chicago in the 1940s, White never wavered from his commitment to using his art as a weapon for social justice. He said, "Paint is the only weapon I have in which to fight." In honoring Charles White, the ILHS also pays homage to the other WPA artists in Illinois that painted murals portraying workers in Chicago and across Illinois, particularly, Mitchell Siporin, Edmund Britton, and Edward Millman.
Alejandro Romero
Alejandro Romero began his studies in 1967 at the Academy of San Carlos of the National School of Fine Arts and finished his studies at the Art Institute of Chicago. Growing up in Mexico, he was influenced by his neighbor and mentor, the David Alfaro Siqueiros—a key influence for all muralists, and in England, he was profoundly affected by the muralist Charles Spencer who depicted the British industrial workers. Moving to Chicago in 1976, Romero has created art for unions, community organizations, and other concerns. His murals' strikingly vivid colors bring joy, power, and life to his portrayals of communities, working people, and revolutionary leaders. His labor murals for the Central States Council, Chicago Federation of Labor, and Joliet Community Public Arts program feature workers in the service, steel, construction and trades, cultural arts, medical, and transportation industries. Each Romero mural is a celebration.
Kathleen Farrell
Since the 1970s, Kathleen Farrell has painted murals that portray the lives of communities and working people from the walls of Joliet to the halls of international unions in Washington, D.C. Whether the mural is for the Will-Grundy Counties Central Trades and Labor Council or Jobs with Justice, Farrell's unique use of realism and rich colors seem to shine rays of light upon her subjects and do honor to the dignity and craft of men and women on the job: poultry workers, bricklayers, printers, laborers, electricians, service workers, stonecutters, canal workers, and musicians. Often not overtly political, the beauty of the workers and community people in the murals explicitly challenges the viewer to recognize the real builders of this country. Mentored by Mark Rogovin (who help to form Public Art Workshop and Chicago Muralist Group), Farrell teaches others to make murals through the Labor Heritage Foundation Great Labor Arts Exchange and the Friends of Community Art in Joliet, and consistently brings members into the experience of painting. She says, "Workers in general have not been exposed to the pleasure and power of art, and by bringing them together to paint the mural, they found it was fun, exciting, and interesting…It was something that enriched their lives, something they'd never thought about before." In 1991, Farrell co-founded the Friends of Community Public Art with Kathleen Scarboro and others which has transformed Joliet's walls into a testament to the history of this this important working class city. The ILHS also recognizes the instrumental collaborative work of Katherine Scarboro. Farrell lives in Joliet.
Mike Alewitz
The ILHS Union Hall of Honor recognizes the mural work and other artistic agiprop for justice of Mike Alewitz. Most known in Chicago for his "Teamsters Power" mural, Alewitz has created murals, banners, puppets, and memorials to promote and be part of the struggles for human rights, dignity, and liberty. Unlike the WPA murals that could not depict any overt political message, Alewitz's powerful murals do not hide and take any prisoners. Alewitz says, "I don't paint murals that are easily understood. Art must be challenging. And the labor movement must be challenged and we must be challenged." In his murals for international unions, Alewitz's work has taken have him to Chernobyl in the Ukraine to Mexico. Like, Farrell, Alewitz brings the community into the powerful activity of painting murals that he has created. He teaches at Central Connecticut State College and co-runs the Labor Art and Mural Project. The ILHS also recognizes Daniel Manrique Ariras, a Mexican muralist that made the UE hall mural and collaborated with Alewitz on a UE Chicago-Mexico project.


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How to Root your Android 4.4 KitKat device using TowelRoot
Step 1: Head over to TowelRoot.com and click on the lambda icon to download the TowelRoot app.
Step 2: Install the TowelRoot app on your phone and open it. Tap on " Make it Ra1n" and wait for a few seconds for the app to root your phone.


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Pork bites with Greek Yogurt sauce
Posted in 40 minutes or less, Beginner, Fried, Main Courses, Mainland Greece, Our hand picked recipes, Sunday family meal ideas, Traditional Greek Yogurt Recipes, Weekend family meal ideas Originally published on May 15, 2013 Last updated on May 18, 2014 By Eli K. Giannopoulos
Deliciously light with a creamy, wine flavoured sauce, these little pork bites will amaze you! Read on to find out how to make this refreshing, mid-week, 40 minute or less recipe!
