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The 28-year-old singer was up against finalists Natalie Bassingthwaighte and Dane Swan and ended up winning $100,000 for her charity, the Starlight Foundation.
The gracious star was thrilled when hosts Dr Chris Brown and Julia Morris announced the news.
"Thank you so much," she said tearfully.
"Mine is the Starlight Foundation and helping young kids and early teenagers smile," she said.
"Be happy. Have their minds get taken out of a hospital bed, a room, help families in need and bring laughter and joy and happiness to what can be a horrible time."
After six weeks in the jungle, Donovan was thrilled to discover she'd lost a whopping 17 kilos after a challenge involving scales.
"Casey, you started at 149, you are now 132. That's 17 kilograms," Doctor Riesa Jansen van Rensburg announced.
"'[I]didn't expect 17. I was maybe thinking 5 or 8, so yeah. [I'm] happy," she responded.
The singer revealed her goal weight was to get under 100 kilos.
Her fellow contestant Kris Smith offered his advice and promised to help keep her on track outside the jungle.
"I want to know, fellow Sydney sider, how I can help. Even if it's just meeting up and going for a walk, even if it's meeting up and just talking about your diet, even if it's just a phone call and you go, 'Look, struggling, how can I get past this part," he said.
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The Truth About Lies (Richard Keith): 2015
Reviewed by Shelby Harris at the Santa Barbara Film Festival 2015
The Truth About Lies is a romantic comedy following the life of Gilby Smalls (Fran Kranz) who has just been fired, dumped and lost his apartment. In the mists of his falling apart life he meets the girl of his dreams Rachel (Odette Annable), trying to project an image of sucess he lies to her, slowly tangling himself in a deep web of lies he cant not escape.
struggling to cope with his identiy and past made life decisions Gilby escapes his life and himself by playing a role of a sucessful buisness man that his ex-girlfreind always wanted him to be. Getting caught up in a lie to impress Rachel, her husband takes an interst in Gilby offering him a job that he is unqualified to do, but it is an offer he can not refuse.
The story of interconnected relationships is told through Gilbys point of view, as his lies become the glue holding each relationship together.
In between scences the dirctor inserts quotes from scholars discussing the truth about lies. Matching perfectly with the current situation within the film you can not help but laugh. The truth behind the lies are exposed with devastating results.
The directors goal in the film is to state that no matter now much we evolve over each generation we still seem to repeat the same mistakes. Overall the director had an outstanding cast who preformed great improvisation and kept the audiance laughing. A story that everyone can personally make a connection with (just probaby not all the same mistakes as Gilby).
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Whats a Gap Year?
June 13, 2018
Most northern VA students feel a pressure to continue their education at a four year institution immediately following graduation. But some students decide that they need an experience that expands beyond the walls of higher learning.
A gap year is a year between high school and college where a student can take time to explore different interests and become more self sufficient. Following in the footsteps of many European nations, some American students are now pursuing a gap year before they head to college.
A gap year can consist of many different experiences, however, so it is important to do some research. Ms. Laura Venos, of Mclean Student Services, highlights organized gap year opportunities ranging from Dynamy, Seamester and CIEE, all organizations which target specific experiences and learning beyond the classroom. Some students may also just decide to take a year to work and save money as part of their gap year. A gap year is really whatever the student decides on how they want to spend their time.
Kendall Covington, a McLean High school alumnus, who graduated in 2017, decided to spend her gap year with The World Race, a Christian mission organization. This organization sends students all over the world, spending time in 11 different countries, over the span on 11 months.
"Taking a gap year was one of the most amazing things I have ever been a part of," said Kendall. "I had the chance to do so many things and witness so many amazing places, and I think that more students should have this chance. Taking a gap year with World Race made it very easy to line up exactly what I wanted to do, so I advise anyone who wants to take a gap year to do it with a program. This way you know what you are going to do and where you are going to go before hand."
There many schools of thought on the benefits of a gap year. One advantage of a gap year is that many colleges and universities encourage it and it can help the application process. It gives you an opportunity to learn helpful life skills and can also help you determine your future career interests by exposing students to real life situations. A gap year can also help students take a break from the stressful life of academics. Many people believe that it can significantly broaden the horizons of the students.
Conversely, some students feel that a gap year will put them behind their peers. In addition, others fear they will lose academic motivation once they leave that setting. Cost can also be a factor in funding a gap year.
Whatever you decide, the best advice is to do your research, think about your interests and do what is best for you.
Despite the pros and cons of a gap year, a gap year is anything you want it to be. "Choose where you want to go and what you want to do according to your needs, and you will be far ahead of the majority of college students," Said Kendall.


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Thursday, February 4, 2010
6 months ago...
6 comments:
- TanyaLea said...
Happy 6mos Anniversary! WOW!!! ~ I so clearly remember the times leading up to your travels, and then following along on your journey as you met your sweet girl for the first time. I remember many, many prayers going up for you and sweet Georgia Mei...and I remember MANY ANSWERED prayers and divine appointments with our Heavenly Father! <>< Wow!...what a different a half-year makes. I can't wait to be writing that post myself! ;)
Blessings and Hugs,
~ Tanya
- February 4, 2010 at 8:12 PM
- LivingSimply, SimplyLiving said...
Beautiful post..love your blog!!!
- February 5, 2010 at 5:35 AM
- Mei Mei s and Mayhem said...
Wow, 6 months time goes by too fast!! But not when you are waiting for a referral or travel! ha She is just beautiful.
- February 5, 2010 at 1:52 PM
- Miller Moments said...
Love that last picture! What a great face. :)
- February 5, 2010 at 6:33 PM
- Unknown said...
What a beautiful post...
- February 8, 2010 at 6:37 PM
- Gretchen said...
I remember so clearly going on this journey with you. What an amazing blessing that our little "Yulin sisters" are home where they belong.
Six months has gone by fast and I am so happy to see Georgia looking so healthy and happy. Being literally near death to what she is today is God's miracle to her and your whole family. I so enjoy seeing that sweet smiling face.
You know we love you all and pray for your family every day. I am so glad that God chose to connect our two families in this most precious way.
Love you!
- February 9, 2010 at 6:43 AM


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I shall discuss this issue some other time, but the thing that struck me as odd about their proposal was its practical implication. The left libertarians are uneasy with the idea of appropriation of natural resources, and yet the most pressing problem facing the world's poor is that they have not been able to establish private property in resources. For instance, the Peruvian economist Hernando de Soto, in an experiment to find out how hard life was for a migrant from the countryside to get started in the city of Lima decided to try, with his research team, to set up a fully legal garment workshop in Lima. His team then then started filling out the forms, standing in queues and making bus trips to get all the certification they needed to run, according to the full letter of the law, a small business in Peru. After spending six hours a day at it, they finally managed to register the business... 289 days later. Even though the business was arranged to only operate with one worker, it cost $1,231 to get legal registration, thirty-0ne times the monthly minimum wage. To get the legal authorisation required to build a house on state-owned land took six years and eleven months, and required 207 administrative steps in 52 government offices. Obtaining legal title for that piece of land took 728 steps. The research team also found that if a private bus, jitney or taxi driver wanted to obtain official recognition of his route he faced twenty-six months of red tape.
But this is not just limited to Peru. In the Philippines, if a person had built a dwelling on either state- or privately owned land, to purchase it legally he would have to form an association with his neighbours to qualify for a state housing finance program. The entire process could take 168 steps, involving 53 public and private agencies and take 13 to 15 years. And that is assuming that the state housing finance program has enough funds. If the dwelling is in an area still designated as "agricultural," then the homesteader will have to overcome the further obstacles of turning the land into urban use. This involves 45 more bureaucratic steps, with 13 new entities, and adds another 2 years to the process!
