text: Supporting Finnish design became even closer to my heart when I moved to Australia 12 years ago. It isn't just the nostalgia I feel for these designs, but the aesthetics and the high quality that make them so special. I wanted to give you a little glimpse into some of my recent #finnishdesign favourites, for more inspiration, please head over to Instagram!


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PaleBlue's virtual reality (VR) technology is already transforming the medical landscape. From professional's education (like physicians, nurses, and support personnel) to clinical applications, virtual reality has started to make changes in healthcare community. The possibilities for using virtual reality in healthcare are endless. Is there a situation in your department where virtual reality could be useful?
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Sporting Around Worthington
Austin Healey Owners to Meet at the Holiday Inn Worthington
In the days ahead, don't be surprised if you see a large number of British sports cars driving on the streets of Worthington. The Mid-Ohio Austin Healey Club will be hosting its 2013 Fall Roundup at the Holiday Inn Worthington on September 20, 21 and 22. The event will likely attract close to 70 of the famous sports cars to Worthington, along with about 120 to 150 attendees. Participants will travel to Central Ohio from six states and Canada, and they will represent about 11 chapters of the Austin Healey Club of
Local residents can get an up-close look at the popular automobiles during the Austin Healey Car Show on Saturday. That's when the owners clean up and shine their beautiful sports cars and show them off in the parking lot of the Holiday Inn. Later that same day, you'll likely see these same cars driving around the area when they participate in the Austin Healey Rallye. If you're not familiar with this popular activity, think scavenger hunt on wheels. Basically, drivers and their navigators set out with a set of directions and questions like: What color is the barn at 333 Main Street? The goal is to answer as many of the questions as possible, a task that can only be accomplished by driving around to the various locations. "It's not about winning," said Jerry Spurlock, club president and owner of a 1963 Austin Healey. "It's about going out and enjoying yourself in your car."
If this sounds like fun, but you don't know much--if anything--about Austin Healey, here's a short primer. Austin Healey was a British sports car manufacturer that formed as the result
of a joint venture between automotive designer and engineer Donald Healey and the Austin division of the British Motor Corporation. The company made several different models of the sports car throughout the 1950s and 1960s until the joint venture dissolved in 1971. Today these cars are popular among collectors who are not only attracted to their beautiful design, but also think they're fun to drive.
Get a firsthand look at these sleek automobiles when they travel the streets of Worthington during the third weekend of September. For more details about this event, visit moahc.com.
To learn more about the Austin Healey Fall Roundup and other Worthington events and happenings, go to visitworthingtonohio.com.


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Palm oil plantations are destroying our rainforests, worsening climate chaos, and putting communities around the tropics under threat.
The California Public Employees Retirement System (CalPERS) is considering a policy to broaden and deepen its commitment to environmental protection -- including pressuring companies that produce palm oil, soy, beef and other forest-destroying crops to clean up their acts. But the new policy isn't a done deal yet. The board is set to vote on it soon -- so we need your help to make sure it passes!
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After two decades in news media—from The Village Voice to CNN—Brian Palmer created Humint Productions to produce Full Disclosure, a documentary about his "embeds" in Iraq with US Marines.
This site has three objectives:
• to chart the progress of the production;
• to share parts of the story that may not make the final cut;
• and to provide a forum for visitors to discuss and debate Iraq-related issues.
Design Arts Daily
"Field Notes: Mary Henderson's Forces", November 2008
Huffington Post
"Counterinsurgency for Dummies - and Chickenhawks"
"Training Marines How Not To Kill"
"Facts, Fudge & FOIA"
"Last Thoughts of an Iraq Embed"
Mother Jones
"A War Reporter's Last Stand?" March 2009
"Lost In Translation," December 2006
AOL Black Voices - "Photos From the Front Line"
Pixel Press - "Digital Diary: Witnessing the War"
assorted bloggings
just photos
Wisconsin Public Radio, 6/15/2008
Mother Jones Radio, 11/19/2006
"War Reporting In Iraq," MediaBistro panel, 10/25/2006
"Hit or Miss," PBS's Now with David Brancaccio, 3/31/2006
Exhibition opens at Adelphi University of all of Brian's Iraq material—the documentary plus scenes that couldn't be included; still photos; excerpts from journals; and documents and video briefings obtained through the Freedom of Information Act. The show is up through February 20.
The doc is made an official selection of the Pan African Film Festival and the Amelia Island Film Festival.


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Keeperen og havet
Published by Samlaget 2017
'Who normally plays in goal?'
My jaw dropped. How could he possibly not know? Everybody in the area knew that Lena was the goalie in the boys' team. She stepped into the circle wearing her goalkeeper's gloves and looked up defiantly at the man in the black tracksuit.
'Is that it?'
The arrival of a new football coach means dark clouds are looming over twelve-year-old Lena Lid's goalkeeping career. In the house next door, Trille is wondering how to impress the ladies. Meanwhile, as ever, Grandpa is out at sea, looking for the biggest catch of all time and trying not to worry about getting old.
Throughout the course of a year, Lena, Trille and Grandpa will have to battle the forces of nature, as well as themselves. The stage is set for strongly felt emotions and real drama in Mathildewick Cove, the small bundle of houses where they live by the sea. What are friends like Lena and Trille to do when all the rafts they make end up sinking, when every message in a bottle they send just washes up on the shore at home, and when nobody cares about what they can really do? They're hardly ones to give up in a sticky situation, though, that's for sure. Certainly not if Lena has anything to say about it!
The Goalie and the Sea is an intense and action-packed return to the quirky lives of the beautifully mismatched friends from Waffle Hearts.
The novel was awarded with the Brage Prize 2017 for the best children's book and was nominated to The Bookseller's Prize 2017.
Translation rights sold to: Belgium, Bulgaria, Catalonia, Denmark, England, Estonia, Faroe Island, France, Georgia, Germany, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Macedonia, Poland, Russia, Serbia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Ukraine.
"A Resounding reunion with the friends from Waffle Hearts
Strong feelings, great drama and a real way with words
This book is one that I feel like reading aloud, chapter by chapter, to everybody around me. It has an exciting plot, drama between the characters, and humour in almost every line.
After her two previous books – Waffle Hearts (Vaffelhjarte) in 2005 and Astrid the Unstoppable (Tonje Glimmerdal) in 2009 – Maria Parr (36) from Sunnmøre, on the west coast of Norway, was proclaimed the shining new talent in Norwegian children's literature. Then nothing was heard for a while, and it is easy to imagine that ideas were tried and rejected amidst a fear of failure. So it is a real pleasure to report that Parr is back and is surpassing herself, offering us more of what we have grown to love, while at the same time expanding the world of the children she writes about.
Surpassing herself
We are back in the small hamlet of Mathildewick Cove, a ferry journey away from a town that could be Ålesund.
Trille and Lena were nine years old in Waffle Hearts. Now they are twelve, Trille is still the first-person narrator, and we follow them through a year at school. Their world is larger, and the events that happen are more serious.
In one plot thread, we find out more about when Trille's grandfather was a young man, and how he fell in love with Trille's grandmother; in another, we see Lena's new football coach giving her so few opportunities on the pitch that she decides to move to a team in town instead.
Friendship triangle
The new girl in the class, Brigitte from the Netherlands, also causes some commotion. Trille would like to be with her, but he is also ashamed of neglecting Lena and his grandfather. And he is really astonished that Brigitte can see any good in the class bully, Kai-Tommy.
Along the way, there is time for broken arms, fishing trips, secrets, airgun accidents, a school concert, and an Astrid Lindgren reference when Trille's little sister is hoisted up the flagpole.
Birth, love, and the sea
If there is anything to pick holes in from this book, it might be the penchant for melodrama. The main characters are in mortal danger on the waves two or three times, and Trille's baby sister is born during a heavy winter storm. Still, this is also probably the book's greatest strength. The drama is well integrated and realistic, and the reader can feel the grave seriousness of the situations.
Lena emerges as an even more ambiguous character. At her worst, she is self-centered, short-tempered, and sulky. At her best, she has a heart of gold (XL size). It is easy to see how the calmer Trille can feel frustrated and confused.
Best in practically all aspects
The Goalie and the Sea fulfils most criteria of literary criticism. The language is rich and varied. The composition, ensemble of characters, and dramatic structure work well. Parr dares to take all the corners at full speed with even more sincerity, more drama and, not least, even more fantastic new words and expressions. […]
I enjoyed most of all how Parr lets her characters and readers think, learn, and grow as a result of everything they go through. We see honest children struggling with big questions, and coming out of it all with greater self-awareness and greater respect for other people.
This book is full of wisdom, beauty and emotion, and it is quite likely that Maria Parr will see in the new year with several more literary prizes on her mantelpiece."
(Reviewed by Morten Olsen Haugen, Aftenposten 13 August 2017)
"The sequel to Waffle Hearts: binge-reading!
The sequel to Waffle Hearts does not disappoint. Maria Parr's writing is lively and humorous, creating a safe universe it feels good to inhabit. […] Your heart also beats more calmly and happily when you read Maria Parr's books. …This novel uses language inventively and is filled with funny alliterations and playful comparisons. … Lena Lid and Trille deserve many readers and many books. Through her writing, Maria Parr conjures up wild and beautiful western Norwegian scenery and appealing characters we would like to follow in book after book. "
(Reviewed by Kristine Isaksen, VG)
"Speed and self-confidence
Maria Parr has proven again that she is in a class of her own as a children's author. This charm bomb of a story will bring out laughter and tears in children and adults alike. … It is an exciting story, and the first time you read it, you will at times find yourself on the edge of your seat, hoping that everything will turn out well. Maria Parr is not afraid of writing about difficult topics, such as death: can it happen at any time? This grown-up reviewer shed several tears while reading – tears of sympathy and recognition – which were soon replaced by smiles and laughter. … Maybe it is here, more than anywhere, that Maria Parr's magic lies: not in her use of language, even though that is terrifically good, or in the story, which is also unbearably exciting, but in all the layers she works into it, in the way she surveys the depths of what makes up life. Fun, excitement and humour, but also serious matters, insecurities and sorrow. Life and death. Maria Parr writes about children, but her books are really about all of us.
The Goalie and the Sea is a brilliant book for children, and is perfect for grown-ups too."
(Reviewed by Gerd Elin Stava in Dagsavisen, 16 August 2017)


