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Steve Penson, Operations Director, Alisar Ltd
I enjoy using Northgate Activities to add interest and energy to sessions, and provide a chance to put new found skills into practice.
Michelle O'Donnell, Bolton at Home
I have used Northgate products over the years, starting when I was Training & Development Manager for Virgin Atlantic Airways, and found them easy to facilitate, fit for purpose and both instructive and enjoyable for participants.
Pauline Wells, HR Business Partner, SSL Insurance Brokers Ltd
At such a reasonable cost 'Going for Profit!' is one of the most effective, value-for-money training tools I have come across. I was immediately attracted by the simplicity of the rules and ease of actually running the exercise. It sounded like fun and people do learn more when they enjoy something. As a trainer, it gave me problems – the range and amount of learning points! I wish I had those problems with every training activity.
J. Roberts, Black & Decker
We use 'Antarctic Challenge' to allow course members to experience real issues of strategic planning in some depth, with little prior knowledge of the 'environment'. For the Trainer, the format is flexible and the powerful image of Antarctica creates a memorable connection to the learning.
I. Sasse, E.ON UK
I recently used 'The Assertiveness Game' with great results - it really got the group talking and was an excellent way of wrapping up a one day event.
Jane Crossman, L&D Business Partner, VolkerWessels UK
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Northgate activities have received excellent feedback and from a facilitator's point of view are very intuitive and easy to use. Professional and friendly service.
A. Smith, Centrica
We used 'Antarctic Challenge' on an 'Introduction to Project Management Course' as a case study over three days with individuals with a mixed group of job roles and levels from Corporate Offices. We appreciate the level of detail and research behind the game. The best learning points included: do not assume anything, plan carefully, promote and market your project to gain buy-in. We love running this exercise because, as Trainers, as it's the sort of expedition we'd love to do!
Sonja McCoy, Method & Training Team, John Lewis
Northgate activities are very reflective and boost the creativity of the students, while at the same time helping them to learn how to apply theory into practice.
Dr Evangelos Kitsos, Senior Teaching Fellow, University of Warwick
Short, sharp, not as easy as it looks - a great leveller! We used 'Deadline 30 Minutes!' as an icebreaker at the start of a Personnel Development Planning Session with managers in all areas of the business in mixed groups. The best learning points were: not giving up; time management; sharing job roles and responsibilities; planning; breaking a large job into small pieces; motivation.
Edward Gallier, Head of Learning & Development, Jurys Inn Hotel Group
Fast, fun and a real energiser! We used 'Going for Gold!' as an icebreaker/teamwork exercise with our International Sales Team. Both the systematic and the more sporadic teams completed the activity. We received great feedback about the enjoyment factor!
Stephanie Barnett, Twinings
Everything produced by Northgate is well designed, of the highest quality and promotes a great deal of learning.
J. E. Rowland, Royal Devonport Dockyard (Babcock Intl Group)
'The Gym' is a great business simulation - one of the best, real-world simulations I have ever used. It uses everyday business issues and has a huge emphasis on decision-making with multiple variables. The discussion around management, marketing and customer service is all very insightful. There is a need to work together and develop team cohesion and it sponsors great leadership and organization. Being able to see the financial impact of their decisions (from the computer printout) is very engaging for everyone.
Training Consultant, InRoads Inc USA
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C. Cromer, C2Options
It was ace! Really engaging, really fun and a really creative way to identify the key elements of working as a team.
Matthew Hotten, People & Organisational Development Manager, Geberit Sales Ltd
The Resilience activity has been really popular and always generates a lot of discussion. As a facilitator, I have enjoyed running the activity as it has such clear instructions and meant that I could relax and focus on the people in the room rather than the mechanics of the session. To get the most out of the activity, we run it over approximately two hours, to allow for a discussion afterwards and time for drawing up resilience action plans. We also structure the time carefully so that teams do not spend too much time on each set of cards. We have had two more requests to run this session in the next month.
Amy Mellor, Learning Consultant, First Rate Exchange Services Ltd
It is simply brilliant. I use 'Make a Million' with a wide variety of clients (senior management teams). It encourages delegates to focus on good planning, communication, team working, problem-solving and managing complex activities. It stretches delegates in a dynamic and exciting simulation. Thanks for all your support Northgate and keep on developing the great games.
Barry Goodall, MD, Dark Blue Training & Development
Northgate products have opened a new world of learning for us to develop our teams by taking them out of their day to day roles, and allowing them to experience learning in a fun and interactive environment. The materials are easy to use and very detailed which means you can concentrate of the learning experience of the trainees.
A. Varga, Edwardian Group London
'Storm the Castle!' is really interactive and highlights the need for good teamwork, good strategy and the effective allocation of tasks. Northgate activities are very good, very informative and do what they say they do!
C. Osborne, Kuehne & Nagel
Highly recommend this game. I used 'The Wine Bar Game' with 300 managers – used on the first day of a week-long residential course, run over three months. Diversity was brilliant, teams who were on track making the wrong decision and coming last! Great fun, very interactive, good group training for people who hadn't worked together before. It ticked all the boxes and got a week's residential off to a good start.
Carol Morgan, Learning & Development Business Partner, Southern Water
We used 'AirLift!' as an exercise during a teambuilding course with engineers of mixed age and experience. The best learning points were to listen to the contribution of others; plan and assign roles.
Malcolm Archer, BAE Systems
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David Rist, Head of Development & Training, Hidden Hearing
Fun and informative! 'Storm the Castle' highlights the need to work as a team, to have effective communication and to plan and organise. Really gets minds and fingers working. Well paced, well thought out.
K. Gale, First Great Western
We used 'AirLift!' at our Leadership Event and the groups thoroughly enjoyed the activity. We're excited to use it going forward!
Kat Sandell, Virgin Australia
Time Trial! has been a useful way to showcase the skills we talk about in our Time Management course at the end of the day. Delegates have really enjoyed using it.
L&D Advisor, Redrow Homes Ltd
We regularly use 'Mission Improbable' to test competencies and highlight development needs.
D. Callow-Evans, Ministry of Defence
We have used 'Eldorado!' in small and large groups at senior and junior level. The learning about the need to work together to achieve a common goal has been fantastic - and we've raised loads of money for our Asda Foundation charity!
V. Heyday, ASDA
As a general comment, Northgate activities are quality materials with good Facilitator Guides. On 'Storm the Castle!' - it's a fun activity and illustrates lots of points: the importance of planning at the start, attention to detail, group decision-making, organising the team and good team dynamics. Using the Team Review Handout lets participants lead the review.
Moira Robertson, Training Manager, Scottish Prison Service College
I have used 'The Sandwich Shop' business simulation on a recent course designed by Network Rail called Finance for Non-Finance Managers. It was used to form the afternoon session, after having looked at basic financial principles and in order to bring the learning in to a more real situation. It worked extremely well and the learners were very engaged throughout as they found it very different to the 'normal' kind of exercises they do on courses.
E. Adams, Management Development Specialist PD&T, Network Rail
We used Airlift! during an intern selection event. It was great fun and we will be using it again with our interns and apprentices.
Dawn Lansley, Talent & Performance Manager, Canon Europe Ltd
Northgate's games are easy to use and they offer a wide range of titles.