The pattern is echoed throughout Africa, and in much of the developing world. In Kenya, for instance, people do not own the land they farm, and so have no interest in ensuring its capital value, which they cannot own. They cannot use it as collateral to develop their businesses, and so are kept at a small, undercapitalized level.
The same applies in Russia. Russia, since the fall of communism, has become a target for anti-capitalists. They point to the growing poverty and disparities, corruption in its governments, the Mafia style business undertakings. What they don't point to are the absence of property rights in the Russian economy, and how few business operations are actually owned. Russia's economy did not develop during the nineteen-ninties precisely because the Russian government, despite the fall of communism, has still not developed a uniform system of private property rights in land ownership. Land is generally held to be owned by the government and is simply lent or leased to the farmers. This means that it is the government, and not, the farmers that owns the capital value of the land. Given this, there is simply no point in the farmer investing in the land, and its sale or its mortgage is utterly unthinkable. In short, a) he can't use the land to secure capital; b) he has no incentive to invest any other capital in the land, and b) he can't sell the land. As Johann Norberg notes, in In Defense of Global Capitalism, "Fewer than 300,000 out of some ten million Russian farmers have anything resembling title to their land. The government imposes severe restrictions on what people can do with land which really belongs to them." Hernando de Soto quotes the article by Leonard J. Rolfes, Jr, "The Strugle for Private Land Rights in Russia," from Economc Reform Today No. 1, 1996,
[In the former Soviet Union] rights of private possession, use, and alienation of land are inadequately defined and not clearly protected by law . . . Mechanisms used in market economies to protect land rights are still in their infancy . . . The State itself continues to restrict use rights on land that it does not own.
As Norberg says, "Land socialism, of course, inhibits any number of investment opportunities, but because land is often the basis of borrowing, it also impedes the development of a modern credit system." Strangely Russia is portrayed as an example of "hypercapitalism." However, given that capitalism is, in most definitions, a system based on private ownership of goods, services and resources, with titles exchanged on a free market, this could not be further from the truth. "Russian land socialism, coupled with a formidable welter of business regulations and trade controls, leads the Heritage Foundation to find it only the 127th freest economy out of 155 investigated, and in Economic Freedm of the World's corresponding table it comes 117th out of 123, after countries like Syria and Rwanda."
But what is the consequence of all these controls on acquiring land or opening business? The result as these operate as obstacles to building homes and businesses legally and an incentive to opeing them illegally. As PJ O'Rourke notes in his Eat the Rich, "Russia's businesses pay a 35 percent federal tax, plus a 20 percent VAT, plus local taxes that can be as high as 45 percent. That adds up to 100 percent. So a tremendous amount of Russia's business is contucted vie the "informal" economy. And it can be very informal. The way you hail a cab in Moscow is that you don't. You hail any car, and if the driver feels like it, he'll stop, negotiate a fee, and take you where you want to go." Later O'Rourke reports talking to one of the advisors of the Communist presidential-candidate. This advisor described herself as an expert on the black economy, and said that 45 percent of the Russia's trade and industry was now conducted off the books.
As de Soto notes, In every country he and his team investigated it is almost as difficult to stay legal as it is to become legal in the first place. So people don't bother, "and they opt out of the system." In 1976 two-thirds of people working in Venezuela were worked in a legally established enterprise. Today, though, that proportion is down to a half. In Brazil thirty years ago more than two-thirds of new housing erected was for the purpose of rent. Today it is only three-percent. The market went to the extra-legal districts of the favelas where there is no rent control, and rents are paid in US dollars.
Once these newcomers to the city quit the system, they become "extralegal". Their only alternative is to live and work outside the official la, using their own informally binding arrangements to protect and mobilise their assets. These arrangements result from a combination of rules selectively borrowed from the official legal system, ad hoc improvisations and customs brought from their places of origin or locally devised. They are held together by a social contract that is upheld by the community as a whole and enforced by authorities the community has selected. These extralegal social contracts have created a vibrant but undercapitalised sector, the centre of the world of the poor.
Throughout former communist and Third World countires the pattern is the same. People are not idle poor out of work. They are working. The streets are buzzing with activity. Side-street cottage industries grow up manufacturing everything from clothes to pirated designer watches and bags. As de Soto says, "There are workshops that build and rebuild machinery, cars, even buses. The new urban poor have created entire industries and neighbourhoods that have to operate clandstine connections to electricity and water. There are even dentists who fill cavities without a licence."
Most public transport in developing countries is made up of unauthorised buses, jitneys and taxis. In other parts of the Thrid World, most food is supplied by vendours from shanty towns selling produce from carts on the streets or stalls in makeshift buildings they construct. Ded Soto reports,
In 1993 the Mexican Chamber of Commerce estimated the number of street-vendor stands in the Federal District of Mexico City at 150,000, with an additional 293,000 in 43 other Mexican centres. These tiny booths average just 1.5 metres wide. If Mexico city vendors lined up their stands on a single street with no gaps at intersections, they would form a continuous row more than 210 kilometres long. Thousands upon thousands of people work in the extralegal sector - on the streets, from their homes and in the city's unregistered shops, offices and factories. An attempt by the Mexican National Statistics Institute in 1994 to measure the number of informal 'microbusiness' in the entire country came up with a total of 2.65 billion
In Russia the informal sector is even more sophisticated, manufacturing computer hardware and even jet fighters for sale abroad! In Egypt, for instance, if a person wants to acquire and legally register a lot on state-owned desert land, he has to make his way through at least 77 bureaucratic procedures in 31 different public and private agencies. This can take from 5 to 14 years. To build a swelling on former agricultural land can take up to 6 to 11 years of bureaucratic wrangling, and possibly longer. The consequence is that people don't bother to try to acquire land or establish dwellings legally. 4.7 million Egyptians have built their homes illegally. And even after having built the home, the Egyptian cannot own it formally. If, after finishing his home, he wanted to become a law-abiding citizen and purchase rights in it, he risks having the home demolished, paying a steep fine, and serving a ten year prison sentence. So there is no incentive to formally acquire the property and it remains, officially, unowned.
The most obvious attempts to get around obstacles to the legal aquisition of land are the shanty towns we see throughout the developing world, which are built illegally on government land. However, de Soto's researchers found far more sophisticated ways of getting around the real estate laws. In peru, for example, people formed agricultural co-operatives to buy estates from old owners and turn them into housing and industrial settlements. Because there aren't any easy legal ways to change land tenure, the co-ops subdivide the land illegally into smaller, privately held parcels. Because of this, de Soto says, "few if any have valid title to their ground." In Prot-au-Prince expensive pieces of real estate change hands with nobody bothering to inform the registry office, which is unmanagebly backlogged anyhow. In Manila, housing has sprung up on land the government has designated for industrial use.
In Cairo people try to get around real estate laws in various ways. Residents of older four-story public housing projects build three illegal stories on top of their buildings and sell the apartments to relatives or other clients. In an effort to stamp out high rent, the government froze rent on various apartments at values now worth less than a dollar. As a result legal tenants subdivide these properties into smaller apartments and lease them out illegally at the market price. So the poor hold numerous assets, but they do so extra-legally, having acquired them illegally, or built on them illegally. So the world's poor actually have access to an enormous amount of wealth, but they don't formally own it. As Hernando de Soto writes,
When you step out of the door of the Nile Hilton, what you leave behind is not the high-technology world of fax machines and icemakers, television and antibiotics. The people of Cairo have access to all those things. What you are really leaving behind is the world of legally enforceable transactions on property rights. Mortgages and accountable addresses to generate additional wealth are unavailable even to those people in Cairo who would probably strike you as quite rich. Outside Cairo, some of the poorest of the poor live in a district of old tombs called 'the city of the dead'. But almost all Cairo is a city of the dead – of dead capital, of assets that cannot be used to their fullest. The institutions that give life to Capital – that allow you to secure the interests of third parties with your work and assets – do not exist here.