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In the Books: Fight Night Challenge 8/29/2015/
A wild crowd and some truly brutal fights made Saturday's Fight Night Challenge card unforgettable. Two title fights ended the night as spectacularly as it began and a new FNC Flyweight Champion emerged.
The first of 11 matches brought Team ROC it's first victory Saturday night. Jason Joyce maintained impressive ground control, defeating Team XCWT's Kasim Ruffin in a catchweight match.
A lightweight bout followed and was another ground spectacle. MMA Institute's Matt Radik defeated opponent John Burton by TKO due to strikes 1:20 into the third round. Radik dominated the first round, despite being unable to finish a Guillotine Choke towards the end.
Burton repeatedly failed attempts to take Radik to the ground in the second round. Employing vicious strikes in an attempt to stay out of Burton's grip, Radik left Burton bloodied by round's end. Radik successfully used Burton's damaged state to his advantage, securing a takedown and gaining side-control. Failing to explode out of the hold, Burton remained defenseless against Radik's vicious blows to his ribs. With a stronger ground game, Radik again dominated the round, though Burton managed to stay alive. In the final round, Radik took the fight right back to his comfort zone. Striking Burton's ribs from the and cutting his head with elbows, Todd McGovern stopped the match, declaring Radik victorious.
An exciting lightweight bout followed as Team ROC's Justin Joyce faced MMA Institute's David Riner. The men went two full rounds before the match was stopped. A divided crowd roared through the first round, as the two engaged in an exchange of kicks and strikes. Riner dominated the latter part of the first round, getting Joyce to Half-Guard. Despite starting the second round looking more affected than his opponent, Joyce eventually took Riner to the ground. Mounting him, Joyce delivered savage elbow strikes that brutalized Riner. Joyce's ensuing ground-and-pound attack brought a stop to the match as the bell signaled the round's end.
The battle between Bubba Blizzard of Team ROC and Jesse Gibson was a truly spectacular one. 41-year old Jesse Gibson, of the MMA Institute, finally emerged victorious after three bloody rounds, besting his 40-year old opponent.
The two exchanged repeated strikes, kicks and knees in the first round, Blizzard eventually pinning Gibson to the cage. By the round's end Gibson was bleeding heavily. The already wild crowd shouted even more intensely, loudly chanting "Bubba" as round two kicked off. Gibson ended that round throwing vicious knees. At this point, both men were visibly exhausted and bloody. Still, they endured another round. Appearing slightly more fatigued than his opponent in the third, Blizzard suffered brutal strikes as the contenders continuously wrestled to pin one another to the cage. In the end, a split decision rendered Gibson the winner (30-27, 28-29, 29-28).
The Co-Main Event put the FNC Heavyweight belt on the line. The bout lasted just 45 seconds until Pendergrass Academy of Martial Arts' Chad Tyler submitted challenger Frank Small of Team XCWT with a Kimura. A BJJ Brown Belt, Tyler was able to quickly take Small to where he knew he had the most advantage. With his opponent on the ground, Tyler easily submitted Small for the swift win, retaining his Title as the FNC Heavyweight Champion.
Fans won't likely forget the night's main event. The bout between 16-year old Tommy Cuozzi and 15-year old Oscar Garcia was arguably the most savage of the night and gave way to a new FNC Flyweight Champion. Team ROC supporters filled the crowd, there to support their beloved Cuozzi. The wild crowd stayed on their feet throughout the fight, shouting excitedly as the two Honor Roll students battled.
Cuozzi had a rough start. Losing his mouth-guard three times in the first round resulted in several time-outs called by referee Todd McGovern to replace the protective equipment. When the mouth-guard flew out a second time, one of Cuozzi's teeth went with it. McGovern gave the tooth to those in Cuozzi's corner and in a display of serious determination, Cuozzi continued the match. Though the damage to his mouth was obvious early in the first round, Cuozzi wouldn't discover until later than in addition to losing that tooth, three others were barely hanging on and even worse- his jaw was broken. Somehow, Cuozzi persevered.
Losing his mouth guard a third time left Cuozzi visibly flustered. Still he maintained enough composure to control Garcia through the end of the first round. Securing a Full-Mount, Cuozzi struck his opponent repeatedly, rendering Garcia unable to escape his tight hold.
A heavily bleeding Cuozzi kept momentum in round two. Quickly securing a Rear-Naked Choke, Cuozzi repeatedly struck Garcia, who despite his best efforts could not escape. When Garcia tapped 52 seconds into the round, the relief on Cuozzi's face was obvious. Putting on the Championship Belt which rivaled his own size, the new FNC Flyweight champion struggled slightly as he thanked God, sponsors and his mom.
The young fighter celebrated his birthday days later in the hospital, having surgery on his jaw. Exemplifying the "fighter spirit," the tough-as-nails Cuozzi had one question for doctors after surgery- "So, when can I train again?"
For complete results you can go to the Tapology.com event page.
MMAinVA's "Of The Night" Awards
Fight of the Night:
Monica Hunsaker - Bubba Blizzard v. Jesse Gibson
Ryan MacDonald - Bubba Blizzard v. Jesse Gibson
Felix Falcon - Bubba Blizzard v. Jesse Gibson
KO of the Night:
Monica Hunsaker - Justin Joyce
Ryan MacDonald - Matt Radik
Felix Falcon - Justin Joyce
Submission of the Night:
Monica Hunsaker - Tommy Cuozzi
Ryan MacDonald - Tommy Cuozzi
Felix Falcon - Tommy Cuozzi