D. Page, Warner Bros
I used the Astronaut! activity on the first day of a programme with Team Leaders – they all worked in a warehousing environment and were very nervous as they hadn't experienced leadership training before. The Astronaut activity really helped to put them at ease and broke the ice as they all got involved in solving the problem. Without realising it, they all demonstrated leadership skills at some point in the activity, and the debrief was both fun and enlightening as they realised the different skills they already had (along with those they want to develop). Astronaut! worked well with a group who were a little unsure of themselves and the training, and resulted in some excellent discussions on leadership styles.
Jo Kehoe, Director, JK Training Ltd
Northgate have always been really helpful and offer advice on the best activity to use to achieve the learning outcomes. The activities are fun and groups enjoy them.
M. Stephenson, Motivation in Motion
'Stonehenge Plus' is terrific - lots of fun and dastardly deeds aplenty! One team tried to buy alter pieces for other teams from me in an effort to control the whole activity! Very interesting to see the dynamics in the room change with the skulduggery of the above mentioned team... It set up the day beautifully to be able to refer back to 'Stonehenge Plus' throughout the day.
Steve Laing, Consultant, QC Training International
We used 'Storm the Castle!' at the start of a three-day course where participants didn't know each other. We started at 4pm and it ran for two hours and when battle commenced it was mayhem! Many useful learning points emerged about group dynamics and the characteristics of effective teams – not least in bonding and celebrating success. Afterwards the trebuchets were taken to the bar and were the centre of discussions for the whole evening.
J. Lane, Independent Consultant
Northgate's How to Rob a Bank! activity exceeded all of my expectations! We had a fabulous time and it did far more than I expected. I needed a learning exercise to test teams' leadership, motivational skills, analytical thinking, problem-solving, decision-making and their ability to work as a team and this activity ticked all the boxes!
Neil Porter, Training Specialist, Supervisory Development, BAPCO, Bahrain
We enjoyed the experience immensely and we've received many requests to run 'Going for Profit!' again!
J. Lloyd, Eagle Star
I use 'Eldorado!' time and time again! A fun exercise which provides serious learning.
L. Wilson, Exxonmobil
We have found Northgate Activities to be well designed and the instructions are very comprehensive which makes it easy for the tutor to use "out of the box".
B. Illsley and H. Goodchild, Magnet Group
The 'Difficult Conversations' activity came at just the right time for us as we were designing a People Management course which included having difficult conversations. The case studies and role play generated valuable discussions and the delegates commented that the "Planning A Conversation" guide was a handy tool they would use again in the future.
Julia Latimer, Leadership & Management Development Consultant, Network Rail
RollaBall! really does tick all the boxes as a learning activity!
David Cartwright, Business Improvement Officer, A.F. Blakemore & Son Ltd
I use Northgate Training Games because they're well written and provide the perfect vehicle for putting theory into practice. Also, our staff hate role plays! These games aren't – and they love them.
Keith Watkins, Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust
A great exercise. Used as a fun team exercise for a large team of 42 who do not know each other very well, 'Murder at Tudor Grange (Sleuth!)' was a big success. The best learning points included trust, honesty, working together, communication, creativity (some of the shields were fab!), sharing resources and info. Great for large teams – it makes them communicate and consider trust - and brings out lots of real life issues which the group can see are relevant to the workplace.
Sue Martin, Westland Helicopters
'Communication is the Key!' is a very good team exercise that highlights all the problems we have communicating with each other. Used as part of the Communication Session on a Managers' Skills Course with junior managers. The best learning points were: do not assume anything, life is not a competition, need to share more.
Paul Stubbs, Head of Learning & Development, Europe, AECOM
AirLift went really well and provided for some great team bonding. One team got the perfect route and packed the crates perfectly. One team got the second best route but packed the cargo hold terribly; and one team spent all their time doing the maths in intricate detail and they ran out of time to build the crates (and got the maths wrong!). A big success!
Richard Howle, Director of Ticketing, The Ticket Factory
Storm the Castle was great fun. We used this activity during our Graduate Management induction week. Not only did it help with problem solving, planning and relationship building; it also brought out how competitive and creative they all were. A great activity to use to be able to pull out some key team building behaviours.
Kevin Larvin, Learning & Development Manager, The Doyle Collection
The exercise proved to be an excellent learning platform and one of the highlights of the course. We used 'AirLift!' on a leadership course with 32 participants aged 24-40. The exercise brought out very clearly the need for teamwork in setting objectives and controlling the work of a group. The greatest learning points were that any team needs to spend time planning a structured approach to a task and ensuring that everyone is totally clear on what has to be achieved.
E. Davidge, RAF
We find Northgate Activities to be well designed and the instructions to be very comprehensive. They make it easy for the tutor to use 'out of the box'.
Lisa Gritton, Head of Talent & Development (UK), Nobia AB
Astronaut Rescue Mission is a very versatile and engaging activity. Whether I use it as a team activity, a leadership challenge or as an ice breaker it never fails to produce important discussions that add value. The activity gives you great planning opportunities, attention to detail and collaboration aspects. The quality of material as ever only enhances the perception of reality. To summarise, a flexible, dynamic and appropriately challenging activity.
Mark Higgins, Director, BFL Training
'Meetings Meetings' is a useful and enjoyable exercise, allowing trainees to practise communication, assertiveness and leadership skills but also emphasising the importance of planned, structured and co-ordinated meetings.
K. Bertin, Harrods
'Houston, we have a problem…' went down really well and the participants really enjoyed it although they did find it quite challenging. They didn't manage to get the correct answer but they also didn't really mind as they had managed to come up with a plan and had worked reasonably well together. They had great fun using the filter which just about worked! It was very interesting to see their reactions to the task and how they slowly came to understand what was required of them. We also had an inflatable solar system and rocket ships in the room to add to the atmosphere!
Sinéad O'Connor, HRD Business Partner, Almac Group
I would highly recommend The Escape Room. We used it as part of a team build and the participants were very engaged as they wanted to escape so badly! The activity highlighted some really interesting areas for development around communication and team work which opened up some fantastic discussions within the group. We will certainly use the activity again when we get the chance!
Oliver Page, Operations Manager, Ignite Training
We have used Leadership in Action and found it excellent. It really challenges people and shows the impact of their decisions, plus highlights the need for attention to detail. It's good for bringing a team together and also is very fun to run and be part of. We really do love your products and hope to purchase more.
Rachel Powell & Jenni Brooks, Directors, Enhance & Aspire Ltd
Northgate activities have been a great time-saver in cutting down the amount of time needed to create modules for each competency within our new management programme!
Amy Mellor, Learning Consultant, First Rate Exchange Services Ltd
'RollaBall!' really helps give so many of our first time managers food for thought on teamwork and project management.
P. Timms, Dept of Constitutional Affairs
I used 'Houston, we have a problem…' on the launch of Network Rail's Senior Leader Programme. It was stimulating, fun, entertaining, demanding, challenging, engaging and they succeeded in delivering an excellent product. The participants really enjoyed it and the review was simply amazing. So thank you very much for your tremendous help and support in coaching me through the process and reassuring me that it was the perfect exercise for these senior leaders. Well you were right again, so a big thank you.
E. Felix, Eversley Felix Consulting Ltd
Thanks Northgate for the brilliant TeamBuild! It was great for getting teams to work together and it went down a storm!