And how much is this dead capital worth? By the tally de Soto and his researchers made with some Egyptian colleagues, the total value of Egypt's dead capital in real estate, is some US$240 billion. This is thirty times the value of all the shares on the Cairo stock exchange, and fifty-five times the value of all foreign investment in Egypt.
De Soto writes,
In fact it is legality that is marginal; extralegality has become the norm. The poor have already taken control of vast quantities of real estate and production...This picture of the undercapitalised sector is strikingly different from the conventional wisdom of the developing world. But this is where most people live. It is a world where ownership of assets is difficult to trace and validate and is governed by no legally recognisable set of rules; where the assets potentially useful economic attributes have not been described oir organised; where they cannot be used to obtain surplus value through multiple transactions because their unfixed nature and uncertainty leave too much room for misunderstanding, faulty recollection and reversal of agreement. Where most assets, in short, are dead capital
This capital is dead because it is not formally owned, because it is not formally property.In the Philippines, 57 per cent of city-dwellers and 67 per cent of countryside dwellers live in housing that is dead capital. In Peru 53 per cent of urbanites, and 81 per cent of country people live in extralegal dwellings. In Haiti 68 per cent of city livers have housing that is extra legal, and 97 per cent of people in the countryside live in housing to which nobody has a clear title. In Egypt it is 92 per cent of urban dwellers, and 83 per cent of rural dwellers. Of course, these assets are not worth much by Western standards. A shanty in Port-au-Prince might fetch $500, a cabin in Manilla as little as $2,700. Even a fairly substantial house in Egypt, in a village outside Cairo might only bring $5,000, and a respectable bungalow in the hills around Lima only $20,000. But there are an enormous number of such homes, and collectively their value outweighs that of the rich.
In Haiti the untitled rural and urban real estate holdings are collectively worth some $5.2 billion. That is four times the total assets of all the legally operating companies in Haiti. It is nine times the value of all assets owned by the government. It is 158 times the value of all foreign investment in Haiti's recorded history up until 1995.
In Peru the total value of all extralegally held real estate adds up to some $74 billion. This is five times the total valuation of the Lima Stock Exchange before the slump in 1998. It is eleven time the value of potentially privatisable government enterprises and facilities. It is fourteen times the value of all foreign investment in the country's documented history.
In the Philippines the total value of untitled real estate is $133 billion. That's four times the capitalisation of the 216 domestic companies on the Phillipines Stock Exchange. It is seven times the total deposits in the country's commercial banks. It is nine times the total capital of state-owned enterprises. It is fourteen times the value of all foreign direct investment.
But all this money, all this wealth is absolutely useless to those who hold it precisely because they do not have legal title to it. Because they do not formally own these assets, they cannot access their capital value. As Johann Norberg writes,
And so poor people are forced to live and run micro-businesses in the informal sector, outside the law. Consequently they have no legal protection and do not dare to invest for the long term, even if they can. Their property is not included in a uniform system of ownership which follows transactions and indicates one owner. Without clarity as to who owns what, how transactions are to proceed, who is responsible for payments and services to the address, the property remains "dead capital". Properties cannot be mortgaged, which would otherwise provide capital for financing the children's education or investments and expansion of the business. Thus the commonest way for small entrepreneurs in affluent countries to obtain capital is cut off in developing countries. Without a registered address and the possibility of having one's creditworthiness investigated, it is often impossible to get a phone or water and electricity supply, and the property cannot even be sold.
Entrepreneurs can't expand their businesses by selling shares, because they can't prove formal ownership of their businesses. In order to avoid bureaucrats and police they are obliged to keep their businesses small, and so are prevented from utilizing economies of scale. They are also prevented from advertising to expand their market and so income. But whilst a leftist may suggest that, "this obsession on property as the solution for the poverty in the developing world is mere bourgeois ideology to protect the rich," the opposite is true. It is the rich that benefit the most from the absence of secure property rights. As Norberg writes, on the obstacles that the poor face to working within the law, legally acquiring and developing land, or registering businesses, "To people without big resources or powerful contacts, these are insuperable barriers." In other words, if you are rich enough, you can afford the time it takes to legally purchase land, to register its ownership, to get permission to build on it, to register a business and acquire licenses or permits. Or if you are well connected enough, you can cut through the bureaucracy easily. Or even if you don't do this, you can afford to bribe public officials. This means that the rich and well connected can secure land and resources and permission to operate businesses easily, whilst the poor are shut out. Failure to grant formal property rights provides the rich and powerful with monopolistic privileges.


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Ah the late teenage years. I should be ashamed to say I like her music, as it feels like it's from another time.
But her voice is superb, and the music just washes over you in a good way. Sometimes her music can be a little precious, and it's rarely deep and meaningful, but it's still nice to listen to once in awhile.
Sounds like: Something you'd hear on The WB, if it was still around. Also, Annie Lennox, Birdy, KT Tunstall. Only extra English and backed up by a host of electronic musicians.
I am who I am
I do what I want,
but I can't hide
And I won't go, I won't sleep,
I can't breathe,
until you're resting here with me
Rating: ♥♥♥
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Saturday morning I went to Berkeley for a couple hours of light digging. The charming Julia had offered me free plants from her front garden via Freecycle, so I went off expecting to find few things left as other gardeners were converging on the spot over the weekend. But no - she had more Agapanthus, Crocosmia, Cannas, and succulents than I could stuff in my car. I even found a couple Amaryllis belladonna bulbs I think, growing amid an agapanthus forest.
I dug and dug. I dug some more. The car was full and I was still digging. I was sweating. The sun was beating down. The neighbors were looking at me funny. My back was twingeing. And I barely made a dent in the endless supply of plants! Thank you very much Julia - what a difference this will make to P. Garden!
Of course then I returned to the homestead to plant them all and suddenly I regretted my greed: now I had to dig more holes to plant them! And of course, unlike the lush soils of Berkeley, where you put your heel to a spade and it slides in, here at P. Garden one applies force to the spade and instantly hits rocks. So, I wasn't so much digging as hacking, violently.
After a few hours of this frenetic stabbing and scrabbling at the unhelpful ground, with no lunch, I just about fainted. Leah our Special Guest Arborist also spent many hours today pruning the tops of the (now flowering) cherry plums and they look fabulous. She also brought 2 Vinca minor (periwinkle) and a Russion sage (Perovskia atriplicifolia)! Oh how I rubbed my hands together with glee: Matt thinks we will be strangulated by Vinca in the night, but he's wrong. Wrong, I tell you!
I felt like such a wimp telling Leah I was done for the day at 3.30pm, but in the end it's very lucky I did - I went down to Pacifica to see our horses and one of them was suddenly very sick.* I had to rush him ot the vet hospital and didn't get home til midnight. Argh!
Today I'm going to plant the rest of the Crocosmia and mini Agapanthus that I tarped up for the night. I'm just going to let this lovely Advil kick in before I hobble over to the garden to see what awful plant location choices I made yesterday during my feverish battle with the dastardly dirt...