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Virtual Assistants Are Inevitable If You're A Business Coach Part 1
We live in a world where our various goals, dreams and expectations have been surpassed by technology. We exist in a society where our business ideas travel far beyond our reach. Modern technology has changed all facets of our life. From our businesses and careers to our everyday lives, everything is now possible from the comfort of our homes. Just a click of the mouse and you are ready to go. With our mobile phones, we have far-view of what's happening around the world. What a global village! We meet our clients; particularly by teleconference, we place orders for our groceries and shop our needs online, all these delivered to our doorsteps. In essence, modern technology has rendered some abnormal things to be normal. It has made things that wouldn't have been possible without it to be possible. Welcome to the world of ICT. This dynamism has on the whole taken place in business realms. Suffice it to say that technology has come to stay and will continue to change how business owners run their businesses. It is an important tool that differentiates you from your competitors.
In simple and clear terms, a virtual assistant, shortened as VA, is generally believed to be a self-employed professional that offers professional creative, administrative, and technical assistance to their clients REMOTELY from home or virtual office. They execute these tasks remotely. Additionally, a VA is just like any other assistant, such as your office assistant but works virtually. This could be from home, office, library, or anywhere equipped with internet access. One of the Advantages of hiring a VA to assist in your business coaching is independence. They work independently, unlike your corporate workers or office assistants that consume your office spaces, taxes and other things that come with hiring them.
Virtual assistants have therefore utilized this evolution of modern era (technology) and provided ranges of professional services that promote the activities of business coaches. As a business coach, tasks with providing different services aim at promoting business to maximize profits, hiring a virtual assistant seems imminent. This role has over time called for the need for a competent assistance and virtual assistants aptly filled that request. Perfect match. Administrative, Social media, technical and program/product launch support are some of the services provided by virtual assistants.
As already stated, the coaching business involves multi-facet tasks that require great strength of professionalism. To be successful on this, however, a business coach needs the services of reliable and qualified online business management team. This is where a virtual assistant is inevitable. As far as hiring a virtual assistant is easy, going for experienced and qualified one to make your coaching career successful requires some considerations. Level of expertise and experiences, technical and professional abilities are some of the things to consider.
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In the bathroom decoration, you don't have to deal with the wall paint only. There is an additional application also. It is the shower door. Actually, the shower door is for the modern bathroom decoration. But many interior designers use it for other bathroom décor also. There are several types of the shower door. All of them should be known first. Furthermore, you just have to select the type. Here are three sizes of Frameless shower doors. You have to consider it before taking the application. Then, the application inside your bathroom can be done.
The first type is the large Frameless shower doors. This type of shower door is really nice for the large bathroom decoration. The application inside the bathroom is really complicated too. If you don't have any idea to the installation procedures, it will be better if you ask someone to install it. The professional workers will make it well applied into your large bathroom. But you should know that the price of this door is really expensive.
Then, you should consider the Frameless shower doors in the medium size also. This size is really nice for your medium bathroom decoration. But for the application, it will be something hard to manage it. You only have the medium size. The bathroom furniture is in the various kinds. So, the door may not disturb the bathroom furniture. That is why good position of the furniture inside the bathroom should be managed.
The last type is the small Frameless shower doors. Because it is in the small size, you should apply it in the small bathroom also. So, this door is really recommended for your minimalist bathroom decoration. If you have this kind of bathroom, taking this small shower door will be a good idea. Of course the shower should be in the good position also. You should manage the shower position and the door in the good position. Take it in the certain distance.
Those are three types of Frameless shower doors. The selection of the shower door should be based on the size of the bathroom. So, you should know these types. Then, the application of the door should be managed also. We know that you will apply it in the good position. But for more descriptions, you should search the information from the other sources. You bathroom decoration will be nice if you take the good selection of the shower doors.


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It is by no means a criticism to declare that the eye of this beholder has seldom spotted much in the way of beauty at The Hepworth Wakefield. It has seen impressive, stunning, amusing, thought-provoking, shocking, pointless, intriguing, vibrant, ugly, delicate and (occasionally) dull things – but little that could be described as conventionally beautiful. Perhaps contemporary art doesn't do beauty in any traditional sense.
However, it has also seen Wild Girl, the current Gertrude Hermes retrospective – and the only word to describe many of the pieces on show is just that: beautiful.
The exhibition traces the development of two strands of her work: printmaking and sculpture. The prints start with simple woodcuts through to almost impossibly intricate black-and-white engravings and then moving on to the introduction of colour. The selected
sculptures reveal the contrasting approaches which characterised her three-dimensional works, with detailed figurative busts of family members and friends displayed alongside much simpler abstract pieces, the latter (despite lying at the opposite end of the complexity scale) quite clearly taking their inspiration from some of the woodcuts.
"Gertrude didn't have sharp elbows," said Jane Hill, author of The Sculpture of Gertrude Hermes, the definitive book on its subject, and co-curator with the Hepworth's Sam Lackey of an exhibition which explicitly aims to refocus attention on an oft-overlooked figure. "She didn't get credit at the time and was only really discovered in the 1990s. Now I hope this exhibition will help people get to know and appreciate this extraordinary artist."
Although Hermes (1901–1983), the Kent-born daughter of German parents, professed to prefer sculpture to printmaking, it is her woodcuts for which she is best known – or, perhaps, was best known –
through her commissions to illustrate natural history books in the 1930s.
It is these illustrations which prompt the use of the 'b' word as her life-long fascination with nature is articulated in a series of prints which are at one and the same time a faithfully accurate representation of their subject – plants, birds, fruits and fungi – and a joyful celebration of the small-scale wonders of the English countryside. See Violets (1930) or Autumn Fruits (1935): take time to study the sumptuous detail and then contemplate them not just as works of art and expressions of talent, but as labours of love.
Just as demanding of attention as the central elements of many of these prints are the intricate abstract borders Hermes created around them, which can be interpreted as a bridge to a second distinctive body of her woodcut work: fantastical scenes in which the physical and imaginary worlds intertwine, where observation mingles with flights of fancy. Pieces such as Fathomless Sounding (1932) and The Thames near its Source (1933) delight and disturb in equal measure, with the ever-present natural iconography woven into surreal images which summon up half-lost memories of fevered dreams.
The introduction of colour in Hermes' post-war prints heralds a freer, less technical approach to her work. Stonehenge (1959) has much in common with Henry Moore's pen-and-ink sketches, whereas Ring Net Fishers (1955) combines the attention to detail of the earlier woodcuts – note the circling gulls waiting to grab a stray salmon and the distant mysterious pin-pricks of light
– with a flowing treatment which points to another common thread running through her work: a tremendous sense of movement. It is there in the flapping fish, the swirling water and the fishermen hauling the net ashore; and it is equally evident in one of the earliest prints in the exhibition, The Swimmers (1924), where the three eponymous figures cut through the onrushing current.
Arguably, however, Hermes' remarkable ability to instil movement into a static image is most strikingly displayed by the linocut Starlings (1965), where a twisting flock of the birds performs its dusk aerobatics above a silhouetted tree against a grey and yellow colour-wash sky. Look closer, however, and the birds also take the form of leaves, as if blown sky-high by an autumn gale. As with many of her works, things aren't necessarily what they seem at first glance, which makes it all the more compelling a piece of art.
Although she began experimenting with sculpture at much the same time as print-making, it was not until the late 1930s and into the war years that Hermes began to spend more time on three-dimensional work – often working on the kitchen table while the children played around her. It is fitting, then, that the most affecting of her figurative works is Judith and Simon (1936), a delightful bronze of her son and daughter. Meanwhile, Torso (1939) is a more abstract piece which reflects her fascination with the textures and patterns of wood – the nature lover to the fore again – while this aspect of her work reaches its zenith in Heart of the Matter (1966–7), a possibly unfinished 'plank carving' sculpted from a
single piece of wood and which, despite its essential angularity, draws the mind straight back to the whirlpools and vortexes in so many of the woodcut prints.
And regardless of the quality and variety of the sculpture on view here, in the final reckoning it is the prints, in all their technical brilliance and captivating beauty, which define this show. If your view of the Hepworth has been that the kind of work it shows isn't your idea of art, then this exhibition could be – should be – the one to change your mind. Try it and delight in it, for it's surely impossible not to love it.
WfL rating: 4.5/5