- 1 kg pork loins (35 ounces)
- 1 cup olive oil
- 1 cup of dry white wine
- 1 teaspoon dry rosemary
- 1/2 cup of low fat Greek yogurt
- salt and pepper to taste
- 1 twig of fresh rosemary (garnish)
- Heat up the olive oil in a large pan, dice the pork in cubes and sizzle until golden brown.
- Pour in the wine and add salt and pepper and half a cup of water. Cover the pan, lower the heat and let it simmer.
- Right before the sauce thickens, add the dry rosemary, stir and cover the pan.
- Once the sauce thickens, remove pan from the stove and remove the meat, while leaving the sauce in the pan. Let it cool down for a few minutes before adding the yogurt.
- Slowly add the yogurt while stirring with a whisk till creamy. Re-add the meat and stir until fully covered in the sauce.
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Karen teaches yoga with a healthy balance of Eastern philosophy and Western sensibility.
She brings a lightness and a sense of joy and ease to her classes with gentle emphasis on body awareness, self acceptance, alignment and safety.
Karen's teaching influence comes from the Kripalu school of yoga. a real fusion of eastern philosophy and spirituality and western sensibilities.
"As we focus on the sensations that come up as we breathe and move, we begin to bridge the chasm separating body and mind, allowing us to become fully present in our bodies; revitalizing the body and calming the mind."
Join Karen on a journey to inner space – "a safe and gentle exploration of our inner world – where we can experience together the influence of our energy on what we believe and how we think –where we can experience the possibility of shifting those belief systems as we journey together through the postures, the breath and a guided relaxation."
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The blue book of grammar and punctuation : an easy-to-use guide with clear rules, real-world examples, and reproducible quizzes / Jane Straus, Lester Kaufman ; edited with new material by Tom Stern.
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- Physical Description: 1 online resource (xxi, 201 pages)
- Edition: Eleventh edition.
- Publisher: San Francisco, CA : Jossey-Bass, [2014]
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"A revised and updated new edition of the bestselling workbook and grammar guideThe Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuation is a concise, entertaining workbook and guide to English grammar, punctuation, and usage. This user-friendly resource includes simple explanations of grammar, punctuation, and usage; scores of helpful examples; dozens of reproducible worksheets; and pre- and post-tests to help teach grammar to students of all ages. Appropriate for virtually any age range, this authoritative guide makes learning English grammar and usage simple and fun. This updated Eleventh Edition reflects the latest updates to English usage and grammar and features a fully revised two-color design and lay-flat binding for easy photocopying. Clear and concise, easy-to-follow, offering "just the facts" Fully updated to reflect the latest rules in grammar and usage along with new quizzes Ideal for students from seventh grade through adulthood in the US and abroad For anyone who wants to understand the major rules and subtle guidelines of English grammar and usage, The Blue Book of Grammar and Punctuation offers comprehensive, straightforward instruction"-- Provided by publisher.
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New Sixt rent a car at Springfield Union Station location
Sixt has expanded once again, this time offering a second Springfield, Massachusetts, car rental location at Springfield Union Station. As with all our Sixt branches we host a premium fleet and make it easy to get a Springfield Union Station car rental deal with our affordable rates. Book online and have your rental car ready for pick up at Springfield Union Station.
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One of three who founded Industrial Nucleonics in Columbus, Ohio in 1950 - the first company to pioneer the peace time industrial use of atomic energy.
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AIE – Art Express Catalog
Themes in Art
Wilderness Revisited: A painting lesson in observance of the passing of the Wilderness Act of 1964
Students will learn watercolor techniques to express their experience and knowledge of an area that is not crossed by roads but remains in its natural state. This could include lakes, trees, swamps deserts, and the original flora and fauna.