* It was colic, for those who know horses. He didn't require surgery overnight so we hope to pick him up today :)
Sunday, February 1, 2009
As I sit here savoring a delicious Advil...
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Software Architecture Fundamentals
A Study Guide for the Certified Professional for Software Architecture® – Foundation Level – iSAQB compliant
Februar 2019, 232 Seiten, Broschur
ISBN Print: 978-3-86490-625-1
ISBN ePub: 978-3-96088-645-7
ISBN Mobi: 978-3-96088-646-4
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Software architecture is an important factor for the success of any software project. In the context of systematic design and construction, solid software architecture ensures the fulfilment of quality requirements such as expandability, flexibility, performance, and time-to-market.
Software architects reconcile customer requirements with the available technical options and the prevailing conditions and constraints. They ensure the creation of appropriate structures and smooth interaction of all system components. As team players, they work closely with software developers and other parties involved in the project.
This book gives you all the basic know-how you need to begin designing scalable system software architectures. It goes into detail on all the most important terms and concepts and how they relate to other IT practices.
Following on from the basics, it describes the techniques and methods required for the planning, documentation, and quality management of software architectures. It details the role, the tasks, and the work environment of a software architect, as well as looking at how the job itself is embedded in company and project structures.
The book is designed for self-study and covers the curriculum for the Certified Professional for Software Architecture – Foundation Level (CPSA-F) exam as defined by the International Software Architecture Qualification Board (iSAQB).
- Software architects, engineers, and developers
- Systems analysts
- Technical project managers
- CS students
- Preface (PDF)
- Content, ToC (PDF)
- Introduction (PDF)
Autor / Autorin
Mahbouba Gharbi is managing director and Chief Architect at ITech Progress GmbH, and chairman of the board at the International Software Architecture Qualifi cation Board (iSAQB). She is a self-confessed software architecture enthusiast and the author of many expert articles. She is a welcome guest speaker at numerous international conferences.
Prof. Dr. Arne Koschel is a lecturer at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Hannover, Germany specializing in distributed (information) systems. He has many years of industry experience planning and developing distributed information systems. His lectures include a broad range of IT topics, including cloud computing, integration, middleware, microservices, and SOA. He is an active member of the iSAQB board.
Prof. Dr. Andreas Rausch is head of the software systems department at the Technical University of Clausthal. He is a consultant and lead software architect for a number of large-scale distributed software systems.


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SUSANA MU�OZ, PhD, is an Assistant Professor of Higher Education at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in the Administrative Leadership department. Her scholarly interests center on the experiences of underrepresented populations in higher education. Specifically, she focuses her research on issues of access, identity, and college persistence for undocumented Latina/o students, while employing perspectives such as Latino critical race theory, Chicana feminist epistemology, and college persistence theory to identify and deconstruct issues of power and inequities as experienced by these populations.
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Creating Counter-Spaces of Resistance and Sanctuaries of Learning and Teaching: An Analysis of Freedom University
The authors draw from the historical aspects associated with the formation of Freedom Schools during the Civil Rights era and the concept of school as sanctuary to understand the pedagogical and philosophical underpinnings associated with the establishment of Freedom University. The findings demonstrate that Freedom University is a postsecondary space with characteristics resembling a sanctuary school by centering students� experiences within the curriculum, using Civil Rights history to complicate contemporary anti-immigration sentiments, and enacting transformational resistance by both students and faculty. The authors suggest that, by creating sanctuaries of learning on a postsecondary level, students without documentation are afforded a space to continue their education for the sake of learning but not for a college degree.


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Serene setting for dinner
The invitation was for dinner, and when we called to get directions and confirm, it was not dinner, but probably appetizers. 6:00 Friday evening.
We had been parked in the driveway for about an hour waiting for the Host and Hostess. OH, here comes a car and out comes our Host, but wait, he opens the back and out shoot three boys. And I do mean shoot. They are in the house and out of sight, but we can still hear them. We are ushered into the beautiful home of our old neighbors and he is off to control the noise. Though only two boys live here, one of the sons has brought home a friend from day camp so there is a little competition upstairs.
We are viewing the 6 acres and our host tells us that each of the kids has 2 acres. So if they are not getting along, they can head out to pasture. so to speak. About now, that sounds like a good idea. But wait, our Hostess has arrived with their daughter. And if the boys are pistols, she is a machine gun. I am sure she said hello before she was upstairs to make sure all the boys were behaving. Not! Down she came and reported.
Mom was waiting for hellos from the boys and then told the boys to say hello to their guest. Silence. Number one pistol is out the door and Mom is right behind him. He is back very fast and I am sure he saw me and said hello because I am sure I saw him pass by and away.
Mom sits down at the table and motions for me to do the same. The table has a tennis shoe and some magazines in the center, but I do not see anything edible. Commotion. Up stands Mom and off to settle things.
By now I see our husbands are heading toward the house from the back pasture and I tell our hostess she has a lot going on and we should probably be on our way. ( It is 7:45 and I am sure someone else is hungry besides me-though hostess has a little bag of gummies she is snacking on ) Her body turns quickly toward the door and we are walking outside. It is a few minutes before we see them come around the corner and then hostess is back in the house and we are trying to say our farewells to our Host. He then goes back to get Hostess and we tell them how lovely their home is. They are pleased and say we will have to come back some Saturday and have lunch. Nice idea.
We get back into our car and wave.
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Restorative Aroma Yoga® & Yoga Nidra.
The intention of this class is to provide an open and safe space to let go of tension, pain and negative energy, and cultivate peace and balance.
High-grade, therapeutic Young Living essential oils, restorative poses with props, stillness and silence will be used to create a space for our bodies and minds to relax. Verbal cues will be limited as well as the poses, which will be held for longer periods of time (6 – 10 minutes). This allows the nervous system to thoroughly unwind and release the tension commonly stored in the connective tissues of the body, activating the "rest and digest" response.
You may bring your own eye pillow and blanket to help you turn inward and reduce external stimulation. Please leave the room quietly, bringing with you your used towels if you will not stay for Yoga Nidra.
Yoga Nidra, or 'yogic sleep' is a systematic and accessible guided meditation for healing, releasing long-held emotions and discovering your life purpose while you comfortably lie down on your back. Follow the voice as it takes you through the 5 layers of your being and breath awareness that is calming to the nervous system and promotes deep rest.
This can be practiced by everyone, as long as you can stay still and try your best not to sleep!


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The Service Employees International Union (SEIU) Local 503 in Oregon hemorrhaged more than a quarter of its members since the U.S. Supreme Court banned mandatory agency fees in June 2018, according to state filings obtained by The Freedom Foundation.
Over a quarter of Oregon state employees SEIU represents — 26 percent — don't pay dues to SEIU 503 any longer, according to state and federal filings. SEIU 503 disputed those figures, saying the union's membership is up 2.2 percent.
"We knew Janus would be a big blow to the public unions, but it's happening even faster than we expected," Freedom Foundation spokeswoman Ashley Varner told The Daily Caller News Foundation in a statement. "Government unions are bleeding members because as soon as Freedom Foundation informs people they finally have a choice on paying union dues, they're quick to drop their membership."
The Supreme Court in June 2018 ruled public-sector agency fees, forced dues paid to a union in order to hold a government position, violated government employees' First Amendment rights. The Freedom Foundation, a nonprofit supporting right-to-work, campaigned through the West Coast to inform union members and agency fee-payers of their newly secured rights.