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Best and Worst || Los Angeles, Ca.
Kristi ought to be the mayor of Los Angeles. Shit would get done.
This is the third time I've crashed with her, en route to somewhere else.
Her fierce, knowing love for her hometown overcomes my congenital distaste for L.A. (blame a San Diego upbringing for that) and makes to want to stay there longer, one of these days.
Over some greasy-as fried chicken at Honey's in Culver City, I asked her:
What's the best thing about living in Los Angeles?
"It's cliché, but I think the weather. You're never too cold, you're hardly ever too hot. I love the people--that you can find any culture. Everyone is here."
What's the worst thing about living in Los Angeles?
"Traffic--I think we can all agree on that. "The crime rate can be sky high, and I will still say traffic."
Read Kristi's ferocious blog for insights on race, religion, love, and Los Angeles.


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Progressive Democrats of Citrus County Sugarcrats Chapter
PDA Mission
We are committed in word and action, both personally and politically, to justice and democracy at all levels, and
to the preservation and restoration of natural ecosystems in America and worldwide.
We are specifically committed to the realization of new models for achieving local, national and global security
that redirect the current wasteful and obscene levels of military spending toward the uncompromising and effective funding
of: health and education programs; an end to discrimination; the provision of full and meaningful employment; and an end to
poverty for all people.
We believe with Robert F. Kennedy, that the Gross National Product is a false measure of progress and must be replaced
by the quality of life as a standard for American achievement.
Through this organization we shall endeavor, over a period of years,
to build an unstoppable coalition of the hundreds of millions of Americans who would benefit from a taking back of our democracy,
our economy, and our institutions from the "moneyed interests" warned of by Jefferson and the "military-industrial complex"
described by Eisenhower: those who would rob from Americans our precious rights of informed self-governance.
Mindful of the continuing important differences between Republican and Democratic political values, yet fully aware
of how much better Democratic candidates and elected officials must be to save our people and our planet from destruction,
we dedicate ourselves to beginning the long, patriotic, nonviolent, and ultimately unstoppable process of transforming the
Democratic Party.
Toward this end, we will educate ourselves, our neighbors, and our fellow Americans to the demonstrable validity
of the progressive worldview, and mobilize our fellow Americans precinct by precinct, congressional district by congressional
district, state by state, first to take back the Democratic Party and then our great country from the global corporate interests
that currently dominate our lives.
We will accomplish these goals through the dedicated and deliberate process of working with thousands of individual
and organizational allies to identify, within each local precinct or political district, supporters of civil and labor rights,
real environmental protection, women's rights, the rights of the poor, consumer rights, and the right to live life in peace,
free from racism, discrimination and institutional domination.
A message from William Rivers PittEditorial
DirectorProgressive Democrats of America
Thomas Paine wrote about days that try our souls. He'd probably be repeating
himself if he'd been in the Illinois 6th this week. Schakowsky, Durbin, Obama, Kerry, Pelosi and indeed the entire DCCC
decided that this was the week to throw their weight behind party-anointed candidate Tammy Duckworth, this was the week to
throw Christine Cegalis under the bus, this was the week to shut these pesky progressives up and elect a candidate whose sole
qualification for office is her ability to follow orders.Right about now, you all are probably thinking about hanging
it up, about the futility of fighting the national party, about where and how you could better put in time and effort that
didn't leave you feeling like you've been kicked in the head. Nobody can blame you; hell, it takes an extraordinarily
devoted person to roll the rock up the hill full in the knowledge that it will probably roll back down over you.Here's
the thing, though: this is good news. If Christine Cegalis was no threat to the DCCC's desire to manage things from
soup to nuts, they wouldn't bother lining up all these heavies against her. If Christine Cegalis didn't bring so much
to the table - her talent, her experience, her desire to affect real change, her progressive values - the DCCC and all these
heavies wouldn't be looking this way.They are looking this way. You have all their attention. You are
doing amazing work, historic work, and the fact that they have thrown all this mess against the wall (hoping it will stick)
is proof positive that you are having an effect.These are the times that try our souls, yes, but these are also the
times that change the rotation of the planet. In your hands rests the power to make political gravity reverse itself,
the power to turn down to up, the power to send all the old machine politics flying into space. You are part of a national
fight, one that is taking place from one side of the country to the other. We are all sweating bullets, we are all bulldogging
through the trying of our souls. You are part of history, and you are making a difference.Civil War historian
Bruce Catton famously described General Ulysses Grant as someone who constantly wore the expression of a man who had made
up his mind to run his head through a stone wall. Make that your game face. The stone wall before you is weaker


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I brought my computer to the gallery so I can upload some new pictures finally!
This was the day of the opening. I don't have any pictures of it, but I have a few from before and after. I was pouring wine and cleaning the entire time, and then some of us went out for a beer after.


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Yesterday marked the reelection of US President Barack Obama.
In preparation for Tuesday's voting, EC Miami's teacher – Edwin led a lecture on the Electoral College. Many students attended the lecture to learn more about the process in the US. Each student that attended was asked to write a summary about the Electoral College. Manukyan Ribsime submitted an excellent recap of the lecture. Read her essay below to find out more information about the Electoral College!
This year will be the U.S. Presidential election. Barack Obama and Mitt Romney are the main candidates for this position. On October 21, the votes are as follows: Obama 277 electoral votes, Romney 206 electoral votes. It means that for now Obama is heading in the electoral vote. What exactly is electoral vote?
In 1787 by the frames of the U.S. Constitution was created the Electoral College as a compromise for the presidential election process. At the time only white men who owned property could vote, but 15th, 19th, and 26th Amendment to the Constitution have since expanded the right of suffrage to all citizens over 18.
Each state has a number of electors equal the number of its U.S. Senators (2 in each state) plus the number of U.S. Representatives (it depends of states population). The Electoral College has 538 total electoral votes. If candidate needs 240 plus electoral votes to win the Electoral college. If he win the Electoral college he win the election.
The electors are volonteers, but not all people can be electors. There are two most common ways to become an elector.
– The elector is nominated by his or her state party committee
– The elector "campaigns" for a spot and the decision is made during a vote held at the state's party convention.
Every four years on the first Tuesday of November U.S. citizens go to local voting booth to elect their next president. But the results of the popular voting are not guaranteed to stand, because the electoral college has not cast its votes. On the Monday following the second Wednesday in December the electors go to Washington to the president of the Senate, who on January 6 opens and reads the votes. The winner is sworn into office on January 20.
Supposedly until U.S. entered the electoral college democratic candidates will be winners of the elections, because Democrats want to keep the electoral college. Now Obama is on the head of the electoral college and we can suppose that he will be the winner of the elections in 2012.