There are three artists included in this kit. Thomas Moran and Albert Bierstadt were painters; Edward S. Curtis was primarily a photographer. Using their art they raised awareness of the perils of ignoring the impact of humans on the natural environment. With their art they captured a period before human occupation changed the world of nature. Grades 1-5
Animals in Art: Teach students how to mix colors from primary colors: red, yellow, and blue watercolor sticks. Encourage imagination by drawing/painting animals in unfamiliar colors. Introduce artists Franz Marc, Rene Magritte, and Alberto Giacometti.
Children in Art: An historical view of paintings of children reflecting prevailing styles. Using mirrors & templates, students draw themselves. Grades 1-5
Peace: Visions of peace by well-known artists become the inspiration for students to illustrate themselves at peace. Grades 1-5
Classrooms: Based on the art of Winslow Homer, student illustrate their classroom. Grades 3, 4, & 5
The Forest & Emily Carr: Canadian artist Emily Carr is the inspiration for students to illustrate an experience in the forest. Grades 1-5
The Art of the Book: Students make a simple book ready to illustrate. Grades 1-5
Button Blankets: Using the button blankets of Pacific Northwest Natives as a theme, students create their own symbolism. Grades 1-5
The Art of India: Mandalas: Mandalas are the basis for designs students create using the influence of Indian traditions. Compasses, CD's, and protractors are used to create the designs. (a.k.a. Geometry in Art: Mandalas) Grades 1-5
The Art of India: Kolams: Kolams are designs created in southern India to bring prosperity to homes. Students create the designs on paper with a grid of dots, learning about both geometry and Indian culture. Grades 1-5
Flags: After learning the history of flag design, students will illustrate The Star Spangled Banner. Grades 4 & 5
Georgia O'Keeffe: Twentieth century American artist whose work takes you into the heart of the subject through enlargement. Students will draw objects similar to those O'Keeffe used in her art.Then colors will complete the picture. Grades 3,4, and 5
The Five Senses: Eyes, Ears, Nose, Mouth, Touch: A lesson in cartooning for all grades. Students will be introduced to masterpieces that are remembered for their use of the "senses." Then they will draw their own cartoons. All grades.
Science and Art
The Art of M.C. Escher: Students draw the four stages of butterfly metamorphosis onto the sides of handmade tetrahedrons. Grades 1-5
The Art of Vincent Van Gogh: Students illustrate the solar system in the style of Van Gogh. Gr.1-5
Botanical Illustration and the Corps of Discovery: Using Spring wildflowers, students will create pencil drawings after learning the history of botanical illustration emphasizing the drawings of Lewis and Clark. Grades 1-5
Weather and Clouds: Students view art by artists that use weather as a theme. Meteorology is introduced. Drawings related to weather observations are created. Grades 1 – 5
Moon and Tides: The moon, its origin, how artists picture it, and how the moon affects the tides, is the basis for this lesson.
Techniques in Art
Color Field Painting: Referring to artists Raoul Dufy and Helen Frankenthaler, students will try to define shapes from an abstraction of color. Grades 1-5
Collage: Picasso: Based on the work of Pablo Picasso, this lesson gives students a pre-cut shape from printed matter. They are encouraged to embellish the shape, mimicking the art of Picasso.
Mosaic: After viewing the history of mosaic, students create a design from seeds mimicking the technique of mosaic.
Wire Sculpture: With telephone wire and wood blocks students make small Alexander Calder-like sculptures. Grades 3-5.
Collage: Archimboldo: Faces cut and glued from printed flowers and other natural objects, imitating the work of Archimboldo.