The nonprofit's campaigning cost unions in California, Oregon and Washington tens of millions of dollars worth of dues money. Across the three states, about 40,000 employees stopped paying union dues since the Supreme Court's ruling, costing those unions about $33 million in lost revenue, according to Freedom Foundation figures. (RELATED: Conservatives Win Biggest Victory Against Unions Since Supreme Court Decision On Forced Dues)
The Supreme Court case, Janus v AFSCME, spawned numerous lawsuits across the U.S. as unions fight to keep members and rate-payers enrolled. Unions have taken steps to protect their membership rolls from being released, though as government workers, all the information is public. Unions have also tried instituting "window periods" for members and rate-payers to opt out, limiting the chance employees have to cut off payment to unions.
SEIU 503 did not respond to a request to comment or clarify the dispute over The Freedom Foundation's membership figures.
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3 day wait on Elite laundry. Three of my polo shirts were ruined in the "free" ship laundryTypical...and you should know better.Princess Theater show stopped for a blood drive announcementMuster drill said to bring your medicine and cruise card but there was no cruise card to bringThey never were to speedy to change things.Captain's Circle rep. dumber than a rockDo you recall his/her name? I bet I know her. Lots of glitches in the Medallion appsMuster drill is now called the Safety AssemblyI don't care as long as they don't increase the time. Cardboard strawsAren't they just great !Prices for wine in Sabitinis is sky high. Prices easily exceed the Premier drink package allowance We carried our own from our room. Our deck table was in very poor conditionPrincess Cays now uses water taxisMuch faster I thought. Our shower drain was mostly cloggedCanned soda is not included in the Premier drink packageCrappy cardboard like pizza crustThe Crown Princess is a floating rust bucketAll of the ship elevators have serious gold like finish damageAren't they pretty. Brewed coffee was not so great. "Red eye" coffee was betterCookies don't come out until 3:30 pm No change as I remember it. Anytime dining required you to carry a paper admittance slip which wasn't enforced.EZ Air didn't lose my bags this time but we didn't receive the required bag tags until after dinnerCaptain's Circle desk wasn't staffed for the 2nd leg of the B2BWhat a loser. I still think I know who it was. [/list][/list]
Also I can't forget to mention the now Princess required blasting, seat shaking, deafening sound levels and spot lights burning the back of your eyes in Princess Theater shows.
Begin rant: The non-enforcement of the suggested dress "guidelines" in the dining rooms. T-shirts, gym pants, even well worn hunting clothes with dirty boots observed in the dining room. Motorcycle gang kutte and leathers outfit worn by body art covered guy observed in Sabatinis line on formal night. And then there are the morbidly obese in bikinis and speedos hanging out (literally) by the pool. End rant.


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Boris Johnson's government is facing criticism over alleged bias towards Conservative target seats via the allocation of money from the Towns Fund, a £3.6bn scheme to boost growth of local economies and devolve funding to town-level across England.
According to an analysis published in the Times, 32 of the towns funded were outside the 300 most deprived towns in the UK, based on rankings from the Office for National Statistics.
In July when the scheme was launched, the government had promised that the fund would "unleash the full economic potential of more than 100 places and level up communities throughout the country."
However, some of the least deprived areas to be awarded funding are also key battlegrounds for the Conservatives at the upcoming general elections.
Loughborough, Brighouse, Kidsgrove, Cheadle, Worcester and Crawley are towns that have received funding despite not suffering from the highest levels of deprivation, and had elected a Conservative MP at the 2017 election with a majority of less than 5,000.
READ MORE: Biggest fall in UK employment in four years as firms axe part-time staff
Another town which received funding despite having lower levels of deprivation was Stockbridge, a marginal constituency where Labour won by just 1,322 votes.
The Times report said 55% of the recipient towns voted Conservative in 2017, whereas more than three quarters of the 10% of most deprived towns backed Labour at the last election.
Towns Fund money has also been pushed to 23 towns with a population below 25,000, with some funds going towards Millom, in Cumbria, which has a population of only 5,887 people.
READ MORE: UK avoids recession but growth slumps to worst in a decade
Responding to the report, Labour politician Lisa Nandy said: "We were promised real investment, including billions through a shared prosperity fund. Instead we've seen money pushed towards marginal towns during an election campaign."
Andrew Gwynne, the shadow communities secretary, said: "This raises serious questions about the role that ministers and advisers played in robbing some of the poorest towns in the country to funnel cash into Tory target seats in a scramble for votes.
"The Towns Fund is an insult to communities across the country that have been forced to bear the greatest burden of austerity."
Will Jennings, an academic at the Centre for Towns told The Times that more transparency was urgently needed as to why some less deprived towns were included, but places such as Tipton, Bootle and Sheerness had not.
Yahoo Finance UK has approached the Conservative party for a comment but it is yet to respond.


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Is one of these things not like the other? I would say no. Perhaps this is a recipe to restoring where we live. Do you live or work close to Greensburg, PA? Yes? Then we need to talk.
We have so many ways to communicate these days, but the best one is often overlooked…talking face to face. We need to talk, and I think having a cup of coffee is a low key way to meet and discuss some of our shared ideas, passions, and visions for our cities and surrounding communities. In this economy, there's a lot to fix out there. And it all starts with a conversation. My thanks go out to Jody Brown in Durham NC for inspiring me with his blog and a simple thing as a cup of coffee.
What do I want? I am always looking for ways to simply introduce myself and my firm. Maybe we could grab a coffee sometime? In fact, I'll buy. Perhaps we could make a connection and share advice and experiences.
In the recent months of the slowed economy, we have been trying to find ways to talk to people about working together to build our community. Perhaps you have a vision or goals for your business or institution that you would like to discuss. Can you invest a half an hour over coffee to simply talk? If you like what you hear, we can discuss what's next.
Our cities need more and better design. We should demand it as citizens. Believe it or not, architects are the people who can fulfill that requirement. Not only are we thinkers and dreamers, but we can envision all of the components, spaces and possibilities and present them in understandable ways. We are the ones who can assess the opportunities and edit out the extraneous into a solution that can be functional, affordable, beautiful and sustainable. We can do so much more than "get you through the process."
As we have worked to reinvent ourselves and to look for new ways to broaden our market and services, we returned to the oldest method – reach out to people and start talking. We still find ourselves in a weak economy. It is causing us to rethink ourselves, what we do and how people perceive us. We are determined to spread the word about quality design and good community development, and hopefully, meet some great people in the process.
We created this blog to reach out to the community. We will use it to share conversations, discuss what we do and how we THINK as architects and explain/explore how we can bring value to our communities. We would love to get your thoughts on the projects and posts.
We are far from our goals as individuals and as a community. However, I believe that architects will lead the effort to repairing it. So, we will keep doing our part to make the world a better place here at lee CALISTI architecture+design. I hope we can work together in some way this year in any city that needs help.


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Einstein: His Life and Universe by Walter Isaacson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
This is a remarkably well-written and well-researched biography of a truly remarkable man. I thought I knew Einstein pretty well from all the mini-bios in Physics books that I've read over the last 45 years or so, but no. There's much, much more to the man behind E=MC2.
Isaacson will tell you an amazing story of this man's life, loves, accomplishments, failures and foibles. Everyone knows who Einstein is; reading this book will let you peak into his world in a very intimate fashion. He was truly one-of-a-kind. It may be two or three more centuries before we see someone like him again.
Stephen Hawking, another remarkable man, edited a compendium called On the Shoulders of Giants: The Great Works of Physics and Astronomy. While Einstein did utilize these shoulders in his search for answers to the mysteries of the Universe, he reached a point where his view was unobstructed by fellow climbers on those shoulders. Einstein is now one of those Giants whose shoulders younger Physicists are scaling.