Fiona Flemington, Corporate & Executive Coach, The Insightful Coach Consultancy
Everything I have ever bought has added real value to any training event - thanks Northgate!
J. Wood, Key Assets
Fun, interactive, thought-provoking - I used 'The Appraisal Game' in teamwork, training & building with Contact Centre Team Managers. One Team Manager began to realise that her style was quite aggressive and it allowed others to say so in a non-confrontational way. We are now using this activity with all of our CL Advisors on their 'Have Your Say Day'.
Patsy McGill, People Development, National Express
I'm loving using The Bridge with clients! I've started a Bridge League Table so that clients can see where they sit against other organisations who have also completed the teambuilding exercise. This makes for quite an interesting conversation at the debrief – especially if they become top of the league!
Fiona Flemington, Corporate & Executive Coach, The Insightful Coach Company
'TeamBuild!' was lots of fun and we were able to assess skills and behaviour very well.
Samantha Plant, HR Advisor, Hitachi Rail Europe
The Escape Room highlights learning around communication and attention to detail. I've run it 4 or 5 times now with great success. It's challenging and fun! Great work Northgate - keep it up!
Carl Dearden, Education Development Practitioner, East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust
'Mission Improbable' is one of the best training activities I've EVER used! Fun, challenging and rich for team coaching.
Peter Collins, Head of Training, 24Seven Group
An excellent activity for our client group of law firm partners. After a day of leadership theory, the 'Leadership Challenge' game brought home the crucial points and added energy and fun to our awayday.
Rachel Stone, Smith & Williamson LLP
We used 'Houston, we have a problem...' very successfully at a conference we held in January. I wanted an activity that entertained as well as highlighted communication issues. It was enjoyed thoroughly and led to some great discussions afterwards, primarily around trust and collaboration - job, very effectively, done.
Keith Clarke, VP Operations, ARM Holdings Plc
Brilliant activity! I have used 'RollaBall!' a number of times and it always gets the message across – teamwork is vital to achieve the best results. I recommend it to anyone having difficulties with their team.
Fiona Flemington, Weightmans Solicitors
Brilliant - Northgate is my favourite provider of learning activities.
Anne Grove, Cmed Ltd
A pleasure to use for both Trainer and delegates! I used 'The Wine Bar Game' on a course to increase commercial awareness and general management and teamwork with middle managers. The best learning points were that motivation increases with profit, and that you should treat staff well! It is a great activity and really keeps everyone interested and learning. The tricky part is getting them to agree to stop after Round 8! Well presented and thought-out.
Julia Wood, Key Assets Ltd
'Project Planning' always gets a good review. It's an excellent, interactive component on the project management course for junior/ middle managers who are new to projects. The best learning point is juggling a range of variables (schedule, budget, resources) simultaneously – key to project management.
A. Myers, Ashorne Hill Management College
Northgate Activities: excellent on every single detail.
A. Talal, Tamar Group Saudi Arabia
Great simulation. 'Make a Million!' is good for both teamworking and commercial awareness.
S. Halstead, Ask Europe
The group was totally engrossed right from the start of 'Deadline 30 Minutes!'. We have quite a number of Northgate Activities - they work really well not only from the students' point of view but from mine as facilitator.
J. Shilcott, Plymouth City Council - Tamar EBP
I have used The Escape Room activity a number of times with both smaller and larger teams and it has worked brilliantly each time. The teams have all loved it, it was enjoyable to facilitate and had some real beneficial learning - especially around the topic of collaboration. I would highly recommend it for any team events where you're wanting teams to learn together more effectively.
Nazareen Johnson, Head of Learning & Development, Pets At Home
'Decisions! Decisions!' is a fantastic training tool. I use it as an activity on my Management training courses and I have got some great results from it. Delegates really get a lot from the experience.
Andrew Pipes, Volkswagen Group UK Ltd
As always with Northgate, this is an excellent development activity. These 'Managing Conflict Cards' are useful discussion aids and thought-provoking.
C. Jeffreys-Hoar, Ricoh UK
I've used 'InBox', 'Hotel' and 'Decisions! Decisions!' and all three are very much worth the investment. They bring out fantastic learning objectives, are easy to facilitate and the supporting materials are great; what's most important is they work!
Sam Holland, Head of L&D, Talarius Ltd
In short, it was a triumph! We ran Eldorado! with 180 people on 30 tables in a huge ballroom in Hong Kong. The game brought out everything we wanted to raise – including communication, collaboration and teamwork. It was superb! We have been running corporate events for years and this was by far the best big-team event ever! Thank you for your support, advice and a great game.
Simon Derry, Consultant, Rainmaker Coaching (a brand owned by Re-thinking Ltd)
We ran 'Going for Profit!' at a conference and it went down a storm! We had extremely positive feedback from everyone involved and we're now planning to run it with other departments so many thanks indeed - a great product!
Colin Guest, Senior Business Architect, Lloyds Banking Group
I use 'Going for Profit!' on team builds with store managers and HR managers. The best learning points are that to succeed in retail, you need commercial skills but it is critical to work together. Fun, competitive, flexible as you can adjust the game to suit the timeframe.
Morag Morrice, Somerfield
A great success! What can I say - you came up trumps again! Thanks Northgate.
K. Duthie, Clare Fletcher Training Ltd
I ran Escape Room 2 - Breakout! as a Pre-Christmas Team Building event and we had our biggest turnout ever! I have had several enquiries about when I will be holding the next one...
Amy Mellor, Learning Consultant, First Rate Exchange Services Ltd
Used as part of a 'Performance MOT' course with junior/middle managers, 'Leadership Challenge' highlighted the role of a leader in a complex task. The activity was different, challenging and fun.
Maureen Tallis, Aggregate Industries UK Ltd
'Decisions! Decisions!' is a practical and very exciting exercise with immediate feedback about decisions made. The set-up of using a computer (one only), with log-in codes, comes across as new and refreshing to the participants. The best learning points are the thinking about the consequences of your decisions and that you need to anticipate.
Vicky de Bruijn, Senior Director, Talent & Leadership Development EMEA, Hilton Worldwide
'Stonehenge Plus!' was fantastic! With 20 delegates, in four teams of five, it worked really well.
D. Harvie, Hagemeyer UK
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The captain ordered the alarms to be activated, told everyone to abandon ship, and sent out a mayday request.
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Translations of "abandon"
丟棄, 離棄, 放棄…
~を置き去りにする, 捨てる, ~を途中でやめる…
abandonar, renunciar a…
يَتْرُك, يُوقِف…
abandonar, renunciar a…
meninggalkan, menghentikan, menyerah…
từ bỏ, hủy, buông thả…
ทิ้ง, ยกเลิกหรือเลิกทำ เนื่องจากมีปัญหาเกิดขึ้น, ปล่อยให้ (ตัวเองหรือบางสิ่ง) จมอยู่กับ…
porzucać, zaniechać, zarzucać…
meninggalkan, menghentikan, membiarkan…
birşeyi, birini geri dönmemek koşuluyla bırakmak, terketmek…
버리다, 그만두다, 단념하다…
abandonar, desertar, deixar…
丢弃, 离弃, 放弃…
abbandonare, rinunciare a…
покидать, оставлять, отказываться (от чего-л.)…
abandonar, renunciar a, dejar…
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The worst has happened. The search for missing Iowa girls Lyric Cook-Morrissey, 11, and Elizabeth Collins, 9, has officially ended in tragedy. At a press conference this afternoon, police confirmed the bodies found by hunters in the Seven Bridges Wildlife Area are indeed those of the cousins who disappeared in July.
