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Argos: replying to tweets in slang
Lazy comedians, when they've run out of ideas, always gravitate to one thing: Talk like you're a scally. We're looking at you Lee Nelson's Well Good Show and anyone on a panel show saying "iz well sick innit bruv?"
Getting in on the act is Argos. They replied to Immy Bugti on Twitter, when he asked for PS4 stock (amongst other things), like they were Ali G or something.
Of course, all the press loves it when this happens and coo about the funny way people talk. We look forward to Argos replying to a German by spelling "the" as "ze" and saying something about being "ronery" to Asian customers.
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Happy New Year 2014! We are grateful to usher in the brand new year with spirit and happiness. Although the world economy has been facing many difficulties in the past few years, 2013 was indeed a fruitful year for SUN-TECH. As the Chinese proverb goes, "in the middle of difficulty lies opportunity", we are confident to overcome this tough period and will continue our motto of developing the best ICT solutions to suit our customers' needs.
As encouraged by our great success of winning various projects with our tablet version on the Windows 8 platform and the insight of seeing the growing trend of Android platform in the mobile market, we are excited to announce that we have made a bold step of our further expansion of our XCLASS Classroom Management Software into the mobile solution platform – Android tablet – with our latest XCLASS EVO Tablet version. Please contact us to receive a free trial and experience our Classroom Management Software on your Android tablets.
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SUN-TECH is going to participate in BETT – one of the world's largest educational technology event – which will be held during 22nd - 25th Jan 2014, at ExCeL London (the exhibition and international convention centre). It is definitely a wonderful opportunity for all the visitors around the world to easily meet potential business partners and know the latest development and trend in the ICT market, especially to understand more about SUN-TECH's latest product development and business movement. So, please do not hesitate! Come and join us to get the first-"touch" experience as well as first-hand information of our latest inventions. We truly hope to see you at our booth F333.
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(AP) – A western Wisconsin police chief has pleaded no contest to a charge that he signed a local http://www.coastalnewsnow.com/5524-the-dating-point-to-launch-its-newest-website-for-mens-dating-guide_cnn.html tea party leader up on gay dating, pornography and federal health care websites. Prosecutors charged Town of Campbell Police Chief Tim Kelemen earlier this month with one misdemeanor count of unlawful use of a computerized communication system. The La Crosse Tribune reported ( http://bit.ly/1nDxlNC ) Kelemen entered the plea Friday in a deal with prosecutors that calls for the charge to be dismissed in two years if the chief doesn't commit any new crimes, continues counseling and completes 40 hours of community service. Kelemen told investigators he signed tea party leader Greg Luce up on the sites because Luce was urging his supporters to harass Kelemen's officers. Information from: La Crosse Tribune, http://www.lacrossetribune.com Copyright 2014 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
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Brookfield Properties announced today that three new alfresco food kiosks – featuring the culinary stylings of some of New York City's best-known restaurateurs – are open for business at the World Financial Center Plaza in Battery Park City, just outside the Winter Garden atrium fronting the Hudson River.
The three kiosks represent the first phase of an array of new dining options that will be coming to the WFC over the next several months. Ed's Lobster Bar, Harry's Italian and Quality Burger all bring a fresh and unique dining experience to Lower Manhattan.
Each will offer a quick, affordable way to enjoy cuisine from some of the city's most highly regarded eateries within the picturesque setting overlooking New York Harbor.
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"The World Financial Center Plaza is truly one of the great outdoor public spaces in Manhattan – especially during the spring and summer months," said Ed Hogan, national director of retail leasing for Brookfield Properties. "We're pleased to offer these exciting new alfresco dining options to our building tenants as well as area residents and visitors."
Ed's Lobster Bar's signature dish is a Northeast favorite: the lobster roll. Soups, salads and additional seafood sandwiches round out the menu. Ed's flagship location is located at 222 Lafayette St. in SoHo.
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Harry's Italian offers a variety of traditional Italian heros such as meatball and chicken parmesan, sausage and peppers, and the special "Hero of the Day." Harry's is a downtown institution, with several Lower Manhattan outposts to choose from.
And when you're not cheering on the local baseball teams in the Bronx or Queens, you can enjoy a ballpark-like menu in Lower Manhattan from Quality Burger, which serves up 100%-natural, grass-fed Angus beef burgers, hot dogs, and their specialty hand-dipped milkshakes. Quality Burger is part of the popular Merchants Hospitality bar and restaurant franchise, which operates locations throughout New York City, including SouthWestNY at the World Financial Center.
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The three kiosks will be open for lunch and dinner, 11am-9pm, until October 31. The World Financial Center Plaza is located in Battery Park City, on the west side of Route 9A between Vesey and Liberty Streets. For more information please visit www.worldfinancialcenter.com.


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Footcandle Films: 2018 Oscar Nomination Rumination
The 2018 Oscar nominations were released and Alan was on the road traveling...what was Chris to do? Go into withdrawal because he couldn't gab about who he wants to win? Mary-Margaret Baker from the Chick Chat podcast stops by and helps run down all the major categories, talk cinematic vegetables & marvel at the wonders of Greta Gerwig's music playlist.


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Being arrested and charged with a crime is not the same as being convicted of a crime. Just because you have been arrested and charged, that does not mean you are guilty. Even if authorities claim to have significant evidence against you, that doesn't mean it will always hold up in court. Therefore, if you have been charged with a crime in the Stamford area, you should fight for your rights
Investigators have arrested an Enfield man for his alleged involvement in a series of thefts that occurred at a Farmington department store, recently. According to court documents, the 34-year-old man's car was used in each of the thefts that happened at the Nordstrom Rack early this year. Authorities have charged the man with two counts of sixth-degree larceny, and one count each of fifth-degree larceny and failure to appear.
Investigators asked the public for help in solving the four thefts. While authorities claim that a different person was involved in each of the four cases, they say that the man they have arrested was present each time and that his car was used in all four cases. However, authorities have not said what proof they have that this man was actually present.
It will be up to the courts to decide this man's fate. If convicted, he could face severe penalties, including lengthy prison time. If you, like this man, have been arrested and/or charged with any kind of crime in the Fairfield County area then you should probably seek out the help of an experienced criminal defense attorney to fight for your freedom and rights.
Source: NBC Connecticut, "Police arrest suspect in Nordstrom rack crime spree," April 15, 2014.


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The National Weather Service is forecasting a high temperature in the triple digits on Tuesday, but it won't be the record.
Tuesday's top temperature is expected around 105 degrees, according to the weather service, but the record is way beyond that.
Back in 1925, the high temperature for this date was 113 degrees.
In some minds, 105 is hot enough, but it's not likely the hottest for the week, which is still to come, possibly on Wednesday.
Overnight low temperatures aren't offering much cooling, hovering in the mid 70s.
Reacting to the hot streak, the weather service is continuing its heat advisory through Wednesday. That means those working outside need to take precautions not to get overheated, as well as sensitive groups like children and seniors taking care to stay cool. Pets and livestock need watching out for as well.