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SCEPN and Symphony: Health Coaching for Behaviour Change: Skills Development Programme - 22 January and 21 February
Wednesday 21 February 2018 at West Somerset Healthcare
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This is a multi-day (non-consecutive) event.
Times: 09:00 - 17:00
Food is provided at this event.
Dr Deborah Lane
Topic: Health Coaching for Behaviour Change: Skills Development Programme
This is a two day programme – you must attend both days to complete the course (by booking on day one you are automatically booked for day two)
This workshop will give you the opportunity to build on the many skills you already possess and specifically to learn how a coaching approach can very usefully support your work with patients. The course has been developed to introduce people to a coaching approach, with an emphasis on how and when to use coaching with patients. It provides participants, with no previous coaching experience, an opportunity to learn the basics of health coaching and understand how coaching can support conversations that facilitate self-care and improve patient satisfaction.
Why attend this course?
Long-term and chronic conditions already pose significant challenges for healthcare. With current trends around nutrition and lifestyle likely to become more pronounced in the future, these issues will only increase. As health practitioners, we often only have ten or so minutes to deliver impact; compared to the 7,000 or so waking minutes in an average week during which patients make the key decisions that affect their health.
In the context of these challenges, information and prescription is not enough. We need to be able to leverage the contact we do have to motivate and foster responsibility in patients for their own healthcare, in short, we need to make, "every contact count". This is where coaching skills come in. There is growing evidence globally which attests to the effectiveness of coaching approaches for delivering increased responsibility and behaviour change on the part of patients.
Speaker : Dr Deborah Neal, Consultant Physiotherapist, Training and Evaluations, Symphony
Workshop information
SGPET and SCEPN are now working with Dr Deborah Neal to run a further four sessions to cover the other areas of Somerset that have not had access to this training.
This is a two day programme – you must attend day one and day two (at the same venue) to complete the course.
There are only 10 places available, we have limited to 2 per practice, however please do contact us if you require more, we will hold a reserve list.
Course A: Thursday 25 January and Thursday 8 February. East Quay Medical Centre, Bridgwater, TA6 4GP
Course B: Wednesday Wednesday 14 February and Friday 9 March. Crown Medical Centre, Venture Way, Taunton, TA2 8QY
Course C: Monday 22 January and Wednesday 21 February. West Somerset Healthcare, Williton Surgery, Robert Street, Williton, TA4 4QE
Course D: Wednesday 24 January and Wednesday 28 February Glastonbury Surgery, Feversham Lane, Glastonbury, BA6 9LP
Day Timings:
09.00 – 17.00 (sandwich lunch provided)
A briefing pack will be sent after you have booked, if you do not receive this please email SGPET.
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text: 7-16-17: Music Therapists: David Knott, Betsy Harman, Evelyn Pinder. www.seattlechildrens.org by Warm1069 published on 2017-07-15T02:35:18Z Music Therapy is a unique and individualized approach in the health field. And there's likely nothing more touching and heart-warming than the work being done at Children's Hospital in Seattle. The group of 3 music therapists (and these are college certified therapists) include David Knott, Betsy Hartman, and Evelyn Pinder. They combine their talent, their love of music, and their heart for helping children and families dealing with the challenges of health crises. They share some touching stories including one about a young teen girl, and creating her rap song to express dealing with chemo treatments. (I even got to 'play' the bebot!--a music app that helps anyone feel musically accomplished!) And our good friend Dianna Rose in very involved in Music Therapy. www.seattlechildrens.org


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A new event is coming to town. First time ever. It's brought to you by The Mule Deer Foundation in support of the MDF National Endowment Fund (MDF NEF). The fund provides a perpetual funding source for MDF mule deer conservation.
The event, A Conversation in the Vineyards, will take place over a three-day period. May 2, 2019 is arrival day. Out of town guests will be hosted at the Best Western Hotel, Vineyard Inn on South Front Road starting at 6:00 PM with a welcome cocktail offering.
Friday will be a tour and wine tasting day. Tours will be half day and will include a trip to Morgan Territory and a very special trophy room, an Altamont wind turbine farm tour, a barbecue and ranch tour out Mines Road and a wildflower/butterfly tour in the southern Alameda County hills.
Of course there will be wine tasting at Livermore Valley wineries.
At 5:00 PM Friday evening, the guests will share their experiences while eating and drinking wine at the McGrail's Vineyard and Winery on Greenville Road.
On Saturday there will be a major all-day tour of San Francisco PUC watershed lands, East Bay Regional Park District land and also the Fletcher Ranch conservation lands. This tour will run from 8:30 AM until 3:00 PM.
Of course there will also be wine tasting at Livermore Valley wineries.
The Saturday evening event will be a full-scale dinner and hosted bar at Poppy Ridge Golf Course where once again the guests can share their experiences from the tours and also learn about how to support the MDF NEF.
For room reservations call Best Western Vineyard in at (925)456-4522 and mention The Mule Deer Foundation room block.
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first, i hope you are all having a fabulous weekend. i've got some fun things planned to share with you next week! but for now, i've got a venue coming your way.
following the feature on SMP i got an email from a lovely bride who needed help finding a unique venue in Chicago that could hold the capacity of her big italian family's guest list. she is an absolute doll and i wanted to help her out, so i started doing some research and found this place:
Warehouse (Loft)
the MCA in Chicago has several gorgeous spaces to have your wedding, but this one is definitely the largest and my favorite. it is a huge space with exposed brick walls and old windows, wood floors and rustic/shabby chic elements to it. you can make it your own, which is what's so unique about it. they also have a sculpture garden for an outdoor ceremony.
i'm definitely sending this one to my new Chicago friend!
it also received the knot's best of weddings award the last 2 years.
location: Chicago, IL
price range: $5-6,000
capacity: up to 800!!!!
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Halloween is yet another welcome excuse to get glammed up (because fake blood can still look good you know,), go out and, of course, eat all the sweets in sight. Too often an occasion for garish costumes and awkward parties, we've been seeking out the most spooky goings on that London has to offer – because if you're after somewhere haunting and full of dark history, London is your city. Now, we present to you, the run down of our favourite eats and events this Halloween.