Technically, it will take the actual medical examiner's report to give the Cook, Morrissey, and Collins families a positive ID and give police in Evansdale, Iowa a cause of death. But the sure note in the voice of Black Hawk County sheriff's Capt. Rick Abben during this afternoon's announcement left no doubt. These are the girls.
Lyric and Elizabeth are gone.
When asked how he could be so certain, Abben could only say that there are no other children missing in the Evansdale area, and the two bodies found were small in stature -- strong evidence but not exactly a slam dunk. And yet, I have a feeling the announcement was made as much for the family's sakes as anything.
Lyric's and Elizabeth's parents can't be kept hanging on, wondering any longer. They need closure, as much as they can get, anyway, with the result of the autopsy yet to come, with the horror of what happened to their children soon to come out. They need to be given the chance to transition from anxious waiting to coming to terms with pure grief.
It is, of course, the worst outcome. We all hoped that they were being kept somewhere, alive, and that they would be found. It may have been naive, but miracles have happened. Look at Jaycee Dugard, at Elizabeth Smart. I'm sure the girls' parents have more than once over the months since their daughters went out on a bike ride and never came back. Just last month, they wrote a letter to the anonymous person they thought might have abducted their girls, a letter of sympathy that showed they were still holding out hope.
Crushing their dream is hard, but Lyric's and Elizabeth's families are going to have to find strength for another, equally hard road ahead.
The reward of $150,000 for providing information that leads to the arrest of the person responsible for Lyric's and Elizabeth's deaths is still on the table. And while Abben said the girls' disappearance is still being treated as an abduction, he admitted it will likely now be turned into a homicide investigation. Soon these parents will find out how their daughters died, maybe one day why, what kind of monster would do this to two innocent young children.
My heart goes out to families of the missing girls. What they heard today wasn't something anyone wants to hear. But this is only the beginning of the pain for these families.
What would you like to say to these families today?
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Thursday raiding - Dogs and Feng kills for my group!
Last night we got ready to head back into Mogu'shan Vaults - a slight hiccup as we had 11 people turn up and Moopie volunteered to sit out, much to the chagrin of some of our raid members, and to the mortification of Balinar who had done the Herculean effort of waking up at 3am his time to attend the raid after sleeping in last night.
A few wipes and Balinar asked the innocent and curious question of why we were doing it that way and then we all pulled together and had Slurs tanking two and Tout taking one and Sev calling out the swaps and Lush calling out the active if needed. Much better, much smoother, still had 2 or 3 bad explosions which killed mana but it was killed! Yay!
With that we moved on to the second boss, Feng the Accursed. The tanks had to pick up two crystals and use those abilities against the boss at the opportune time. Making me wish I had 4k more spirit because I was on fumes at the end of the fight... again! We started with some really good attempts and then had some not so good ones, and the last fight of the night was the winning one which got us our kill. Interesting how when you say "This is our last go" it has that magical winning property.
Sabrehawk went Beast Mastery for this fight so we could get a bloodlust which we used at Phase 3 because by then all 3 of us were struggling with mana. I was happy because I found a use for mushrooms in Phase 1 where he was doing some big raid wide damage. In phase 2 we got fire debuffs which we had to deposit in a set spot and the boss would suck up those fires and use them against us later. The raid was really good with their raid awareness, except me and Lushnek once or twice (silly druids!) and then the last phase was a run in and out with really heavy healing. I was trying to conserve mana on the last attempt of the night for that phase because I found that phase really intense. Sabre got a bloodlust off at the start of phase 3 (thank god!) because the poor guy died not long after! Battle rez had been used by then on a tank I think, and woohoo that was pretty awesome as we watched Feng's health going down and thinking damn, that we can do this, we can do this! Yay dead!
Lootwise, from the dogs Sabre and Sev came up as winners with Stonemaw Armguards and Ruby-Linked Girdle respectively. From Feng, Lush and Balinar both got helms - Hood of Cursed Dreams and Nullification Greathelm. I passed for Lush because he really needs the gear upgrades, and at the moment I am scraping through with my gear (and the priests can carry me anyway /grin)
Nobody seems to be intent on pics, so here's an extraction from my FRAPS of the end of the fight, as Feng is defeated.
Everyone was pretty shattered by the end of the raid. Raked said he had to be up on 4 hours for work, and Gutsy was falling asleep at 1130


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Myanmar: Peaceful protestors in Burma defy violent crackdown
'Entirely peaceful'
Burma's military government said one person was killed and three others injured in a crackdown by security forces in Rangoon. The statement, carried on state radio, was the first official confirmation from the authorities that the latest violence had caused casualties. Earlier, a hospital source in Rangoon told the BBC that the monks were beaten with rifle butts, and that taxi drivers had transported the injured to nearby medical facilities. Unconfirmed reports spoke of several dead.
The British ambassador to Burma, Mark Canning, told the BBC that people had shown their determination to demonstrate, despite a number of them being severely beaten. He said at one point there were almost 10,000 people outside the embassy. "There was a nucleus of perhaps 1,000 monks with probably 8,000 or 9,000 civilians - many women, many students. The junta are using dirty tactics - they don't fire guns but beat people with rifle butts. "They have marched in big columns throughout various areas of the city. They were entirely peaceful," he said.
A statement read out on Burmese television said the authorities were handling the situation "most softly to avoid incidents desired by destructive elements while protecting the people". Large demonstrations also took place in the cities of Mandalay and Sitwei, but the security forces there reportedly did little to prevent them.
'Human shield'
A clampdown on the media by Burma's military government, which has banned gatherings of five people or more and imposed a night-time curfew, has made following the exact course of the protests difficult. It is known that thousands of monks and opposition activists moved away from Shwedagon pagoda, heading for Sule pagoda in the city centre.
Some marchers started for the city centre while others headed for the home of detained opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi. Reports suggested they were prevented from reaching it but other demonstrators did gather at Sule to jeer soldiers. Troops responded by firing tear gas and live rounds over the protesters' heads, sending people running for cover.
Monks marching to the home of Aung San Suu Kyi reportedly urged civilians not to join them and not to resort to violence.
But elsewhere witnesses said civilians were shielding the marching monks by forming a human chain around them.
British embassy sources said at least 100 monks were beaten and arrested. Demonstrators were dragged away in trucks.
One BBC News website reader said: "The junta are using dirty tactics - they don't fire guns but beat people with rifle butts. The monks defiantly did not fight back."
The protests were triggered by the government's decision to double the price of fuel last month, hitting people hard in the impoverished nation. US President George W Bush has announced a tightening of US economic sanctions against Burma.
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I received the H1N1 flu mist at work on Oct 16th, and I just read that people with HIV are not supposed to get the Flu Mist, which was not in my literature when I received the Flu Mist, my CD4 is 400 and my viral load is undetectable..should I be concerned?..Worried?