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Ing[°] Visscher and Dr. Hopp, Cuban Yellow Dent Corn, Peru
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I decided to take a break from plotting world domination (it got too intense), and read some light fiction. I figured a book about a London bobby who is learning magic should do the trick.
I was right. What a fun read. Our Constable, Peter Grant, is only on the job three months with his partner, Leslie, when they are called to a murder scene at St. Paul's Convent Garden. They knew immediately that the person was dead because it was missing its head. One of the first responders confirms
that there was a body and that, everything else being equal, it probably wasn't a case of accidental death.
They found the head six meters away where it had rolled behind one of the neoclassical columns that fronted the church's portico.
I always like a murder mystery that starts off with a headless body. It's a plot that hits the ground running, so to speak, and if you toss in some quietly snappy writing, and I'm totally in.
Our boy is guarding the scene while his partner goes for coffee, and is approached by a witness. How reliable the witness is may be suspect, because the witness is a ghost, one Nicolas Wallpenny, late of, well, some past time in London's history.
When the powers that be discover that Peter has met a ghost, he is assigned to Inspector Nightingale, who, as it turns out, is head of the paranormal division of the police department, under some kind of clandestine arrangement. Or maybe it is an agreement.
"I was led to believe that your section served a vestigial function and that the '– The Commissioner had to force the word out.' — that "the Magic" was in decline and only posed a marginal threat to the Queen's peace. But the magic's coming back?" "Since the mid-sixties," said Nightingale.
Anyway, they now constitute a department of two. After some encouragement, Peter agrees to apprentice under Nightingale to learn magic. They go back to the crime scene, to see if they can pick up a trace.
"A trace of what, sir?" I asked. "The uncanny," said Nightingale. "It always leaves a trace. The uncanny is like a bright light when you close your eyes, it leaves an afterimage. We call it vestigium"
Dang, this book is getting better and better.
It is a two-layered storyline, that sort of merges at the end. The murder mystery continues with more deaths of a similar nature, and including participants whose faces —- how can I put this for the squeamish — fall off. We're talking some serious ghost infestation here.
We learn that London, and probably the world, is full of non-human beings, many of them genii locorum, the local gods, who most definitely existed. Not to mention the vampires, ghosts, and well, just all kinds. Very low key, they are, so not to worry.
The other plot thread is about a family feud between the gods of the rivers of London,– Mama Thames who controls the lower part of the river and Old Man River, the country bumpkin, in charge of the upper parts. The family members — and it is a rather large family — all have names of the rivers of London, and it is clear that while they are not exactly goddesses, they aren't quite fully human, either. Peter somehow is sucked into the problem of brokering a peace between the two branches of the family.
On thinking more about this, it seems to me that the secondary, or co-primary plotline of the river gods doesn't really have much at all to do with the mystery plotline, but maybe was this great story idea that the author didn't quite know what to do with, so wove it into this book. Much like Real Life, now that I ponder it. You now, how there are parallel storylines running through our lives that don't really have anything to do with each other.
Peter Grant, apprentice wizard. Being a child of the technological age, Peter is engrossed on trying to understand magic, wondering if a person were to come under the influence of the vast and subtle magic that seemed to permeate certain localities, then perhaps they could be physically shaped by that magic. Tis a mystery, that it is.
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Cluver - India Vetus
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- Date: 1661
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- Size: 13 x 13 cms
From: Cluver's Introductionis in universam geographiam.
A detailed small map of part of India, engraved by Bertius.
The map is in very good condition, with a centrefold as issued.


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[insubcd02] DIATRIBES & ABDUL MOIMEME complaintes de marée basse
After the trio with Phonotopy, but recorded a couple of month earlier, Diatribes proposes with Abdul Moimême a new electroacoustique oriented album, where the instrumentation distinction is lost to the benefit of a sounds ensemble strongly linked by skeazing ropes and under permanent tension. Some metalico-organics improvisations develloping under harbour influence, superpostion of poetic evocations like an high-tech nostalgia.
abdul moimême: two prepared guitars, metalic objects, springs, cymbals, metronome
d'incise: laptop, objects, various instruments, snare drums, bow, cymbals, gramophone
cyril bondi: drums, percussions, bow, cymbals, objects, small instruments
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Diatribes is the Geneva-based duo of dincise, who plays laptop, objects, and percussion, and Cyril Bondi, playing drums and percussion. First coming together in 2004, the duos subtle distinguishing mark develops out of Bondis relationship to free jazz and dincises relationship to ambient electronica and free improvisation. As environmentally diffused as the sounds may become, Bondi is often knitting at pulse, creating polyrhythms and a momentum that animates the whole, keeping it moving while dincise pulls sounds from the ether or the street. The spontaneous character of the music is insistently maintained by working constantly with other players, as if Diatribes is only complete when its Bondi, dincise and someone else, as if Diatribes is a principle that always includes the other. The duo has recently released three works, each with a third musician; as different as the guests are, Diatribes manages to create a distinct identity.
Multitude, with bassist Barry Guy, is inevitably influenced by Guys own spectacular virtuosity, but its also fascinating listening to hear Guy working so intently with improvisers whose fundamental approaches are generally less linear than his own. There is a very close rhythmic connection between Guy and Bondi, evident in the percussive mix of rapid pizzicato bass and drums on le poids des humeurs. Dincises sounds arise amongst the other two and it is frequently difficult here to demarcate the three. When Guy plays arco, as on corrosion du possible, this blurring of identity is even more pronounced, the bassist creating a forest of harmonics and scrapes, sputtering rhythmic figures and sudden movements between registers that seem to spring from and include all the sounds around him (including here the added clarinet of Benoît Moreau). Diatribes, for their part, build up broken fields of percussion and electronic sound, sounding as if their instruments are literally intertwined in the strings of Guys bass. Together the three create a world of micro-rhythms and intervals, new patterns interspersing themselves in gaps in time and register.
On Complaintes de Marée Basse with the Lisbon-based guitarist Abdul Moimême, the three musicians seem to be much more aligned in their approach. Moimême plays two prepared table-top guitars, metal objects and small instruments, and both he and dincise have cymbals in their list of instruments. The playful sound sources extend to Moimême playing metronome and dincise gramophone. At times the sound is almost industrialthe scraping of metal, the sound of large objects fallingat others it has the most remarkable delicacy, fragile glissandi and barely audible string scrapings. Identity and perspective are constantly changing here. Little noises arise and are gradually subsumed into louder ones or else disappear like unknown but evidently endangered insects in a distant ecosystem. A snare drum rhythm beats against the scratch of a gramophone needle on an exit groove. The sounds are at times so intimate you feel that you are ear-next to a bowed cymbal or a mallet-struck string; at other times the sonic vocabulary of random echoing metal suggests a freight yard, industrial noise in which sound is only a side effect of another process. It is this shifting perspective, this fluctuating succession of different scalesfrom closet to airplane hangarthat makes this the remarkable dreamscape that it is.