Clay: The importance of a pot. Using low-fire clay, students create a pinch pot and embellish it with incised designs. Teachers may also request a lesson in clay relief, masks in clay, or other objects. This lesson is especially for schools with kilns. Other arrangements for firing can be made. Grades 3-5
Collage: Matisse: The art of Henri Matisse. Using cut colored paper, students will create a mural based on a theme they design. Grades 1-5
Frottage: The art of rubbing. Using petroglyphs and pictographs as a theme, students will create scenes of rock art. Grades 1-5
Printmaking: The history of woodcut and printing is taught. Using water-based inks, students make prints from foam pieces. Grades 1-5
Principles of Art
Color and Pointillism: Using the work of Georges Seurat, students learn the principle of visual color mixing. Q-tips are provided to paint simple shapes. Grades 1-5
Color and Light: Based on the work of Claude Monet, this lesson illustrates color mixing and sources of light that affect color. Using acrylic paint, students will practice the same color-mixing principles used by Monet. Grades 3-5
Value: The concept of light and dark value is taught using the art of Georges Seurat and Chuck Close. Students will create images using inked stamp pads. Grades 1-5
Balance: Symmetry and asymmetry is taught using the art of Edgar Degas, Diego Rivera, and Wayne Thiebaud. Students will be asked to draw and recognize symmetry and asymmetry. Grades 1-5
Line: The art of directing vision with line. Students will see the work of Edgar Degas, Millard Sheets, and M.C. Escher. Using graphite and watercolor sticks, students will create a work of art applying the principle of line. Grades 1-5
Relief: The principle of relief is explored through the work of Louise Nevelson. Students create small reliefs from "found" objects that are glued and later painted a uniform color. Grades 1-5
Shape: The art of Paul Cezanne is used to teach the principle that all objects are composed of four basic shapes: the sphere, the cone, the cube and the cylinder. Students will be given pre-printed papers that allow them to study the effect of light on the basic shapes. Grades 3,4,5.


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Google's Management Doesn't Use Google+
Mark Zuckerberg is an avid Facebook user. Dick Costolo tweets frequently. However, Google's management just isn't using Google+.
Tech blogger Michael Degusta of TheUnderstatement has cobbled together some data about activity of Google's higher-ups on its new social network. In the three months since Google+ launched, only three of the 12 members of Google's management team have posted on G+. Collectively, they've only ever posted 29 times and only six times in the month of September.
But those aren't the only inactive Google employees on G+. Just two of Google's senior vice presidents have posted since August. Degusta argued that Google's senior vice president of social and head of Google+ Vic Gundatora is one of the only vice presidents that has made a serious effort to use the service, with a total of more than 150 posts.
SVP of Chrome Sundar Pichi is the only other exception to the norm, with a total of 58 posts.
Even Larry Page isn't using Google+. He's only posted seven times, and he hasn't been active on the site yet this month. Co-founder Sergey Brin has posted slightly more, but only 15 times. Former CEO and current board member Eric Schmidt hasn't even joined the site yet.
None of Google's board members have posted on Google+, ever, Degusta said. That's not much of a vote of confidence for a site struggling to catch on.
Amid reports that people were losing interest in Google+, Google last month took the invitation-only status off G+ and opened it up to everyone. That prompted a surge of new plusers. Google+ hit 50 million users and saw traffic increase by 1200 percent, according to Hitwise.
Taking the site public seemed to breathe new life into a floundering Google+, but shortly after, research company Chitika Insights said traffic dropped yet again, this time by 60 percent.
But why isn't Google's management using Google+? Perhaps they have the same dilemma reportedly experienced by many others: they just can't handle another social network.
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I see on my therapy sheet "Iso-Kinetic" training. What the heck is that? Well, on the sheet it is also written I should go to "Floor A", SOMC. What the heck is SOMC? I ask an employee of the clinic. It is the Swiss Olympic Medical Centre says he as a matter of course. When I enter the SOMC, I see myself face to face with Franz Heinzer, Pirmin Zubriggen, Didier Cuche, Dider Defago, Werner Günther,etc…. (For those who do not know them…they have written big chapters in the small history of Swiss' sport). They are all in large format pinned against the wall. I ask the physio, Kurt Jordan, whether they were all here for Iso-Kinetic. He answers yes. I learn later that the physio knows them all personally and that he has been going with the Swiss National Ski Team since Lake Placid!!!!
I don't have time to ask him what Iso-Kinetic is about. He asks me kindly to sit and relax on a huge elevated green padded chair, straps my body with safety belts, fix my leg against some strong mechanic arm powered by a huge electric motor I tell myself that this looks like very sophisticated modern torture and I am about to learn that this is indeed very sophisticated modern torture aimed at strengthening my knee!!!
It's been now three and a half weeks, that I am sitting daily on that chair and I must say that I hate it but it is the most efficient thingy to get back mobility and strength. I thank Kurt for training with me as seriously as if I were Didier Cuche and hope now to be running in less than 3 months.