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Meet Your Planner
How long have you been in the business? Since my kids started school! My daughters still remember that I packed their lunches with a picture or story on a paper bag. I enjoyed the weekly challenge for new ideas, and they looked forward to lunch. I organized school fundraisers, served as PTA president, and worked every level of retail including budgets, financials, and store management. Along with my daughter, in 2011 I took my people and management skills and combined them with my love of design to start Christy's Kitchen.
What do you love about the business? The bakery allowed me to get back to something I really love -- designing. I enjoy working with a client to develop a theme that expresses their ideas. For me, the highlight is seeing their reaction when we reveal what we created.
What do you bring to the team? Over time I have seen a change to events that showcase a style and tell a story, only to see opportunities for more complete, personalized decor. My goal is to fill those gaps, and like with my daughter's lunch bags, add the little details that would've taken it to a whole new level.
What is your favorite cartoon character? Snoopy
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I played a mediocre round at Beverly G & CC today (my play was mediocre, not the course, which I will write about later.) The round was coasting along when I hit the 17th hole, an uphill par-3 playing slightly downwind at 157-yards. I took out my 8-iron, hit a slight cut and watched it one hop towards the pin, sit on the lip for an instant and tumble into the hole for an ace. It was my third in 14 years. My first came in Myrtle Beach at a course that no longer exists in 1998, while my second came on the sixth hole at Copper Creek in 2003. Whenever I've been lucky enough to get one, I always wonder if I'll ever experience that fleeting feeling again.
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In November 1621, after the Pilgrims' first corn harvest proved successful, Governor William Bradford organized a celebratory feast and invited a group of Native American allies. It wasn't until 1863 that President Abraham Lincoln proclaimed a national Thanksgiving Day to be held each November. What is Thanksgiving like today?
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You have sung that old spiritual haven't you? I have. The problem is that too often I don't finish the tune. I just stop after that first line.
Because nobody does know the trouble I've seen. Yes, it is that bad thank you very much! (At least that's what I tell myself).
But I am learning!
I am learning that when I want to treat myself to a pity party with favorite guests Me, Myself, and I; I must remember Elijah.
Elijah was a man of contradictions. In 1 Kings 18, Elijah was on top of the world. He had just delivered the "knock-out punch" to the prophets of Baal. But then we turn the page and find Elijah has given up boxing and taking up running. He's running for his life -- from Jezebel of all people -- the woman whose prophets and god he just defeated.
How could someone fall so far so fast?
Listen closely to his conversation with God. Elijah is telling God about all the trouble he has seen. You can almost hear Louis Armstrong's trumpet in the background:
There he came to a cave and lodged in it. And behold, the word of the Lord came to him, and he said to him, "What are you doing here, Elijah?" He said, "I have been very jealous for the LORD, the God of hosts. For the people of Israel have forsaken your covenant, thrown down your altars, and killed your prophets with the sword, and I, even I only, am left, and they seek my life, to take it away. 1 Kings 19:9-10 ESV
Elijah was ready to embark on a new career as a blues singer, but God would not allow it:
And behold, there came a voice to him and said, "What are you doing here, Elijah?" . . . And the Lord said to him, "Go, return on your way to the wilderness of Damascus....Yet I will leave seven thousand in Israel, all the knees that have not bowed to Baal, and every mouth that has not kissed him." 1 Kings 19:13-18 ESV
God's straightforward response to Elijah teaches me four things:
Life is difficult. Trouble is going to come. This is a recurring message in the Bible. Jesus said, "In this world you will have trouble" (John 16:33). Difficulties will look different for everyone, but I will face them -- probably even today.
I'm not the only one. When times are tough it is easy to think, "I'm the only one going through this!" This is not true. God reminded Elijah that there were 7,000 people in Israel that were standing up for the Lord. "Elijah, call off the Pity Party. You are not the only one experiencing tough times." Neither am I!
God does care. The Lord met Elijah where he was. He fed him, spoke to him, and let him get some rest. God is the same yesterday, today, and forever. That means He cares for me too.
Get back in the game. When the Lord said, "Go, return on your way" he was calling Elijah back to active service. This was no time to be standing on the sidelines. The same is true for me. God wants me to be taking an active role for him by serving others.
I so appreciate the lyrics to the song, "Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen." Here is the refrain:
Nobody knows the trouble I've seen
Nobody knows but Jesus
Nobody knows the trouble I've seen
Glory, Hallelujah
At times I want to pause after that first line, but that would be short-sighted and theologically inaccurate. Jesus knows the trouble I've seen -- and he does care.
He cares about you too. Glory Hallelujah!
If you want to watch and listen to Louis Armstrong's rendition of this great song, click here.
Calling Elijah back to active service ... from R. B. Coote, "Yahweh Recalls Elijah," in Traditions in Transformation: Turning Points in Biblical Faith, ed. B. Halpern and J. D. Levenson (Winona Lake, Ind.:Eisenbrauns, 1981) 119. In House, P. R. (1995). Vol. 8: 1, 2 Kings. The New American Commentary (224). Nashville: Broadman & Holman Publishers.
This past Sunday at Spanish River, I mentioned Take The Journey, our five-day devotional starter guide. Click here to get Take The Journey.


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Lost Lake Lovin'
Well, it is that time again, Winter. Most of the gang has traded in their bikes for skis and I'm down in the city going to school. It's times like these that I like to reflect on how awesome this past summer was, and dream about a place I really fell in love with, Lost Lake.
I rolled into Whistler after a the tail end of a five year stint in the armpit of Ontario, North Bay. Five years of long nights studying, working at a bar and the occasional drink or two had left my body in a state. After a couple of rides dealing with my wheezing, lackluster fitness my friends pulled me aside and told me I had to start riding more XC and get back into shape.
The best trails in Whistler are not in the bike park and a lot of people that live there don't even bother riding in the psedo-concrete jungle that is A-line and the like. Not to overhype the Lost Lake trails as the best, because they are not, but a 5-minute pedal from my summer home was Lost Lake Park and although the trails are not the most extreme they are a lot of fun. You may know Lost Lake for its excellent swimming and, ahem, scenery in the summer but if you haven't checked out the trails in this area you are missing out.
The trail network which often plays host to Loonie races, BC bike race and WORCA kids camps is classic, fun cross-country. Lost Lake can be broken into two sets of networks. The green trails (Molly Hogan, Tin Pants ect) which are gravel hard pack and are a blast to drift in the corners and skip out on some technical climbs. These trails are also great to take new riders on, or spin your legs out after a day in the park. The second set of trails are blue trails, known as the Zappa trails. They are where I found my long lost legs and lungs. Each trail is named after a Frank Zappa tune and the trails link into one another for an awesome ride. There are climbs so an xc bike is ideal however you will often see people rocking it with their downhill bikes.
While there are the occasional tech sections in the network it is easy to find your flow and often I've equated riding in Lost Lake as a form of active meditation. You can make a few hours ride of the trails or get in a 'pinner' lap before dinner. The trails have great drainage and riding them in the wet isn't a problem.
My favorite route (the one in the video) enters behind the Austria House and spits you out around the RV park. From here I your options are to head back on the green trails to lost lake park or take a slightly longer and more technical Zappa trail route back to the same point. I often opted for a quick jaunt over to Nesters for a spicy tuna roll and spicy chicken teriyaki wrap…Whatever, I burned those calories.
Here is a video to give you an Idea of what you can expect in Lost Lake.
Big thanks to Paul Stevens who spent his time injured helping me film this; sorry it took so long to do anything with it. Lost Lake has something for everyone. It's a great place to bring you're spouse, kids even parents. Hope to see you on the trails this spring!