The third Diatribes performance, Partielle daverse (available as a limited edition mini-CD with a hand-made cover or as a download), was made with Phonotopy, also known as Yann Leguay whos playing tennis cythar and electric racket. Just over 23-minutes long, its a beautifully sustained single piece, Leguays transformed sports equipment a perfect complement to Bondi and dincise. The work is the kind of transforming soundscape that one associates with AMM, a gradual loss and development of identity through audition.
Invisibility, anonymity, and pseudonymity are clearly important here (another Diatribes performance with HKM+ and other German musicians was recorded in an abandoned building in Leipzig), for this is music shaped by the acuity of consciousness and the porous frontier of identity, whether of the sound, the instrument or the maker. Watching this music being made might diminish its sonic appeal; living here only in the ear, it elaborates on mysteries of identity which are matters of both cognition and psychology. Its fitting that some of the works themselves inhabit an area both grey and plural, as limited edition works of art or downloads.
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a couple of reviews,..
Tonight I have been listening to another CD involving the Swiss duo Diatribes, who are DIncise (laptop, assorted bits of percussion and a gramophone) and Cyril Bondi (percussion and objects). On this disc, a release that is also available as a free download on the excellent Insubordinations netlabel here sees them joined by a prepared guitarist named Abdul Moiéme, though I suspect that that name may well be a pseudonym. So as you can go and get the music for free anyway, part of me does wonder why I am reviewing it here, but its quite an enjoyable release so here goes anyway.
Diatribes have always struck me as belonging firmly in the AMM tradition of improvisation, building their music in a laminal manner, buzzing electronics and metallic, often bowed percussion swelling and subsiding slowly. The addition of the prepared guitars here leads me to think that way even more, as although Moiémes contributions are quite varied, and as cheap and lazy a comparison as it may be, every so often sounds appear (vibrating springs, metal against pick up etc) that remind me of Keith Rowe. Add this to the streams of percussion and its hard not to find the classic AMM sound evoked. To be clear though, this isnt a bad thing at all. There is plenty of depth and variety in this release, which before I forget to tell you is named, Complaintes de marée basse. (Laments of low tide? beautiful if this is the case, and quite fitting) but across the seven tracks there is an underlying sensation of dark, brooding slowness, and that feeling of gathering clouds that was present in so many of the trio AMM albums just before the heavens opened. Complaintes de marée bass has seven tracks though, and so the arc isnt as prevalent here and the pieces build to their little mini climaxes without quite the same sense of grandeur, but the image of low waves washing up on a beach at low tide is certainly a fitting one.
Although the guitar stands out in places, its generally quite hard to split the three musicians apart here, but this doesnt matter as listening carefully is all about the blending and collision of the amassed tiny details and textures that are built up to make this music. There is nothing groundbreaking here, and no one element stands out as worth noting above all others, but none of this matters. The music here is a great example of modern electroacoustic free improvisation as it should be done, sounds merging and folding together in one moment, colliding and contrasting the next. Everything progresses gradually, but it does keep progressing, so there is little repetition or any resorting to drones.
What more is there to say? Not a great deal really. I played Complaintes de marée bass through four times overall today and it didnt wear thin at all, the detail in the music allowing it to sound different each time as I heard new elements in it on each subsequent spin. The music is available for free, so if you enjoy this area of music (and if you dont, why are you reading this blog?!) then I recommend you download it and take a listen. If its not your cup of tea then youve lost no more than forty-seven minutes of your time, but if you like it, as I suspect you may, then why not click the paypal button at the Insubordinations site and support them by buying a physical copy of the CD.
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Swiss improvising duo Diatribes offer us another new collaboration, following their memorable team-up with the UKs Barry Guy which resulted in a strong piece of free grumbly-music with some political undertones. On Complaintes De Marée Basse, Abdul Moimême joins DIncise and Cyril Bondi to create what they call an electro-acoustic oriented album. This phrase may refer to the two prepared guitars (hopefully electric, amplified, and strewn with fragments of junk) that Abdul wields like two massive metallic clubs, ready to smite all opponents of liberty and free expression. Better take cover when this sauce-box starts rubbing his poisoned strings, as he seems equipped to summon the force of an electrical storm (in his quiet and brooding way, of course). His gloom-laden thunderclaps sit well with the skittery multiple percussion effects, bowed objects and laptop twitterments from the two Swiss madcaps on these 2009 recordings made in Lisbon.
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Heres the netlabel Insubordinationss second physical release: a collaboration between Swiss duo Diatribes (electronician/percussionist DIncise and percussionist Cyril Bondi) and Portuguese guitarist Abdul Moimême. Complaintes de marée basse is a very percussive record, since Moimême uses mostly guitar preparations, turning his instrument into a mini-gamelan combined to Diatribes percussive manipulations. This record is a little difficult to get into but vivid, with occasionally contradictory interactions (which is not a bad thing). Some will find it lacking diversity, but I actually find its limited sound palette enticing.
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For my mom's birthday we went to a great restaurant, and one of the best things we ate was something on the menu called "Street Corn". I have been craving it ever since, so decided to try to recreate it at home. This recipe comes very close. My daughter, who recommended the restaurant, and


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Type in chewy chocolate cookies in FoodGawker and see how many posts you get – A LOT. I know I got this recipe from there but I have no idea who it came from. I'm bad about not writing that kind of thing down – sorry. If you do know who originally posted these – please let me know.
That picture is not of my cookies but of these cookies. See I didn't have any actual chocolate on hand. I had cocoa powder so I needed something different. These are definitely on my list of "to make" though. They just look so yummy!!
As usual – I totally didn't take pictures of the process of making these cookies or of them after they were done. I'm sorry I am such a non picture taker. I will tell you that the batter is very cake like after you mix it all together. I was skeptical about them actually being chewy (cause I love chewy, melt in your mouth cookies) but they were awesome!
Extra Special Chewy Chocolate Cookies
1 ¼ Cups Butter, Softened
2 Cups White Sugar
2 Eggs
2 Teaspoons Vanilla Extract
2 Cups All Purpose Flour
¾ Cup Unsweetened Hershey Cocoa Powder (I had Tollhouse – same thing)
1 Teaspoon Baking Soda
½ Teaspoon Salt
Preheat Oven To 350 Degrees. In A Large Bowl Cream Together The Butter and Sugar Until Light and Fluffy. Beat In The Eggs Then Add The Vanilla. In A Separate Bowl, Stir Together The Flour, Cocoa, Baking Soda and Salt; Gradually Mix Into The Creamed Mixture.
Drop Dough By Teaspoonfuls (I used my Pampered Chef medium scoop half full) Onto Parchment Lined Cookie Sheet. Bake For 9 Minutes In The Preheated Oven. Cookies Will Be Soft and Still Look Slightly Doughy. Let Set and Cool On Cookie Sheet For 2 Minutes Then Remove From Sheet Onto Wire Rack To Cool Completely.