Eclipse Halloween
Without a garish pumpkin or pvc costume in sight, this night sees the Chelsea bar, Eclipse transformed into a creepy moon cave, glowing with UV lights. They'll be pumping out a mix of House music and serving up sharing cocktails in full sized human skull glasses – amazing. The dress code is Reveal Your Dark Side, which calls for sophisticated glamour with a sinister edge.30th October, www.eclipsebars.com
Selfridges' Chocolate Skull
We've got the perfect centrepiece to your All Hallows' Eve display (or simply a novel way of getting your chocolate fix); created by the devilishly clever artisans at Trebuchet and available exclusively at Selfridges. The terrifyingly realistic Chocolate Skull weighs in at 1kg and comes in four tantalising flavours: Milk, Dark, Chilli and Caramel Chocolate. www.selfridges.com
Gothic Gathering at the Booking Office Bar
What better setting for a spooky shindig than the vaulted ceilinged, cathedral-esque room of the Booking Office at St Pancras Hotel? Dress code is Victorian Gothic, because if nothing else the Victorians knew how to be morbid and alongside their usual 19th century apothecary inspired drinks menu will be a number of speciality Halloween cocktails, expertly showcasing the theatre of mixology. And with one of London's highest profile VIP party DJs on the decks till 3am, it's set to be one of the capital's coolest Halloween offerings. 31st October,www.bookingofficerestaurant.com
The Dark Circus Party – Halloween Special
Immerse yourself in the weird and wonderful world of the circus! Guests are encouraged to succumb to an evening of abandoned dancing, pleasure seeking and spectacular entertainment as Bourne & Hollingsworth and Torture Garden combine to create a carnival of curiosities that's not to be missed. The dress code is Vintage, Glamour & Fantasy with a Dark Circus Halloween Twist – smart casual has no place in these divinely decadent surroundings. 25thOctober, www.darkcircusparty.com
House of Mask Party – Halloween Special
Cubanisto – the new rum flavoured beer – finish off their UK wide House of Mask tour back where it all started, in London. Set to be their most thrilling event to date; expect interactive theatre and puzzles, to scare and surprise, as well as live art and performances from high-profile acts. And there's nothing like a bit of mystery at Halloween, as this party takes place in an undisclosed location marked only by a neon skull. 31st October, www.cubanisto.com
Rextail's Halloween Menu
For one night only Rextail, Novikov's meat-focused sister restaurant, will be celebrating all things ghoulishly gourmet in their specially formulated Halloween menu. And the MoMix mixologists will be serving up their incredible molecular concoctions as they transform the bar into an eerie and futuristic science lab. With live music and a DJ till 1am, you can get your 'freak on' till the early hours. 31st October, www.rextail.co.uk
Barts 'Yelloween' Party
Barts' annual Halloween bash returns for another year; in association with Veuve Clicquot. It's taking up residency for not just one, but two nights (shhh, don't tell) and don't worry if you leave your costume at home, there's an in-house fancy dress box on hand as well as a face painting corner that takes all and any requests. Challenge accepted! 30th and 31st October,www.barts-london.com
Royal Naval College – Ghostly Tours
Are you ready for dark tales of drunkenness, insanity and grisly goings-on? No this isn't a debrief of last Friday night, it's a ghostly, lantern-lit tour of the Royal Naval College's historic site with access to areas that aren't usually open to the public. Take a turn in the Victorian skittle alley, learn about the macabre history and then sit down to a two course ghoulish supper in the stunning Painted Hall. 30th and 31st October www.ornc.org
Getting a morbid makeover this Halloween is Wyld at W London where Amber Le Bon and Becky Tong will be taking to the decks to provide a spine tingling soundtrack to a night of gruesome glamour. Promising a night of frightful mayhem – their master mixologists will be serving up Halloween inspired cocktails against a backdrop of cobwebbed drapery and eerie antique musical paraphernalia. 30th October www.wlondon.co.uk
A Grimm Halloween Party
Bourne & Hollingsworth, along with A Curious Invitation, invites guests to their fairytale dreamland. Inspired by the works of the decidedly dark Brothers Grimm, and in true Bourne & Hollingsworth style, they've created an immersive and theatrical extravaganza featuring bewitching scenes from the iconic tales such as Rapunzel's tower, the witch's cottage and Rumpelstiltskin's lair. Prepare to be amazed – it's not one to miss. 1st Novemberwww.bourneandhollingsworth.com
Soho pizzeria, B-SOHO, has put a scary twist on some their classic dishes to create fangtastic dishes like pizza with courgette flowers, taleggio cheese & fresh chilli, pumpkin soup and butternut squash risotto. The truly daring should head to the bar to try the Brain Shooter; vodka, Baileys, lime juice, grenadine syrup and Curacao Bleu – which when combined in the glass looks like you are downing a little slice of brain. Available 30th October to 1st November after 6pm. www.b-soho.co.uk


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Dear Families,
October finds us settling into our school routines. The children come each day ready and eager to learn. They have learned their friends' names and the important truth found in God's Word, Isaiah 43:1, where the Lord says, "Fear not, I have redeemed you, I have called you by name, you are Mine." May these little ones always take comfort in knowing that God knows their names.
The kinders are eager to learn how to read and write. They faithfully practice and their skills improve daily. Math, Bible Time and of course, recess fill out our days. During Oct they will be learning about body systems and how wonderfully God has created us.
Extended Day 4's…
Hooray, we are learning to read! The children are learning to read, write and listen with MacMillan/McGraw Hill Letterbooks.
The 4's…
During October the 4's learning units include: the fall season, nocturnal animals, and of course some pumpkin fun. The artist for Oct is Piet Mondrian. They will be looking at some of Mondrian's works and create artwork in his style. The children will also be listening to classical composers in Oct, learning to identify different instruments in an orchestra.
The 3's…
The 3's will learn about the features, life cycle and habitat of owls, examine fall leaves, sorting by shape, size and color. Pumpkins are also in the plans. Practicing with school tools, especially scissors, offers challenge and a sense of accomplishment.
Bible Stories
The children will learn about Bible heroes Noah, Joshua, Gideon and Daniel. They'll find out how God empowered ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary things for Him.
The children are blessed each week at Chapel. Pastor Mark and Mr. Joel have taught us some praise songs and tell us of God's great love for each of us. Our chapel offering this fall quarter is going to Heifer International. We will purchase chickens at $20 per flock to send to families in need around the globe as a sustainable food source.
There are lots of fun events in October: Joyful Noise Sunday, school photos, field trips and costume parties. Please check your child's calendar for specific dates. Information about school pictures will be coming home soon.
May the Lord Bless Your Family With His Joy and Peace,
Darlene Thauland
October Calendar
Oct 5 – Joyful Noise Sunday-Kinders and 3's at 10:45am Worship
Oct 7 – Kinders trip to Murray Scholls Library
Oct 14 – 3's and Kinders School Photos
Oct 15 – 4's School Photos
Oct 16 – Make-up day for School Photos
Oct 15-16- Family Pancake Breakfasts
Oct 18 – Harvest Party/Chili Cook-off, 3:00-5:00pm for the whole family
Oct 22 – 4's Trip to Baggenstos Pumpkin Patch
Oct 23 – 3's Trip to Baggenstos Pumpkin Patch
Oct 30 – Costume Party for the 3's at 10:00am
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…To bring you your regularly scheduled afternoon, mini-hurricane. Satellite TV is out of course. Computers turned off to prevent lightning damage.
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A Maya Codex Found in a Cave Is Authentic, Researchers Say. Detail of eye on page 6 of the Grolier Codex (photo by Michael Coe, all courtesy Brown University) In the 1960s, looters searching a cave in Chiapas, Mexico, came across a rare, ancient codex rich with illustrations of weapon-wielding deities.
The 13th-century manuscript ended up in the hands of Mexican collector Josué Sáenz, whose story would make a good art crime thriller. History, Travel, Arts, Science, People, Places. Mayans. Gods of Blood And Stone. For Scientific American (Click here for SciAm article) Sometime in the 14th century, the first Mexica found their way into the valley of Teotihuacán.
The Mexica (often incorrectly called Aztecs in modern times) were new to the region. NEW ANCIENT MAYAN UFO ARTIFACTS 2012 JUST RELEASED NO ONE CAN DENY WE HAVE VISITORS COMING. Mayans. MayaWebPages. Unknown Civilization Found in Mexico. An unknown advanced civilization has been discovered in north-central Mexico that changes the accepted historical view of Mesoamerica.
Until now, the Olmec Civilization is said to be the oldest culture of pre-hispanic Mexico, but this mystery civilization thrived alongside the Olmec's over 3,000 years ago, AND the artifacts and stone reliefs unearthed contain symbols never before seen in Mesoamerica! According to the archaeologist leading the Tamtoc excavation, Guillermo Ahuja, "The meaning of the glyphs are still being interpreted. They are not common to the Mesoamerican tradition and have never been registered before. " Where is this place? It is called TAMTOC and is located in the gulf region, along the banks of the Rio Tampaón in the north-central state of San Luis Potosi (about 885 kilometers/550 miles northeast of Mexico City).