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Yacht club begins offering social membership
The Croton Yacht Club this year began offering a new class of membership called non-boating associate membership, or social membership.
Applicant must be a resident of the Village of Croton and produce a valid Croton Recreation pass as proof of residency. Annual dues are $300 per year, with discounts for seniors and veterans.
Non-boating Associate Members will have access to all club functions at member rates and have access and use of the club house deck, outside grills and bathroom facilities.
If a Non-boating Associate Member applies for Regular Membership, one year's paid dues will be credited to offset initiation fees.
For more information, see the application on the forms page.
River Day brings community to Croton waterfront
The Croton Yacht Club sponsored its annual "Hudson River Day" celebration on Saturday, Sept. 6, 2014 in an effort to promote interest in the history and ecology of the river, to cultivate future local environmental leaders and to promote, enhance and protect river related recreational resources.
River Day offered events and exhibits targeting both children and adults, focusing on the history and ecology of the river. The Ferry Sloops club offered free sailboat rides and the Hudson River Fisherman's Association helped children learn how to fish.
The Croton Yacht Club coordinates the event annually because it provides the membership and local exhibitors the opportunity to share their river related knowledge and expertise with the community, especially the children. The organization realizes that only through this transfer of knowledge can it safeguard the future of this great resource, the Hudson River.
Ribbon cutting for new bulkhead and promenade
A new promenade constructed as part of the bulkhead replacement project at the Croton Yacht Club was formally opened on Saturday, June 7, 2014 during the club's annual Commissioning Day ceremony.
The new walkway that surrounds the club is open to village residents. During his dedication proclamation, Croton Mayor Leo Wiegman welcomed "river lovers, wave watchers, fish anglers, crab catchers, shoreline strollers, sunset chasers, sail boat gazers, hand holders, pebble tossers, stone skippers, photo takers, day dreamers, kayak paddlers, or picnickers."
The six-month construction project was completed this spring by Blakeslee Arpaia Chapman Inc., of Branford, Conn. The previous bulkhead, which surrounds the clubhouse area, was installed before the club was incorporated in 1957 and had far exceeded its expected design life.
The new bulkhead was installed in front of the existing bulkhead, providing more height and additional room for the walkway.
Also on June 7, the club held its Commissioning Day ceremony, with a blessing of the fleet and a formal opening of the boat basin.


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Need a Kitchen Spruce Up? Easy Kitchen Updates Part 1
Now that Halloween is over, it's time to begin prepping for the holiday season.
Really? Already?
I know! I was thinking the same thing.
Geesh, I remember not too long ago, it was flip flop weather and here we are now talking about the holidays.
Anyways....one way to start prepping for the holiday season is to spruce up your kitchen. It's a room that many of us spend lots of time in for the holidays, whether we are the ones cooking or not, so why not make it pretty?
I don't know about you, but I can't seem to stay out of this room all year round-for eating that is, because I don't enjoy cooking at all! My hubby loves to cook. I only cook as a means of survival, not out of pleasure, but that's just me.
Enough about me. Let's get back to the post.
There are a couple of updates you can try in your kitchen, like adding a backsplash or painting your cabinets, but they take a lot of effort unlike what HGTV might say. I don't know about you, but I don't have the time or to spend on painting kitchen cabinets or putting up tile. No matter how much HGTV claims that these are easy updates, they are NOT! I said it! They take lots of time to do and I love my weekends way too much for those types of projects.
So to get you on your way to sprucing up your kitchen the easy way, I'm going to share with you some of my favorite EASY kitchen updates.
Let's get started.
Replace Hardware
Take a trip to Home Depot or a flea market, where you can bump into some pretty hardware and btw they are also inexpensive. Don't be afraid to get creative. You can change up the color too with some spray paint.
Dress Up Your Window
Add a bit of pattern to your kitchen by dressing up your window with a pretty fabric. It's a super cheap update.
Paint The Inside of Your Cabinets
Don't want or have the money to replace your cabinets? Paint the insides for a renewed feeling.
Add a Backsplash with Stencil
Don't feel like spending a weekend working with mortar to put up tiles, then try a pretty stencil instead.