Even when using about 1 tablespoon for the cookies instead of a teaspoon – 9 minutes worked fine for me. They were very gooey so be careful when removing them from the pan. Once cooled though they were fine. I got about 3 dozen cookies from this batch. My cookies were bigger than what the recipe says so if you do them by teaspoonfuls you'll get a lot more.
It took all I had not to lick the beaters from the mixer. Since I'm pregnant and there were raw eggs in it I couldn't. I sadly washed all the yumminess out of the bowl and off the beaters. I made up for it by eating about four cookies when it was all said and done. OMG – they are GREAT!
Let me know if you try making these and how they turn out! Oh – and they were also a big hit with Seth and with Jeremy!
xo – S.J.


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Published in 1965, the scans from The Recently Deflowered Girl at Bitten Nails Design & Illustration brought back memories of several upscale, tongue-in-cheek "racy" books from the '60s. Not that I was old enough to understand the few I saw, of course. For a fun diversion, check out Mel Juffee's....I mean Hyacinthe Phypps' advice and Edward Gorey's illustrations. From the Editor's Note:
For more than half a century Miss Hyacinthe Phypps has been offering guidance on proper behavior. Her simple rules of propriety and common sense have helped a generation of girls over the threshold to womanhood. Recognizing the need that still prevails today, Miss Phypps has been kind enough to put between the covers of this book her words of advice that have been so valuable in so many typical situations. It is the editors' fondest hope that this book will serve the current generation of young ladies as it served their mothers.


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Finally, after months of planning our trip to Portugal we arrived at Lisbon Airport. Well… our first target wasn´t as planned, small Algarve's coast village 'Albufeira', but instead, we ended up at the baggage 'lost and found' unit of Lisbon Airport. We tried not to lose our mind (in addition to the luggage) right from the start and hoped for quick help. It felt like hundreds of people were waiting to document their loss at the same time. After two hours we were clear to leave the airport, of course without baggage. We tried not to spoil our first day and went straight to the Goldcar Car Rental to pick up our reserved car. Fortunately, everything worked perfectly fast and competent, so our trip to Albufeira could start. After about 3 hours car ride, we arrived at our apartment the Golden Cliff House. Helena, our lovely host, already awaited us and showed in a very welcoming way around the apartment. Best part was clearly the roof terrace overlooking the sea. This view exceeded even our expectations; a peaceful place right at the cliff – as the name of the apartment already says – and the view let immediately forget the troubles we had at the airport. Vacation should start. Helen even deposited some wine and snacks in the apartment – what a nice jump into our holidays.
Following my research, I was afraid Albufeira could be a bit too touristic for our taste. One of the reasons why I chose an apartment a bit out of old town, still with the option for some party nearby. At the first days we were absolutely happy spending our time around the cliff house's roof top and the underneath Praia dos Alemães beach. To reach the beach we had to pass a sandy path down the cliff, overgrown by agave cactus and other nice Mediterranean plants – always the crystal clear sea ahead. I was surprised that the beach wasn't totally overcrowded by tourists; truly a place to relax and having some drinks at the beach bar, what we certainly did first. The sea, or better to say swimming in the sea, was an adventure; first steps inside it felt a bit chilly. Clearly it's the Atlantic Ocean. I also got hit several times by large breaking waves, although it was fun too.
After few days beach of experience and washing our clothes by hand our baggage came after us – what a relief. Now I felt ready to explore old town Albufeira. Stefan wasn't really sure to try, and he should be right about that. As supposed the old town of Albufeira wasn't a beauty – certainly, in our eyes and judgement: Irish Pubs in every corner, cheap drinks grubbily presented, blinking lights everywhere, and worst thing, a huge escalator transporting tourists to old town… sorry to say, not my taste at all, but maybe I'm too old fashioned for that kind of fun. What's really sad, the surrounded landscape and beaches as well as the alleys in old town were so beautiful natively. It's just too much 90's style trash tourism hiding it for my taste. After a short walk through old town we decided to walk back to our lovely 'off the crowd' cliff house to enjoy the sunset and natural beauty of Albufeira.
We were keen on seeing more form Algarve coast so we decided to make a trip to another beach, the Praia de São Rafael. Arrived we were again amazed by Portugal's beautiful beaches and nature. A stunning shore surrounded by sharp cliffs, caves and of course crystal clear water. Unfortunately, for us, again too many tourists and according beach life and preparation. Hence, we decided heading to the north, where we expected lonely beaches aaand… camping :-), what I was a bit afraid of. Not that it was the first time camping, no; in our young days there was nothing else than camping for us, each summer, which, at that time, I really enjoyed. Not only because we couldn't afford another accommodation. But you know… by the time you get used to such amenities like hot water, a toilet nearby, no insects etc. ha ha ha.
Four hours ride to the north later we arrived in Mira, a small Portuguese town with a phenomenal beach: Praia de Mira. It wasn't check in time at the camping place yet, so we decided to park the car and explore the small town by feet. First stop was a beach bar for some food and cold drink as well as a first stunning view towards the sea, but let me worship that later…
Finally at the Mira Lodge Park Camping place we got our Bivouac – cute, little wooden house with a mattress and sleeping bags in it… definitely (a little) more comfortable than a tent ;-). The camping area was also very nice place with huge pine-trees and a small snack bar – where our obsession with Pastéis de Nata (a traditional Portuguese pastry filled with custard) started. By the way, at the moment I have my first homemade Natas in the oven – so excited how they will turn out. If yummy, you will surely find the recipe later here.
The days in the north where planned to relax and just doing nothing else than enjoying nature… and so we did. The rough Atlantic Ocean and Praia da Mira's endless long white sand shore with almost no people around were for me like paradise. Corny sunsets, while drinking local wine and eating Natas, long walks at the beach, the noise of the sea and perfect weather…fantastic and just what I had in mind.
When doing nothing, of course food becomes even more important. Stefan was all about seafood and according to his statement he ate in Mira the best grilled calamari ever – unfortunately, I forgot the name of the small restaurant nearby the lake, but I remember it had those beautiful blue tiles at the house wall. Also located at the small lake and nearby our camping place another bar – the Nautic Bar. One of the more modern places around Mira. The bar offered a delicious house wine for decent price as well as fresh and organic snacks – nice house cat too ,)
Before we left Praia de Mira I tried to store all these pictures in mind to retrieve those endless beaches, sunset … whenever next wanderlust comes up.
For the coming days we were about to spent at Portugal's countryside, which includes a stay at a vineyard and a medieval town. If you like, follow my upcoming article.
Cheers with sunbeams.


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Well I'm signed up for the Around the Bay 30K on March 20th so I can't quit now. Actually I'll be using it as a training run for Cincinnati and Ottawa marathons but I had a blast last year and a bus is being organized by Jocelyn and Angela. Take a look at their blog here.