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MOSCOW — After a law went into effect last summer banning obscenities in public performances, the playwright and director Ivan Vyrypaev excised the curse words from one of his plays, "The Drunks," for its Russian debut at the prestigious Moscow Art Theater. Some actors played the new version straight, he said, while others winked to make clear what was cut.
A quiet man of 40, Mr. Vyrypaev was circumspect about the law. "Of course my plays lost something, but my artistic life hasn't been ruined," he said in an interview, adding that he also had to pull three plays by other playwrights from the Praktika Theater here, where he is artistic director.
Later, Mr. Vyrypaev said, Praktika presented other plays with curse words after President Vladimir V. Putin said in a meeting with writers that while Tolstoy and Chekhov didn't need cursing, "You, the writers, know best."
The advance and retreat was telling. Cultural figures in Russia today describe a climate of confusion and anxiety in which the law banning obscenities, as well as a 2013 law that criminalizes acts offending religious believers, are often ignored unless someone wants them applied. Critics say the new laws are stifling free expression and pulling the country backward.
During Soviet times, "At least we knew the rules," said Irina Prokhorova, a publisher and vocal critic of the government. "This is a little bit different, because there are no rules, no official censorship." Ms. Prokhorova likened the climate to the 1930s, when the Nazis labeled art degenerate. "This is aesthetic fundamentalism," she said. The law on religious believers is particularly slippery. "Who are those believers? What do they believe in? No one talks about this," she added.
This week, a debate has been raging after it emerged on Sunday that Russia's culture minister had ousted the director of a state-run theater in Siberia on the grounds that a production of Wagner's "Tannhäuser," with a backdrop in which an image of Christ was placed in the crotch of a naked woman, had run afoul of the law against offending religious believers — even after a judge last month dropped the case as groundless.
Russia has a thriving theater scene and a constitution that bans top-down, Soviet-style censorship. But in a time of economic turmoil and growing nationalism, with society polarized in unpredictable and emotional ways over the new laws and the war in Ukraine, cultural figures say the message from the government is clear: Fall in line with the emphasis on family and religious values, or lose funding, or worse.
"It's about betrayal — those who betray are put in the Ninth Circle of Hell, like in Dante," Kirill Serebrennikov, a prominent theater and film director and the director of the Gogol Center, a cornerstone of Moscow's theater scene, said in a recent interview here. The result, he said, was to put writers and directors "between Scylla and Charybdis — between censorship or self-censorship."
That day, Mr. Serebrennikov was puzzling over a report in Izvestia, a newspaper seen as close to the Kremlin, that scholars from a research institute were evaluating whether recent theater productions had "distorted" classic Russian texts. They included his production of Gogol's "Dead Souls" at the Gogol Center and productions of "Boris Godunov" and "The Karamazovs," based on the Dostoyevsky novel, both mounted by the popular director Konstantin Bogomolov at other theaters.
"The goal is to show us that we can't interpret classical Russian literature at all, or to say that it's not Russian literature, it's Kirill Serebrennikov's fantasy," Mr. Serebrennikov said. He added that if theaters were to lose public funding, they would be unlikely to find it from private sources.
In an interview last month in his office here, Vladimir Medinsky, Russia's culture minister, said it was the prerogative of experts at the research institute to look into Russian culture, such as the plays in question. "Maybe, that's their right to do this," Mr. Medinsky said. But he said the academics' findings wouldn't have repercussions for the theaters.
Holding a mobile phone whose case had a picture of Mr. Putin in sunglasses and a camouflage parka above the pop song lyrics "they can't catch us," Mr. Medinsky dismissed criticism that the ministry was effectively stifling free expression by funding only projects that it believes meet family- and religious-values standards or that portray Putin's Russia in a positive light.
"The less they spend their life on Facebook, the less garbage they will have in their heads," he said of government critics. (Anti-government dissent has been concentrated on social media after the Duma passed a law in 2012 restricting public rallies.)
In the interview, which took place before he ousted the Siberian theater director, Mr. Medinsky was already highly critical of the "Tannhäuser" production. It played four performances to sold-out houses of 1,700 at the Novosibirsk State Academic Opera and Ballet Theater before representatives of the local Russian Orthodox Church complained in February.
This week, Mr. Medinsky replaced the theater's director with a loyalist, Vladimir Kekhman, who said he would remove "Tannhäuser" from the repertory. (Before becoming the director of a theater he renovated in St. Petersburg, Mr. Kekhman was a business magnate who imported bananas to Russia.)
While that case has resonated, with supporters rallying around the theater and critics rallying in support of the Russian Orthodox Church, the law banning obscenities has had a more concrete effect on theater and film. Introduced by a group of lawmakers including Stanislav Govorukhin, a member of Parliament and a popular film and television director during the Soviet period, the law sets fines and 90-day suspensions for violations.
In the interview, Mr. Medinsky defended the law and said there were no plans to revise or revoke it.
Unlike the average English-language expletive thrown into everyday conversation, in Russian, cursing resonates as extremely crude; it has its own grammar and is never used in polite conversation. It is not uncommon for some older theatergoers to gasp when curses are uttered onstage.
Some directors see the anti-obscenity law as a distraction from far more worrisome issues. "Imagine Tony Soprano ruling the country, and Tony Soprano issues a law against obscenities," said Alexander Zeldovich, the director of the critically acclaimed 2011 dystopian film "Target."
But film professionals are divided. The director Valeria Gai Germanika, 31, known for her coming-of-age films, said she didn't mind cutting the cursing from her 2014 film "Yes and Yes."
"We dubbed it again, and I actually think it became even better," she said in a telephone interview. Asked if such choices should be made by artists themselves or the government, Ms. Gai Germanika said: "There's a law, and I'm not going to fight against it. Actually, all those great films made in the Soviet era had no swearing, and people learned about the country through them."
Some theaters say they're simply ignoring the law. "We don't abide by it, because we think it's anti-constitutional," said Yelena Gremina, a co-founder of Moscow's scrappy Teatr.doc, known for its politically charged productions inspired by real-life events.
But there is genuine concern, especially after members of the performance group Pussy Riot were jailed in 2012 on charges of hooliganism after singing an anti-Putin song in a Moscow church.
"After Pussy Riot, everything is serious; they put those girls in jail for two years," said Alexander Rodnyansky, a leading film producer, most recently of the Oscar-nominated "Leviathan," which Mr. Medinsky had criticized for its negative portrayal of Putin's Russia. (Before it was shown last fall, the film was redubbed to remove the curses.)
Creative artists say they are deeply worried about the direction of the country, but they find no shortage of material.
"Putin is a process," said Mr. Vyrypaev, the director. "I treat him like hydrogen sulfide. If you breathe too much, you'll die. But it's still part of nature."