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We have only very limited information on the safety of using H1N1 FluMist vaccines in HIVers. In general, we recommend immunocompromised folks (including HIVers) not take live vaccines. H1N1 FluMist contains live attenuated virus. Consequently, it is advised that those with HIV or others that are immunocompromised take only the injectable version of the H1N1 vaccine, as that formulation contains only killed purified virus. With a CD4 count of 400, hopefully you'll be fine. However, if you begin developing severe flu symptoms following your vaccine, be sure to contact your HIV/AIDS specialist without delay.
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'Welcome aboard the beautiful Rocky Mountaineer!" announced staff member Angelina as we settled into our comfy leather seats in an upper dome car. "I've ordered the sunny weather just for you! All you need to do now is sit down and relax!" n Just moments earlier my husband Carl and I had waited with many other passengers — including some from Britain and Australia — at the tiny Banff depot for the approaching train. Holding cups of steaming coffee to ward off the chilly morning air, we craned our necks in anticipation. With the train's headlight finally spotted, nearly everyone whipped out their cameras.
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The Rocky Mountaineer runs April to October. There are various excursions, prices and routes; this August it adds a new route that includes service to and from Seattle.
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There's always something exciting about a train adventure, no matter where you're going. We've always loved train travel, and this would be our first trip on the Rocky Mountaineer, heading west from Banff to Vancouver. For two full days we would ride the romantic rails through the gorgeous Canadian Rockies, making an overnight stop halfway at a hotel in Kamloops. The journey from Banff to Kamloops would cover 309 miles, from Kamloops to Vancouver 285 miles.
Following other passengers (there would be 553 on this trip in 21 coaches), we found our bi-level dome car and were welcomed by smiling attendants as we boarded via a red carpet. We were greeted by the aroma of the delicious breakfast being prepared by chef Jean Michel and his small staff in a tiny galley on the first level, where the dining section was located. As GoldLeaf passengers, we rode on the top level with curved, panoramic windows — a great place to take in the spectacular 180-degree views.
Attendants passed around trays of drinks (champagne or orange juice), fresh fruit, and the Calgary Herald newspaper. We could follow our route via the train's newspaper, The Rocky Mountaineer Mile Post.
At 8:55 a.m. the train departed as folks along the way excitedly waved to us — and then we were in the wilderness. We toasted our journey with fellow passengers ("Cheers to friendship and adventure!") as our attendant Alanna called out, "Oh, look! There's elk there out in the field!"
Many stood up and quickly moved to the right side, cameras clicking away. This would be typical — spotting bald eagles, deer, looking for bears. Throughout the trip the attendants would alert us to upcoming photo ops and take turns on the mike, telling us about the history, wildlife, and local legends. We learned about the Chinese workers who had built the challenging railway during the 1880s, and about the area's colorful characters, including Billy Miner, who was captured with fellow culprits in 1906 for several train robberies. The last one netted a mere $15 and a handful of liver pills! Some of the movie "Dr. Zhivago" was filmed on part of the route.
We passed by majestic mountains, thick forests, rushing turquoise rivers, and through the unique Spiral Tunnels at Cathedral Mountain and Mount Ogden.
"In the spring people like to see the snow-capped mountains and the wildflowers," observed attendant Holliday.
Passengers would alternate dining — first seating for breakfast one day, second seating the next; same with lunch. Dinner would be on our own at our overnight stay in Kamloops (population 85,000).
This morning we were in the first breakfast seating. We hungrily headed downstairs to the dining section, set up with several tables of four, and sat with Barb and Sam Kovalak from Ada, Mich.
"We've never been on a train like this," said Sam, gazing out the window at the breathtaking scenery. "This is very luxurious."
"I think there's a whole ambience of being on a train," added Barb. "One thing I like about a trip like this is that you get to meet people."
As we chatted about our various travels, we dug into our delightful breakfasts. (I chose the Sir Sanford Fleming Benedict: poached egg served over Montreal Smoked Meat, with tarragon hollandaise.)
After breakfast we headed back upstairs to our seats.
As passengers raved about the scenery and snapped photos, attendant Alanna gave us good advice: "There are equally good views behind us as well — don't just look forward!"
Photographers in particular enjoyed close-up views by standing on an outside observation platform downstairs at the end of the car.
The journey was so relaxing that at times it was hard to stay awake — especially after a full meal. I took a book to read but didn't even open it.
Soon the attendants served our group British Columbia wines — with local cheeses — while others trouped downstairs for the first lunch seating. (When it was our turn I had the Wild British Columbia Sockeye Salmon.)
Later that day, as we headed toward the sunset, some passengers were snoozing. Around 8 p.m. we arrived at the station in Kamloops, where a bus picked us up to take us to our nearby hotel. (Our luggage was already in our room when we arrived.)
Early the next morning we reboarded our dome coach.
"Ready for another beautiful day together?" asked attendant Holliday. "Look for some Bighorn sheep!"
We passed by farmland, lakes, and followed the roaring Fraser River, the longest in British Columbia, to Vancouver.
As the train slowly pulled in and we reluctantly departed, we chatted with Mary and Trevor Brotherton, from Stratford Upon Avon, England, who were on their first visit to North America. They summed up the trip in one word: "Stunning!"Copyright © 2019, The San Diego Union-Tribune


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The Year in Vodka
Posted by Arctic Wolf on November 2, 2012
There are subtle aromas and flavours which can be appreciated when Vodka is sipped or when it is consumed as a shot. As well, when served with good food, vodka has the ability to enhance the gastronomic experience by cleansing the palate between bites allowing you to taste each morsel more completely. When I review Vodka on my website, I try very hard to convey my appreciation of these subtle nuances of pleasure which Vodka can provoke. I think I am doing something right, because my Vodka reviews are amongst the most popular on my website.
This Year I have separated the Vodka Awards from the Tequila and Gin Awards to give them more prominence. All spirit samples which I receive to review on my website are automatically considered for my awards. I do my review, and then I set aside the remainder of the spirit for the end of the year judging. This year, for the first time ever, I also received additional industry samples specifically for these awards.
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CRYSTAL LAKE – Ann Somers has the same sense of optimism that a new school year brings when it comes to finding a solution with the city of Crystal Lake in the ongoing lawsuit over bleacher expansion at Crystal Lake South High School.
Tuesday marked the first meetings of both the Crystal Lake High School District 155 Board and Crystal Lake City Council since the two sides found themselves on the opposite side of a lawsuit brought forth by three Crystal Lake residents.
Neither body had an agenda item about the lawsuit at their respective meetings.
Somers, a board member for District 155, said despite the city's and district's disagreement on where zoning authority lies when it comes to the Crystal Lake South stadium renovations, an agreeable solution is still possible.
"It's important to us we have a good relationship with all our neighbors," Somers said. "We want everyone to be as satisfied as can be."
District 155 officials upset Amberwood Drive residents and city officials after moving and expanding home bleachers at the high school near residential property lines without city permits. The city contends that zoning variations are needed because the project is more than 600 square feet, the structure is too close to property lines, and it is too tall after expanding from 42 feet to 47 feet, 10 inches.
District officials have argued that permits from the regional superintendent are all that is necessary for the work.
Board member Jim Nelson said the most important part of the situation is that the district was allowed to finish the renovation and implement safety upgrades to bleachers that were more than 50 years old.
"I'm glad we're able to move forward," Nelson said. "The goal is to make the bleachers as safe as possible."