Today's run was an easy 8K and the weather was much better than the last week. It was about -4°C and bright sunshine. You could tell it was warmer because the birds were actually making noise today. The trail was almost clear of snow too.
Tomorrow it's back to speedwork.
Corporate and Charity Run Team training.
Tuesday, February 01, 2005
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The single highest purpose in life. The more one lives, the more they ask themselves about the meaning of life. What's the point of it all? Why are we here? Who made us? We get into all these complicated discussions about origins and God and the afterlife, discussions that amount to just about zero. All … Continue reading Work
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From MADtv, which I didn't see last week as our Time Warner Cable Tivo-lite device died. Thanks to Noah Lyon for sending me a link to the YouTube video.
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Jessie watched Nate hobble from the barn to the main house, the limp he'd developed after his tumble from Diablo growing worse with each passing day. And even though she'd managed to avoid him since their encounter at the park, she couldn't help but wonder if maybe he'd been doing a little avoiding himself.
Sitting on the porch swing, the late evening sun warming her face, she stared after his retreating figure.
Enough was enough. If she didn't make the first move now, she might never have the guts or the chance to face him again. She pushed herself from the chair, flexed her fingers as she sauntered across the yard. Nervousness tightened her stomach, dampened her palms. Rapping her knuckles against the frame of the screen door, she waited and worried. Would Nate slam the door in her face?
God, she'd missed him. A day and a half without seeing him and it felt like an eternity. His tall frame filled the tiny entranceway, expected, yet unexpected, taking her breath away.
"Evening, Jess."
She forced a smile, self-conscious, uncertain, feeling suddenly foolish. "Howdy, neighbor."
"Everything all right at home? How's Maude doing?"
"As well as can be expected. George was here to see her again this morning. Did you know he calls you his bread-and-butter patient?" Another grin escaped, this one more relaxed. "Are you hiding from him, Nate? Chicken he might decide you need one of his monstrous needles up your—"
"I've been busy, Jess. We're mending fences up in the north pasture."
His face was shadowed in the dim hallway, but she'd have to be blind not to notice the firm clench to his jaw, the rigid stance that screamed stay away. Well, too bad. She wasn't staying away any longer. She couldn't. In fact, she wasn't leaving till she got a whole lot closer than they were right now. She dragged the door open. Nate stepped back, caught himself, his gaze narrowing on her face, guarded, wary.
"I think you made a mistake, Jess."
Amused by his unexpected nervousness, her own eased. "How's that?"
"You live down the lane. Remember? Want me to show you the way home?"
"No need."
When she stepped inside and let the screen door bang shut behind her, he took another step back, caught himself again and froze. "What are you doing here?"
"We've known each other a long time now, haven't we, Nate?"
Her voice softened to a purr. "I used to watch you do your John Wayne swagger after football practice. You fooled everyone but me."
His brows lowered into a frown. "I don't know what you're talking about."
"Yes, you do." She stepped closer, pleased when he didn't shift away, and stopped only inches from his chest. "But tonight, you look a might too painful for even that."
His mouth barely moved. "I'm fine."
"No, you're not."
Jessie slid her arms around his waist and pressed her fingers into the stiff muscles of his lower back. Nate jumped like a steer being branded, clamped his hands on her shoulders and squeezed, gentle but firm enough to make her cautious.
"What are you doing?"
"I'm going to give you a massage...like I used to."
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A long while ago Abel and I rented a movie from the library that we really enjoyed. It was about a family with nine children who drove around in a 25 ft. camper, all over the place teaching people to surf. The family was Jewish and had strict views on eating healthy and exercise. It was inspiring, to say the least. Of course, some problems arose because the children felt thrown around, never knowing what city they would be in, not able to have any friends…It makes me wonder what my kids will one day come to me and complain about…Lack of personal space, homeschooling, flaky mother??? It will be something. Just bracing myself for that, but not dwelling on it. They will one day realize I did my best. Probably when they have their own kids. http://www.magpictures.com/surfwise/ Ever since I saw this film with my husband we have been sort of searching for a house. By sort of, I mean not aggressively. We have looked at a thousand houses, but everyone has not been BETTER than our house…So we stay here complaining about the little details that are a nuisance. We tell ourselves that we can live with the little annoying quirks because we love the location of our house. We can walk to Mass, ice cream, parks, and the Farmers Market. We are close to groceries, highways, and about a thousand other wonderful places. The only way we could ever move is if we could afford something better. That place has not come along. So here we are happily crowded in our one bathroom three bedroom (the third bedroom is so small it shouldn't even count), and we wait. And save. So far we haven't had any debt, and we sure don't want to start now. If we buy a house we want to pay for it outright, or a least be confident that we could pay it off in our lifetime. There is this inside joke now that we've seen "Surfwise…." "I found a cool house today, honey…" I say to my husband who can't help but have the 'I'm getting ready to roll my eyes' expression on his face, especially since I'm obsessed with house hunting, and he knows this. Then I proceed to tell him about the house, "it's really neat, it has a shop and it's in our price range!" To which he points out the obvious flaw, "Sweetheart, it's in Timbuktu!" And then we both laugh and comment, "we should just buy an R.V. and travel the world!" …….."Good idea," we both say! It's a joke, sort of. We do love to travel! It's so nice to shut off the phone, pack your bags, and hit the open road until it's not….Then you come home and really appreciate your house, yard, family, all of it. There are a lot of things to learn on a road trip, seeing the town of Williamsburg, for example, was really cool and educational, the natural phenomenon like lakes and mountains and caves, and even better: lakes inside of mountains that you can jump into! These are wonderful and memorable ways to spend time with the family. And I do wish we could do more of it. We found an awesome camper this past year, it was old and needed repair, so we spent a good bit of time gutting it, removing some water damaged parts, and getting it all prettied up. It was really fun. We have already taken it to a music festival, and we're gearing up to go again soon! What are your plans for the summer? Do you regularly go to the same spot, or do you like to try a new place? Do you have any tips for keeping kids busy on long trips? I sure do! Here are my favorite ways to keep kids still and quiet without resorting to movies! 1. Goody Bags: These are just little bags that have a collection of toys that 'go together.' For instance, I will bring five fairy dolls, a handful of fairy food, and fairy furniture, and a colorful cloth all wrapped up in a shoe box…see what happens with a little one's active imagination! 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Jen, I saw that movie years ago. The Dad had some interesting boundary issues if I remember correctly. You and Abel could pull it off much better than he did it. Sequence is also one of our favorites. Do you guys have Apples to Apples? That's got to be one of our all time family favorites when we are together with all the cousins, Aunts/Uncles and grandparents. The junior version is the best.


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Jeb Bush is having a rough week.
Donald Trump's barrage of attacks have been picking away at his poll numbers for months. To make matters worse for Jeb, attacking his former understudy backfired on him, which quickly called the strength of his campaign into question.Unsurprisingly, his donors are reportedly starting to get antsy.