Replace Cabinets with Floating Shelves
How about removing some of your cabinets and making a statement with some floating shelves. It'll be the perfect place to add a personal touch or color with some picture frames and vases.
Give Your Floor Some Attention
Dress up your floor with a colorful rug. If your flooring is not so pretty, this update will take the focus off of your floors.
Now don't forget to stop on by next week when I reveal part 2 of my easy kitchen updates.
Your turn!
Which update are you going to try so that your kitchen can be all spruced up for the holiday season? Tell me all about it by leaving me a comment below!
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The best thing about St Abbs is that everything is close by. The camp site with its own dive center is a couple of miles away, the compressor is at the top of the slip way, toilets in the car park and a nice tea room serving home made food too. All the dive sites visited were also close to the harbour.
We all awoke bright and early each morning at 5am to the sound of sea gulls above our tents followed at 6am with the local wood pigeons and then 7am a chorus from the cows on the other side of the fence (ask Duncan about their tongues!).
Once we finally crawled from our sleeping bags we were greeted with Duncan busy with kettles boiling and egg and bacon butties being passed around and used as bait for anyone trying to sleep in late. Next was the 'who has got the key to the toilet block game'. Great fun after a night on the beer, when you have been struggling into your clothes for ten minutes in a two man tent without uncrossing your legs. (Thinking of which, I'm going to take my tent back because I didn't get two men with it!)
The diving around St Abbs is beautiful. Steep gullies covered in dead man's fingers and brittle stars. Lots of jelly fish, pollacks, crabs, lobsters, long-clawed squat lobsters, sea urchins, sunstars, wrasse, scorpion fish, octopus and for those lucky ones who saw them - wolf fish.
There were also a lot of tunnels and holes to explore, which led through the rocks close to shore.
Evenings were spent either having a BBQ, take-away fish and chips, dinner in Berwick or the local pubs with marathon games of pool.
We were lucky with the weather. Friday and Sunday were glorious and although Saturday was drizzling with rain, the sea remained calm. Monday morning though, we awoke to thunderstorms and torrential rain. We all sat in the mess tent, bleary eyed, damp, trying to gain some warmth from the steaming kettles and with thoughts about starting the long journey home being more appealing than the grey sea. Anyhow, once we gathered in the car park and climbed into our warm, cosy thinsulates and dry suits our spirits rose and we went out and had a fantastic dive and surfaced with clearing skies and the sunshine trying to break through.
That just left a final St Abbs Tea Room crab bap and 'special' hot chocolate to finish another brilliant Guildford BSAC bank holiday diving weekend.


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Things are rolling for the folks over at Freak'n Genius.
Not only is the startup representing Seattle at the big Consumer Electronics Show or creating viral Seahawks videos, but now the company has announced more funding and updated apps.
Freak'n Genius rolled out a refreshed version of its YAKiT mobile app, which lets you manipulate the mouths of your family, friends, cats, dogs and really, just about anything. It's essentially a souped-up version of JibJab, with added messaging and social sharing capabilities included.
YAKiT 3.0 now includes an in-app feed with channels of user-created videos, new animated stickers and social features like commenting and reaction mechanisms.
The company also raised another $275,000 in a strategic investment from Windforce Ventures. Jason Stein, founder of social media agency 24/7 Laundry, is a partner at Windforce and has joined the Freak'n Genius board.
Freak'n Genius, founded in November 2011, was an inaugural member of the 2012 Kinect Accelerator program. Total funding for the company stands at $775,000.
We caught up with CEO Kyle Kesterson while his team was in Las Vegas for CES, and you can read our conversation here.


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Bright like a guiding light showing us all how forward-looking abstract dance music should really sound. A fresh voice for tired and formulaic times. If club music means a bit more to you than either minimal or maximal then check out the chopped up microhouse meets Soundhack meets spaced out edit-disco approach of Pezzner. It could just be the stuff you've been looking for but can never find the likes of.
The Seattle based self-confessed cut and paste addict has an interesting production history with many and varied high profile releases and mixes to his credit. But we don't need to go into these now. Better to just check out the tracks with an open mind and revel in the otherworldly hypnotic craziness of Pezzner.
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