City officials had threatend to sue District 155 for ignoring the zoning process, but backed off after a group of three Crystal Lake residents – including McHenry County State's Attorney Lou Bianchi – decided to sue the district for the same reason.
Court proved unavoidable for the city after District 155 attorneys brought both the city and regional superintendent into the lawsuit to determine which governmental body has zoning authority over school projects.
Some City Council members remained quiet on the situation as Councilwoman Ellen Brady Mueller and Councilman Ralph Dawson declined comment before their meeting. District 155 and the Crystal Lake City Council met at the same time Tuesday evening.
While they remained silent, Mayor Aaron Shepley has recently stated partial deconstruction of the bleachers may be the only solution.
Ted Wagner, president of the District 155 board, said he would rather focus on the first day of school Monday and touted the district's new Advanced Placement course and the growing success the program realizes year after year.
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What Muslims Think
The Cardinal Bea Center at the Pontifical Gregorian University in Rome continues the work described by John Borelli ("In the Beginning," 10/1). I received a masters of theology in interreligious dialogue, specializing in Islam, from the Gregorian. During my studies, I was amazed at the common ground between Islam and Catholicism, especially the admirable Muslim commitment to prayer, which Pope Benedict XVI has also pointed out.
It is regrettable that primitive tribal actions in Muslim communities are confused with Islam. Since returning home, I have attended more than 50 adult education lectures at my local mosque. I know what American Muslims think. They are pro-life, pro-family, pro-business and pro-American.
Raymond Rice
Port Washington, N.Y.
Find Common Ground
The excellent talk "How to Keep Our Heads Amid the Craziness," by Drew Christiansen, S.J. (Web only, 10/1), echoes the dilemma most Catholics face when going to the polls: no single candidate or political party fully embraces what I believe is right and just.
Because of its checks and balances, government in the United States is inherently inefficient. It is hard to blame any one individual or party. Therefore, a spirit of trying to find some common ground might be what is necessary for progress and making the world a better place, as Jesus would have it. President John F. Kennedy said, "Compromise need not mean cowardice." Finding underlying universal principles on all sides ought to be the goal of our executives, legislators and judges.
John Zolkowski
Scottdale, Ga.
Practice, Then Preach
Re "Diplomacy and Disarmament" (Editorial, 9/24): Weapons of mass destruction are morally evil because they are built, as their name implies, to kill indiscriminate masses of people by the tens of thousands. They should not be in any nation's arsenal of weapons because no nation is morally permitted to use them.
Nuclear nonproliferation talks are unreasonable and a waste of time as long as even one of the participants is permitted to have and is able to use nuclear weapons. Who gave the United States, the only country on earth to have immorally used an atomic bomb, the moral right to prevent Iran and North Korea from having the same weapons of mass destruction?
Nonproliferation talks make sense only if the United States and the other nuclear-capable countries voluntarily destroy their own arsenals of weapons of mass destruction and unite firmly with every nation on earth against any nation that would dare to build them. No nation could survive the threat of a total boycott and embargo by a united world that preaches what it practices.
Larry N. Lorenzoni, S.D.B.
San Francisco, Calif.
A Suicidal Species?
I appreciate Kyle T. Kramer's hope ("After the Fall," 9/24) for a new wisdom to emerge from our current fault. I fear we will have to hit the wall before we will change the way we abuse our resources. E. O. Wilson once wrote a white paper posing the hypothesis that Homo sapiens might be a suicidal species. I hope he is wrong. Our hope may be in catastrophe—if that catastrophe does not render our garden uninhabitable. Maybe then we can turn toward wisdom.
Charles Kinnaird
Birmingham, Ala.
Path to Transfiguration
Re "Faith by Heart," by David Impastato (9/10): I've been sitting in on parish religious education classes for years. Things are only getting worse. I recently asked my confirmation students what Transfiguration, the name of our home parish, meant. None of them knew. How can there be any doubt about the connection between the teenagers' ignorance of Catholicism—even "local Catholicism"—and their eventual departure from the church?
Impastato's suggestions are the first signs of hope—realistic hope—that something can be done to improve religious education. To insist that religious knowledge does not matter is a dangerous accommodation to failure. Doing the same thing over and over and expecting things to change is the path of insanity. Trying something new stands a fighting chance of putting us on the path to, well, transfiguration.
Mary Marsh
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Why He Left
After reading Matt Emerson's article, "Help Their Unbelief" (9/10), I thought I would share my son-in-law's reason for joining a fundamentalist, evangelical church. He attended Catholic elementary and high school in the 1970s and 80s. When the subject came up as to why he left the Catholic Church, his answer surprised me. He said, "When I was in grade school, I learned all the Bible stories. When I got to high school, I was told they were all myths." He is a great husband and father of four children. I wonder how many others left for this reason. He joined the fundamentalist church about two years ago.
Charles Scally
Chalfont, Pa.
Holistic Catechesis
I appreciate Matt Emerson's conclusion that the mission of Catholic schools has not failed if, under cultural conditions that foster skepticism among youth, the schools at least "point them in the right direction" in their faith development. He makes a slight misstep, however, when he reduces catechesis to "a matter of reading or memorizing, or knowing a 'bunch of stuff.'"
Catechesis is about evangelizing people with incipient faith to be in communion with Jesus Christ. Rather than merely targeting the mind with theological and ecclesiastical concepts, catechesis hopes to set the heart aflame with an apostolic zeal for serving Christ. The hypothetical Sarah, with her budding spiritual life and love of service, is just the sort of person that catechesis serves.
Mark L. Asselin
Bethesda, Md.
Preach With Your Life
Re "As It Is In Heaven," by Edward McCormack (9/10): For a Jesuit publication, I was struck by how Dominican this message sounds! Preachers, indeed. Yes, good preaching is the obvious response to the call of Pope Benedict XVI for a new evangelization.
But good preaching is not synonymous with good homiletics, and it is not just the responsibility of clergy. All the baptized should consider becoming preachers. We preach with our lives when we clarify the Gospel message to those around us in ways that engage them and when—by our orientation to Jesus as a model for right living—we can provide them with examples for how he transforms us and brings fulfillment to us here and now.
Danny Otero
Cincinnati, Ohio
JP2 and Dialogue
Re "Of Many Things," by Drew Christiansen, S.J. (9/10): Pope John Paul II is a flawed model to offer a church longing for meaningful dialogue. The pope failed to adhere to the structural changes of the Second Vatican Council. Collegiality mandates that bishops as a collective have a role in the governance of the universal church with and under the pope. John Paul regarded the bishops as his helpers in his governance of the church, and he regarded the Synod of Bishops as an instrument of the papacy with whose teachings it had to conform.
Pope John Paul also unilaterally declared that the question of women's ordination is definitively resolved, and he disallowed further discussion. This was an imposition of the papal will (voluntarism) on the entire church. Gender and celibacy are obsolete criteria for ordination. Honest dialogue would make this obvious. But rigid authoritarianism under Pope John Paul II and now Pope Benedict XVI holds sway.
(Rev.) Paul Surlis
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COLUMBIA, Mo. — Something for everyone. That familiar thought applies to the lineup of stops scheduled for the 2005 Missouri Beef Tour on Aug. 27, according to Rex Ricketts, coordinator of the University of Missouri Commercial Agriculture program, sponsor of the annual tour.