So to revive his campaign, Jeb announced Monday that he is refocusing his platform to highlight his "Leadership" message, in order to contrast himself with Hillary Clinton and condemn Marco Rubio's inexperience.
Jeb Bush is Finally Trending… With Insults
To announce the campaign reboot, Bush unleashed a new slogan; "Jeb Can Fix It," and promoted the hash tag on Twitter.
The only problem was, #JebCanFixIt fell flat on its face. Numerous outlets noted that the attempt to go viral ended up giving the Internet a free pass to make fun of Bush all day.
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Located an hour up north from Cairns is a quaint seaside city: Port Douglas. I was fortunate enough to stay in this city for a few days. I really enjoyed the quite time I had compared to Cairns. To reach this town you can catch a bus from Cairns, if you don't have a car, which is what I did. I think it cost about $25 AUD, but I can't remember exactly. There's a few choices for accommodation. When I went I stayed at Global backpackers and, I paid about $30 AUD per night, but I think it was low season as well. If you plan on going during high season, accept to pay more.
So here's a few things you can enjoy while you are there:
If you are in Port Douglas on Sunday, enjoy the morning at the local market. If you know me, you know how much I adore markets. Surprisingly, this is a big market for the size of the town.
Not too far from the city center is the Wildlife Habitat . I didn't want to leave Australia without seeing a kangaroo, and depending on what your budget is you can see some Aussie wildlife for around $30 AUD. I don't think that's a bad price, since there's quite a few animals to see, and you're able to feed the kangaroos as well.
And the main reason I wanted to go there was to lay on the beach with a good book 🙂
So if you're looking for a few days to get out of Cairns I suggest heading up north to take a stop. For more pictures check out: Port Douglas. I hope this encourages you to see what else is out there!


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Injured Without Medical Insurance, What to do?
A common concern among my new clients is that they don't have medical insurance and cannot afford to pay out of pocket for expensive medical treatment and therapy. The good news, I tell them is that they don't have to. All they have to do is call me and we can almost always find doctors and therapists who work now and get paid later. This is what we call working on a "lien" basis. Normally when someone goes to the doctor they either provide the doctor with the patient's health insurance information and the doctor's office will bill the insurance company for the charges. The patient may have to pay some "co-pay" according to their personal plan. If the client does not have medical insurance, they should plan on paying in cash as they are leaving the doctor's office.
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If you call me, I can almost always find a doctor in my network of professionals who will agree to render treatment now in exchange for a promise to pay later. How does this work? The doctors and therapists that I use come to trust me over time. They know that if I am willing to undertake the risk of certain type of case the client is likely to recover monetary. I have a pretty good idea from the start which cases will work out well for my clients and which won't. The doctors are then inclined to take my recommendation to provide medical treatment now and get paid later. The doctors also know that once the case is settled I will be the one calling them to pay their bills. Thus, they won't have to chase their money, bill any insurance companies or worry about an insurance company trying to pay them 20 cents on the dollar for their time.
So, get to the doctor as soon as you can after an accident. If you don't have medical insurance or can't afford to pay out of pocket, call me and I will make you a doctor's appointment with a qualified medical professional who can give you the medical treatment you need right away. The bills will get paid later. We work with a network of doctors, therapists, and many others in the medical field. We can set you up with medical appointments, therapy, x-rays, MRI's and even surgeries on a lien basis. Don't wait and see if your pain goes away. Call a professional now.
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Horror In The Haystack
Originally published: 20 October 2004
Today's story is a sort of Mark Twain down the river piece, inspired by two memories: summer holidays and the Haystack House.
It happened back in 1983 - the same year Laingsburg found itself underwater in one of South Africa's most famous flooding disasters ever.
I've written before about the house I used to live in in Pretoria, which had a river that ran through it for dozens of kilometres either way. It was called the Moreleta Spruit and came - I believe - from the Hartebeespoort Dam and disappeared into the industrial area of Silverton.
One of the features of the river was a nature trail which ran along the far shore - it was a path beaten through the dense undergrowth by countless explorers and fishermen and residents of the houses that lined the shores of the river, and no matter how often we tackled it to see where it began and ended - we never found the end.
That nature trail was a constant source of entertainment for us kids. Many's the hot summer afternoon we spent in imaginary worlds up and down the trail, pretending to be soldiers and assassins and snipers and pirates.
One particularly hazy, sweltering afternoon during our school holidays I went off with my little sister to see what we could find. We attacked the trail armed with provisions (basically a handful of stolen Marie biscuits and an apple each) and set out on what we believed would be an epic journey.
By way of variation we went the opposite way to the route we usually took - a route that was far darker and more foreboding than our usual one.
We only got about six or seven houses down the trail until we saw it, nestled at the bottom of a steep hill - an exquisite haystack house. It really was a serious work of art - someone had clearly spent a long time building it.
It was only about a metre high - about my height - and it had a sloping roof made out of tightly compacted hay. There was even a door you could go through if you crouched, and you could sit inside and stare out at the people walking past on the trail.
Naturally all plans of adventure were canned in light of recent events - I'd always dreamed of finding my own deserted house. We unpacked our lunch and sat inside eating quietly so as not to alert the German soldiers who were bound to be lurking somewhere nearby.
But sitting inside a haystack house isn't all it's cracked up to be, especially under the African sun in mid-fury. We were absolutely cooking within minutes and had to get out, and from there - our provisions depleted - we had nothing more to do.
Until I was hit by a brainwave.
The haystack house was at the bottom of a very steep incline which disappeared high above us, and ordering my sister to come with me (she'd long since learned that to disobey a direct order in my military setup was not a smart option - on Monday morning school shoes had a nasty way of not being where you left them on Sunday night before you went to bed), we climbed the hill about halfway.
Then we turned and ran down the hill, launching into the air near the bottom and landing square in the middle of the haystack house.
I'd never had so much fun - time and again we went up the hill and leaped down onto the house, which by the end was simply a huge pile of hay. Then we jumped around in the hay, covering each other and diving into it and screaming with laughter, until the thing was completely and utterly decimated.
I came up from inside the hay with a pile of it on my head and looking up the hill I saw five or six kids running full tilt down it. I could read in their body language that they weren't rushing to make friends and grabbing my sister by the collar we fled.
But we didn't run - somewhere in my dense skull I had gotten it into my head that if we just walked away calmly they might not think it was us who had ruined their beautiful house, but just like any other kid with a lie and evidence to the contrary - both my sister and I were covered from head to toe in hay.
So the bizarre scenario ensued where those big Afrikaans kids caught up to us and followed us - right on our heels - all the way home. We just held hands in terror and kept walking, not looking behind us, and eventually we got to the crossing that took us over the river to our house.
We crossed the stones and they followed. Then we had a steep climb up our own hill, at the top of which was a fence which marked the start of our garden.