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One year after the death of 14-year-old Trevyan Rowe, an investigation revealed discrepancies from the Rochester City School District and a lack of proper care and attention as he likely suffered "an untreated mental health disorder" — despite escalating warning signs and suicide threats from the teen.
A joint investigation from the New York State Attorney General and the New York State Education Department released Friday highlighted procedural gaps that could have potentially prevented his death.
Rowe got on the bus to go to James P.B. Duffy School No. 12 in Rochester on March 8, 2018 — but after getting off the bus, he never went inside the school.
Three days later, Rowe's body was found in the Genesee River nearby.
After a nearly year-long investigation, it was revealed that the school district had "potentially inadequate and/or delayed services for mental health treatment" leading up to his death. Additionally, "an overly narrow application of behavioral intervention plans" was found, in addition to a constant lack of reports when "behavior crises occur."
Although around the time of his disappearance it was speculated — and in some cases even reported — that Rowe suffered from autism, the investigation revealed he had never been medically diagnosed as such, and likely rather had "an untreated mental health disorder."
The school ignored these warning signs, the investigation suggests, and he likely needed more care than the school district provided.
Rowe, who had recently transferred from a school in Texas, was not provided special education services until a month after he transferred to RCSD at the end of third grade on April 13, 2013, the report said. At his previous schools in Arkansas and Texas, however, he attended as a special needs student.
As a student at RCSD for five years, Rowe "exhibited increasingly problematic behaviors and suicidal ideations" — and "experienced traumatic events" in his past. He was not given counseling for four years, however.
The investigations say that the school may have had "misunderstandings of disability classifications" — and did not update his status from having a learning disability to "emotionally disturbed" despite warning signs.
Rowe would wander away from classes if he became overwhelmed and would become confused during fire drills. The Mobile Crisis Team at Strong Memorial Hospital called him three times over a series of almost four years.
By fifth grade, Rowe was seen "writing suicidal statements in his school notebooks" and would sometimes "raise his hand to ask off-topic questions about attempting to kill himself during class lectures."
Despite school staff and social workers being aware of Rowe's mental health troubles, he was only recommended to have counseling outside school — rather than in-school.
When given another evaluation for the coming year's Individualized Education Program in May 2017, Rowe was found to score "clinically significant" for his anxiety and depression. Despite the finding, Rowe was not offered in-school counseling until the 2017-2018 school year.
After the school year began in the fall, Rowe become upset and threaten to run between buses to kill himself — and in some cases, reportedly attempted to do so. He was escorted back into the building by the safety officer at the school and was sent home after he denied attempting to kill himself to the social worker. The school would not take action to follow up on this incident, although similar episodes continued to occur throughout the school year.
Rochester School district also had lax attendance documentation standards for staff — and allowed records to be submitted "days, weeks, and sometimes even months" after a class occurred, and did not immediately notify parents of unexcused absences from students, according to the report. Discrepancies in attendance documentation potentially allowed "students to fall between the cracks."
The school environment was said to be "chaotic," and safety procedures during admission, dismissal, and in emergency situations for students who may require more attention like Rowe were lacking.
On the day of his disappearance, March 8, 2018, Rowe walked off the bus in the wrong direction at 7:37 a.m., past the school.
The bus driver, who was a substitute, was not made aware of prior incidents involving Rowe — and according to the report, did not see him go away from the school. Teachers standing near or inside the building who were supposed to be on bus duty were seen rarely facing the buses and talking among themselves — and therefore did not see Rowe walk off the bus and away from the school.
Despite never entering the school, Rowe was mistakenly marked "present" for his first class. Even if he was marked with an unexcused absence, however, the report said a call to his parents would not have been scheduled until 11 a.m. — three hours after a 911 call reported him standing on a "non-pedestrian bridge above the Genesee River." No one was seen on the bridge when police arrived, however, and the call was cleared.
During his second class, Rowe was marked "absent," but the school district took no action to notify his parents. His family had no idea he was missing until he failed to get off the bus after the school day had ended — nearly eight hours after he wandered off the bus, according to the report.
Despite Rowe already having been unaccounted for nearly eight hours, the school district spent two hours attempting to determine if he had boarded the bus or attended any classes — and did not call police until 5:15 p.m.
Other staff from the school who were in meetings the day of Rowe's disappearance did not immediately contact the school. When notifying the district of his disappearance, the Director of Safety and Security included "three noteworthy incidents" from the district that day — and put Rowe's disappearance third on the list.
"There is a missing School #12 student who rode the bus to school, but didn't come into the school. This evening it was reported that the student had lost his phone and made a comment if he didn't find it, he was going to kill himself. The police and the parents were working with the school administrators on this investigation," the message read.
The District's Safety and Security Department officials were not dispatched until the next morning to help police — and many staff of Rowe's school and the district only reported finding out of his disappearance by seeing it on the news.
Officials from the District's Safety and Security Department did assist in the investigation, however, until Rowe's body was found three days later on March 11.
The report details a number of incidents describing further warning signs from Rowe's escalating behavior and a need for care from the school — and a lack of proper services for students with special needs. The report also includes more details of lax attendance reporting and the transportation system for students.
In publishing the investigation, the NYSAG and NYSED said it can identify ways school districts "can attempt to prevent or reduce the risk of tragedies like Trevyan's death from happening in the future.
"One recommendation is for RCSD to partner with a community mental health agency to provide extensive training on the warning signs of depression, suicide and other mental health problems, and focus the training on ways for all school personnel to learn to recognize these signs and provide the necessary and appropriate referrals and/ or services in order to prevent a tragedy like this ever occurring again," the report said.
The school district released a statement following the report's release.
"The death of Trevyan Rowe continues to have a profound impact on all of us, and we will always keep him and his family in our thoughts and prayers," the district said in a statement obtained by the Democrat and Chronicle.
"We have received the State Attorney General's report and will be reviewing it thoroughly. We have already implemented a number of improved measures to ensure our student attendance and supervision procedures meet the highest standards."


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Look out high school juniors! Starting next fall, applicants to college will face a new version of the Common App, featuring some surprising changes to the required essay rules.
Beginning August 1, 2013, students will no longer be able to select "topic of your choice" for their personal statement. Instead, students will choose from 4-5 new essay prompts that are set to change each year. The Common App will also drop the activities essay -- a short, supplemental paragraph that is required of all applicants -- and enforce strict limits on personal statement length. Students will now be required to write statements between 250-650 words, and any essay that is too long or too short will prompt an error message and will not submit.
For students applying to college next year, this announcement should echo back four resounding words: write less, but better. As I have expressed above, the Common App currently includes two writing assignments: a personal statement and an activities essay. Although most students know to begin the personal statement early and revise it several times, the activities essay -- which is limited to a measly 150 words -- is rarely given a second glance. Too often, it's slapped together in a rush and sits like squirrel guts splayed across a manicured lawn.
The Common App does not want to be sprayed with squirrel guts. It's a waste of everyone's time to read, to write, to submit an activities essay that was written without time and care. By eliminating the activities essay, the Common App is basically saying: "OK, Seniors. Write less, but write better. "
Let me say that one more time: write less, but better. This advice lies at the heart of the Common App's upcoming changes. By eliminating the activities essay, the Common App is essentially asserting that every piece of a student's writing should be thoughtful and polished or not submitted at all.
Similarly, removal of the "topic of your choice" prompt is meant to ensure that all students produce thoughtful, honest essays with a clear narrative and focus. This action, in other words, is NOT meant to curb creative freedom or limit the stories a personal statement can tell. (Want proof? Read through the new prompts, and try to think of a single topic that doesn't work with at least one of them.) New restrictions on personal statement length likewise help guarantee that students will submit writing samples that are both thoroughly developed and well-coiffed.
In 2005, the College Board added a writing section to the SAT. Why? Because succinct and skillful writing is, more and more, a critical skill for success in college and beyond. The upcoming changes to the Common App should serve as a similar reminder that well-developed writing skills will take students far in their quest for admission to selective colleges and universities.