Topics featured include embryo transfers; artificial insemination; feeding cull cows; backgrounding steers; Northwest Missouri State University livestock programs for students; registered Charolais, Angus, and Salers cow herds; and a finish-cattle feeding operation.
The tour will start at 1 p.m. at Galaxy Beef, 21146 400th Street, Graham, Mo., said Amie Schleicher, MU regional Extension livestock specialist.
Four Nodaway County beef operations will host the annual beef tour, according to Schleicher, who led in arranging the tour. She had the help of Commercial Agriculture beef focus team members KC Olson, Vern Pierce, and Bob Larson; nutritionist, economist, and veterinarian, respectively.
"Galaxy Beef is passionate about developing a Black Angus herd that is unparalleled in terms of quality," said Steve Miller, managing partner. Miller will give visitors details of that herd during the tour.
A stop at Maryville, Mo., will feature Roger Vest's beef operation. He has a herd of 250 grade-Angus cows that are divided into four spring calving groups.
Jim Husz, farm manager at Northwest Missouri State University, will host the stop there. Andy Van Aernam, beef herdsman, also will be on hand.
"Our farm is primarily a laboratory and resource center used in student teaching," Husz said. "Little research is carried out on the farm and visitors are sometimes surprised that this is the case."
Eighty to 100 students are on the farm each semester completing course work for a degree in agriculture.
"We have a 140-cow beef herd made up of registered Angus and Charolais," Van Aernam said. "Bulls are finished and sold locally as herd bulls. Most heifers are kept as herd replacements and cull steers and heifers are fed out and sold."
A fourth stop features a cattle feeding operation maintained by Dr. David Frueh, owner and operator of the Maryville Veterinary Clinic, and Alan Stiens, a local livestock and crop farmer.
Stiens has a commercial beef herd of 200 cows and Frueh has 150 registered Salers cows in a herd he has maintained for the past 20 years. The two have been feeding cattle together for eight years.
Other tour speakers include members of the MU Commercial Agriculture beef focus team, a representative of Bentley Feedlot, and other cattle producers.
Final tour stop will be a beef dinner served at the Nodaway County Community Building. There will be no charge for the meal.
Additional information can be obtained from Schleicher by phone at 660-744-6231 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com. Maps of the tour route will be available, and the tour will be well marked.
Sponsors of the '05 Missouri Beef Tour include the Missouri Cattlemen's Association; Missouri Beef Industry Council; local beef organizations, agribusinesses, and individuals; and University of Missouri Extension and the Commercial Agriculture program.


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Intel X25-M 80GB Solid State Hard Drive Review
Intel Makes the SSD Play
We have known that Intel intended to enter the solid state hard drive market for nearly a year and finally got confirmation at Computex in June when Intel had their SSDs at work with the first Nehalem demo systems. We didn't know much about how Intel planned on releasing these products, what sizes, what prices, etc - but now we have all of those answers.
At IDF last month Intel finally let all the details spill out about their SSD plans. For the mobile and desktop applications, and the drives you will most likely be buying, Intel has two form factors: one 2.5" and the other 1.8" both with standard SATA data and power connectors. Each is used in different mobile configurations while desktop users will likely find only 2.5" to 3.5" adaptors for their chassis. These models will be known as the Intel X25-M and the Intel X18-M, respectively.
At launch, both the X25-M and X18-M will come in 80GB capacities only. A 160GB model will also be available as well, but won't likely be seen until the beginning of 2009 due mostly to pricing and drive production capacity issues. Both the X25-M and X18-M series drives are of a multi-level cell design - MLC NAND can store 2 bits of data per cell and thus allows companies like Intel to sell larger capacities for less money but at the cost of performance due to much more complicated error detection.
Intel will have an SLC NAND solid state drive under the X25-E series that will arrive in a 32GB capacity today and a 64GB capacity early next year. The 'E' in this case stands for 'enterprise' as that is the target audience for these products. The X25-E drives will have much faster write speeds than the desktop-based X25-M - a difference of 70 MB/s versus 170 MB/s. Where write speeds are most important is where you'll find these much more expensive hard drives.
All of these drives, enterprise and desktop models, will use a SATA 3.0 Gb/s controller that incorporates an improved controller for better performance than other SSDs (according to Intel), advanced dynamic wear leveling technology and support for Native Command Queues. The only pricing number we have so far is for the Intel X25-M 80GB model we are reviewing here today: $595. No, definitely not cheap but let's wait until the end to see how our performance matches up.
Let's take a look at the X25-M 80GB model that Intel sent us for review and how it stacks in price, performance and features.
From a physical stand point the Intel X25-M solid state drive is really nothing different - the form factor is your typical 2.5" hard drive.


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Portraits of Emotion Portraits of Emotion is a feature length documentary film that follows over the course of four years the life of 14-year-old Jonathan Lerman, an artistic prodigy who is diagnosed with autism, a lifelong developmental disability that affects learning, communication and social interaction. While capable of drawing astonishing portraits that capture the nuances of human emotion, Jonathan is unable to effectively verbally communicate his feelings. By giving the audience an in-depth look inside Jonathan's life, Portraits of Emotion builds awareness about the effects that autism has on a family over time. D
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Making Meaning In Literature: A Workshop for Teachers, Grades 6-8 "Workshop 2. Encouraging Discussion" Introduced by Dr. Langer, this program concentrates on discussion and its importance in helping engaged readers go further in the text. The onscreen teachers talk about ways to encourage wholeclass and smallgroup discussion, the importance of asking the right questions to provoke thoughtful discussion, and making the discussion inclusive, including both talkative and reticent students. Their discussion is punctuated by visits to their classrooms, where discussion flourishes. D
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Making Meaning In Literature: A Video Library, Grades 6-8 "Facilitating Discussion" Students in Tanya Schnabl's sixthgrade language arts class in rural Sherburne, New York, become involved with Among the Hidden, Margaret Peterson Haddix's futuristic text. As Schnabl encourages discussion of the text on many levels, the students move beyond their first impressions of the book to internalize lessons and make them their own. D
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Making Meaning In Literature: A Video Library, Grades 6-8 "Seminar Discussion" Dorothy Franklin's diverse seventhgrade language arts classroom in the heart of Chicago focuses on Langston Hughes's short story, "Passing." Franklin encourages her students to take on the perspective of the characters in the text, with some surprising and satisfying results. D
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Making Meaning In Literature: A Video Library, Grades 6-8 "Dramatic Tableaux" This program features the seventhgrade Berlin, Maryland, classroom of Dr. Jan Currence. Currence and her students delve into Christopher Paul Curtis's The Watsons Go to Birmingham 1963. Currence first models and then engages students in tableau activities, in which students draw on their experiences to bring the text to life for others. D
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Tommy Tang's Easy Thai Cooking "Loy Krathong Festival at Sukhothai" Thai Hom Mali Rice, Red Curry Chicken, Thai style Omelets and Sauteed Broccoli with Bacon are made.G
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Sara's Weeknight Meals "Sunday Comfort Meals" Why rush? Sunday meals are all about comfort, familiar dishes made with love and eaten with family and friends. On top of the list is Roast Chicken Stuffed with Zucchini and Cheese to keep it moist and flavorful. Deviled Bones sounds gothic, but it's meaty, tender short ribs coated with a kick of mustard for heat. D