We went through the fence and closed it behind us, and then we ran - we absolutely hauled ass up the garden (which was massive). Turning to look I saw all the kids standing at the fence - not saying a word - just staring balefully through it.
By this time the shock set in and we both started bawling like babies from fright. Our mother naturally enquired as to what was going on. I couldn't tell her what we'd done so I came up with a whole story about how they had attacked my sister for absolutely no reason, and my mother - being wise in such matters - told us to stay behind while she went to talk to them.
We watched in horrified fascination as my mother walked down the garden to the band of mutants standing at the fence, and for about 10 minutes she stayed there talking to them.
It was too far away for us to hear anything, but the longer it went on the more I knew I was sunk. I guess I'd been hoping my mother would yell at them to go away or something, but alas it was not to be.
Eventually she came back, and a bolt of lightning tore the sky in half.
Forcing us to go with her she led us back down the garden to the madding crowd, whereupon we were instructed to apologise - in Afrikaans - for what we'd done. Shame-faced and tearful we did so, although not an expression even flinched - they remained stoney-faced throughout it all.
Nasty little story? Sure - but the true shame was yet to come.
My mother realised that a simple apology was not going to restore the house those kids had built, and my sister and I were instructed to go back - with the mutants - and rebuild their house.
We had no choice but to do so. We spent the rest of that stifling hot day trying our best to erect something approximating what they had done, while the kids sat on the hill and watched our every move. There were a couple of low murmurs amongst them but for the most part they just sat there, staring at us in hatred.
They were obviously pretty well brought up kids, with good manners - they couldn't bring themselves to actually have a major go at us. They should have just given me a good donnering and sent us on our way.
But instead they sat there simmering while we sweated it amongst the weevils and mites and pollen and hay dust, and by the end of it we had a crude shelter for them - but nothing that even resembled their first effort.
We could hardly breathe - our lungs were full of all sorts of asthmatic triggers - and we were filthy, exhausted and sunburnt beyond recognition.
Once we were done the kids got up and came down, walking around and inspecting what we had done. The obvious leader of the group just shrugged his shoulders and they all trudged back up the hill and out of sight, never to be seen again.
My shame was complete. I never went that way up the trail again.
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Down regulation is a daily injection that you administer yourself and usually continues for a couple of weeks.
I found that down regulation was the hardest part of IVF simply because it seemed to go on forever. Once I had reached the stimulation stage, I was that much closer to my egg retrieval date so I could see a light at the end of the tunnel but while I was down regulating, I just felt as if it would never end.
One of my main complaints with IVF down regulation was the headaches. Some days they were just unbearable and I very quickly realised why there was so much advice out there for you to keep hydrated during IVF. Water really does help to keep the headaches at bay, so make sure you drink lots each day. I also found that if I didn't drink enough water one day, the headache the next day would be that much worse. Make life easy on yourself and keep hydrated, you'll be glad that you did!
What are the side effects of IVF down regulation?
IVF down regulation is probably the hardest part of IVF just because it seems to go on forever. I was also a bit emotional during down regulation but I think this was largely down to being at the beginning of the IVF process and that the end of the process seemed to be ages away. I hibernated during this time and watched a lot of Netflix! Whenever I talk to couples who are due to go through IVF, I always recommend that they be completely selfish with their time during IVF. It is such a difficult thing to go through and time to hibernate, cry, laugh or scream is absolutely crucial. Indulge yourself.
I also found that my skin, hair and nails took a bit of a beating from down regulation. My skin was a bit dry, my hair lost its shine and my nails were very brittle. This was just down to dehydration so, once again, I cannot recommend water enough!
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23 February 2018, 13:10
Cambridge campus
Petar Dimov is a piano student in his final year of undergraduate studies at the RCM. He is studying with Norma Fisher, which has been made possible by the generous support of the ABRSM. He started his musical education in his native Plovdiv, Bulgaria, where he studied with Svetlana Koseva until his graduation with distinction in 2014. Dimov is currently supported by the Henry Woods Trust and Talent Unlimited foundations. Petar has won over 20 prizes from international competitions and has performed in Bulgaria, Cyprus, France, Greece, Italy, Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, Spain, Turkey and the UK. As a composer, he has had output for orchestra, chorus, various solo instruments and chamber ensembles.
This performance is part of our Lunchtime Concert Series.
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Weblog of the Sydney Traditionalist Forum
Today's Guest Video is presented by The Black Pigeon: "Black Lives Matter: Civil War." How does one explain the phenomenon of the "Black Lives Matter" movement. The Black Pigeon summarises that:
"in 2014, according to statistics compiled by the federal bureau of investigations, there were 187 Blacks that were killed by White people, while there were 446 White people killed by Black people. While Blacks have killed more than double the number of Whites, you have to remember that Blacks only make up around 13% of the population. To put it another way, Blacks are killing Whites grossly disproportionately to the rates that Whites are killing Blacks […] Let's take a look at police shootings. Police killed nearly twice as many Whites in 2015. There were 258 Blacks killed by police, while there were 494 Whites that were killed by police."
Relying on studies by the Justice Department and the University of Pennsylvania, the Black Pigeon explains how blacks are responsible for a majority of violent and property crimes, and that Black and Hispanic police officers are also statistically more likely to shoot a Black suspect than White officers. Contrary to the narrative peddled by Social Justice Warriors, a police officer is 18.5 times more likely to be shot by a Black than a Black is likely to be shot by a police officer. Moreover, a Black police officer is more than three times more likely to discharge his firearm than a White police officer in the field.
What the Black Pigeon illustrates in this video is that the ideology and narrative that is pushed by "Black Lives Matter" and their apologists in the mainstream press exacerbates an already tense situation. The reflexive anti-police rhetoric and divisive sloganising of race-hucksters on the far left has made communities less safe and divided the American nation. The "Ferguson Effect" is one example of this, where the police become less inclined to intervene in certain situations for fear of being accused of racism by unscrupulous criminal elements. Ultimately, the tension is amplified by activists on the political fringe who do not have the best interests of their communities at heart. For more information, see the video, below:


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SOLs Covered: SOL 7.13 Evaluating Algebraic Expressions
Math Packet: #5 Algebraic Expressions: Substitution
Upcoming Assessments: Substitution Quiz (Mon. 10/13); Test MP 1-5 (Tues. 10/14 & Wed. 10/15)
SOLs Covered: SOL 8.1b Comparing & Ordering Rational Numbers & Scientific Notation
Math Packet: #5 Comparing & Ordering Numbers
Upcoming Assessments: Comp. & Ordering Quiz (Thurs. 10/16); CCPS Wk 1-4 Quiz (Fri. 10/17)
This week started off with wrapping up the previous week's work. The MSM2 classes (Blocks 1/2 & 7/8) finished work on their PEMDAS packets on Monday and took the quiz on Tuesday while the 7H class (Block 5/6) took their quiz on Algebraic Substitution on Monday. The MSM2 classes then moved onto the algebraic substitution unit and the 7H class started working on comparing and ordering rational numbers and numbers written in scientific notation. While all the classes are still receiving paper packets for each unit, for which the CCPS Assessment pages will likely always be required, we've started doing a lot more work on the computer. This week's major technology focus was Khan Academy. Students were given "coach recommendations" set by myself for the topics we covered this week. I've also encouraged students to review earlier math (both our past topics as well as some of their elementary and 6th grade math topics) on their own to both strengthen their understanding of the basic math skills and to "stay fresh" on everything we cover for the year.