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Course Management with Tee Box Strategy/
The correct tee box strategy can make the difference between hitting a ball in a pond versus hitting onto the fairway.
Here is a scenario we have all experienced: when you step on to the tee box, you see a large pond - or out of bounds ("OB") stakes - down the right side of the fairway.
You're thinking, "I definitely don't want to hit it in there."
So, where do you tee the ball up to increase your chances of missing the pond or OB stakes?
Phil had this same question when he wrote:
Hey Sean, is there a specific area or spot in between the tee markers I should tee up my golf ball? Should the presence of hazards or trouble influence my decision?
Tee Box Strategy: Number One Factor
The number one factor when deciding where to tee off in between the markers will depend on what shot shape you naturally have, or the shot shape that you are trying to create.
If you are someone who curves the ball from left to right (i.e. a fade), then you are going to want to tee up on the right side of the tee markers.
From a visual perspective, this is going to allow you to hit into the left side of the fairway, and give you that area to the right, which will allow your shot to curve back and the ball to land on the fairway.
The same logic applies when trouble is on the right hand side of the fairway.
We want to tee up on the right side of the tee markers and aim down the left and let the ball curve back to the right.
From a course management perspective, this means you are playing away from the trouble.
Hit away from the hazard or trouble and let the shot curve back into play.
You never want to start the ball towards the trouble if at all possible. We want to make sure we never get penalized for hitting a straight shot.
To Recap…
Just remember to tee the ball up on the side of the tee markers where the trouble is, and to hit away from the trouble if at all possible.
This will give you a greater chance of hitting the fairway and shooting lower scores.
This video will explain a little bit more about proper tee box strategy.
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You'll receive a free step-by-step checklist that shows you the exact step-by-step process to teeing up the golf ball.


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This beautiful blueberry basket is fabricated of natural split ash and sweetgrass by Mohawk basketweaver Robin Lazore. With help from her husband, she gathers and processes all of the materials used for making her baskets, from cutting, soaking and splitting ash logs to gathering the fragrant sweetgrass.
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Falling down the stairs is really, really, REALLY not fun. - Nothing to See Here — LiveJournal
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Falling down the stairs is really, really, REALLY not fun.
"worf's 'Rules of the Bleeding Obvious', part 1 of many" ?
Alas, this was not just a theoretical post. :/
Are you -sure- it wasnt fun?
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Lifetime odds of being killed by stairs (last I heard) were 1 in 2739. Death missed you by this much and was last seen muttering about wussies with carpeting on their stairs...
He's fallen twice this month. I keep telling him to take it more slowly, but does he listen? Nooooooo...
I do listen! The stairs just don't like me. :(
Oh, and I've been waiting years for this to be topical:
I don't quite know what to say to that. Um. Gosh.
He's hoping to break a leg and be forced to stay in bed, where his wife will feed him ice cream.
Me?! No way! I'm hoping to never break an arm/leg/whatever. I have never broken anything. I've hurt my toe badly enough that I've had it x-rayed, and they said no break or fracture, though I rather suspect there was some hairline fracture, as it felt like it for a long while, but I've never out-and-out broken anything. Yet. *knock on wood*


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HAPPENING RAIN OR SHINE! The event will not be canceled due to weather.
Light Up the Night with Poland is an all-family event featuring music, games, food (including the Savor the Southwest food truck and the Kona Ice truck) and fun for people of all ages.The centerpiece of Light Up the Night is a 5K Run and 1K Walk/Fun Run organized through Fleet Feet.
The event itself is free.
The cost for participating in the 5K is $30 and the cost of participating in the 1K is $15.
Register here!
All participants receive a race t-shirt and a goody bag. T-shirts will also be sold for $10 each.
Purchase t-shirts here!
Light Up the Night with Poland takes place on Friday, May 18, from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM on the campus of Messiah Lutheran Church at 5911 S. Highway 94, Weldon Spring, Missouri 63304.
All proceeds from Light Up the Night support our on-going outreach efforts in Poland.


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Falls in the house aren't just a product of aging. They can occur for a variety of reasons like physical changes due to a health condition, injury, or getting used to a new medication.
Regardless of the cause, the fear of falling shouldn't limit you from moving around your home independently. If you or a loved one is at a heightened risk for falls in the house, you can take some preventive steps to make the home more safely navigable.
Preventing falls in the bathroom
Bathroom falls can occur while someone is getting in or out of the tub, sitting on and standing up from the toilet, or walking across a wet floor to grab a towel. That said, you can make a few simple additions to the bathroom that will help minimize the risk for falling.
The bathroom the most common part of the house for slips and falls.
Install a grab bar
Shower chairs and transfer benches
Nonslip shower mats
Declutter the house
Perhaps the easiest step to reduce the risk of falls in the house is to keep things tidy, especially on the floor. If you have kids or pets in the house, keep an eye on their toys to make sure they aren't strewn about in places that could lead to falls. Look to clean up boxes, newspapers, and unnecessary cords from highly trafficked areas in the house. It's especially important to declutter around hallways and staircases, where falls are particularly common.
Improving lighting to prevent falls in the home
Lighting is an often overlooked contributor to indoor falls. Especially around stairs and narrow hallways, you want to ensure the lighting is adequate and consistent from room to room. But it's also important to note that brighter isn't always necessarily better. Instead, focus on creating lighting that is consistent in both brightness and color temperature. Take a look at how smart lightbulbs can improve lighting throughout your home.
Get a medical alert system
If your family member or loved one is at risk of falling, consider getting them a medical alert system. Traditionally these devices rely on buttons that call for help, but nowadays there is a number of medical alert devices that will automatically sensor falls and trigger alerts. Should a fall occur despite your preventive efforts, these devices can greatly increase response times, either by you or by an emergency response team alerted to the fall.
Invest in the right shoes
Footwear is another commonly overlooked factor when trying to prevent falls. The right shoes will fit comfortably enough to provide all-day support and will offer a little more traction than walking around the house barefoot. Here are some footwear characteristics that can help decrease fall risk for your loved ones living at home:
- Ample support around the ankle
- Rigid rubber sole that grips well on any kind of surface
- Hook-and-loop fasteners to ensure a good fit
- Heels elevated no more than one inch off the ground
Use a cane or walker
Try tai chi or balance exercises
Many aging adults use Tai chi to improve balance, confidence, and muscular strength, all of which can greatly reduce the risk for falls in everyday life. Preparing the house for fall prevention is important, but building that strength and confidence is one of the most important preventive measures. Look for tai chi classes available in your area, but don't shy away from any exercise that can improve balance and help mitigate the risks of falling in the house.
Prevention is key
By following the steps above, you can greatly reduce the risk of falls in the house for you or your loved one. A proactive approach to fall prevention in addition to a medical alert system can make living at home much safer for those at risk of falling.
What have you done to fall-proof your home? We'd love for you to leave a comment below with your tips and recommendations.


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All aboard!!
The highlight of the week was a trip on a steam train. To help us understand what it would have been like to be evacuees, we dressed up and pretended we were leaving a town to go and stay in the countryside. Some of us were lucky enough to get chosen to stay with families at our destination. However, the billeting officer said the rest of us would have to stay in tents! Back at school, we used the experience to write an evacuee diary entry.
Can you tell from our faces how we thought real evacuees would feel?
In maths, we have continued to look at number and place value. We can easily and or take away 10 and 100.
Our spellings have focused on homophones. Their are two many ways too spell sum things!
British values were discussed and we thought about how we had voted for our class councillors because we value democracy. Having Amelia and Marshall, our class councillors, represent us is a way of having our voices heard. We also linked us agreeing to our class rules as being a fair and democratic way of having expectations that keep us all safe and help us do our best learning. We finished with a circle time where we each shared something that we would like to change, either about ourselves or others, so that we can better respect each others rights.
6 members of our class, Jordan, Beth, Lily, Liam, Kira and Julia participated in a science day on Thursday. They were with children from another school and learned about underwater science. Jordan said it was good fun!


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