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Rick Steves' Europe "Lisbon and the Algarve" Rick explores Lisbon, a mix of glorious old and fun-loving new. He finds salty sailors' quarters and wistful Fado singers mixed with ornate architecture recalling the days when Portugal was a world power. On the coast, Rick visits the Algarve, explores Cape Sagres and savors pristine beaches.G
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Travelscope "Greece - Cruising The Isles" A Greek Island cruise sounds like a bit of a cliche, but not when Joseph and the crew of Travelscope make landing on some of the Goddess Athena's special children. There's plenty of ancient history and beautiful scenic bays to explore, but the real life of the voyage is the opportunity to pull the small cruise ship right up to the docks and discover the heart and soul of the Greek isles and the people who inhabit them. There's always a story to be told and a laugh to share around a table of great food, local wine and music. D
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P. Allen Smith's Garden Home "Shape and Form" After pointing out examples at the Garden Home Retreat, Allen heads to Kentucky for a tour of Churchill Downs race track. He also visits the Arkansas governor mansion, where bare root roses are being planted.G
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Ask This Old House "Repairing a Shower Valve; Rebuilding a Wobbly Stair Banister" Plumbing and heating expert Richard Trethewey helps a homeowner repair her faulty shower valve. Then, general contractor Tom Silva helps a homeowner rebuild her wobbly stair banister. D
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For Your Home "Don't Forget The Yard" Since the outside matters as much as the inside, Vicki and Sloan share their garden designs and vision. They get expert advice to keep the landscape environmentally friendly, personal and low maintenance. D
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Katie Brown Workshop "Minty Holiday" Host Katie Brown creates recipes and projects inspired by the festive red and white peppermint. In the Kitchen: refreshing mashed potato blend, rack of lamb with minty glaze, and Kim's thin mint cookies. Projects: Peppermint place settings and a tabletop sign that spells JOY. D
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Fons & Porter's Love of Quilting "Spring Flowers" Liz Porter shares her techniques for using fusible web and windowing for a simple applique project. D
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Donna Dewberry Show "Geranium-Mania" Donna teaches how to paint geraniums using small brushes and her One Stroke techniques. Then turn ordinary clay flowerpots into works of art with easy to master shading techniques. D
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Cook's Country from America's Test Kitchen "Beef Meets Grill" Bridget Lancaster shows host Christopher Kimball how to make real Texas Barbecued Beef ribs at home. next, equipment expert Adam Reid reviews paper plates, and finally, Julia Collin Davison uncovers the secrets to preparing perfectly char-Grilled steaks at home. D
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AU is being quite intentional when it fails to explain the true nature of the sales tax refund for the Ark Encounter.
When the Ark Project sails, everybody will benefit—even those who are stubbornly trying to sink it.
The myth that the Ark will be constructed with funds taken from the Kentucky budget (and presumably away from needed state programs) is rampant.
Lawrence O'Donnell and MSNBC seem to think they have license to lie about the Ark Encounter for the sake of carrying out their anti-Christian agenda.
As the wooden pegs were hammered into beams on May 1, I saw the event as part of a continuing reformation to restore biblical authority that started in 1961.
We are thrilled that Dr. Whitcomb will be on hand for the Hammer and Peg Ceremony, which will kick-start the construction of the Ark Encounter.
Many media outlets continue to spread false information about AiG.
A few weeks ago, we were feeling a bit like the Israelites as they were leaving Egypt. We needed the Lord to "part the Red Sea"—and miraculously, He did!
The president/CEO of Answers in Genesis announced that enough money had been raised through a bond offering to start construction of the Ark Encounter project.
We are pleased to announce that enough money has been raised for the bond offering to allow the release of the funds to start construction of the Ark Encounter project in Williamstown, Kentucky.
Future of the Ark project to be revealed.
Looking back, as Answers in Genesis has stepped out in faith, we have seen God's hand all along the way.
The Ark's one and only voyage took place over 4,300 years ago, yet this magnificent vessel still captures the imaginations of believers and unbelievers alike.
Passing another significant milestone, the Ark Encounter, LLC, closed today on the last and largest piece of land for its planned development.
If the Ark Encounter is to be a sign to the world, would that violate Matthew 12:39? Mark Looy, AiG—U.S., explains.
Answers in Genesis has been accused of being too evangelistic and too focused on the gospel of Christ Jesus. Could we be using our resources for something better?
With the announcement of the Ark Encounter, we received numerous letters questioning AiG's next major project. Bodie Hodge, AiG–U.S., responds to some objections.
Ark Encounter sails forward in Kentucky.
What is the point of building a full-size ark (or doing any other ministry) if we are nearing the end of the world?
When we engage such compromising Christians, let's not allow them to move the goal posts and let them escape their mistakes.
The Ark provides a picture of salvation, and thus allows us a great opportunity to proclaim salvation through the ultimate Ark of salvation: Jesus Christ.
In an informal TV debate on the Anderson Cooper 360 CNN program a few weeks ago, my opponent was Rev. Barry Lynn—head of Americans United for Separation of Church and State.
The Ark Encounter project certainly created a buzz! And it's a buzz that should remind us of lessons we should have already learned in regard to the spiritual nature of the world we live in today.
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Single on tour
Exactly a month to go before NKOTB kicks off the tour in Toronto and for Donnie Wahlberg at least, the timing is perfect. He's single. Donnie's wife Kim Fey has filed for divorce and sole custody of their 2 children and spousal support too, which is another reason why the tour has been fortuitously scheduled. Donnie has bills to pay.
Come to think of it, he was rather flirty - with everyone from reporters to back up dancers – when I met and interviewed them in June for the MMVAs. They were all kinda flirty, actually. And they all look like it's been a non stop party since they officially reunited, the more outgoing ones anyway.
Three members last night – Donnie, Danny, and Joey in Vegas at JET. Rough, non? Like Tara Reid styles. Especially the bags underneath Joey's eyes – almost as appalling as his shiny suit although nowhere near as entertaining as Danny's guido-club-dude ensemble.
Yeah so they're a little ridiculous…so what?
I'll be loving them forever.
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Bracelet paved with diamonds and two rubies, on white gold
The only animals that choose to live and travel together for life, the swans represent perfect love. For this jewel, the Maison Boucheron tooks inspiration from Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake ballet in which the swan embodies grace.
The bracelet Cypris, the swan, seems full of movement thanks to the precision of the engraving that creates different layers of plumage.
Cypris, the swan bracelets offer the possibility of being worn together, head to tail on the wrist, so that their sumptuous feathers interplay and transform themselves into a single, magnificent set.
The most extraordinary order ever seen on the Place Vendôme
It was in August 1928 that the Maharajah of Patiala arrived at number 26 Place Vendôme, escorted by servants carrying six boxes full of precious stones, including 7 571 diamonds and 1 432 emeralds. Impressed by Boucheron's reputation and the special link the Maison had established with India, he ordered an exceptional set of jewelry to be made up of 149 jewelry pieces with the thousands of diamonds, rubies and emeralds from his treasure. To this day, this is the most important and extraordinary order ever seen on Place Vendôme.Discover all of the Boucheron moments
Bracelet paved with diamonds and two rubies, on white gold
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