ANCIENT MYSTERIES EXPLAINED. Details of the Steen-Mcintyre Hueyatlaco Coverup. Many of our readers have been interested in the study of the site, Hueyatlaco, located in Puebla, Mexico.
That particular site has found remains of human habitation at about between 250,000 to 350,000 years ago. Many things are happening with this site, which have not been reported in other magazines such as "the Ancient American. " We would like to report some of these events to our readers at this time. Hueyatlaco was excavated at first by an archaeologist by the name of Cynthia Williams.
Photo:Virginia Steen-Mcintyre today. We consider Virginia to be a very good friend of ours, and have helped channel some of the financing that she needed to complete her work more recently. We will not attempt here to cover ground which she has already covered in her articles. The man who was in charge of this was a very powerful man in the Mexican archaeological community, and no one would confront him directly with these misdeeds.
<biados. <biados. Hidden Ancient Road Leading To Machu Picchu And An Underground Tunnel Discovered. MessageToEagle.com - Archaeologists just announced they have discovered a hidden ancient road leading straight to Machu Picchu, an Inca sacred place in the Andean mountains of Peru.
The road is part of an underground tunnel. Peru This Week reports "the newly discovered road is about one and a half kilometers long, and varies between 1.2 and 1.4 meters in breadth, depending on the terrain. The road begins at Wayraqtambo and leads up to a platform from which travelers can see parts of the complex at Machu Picchu. Magnificent Machu Picchu Astete added that the road "offers an impressive view of the llaqta inka [village area] at Machu Picchu, from a different angle than everyone usually sees it, and could help to decongest the tourist flow at Machu Picchu."
View from the newly discovered road. Who'd have thought that the Incas themselves would provide modern Peruvian tourism officials with a partial solution to Machu Picchu's traffic problem? Entrance to the tunnel. Native American populations descend from three key migrations, scientists say. Scientists have found that Native American populations -- from Canada to the southern tip of Chile -- arose from at least three migrations, with the majority descended entirely from a single group of First American migrants that crossed over through Beringia, a land bridge between Asia and America that existed during the ice ages, more than 15,000 years ago.
By studying variations in Native American DNA sequences, the international team found that while most of the Native American populations arose from the first migration, two subsequent migrations also made important genetic contributions. The paper is published in the journal Nature July 11. "For years it has been contentious whether the settlement of the Americas occurred by means of a single or multiple migrations from Siberia," said Professor Andres Ruiz-Linares (UCL Genetics, Evolution and Environment), who coordinated the study. "But our research settles this debate: Native Americans do not stem from a single migration. UNSOLVED MYSTERIES. Dinosaurs lived in Mesozoic.
Some of them were giant, wild and brutal, some were living in the water, and some were able to fly. They could have been the real models for dragons and monsters from myths, legends and fairy tales. But men are said to never have lived together with dinosaurs which extinct about 60 million years ago. There are some rock drawings in the Cosquer Cave in Southern France that look like renditions true to nature of dinosaurs.
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The Message of the Engraved Stones of Ica By Javier Cabrera Darquea BOOK EXCERPT. The Greater Picture - The Waldemar Julsrud Collection. The Waldemar Julsrud Collection In July 1944, the 69 year old German merchant and amateur archaeologist, Waldemar Julsrud, took a ride on his horse along the base of the Hill "El Toro" (the Bull) at Acámbaro in Mexico.
Suddenly, he saw half buried under the mud, some ceramic figurines. His interest was piqued immediately, because some years before he had made an archaeological discovery 7 miles away from this area. To the delight of the whole archaeological world a collection of ceramics was then uncovered. UNSOLVED MYSTERIES. World Site of Dinosaur Figurines of Mexico: evidence that dinosaurs and humans coexisted! The Dinosaur Figurines Of Acambaro, MexicoAmazing evidence that dinosaurs and humans coexisted.
In 1945 Waldemar Julsrud, a German immigrant and knowledgeable archeologist, discovered clay figurines buried at the foot of El Toro Mountain on the outskirts of Acambaro, Guanajuato, Mexico. Eventually over 33,000 ceramic figurines were found near El Toro as well as Chivo Mountain on the other side of town.


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"Farleigh is an outstanding school and we aren't in the least surprised that parents go into raptures about the place.
'Ah, lovely Farleigh,' mused one father. Children, teachers and parents extol its virtues, its academic success, its beautiful grounds and its prowess at everything from music to sport.
But above all, it's a happy school, led by an exceptional head who's determined that every pupil should be listened to and understood. He wants children to be given the best possible start in life - and they really are."
"Farleigh is simply unique. Chosen for its Catholic ethos and after endless recommendations, we have been astounded by the school. Each child is seen as an individual, nurtured and encouraged at all times.
The children have the most deep-set sense of right and wrong instilled in them from the moment they arrive, which creates kind, confident and happy children who seek to help others and find joy in the achievement of others."
"The pre-prep is based in its own spacious building on the school site, with two classes per year group. We arrived at 4pm, with excited children pouring into after-school activities like yoga and sewing. Pre-prep opens its doors for breakfast club at 7.30am and an after-school club runs till 5.45pm."
"There is a focus on enrichment of personality: they are educating children for their futures and the workplace, not merely churning out exam bots. Pastoral care is fully integrated throughout and the teaching and learning support provision is excellent...
Parents praise the fact that their children have been lucky enough to enjoy a stress-free childhood: 'It lets children be children' - but there's not a hint of shabbiness. Slick, smart and very, very happy."
"Boarding makes a strong contribution to the distinctive atmosphere of the school. The very positive ethos of the school fosters considerable loyalty and pride in the boarders... It is clearly evident that boarders enjoy each other's company and acknowledge the beneficial effect that boarding has on their independence and self-reliance."
"The setting is delightfully rural, with 70 acres of sweeping Hampshire parkland and a landscaped arboretum, yet only five minutes' drive from the A303.
Parents praise Farleigh's inspirational head, Father Simon Everson, the teaching, the music and the pastoral care, particularly the kindness and support shown by pupils to each other across the year groups."
"Under the guidance of popular headmaster Father Simon Everson... it's become a leading prep school, producing confident, kind, well-rounded children. It's also strong on public speaking and the performing arts."
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Walcot want to provide rugby opportunities for girls of all ages in Bath.
Following the rapid expansion of the girls game we run a full girls section.
U13 - School years 7 &8
U15 - School years 9 &10
U18 - School Years 11, 12 & 13
Prior to this all girls play mixed rugby (boys and girls -as per RFU rules)
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WalcotGirls U18 are new, we only started at the begging of the 2016/17 season - it has been a rapid and slightly awe inspiring expansion in the game. We "Cluster" with Kingswood RFC girls to allow us to play competitive matches.
Our girls come from many different routes into the game so whether you are brand new or have just played a bit at school or even played minis at another rugby club please come along and try it.
So if your thinking rugby might be worth giving a go please do contact us.
We have a well qualified and experienced coaching team including Level 2 coaches. We are helping develop new coaches from among the existing parents, where we provide a lot of support and access to training courses. We will also have some guest coaches through the season.
For more information, please contact Walcot girls email: email@example.com, or Graeme Davidson on mobile: 07751 755169; email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Do also take a look at the Walcot Players/Parents Welcome Pack on the Youth Membership page. this contains lots of good information about Walcot - what we do, how and why.