I'm a big fan of Khan Academy! Here's an explanation of some of what the site provides in their words:
Practice math at your own pace with our adaptive assessment environment. You can start at 1 + 1 and work your way into calculus or jump right into whatever topic needs some brushing up... Each problem is randomly generated, so you never run out of practice material. If you need a hint, every single problem can be broken down, step-by-step, with one click. If you need more help, you can always watch a related video... Every time you learn on Khan Academy, we'll remember what you've learned and where you're spending your time. We keep all of this data private but expose powerful statistics to each user and their coaches. You get at-a-glance information about everything you've been learning and whether or not you've been hitting your goals... You can drill all the way down from a bird's-eye view of your profile into each and every skill practice problem that you've ever worked on. You'll see real, hard data about your increasing mastery of math.
The kids also got time to play on Sumdog, which they absolutely loved once they realized they could not only compete against each other for top scores but also play against each other within the games and see when their friends are online even when outside of school. I can't tell you how happy (and proud!) it made me to hear students planning with classmates on when to go online after school in order continue playing as well as prompting each other on Edmodo to hop onto the game as well. Let's keep up that momentum!
After playing around with the available technology that has already been set up, I've decided to use the Google Calendars that are set up for each class and connected to the students Calendars automatically through our county Hapara accounts. All of the math packet assignments have been posted to the calendar for each class with the time span for each packet (start date to due date) and a digital copy of the packets attached. Assessments have also been posted; tests are shown over two days' time since we always start with a review and tests normally end up requiring time the next day to finish.
With some of these features not quite working correctly on Synergy (StudentVUE and ParentVUE), I'd be more than happy to add parents/guardians to the calendars as well. To do so, I simply need parents/guardians to email their request to be added; if you want me to add more than one email address or have a specific email (for instance, one you already have set up with a Google account of your own), just let me know and I'd be more than happy to do so. I've shown students how to further their use of Google Calendar to help them better keep track of things and stay organized by adding events to their own calendars, which they can then add their parents/guardians to as well. I've told the kids that if they need help using their calendars as well as setting them up on their personal devices (though only before or after school for non-Chromebook help). If I can help anyone else with this also, I'd be more than happy, so please don't hesitate to ask!


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I am so excited to share one of my favorite ways to upcycle old CD Cases and also put all my adult coloring pages to use!
If you're like me, you probably thought, "I will never catch the adult coloring pages bug!". One day my mother-in-law bought me a book. The book was so super cute and I couldn't wait to see what all the hype was about! So before I knew it, I found myself colored pencils in hand coloring pages and pages in my new book, as my kids sat at the table and colored with me. It became a nice relaxing way to be with my kids while doing something soothing. The thing that bothered me was not knowing what to do with all of these coloring pages I'd now colored. So I started thinking and came up with a fun and useful way to put them to use!
I realized if I cut them up they could be used inside old CD cases to make coasters or magnets!
If you haven't yet, be sure to check out these posts of mine here:
Yes, I am crazy about these things. I blame it on their nice clean, square shape and the fact that I have a lot, so they are also free!
How to Turn Old CD Cases and Coloring Pages into Coasters & Magnets:
What You Need:
- Old CD cases (CD cases if you don't have any).
- Coloring pages that are colored in
- scissors or paper trimmer
- Business card magnets (for magnet)
- Corkboard (optional)
What You Do:
- Remove the labels from inside the CD cases by carefully taking them apart
- Next cut out your coloring pages in the size to fit into the backs of the CD cases (be sure to use the back for a cleaner look so the hinge doesn't show)
- After removing the CD case labels, slip the coloring page into the backs of the CD cases
- If making the magnet put 1 or 2 business card magnets onto the CD cases opposite of your coloring pages.
- To make the coasters you could also add some corkboard to the backs of the coasters to make them much gentler on your table surfaces.
- For more instructions and photos on how to make these see my post on Upcycled Old CD Cases.
We use these in our home office or for my kids to set on their homeschool desks for water bottles to sit on.
I love the magnets on our refrigerator as they add a fun pop of color to an otherwise boring refrigerator!
I hope you enjoy making these and don't forget to use some of your kids coloring pages as well!
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Episode #44
Three Kings and Fastest Finger First
NBA basketball has been back for a while, but NCAA basketball has been missing in the interim. Having a shorter season means they start later and end earlier, but it also means that I might suffer less through what might be a miserable Iowa State Cyclone basketball season.
This episode, Chris (@gokuffy) and Corey (@coreyzone) have joined me to keep the break on Kurosawa coming with David O. Russell's Three Kings. Then Helen (@WanderinDreamr) joins Chris and me to talk about Fastest Finger First, also known as 7O3X, also known as Nana Maru San Batsu.
Show notes:
0:30 - Chris, Corey, and I talk about Three Kings!
54:06 - Chris, Helen, and I talk about Fastest Finger First!
Next time, we're back on the Kurosawa train with Drunken Angel and either Yowapeda or continuing the Yu Yu Hakusho series finally. We'll see!
Published on November 11 2017


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Having recently had a big crash, I've been gradually reinstalling programs as I need them. The day before yesterday, it was Easy Thumbnails from Fookes Software.
Which had me thinking that we really ought (or, at least, I really ought) to more often give public credit to those utilities which other people freely provide to make my life easier.
Easy Thumbnails is, for me, about far more than thumbnail images: it's an essential part of my life. When I reinstalled it the day before yesterday, for instance, I was preparing a slide show. I wanted to reduce several dozen images to a maximum of 1024 pixels wide or 768 high, whichever was smaller, to match the resolution of the digital projector in use. I could, of course, do it easily enough in a paint package ... but Easy Thumbnails does the whole lot for me, without fuss, after six mouse clicks, while I get on with something else.
There are other utilities which perform equally valuable service ... I must mention them, in time ... but today it's Easy Thumbnails' turn.
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Valuing subscription businesses is always challenging for investors, given the sector's reliance on obscure and non-standard financial metrics that companies release selectively. Two young and fast-growing cloud software companies that filed to go public this week, both of which rely on such metrics, will test investor appetite.
New Relic and Hortonworks each filed to raise up to $100 million. New Relic helps other software companies analyze how well their applications perform. Hortonworks sells support services around Hadoop, open-source software for crunching massive amounts of data on cheap servers.
Of the two, Hortonworks faces the biggest challenges. The company is essentially selling subscription access to its Hadoop engineering talent while its software is completely open-source.
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