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Welcome to Year 5
Welcome to Year 5! This year, the class teachers are Miss Barber and our teaching assistant is Miss Couch. There are currently 15 children in our class and we are enthusiastic about learning across the curriculum. It is important that we are resilient, independent and we ensure we come to school keen to do our best, with a love of learning. We will regularly update this page with pictures of our exciting lessons. Please log on and check out what we've been up to!
Click on the link below to see an overview of what we will be learning this year.
Below are some of the exciting things we've been getting up to in class :)
World Science Day
During World Science Day we got the opportunity to go 'Down to the Farm' We were given the chance to pet and feed some farm animals. We had a great time!
We also investigated if the amount of hoop on a Hoop Glider affected the flight distance. We found that the more hoops we put in the glider, the heavier it would become. Overall we found that the amount of hoops did affect the glider.
World Book Day
World Math's Day
This year our theme for World Math's Day was 'Food'. Today, Year 5 worked at 'Delph Side Deli' where they were finding all possible combinations of sandwich they could make with : White bread, Brown Bread, Ham, Cheese, Cucumber and Salad Cream. We made the sandwiches and found all the possible combinations. After that we could have a little nibble on the sandwiches we created.
PE - Military Session 1
Year 5 and 6 started their first session with 'The School Of Military' by getting to know their instructors and their previous roles in the army. They informed us on all the different roles that are available.
Some of the children ended up outside, enduring press-ups, squats, lunge walks and running. We are really looking forward to the next session!
Safer Internet Day
During 'Safer Internet Day' we looked at the power of images that get posted online. We found that an image can tell a different story to other people and can sometimes be misleading. We all love an 'Emoji' but sometimes people can read them in different ways. We also created some 'Memes' to help spread the word about internet safety. Take a look!
Creating a soundtrack
Today we got to experiment with instruments in order to create a short piece of music. We created these pieces to act as a soundtrack for a section on a film. Repeated patterns and slow paces were picked as the best choice to create a magical atmosphere.
We have been looking at the works of John Williams, the composer, and are beginning to understand the importance of soundtracks in films. We listened to a piece of music and tried to visualize what could have been happening. After looking at Wassily Kandinsky, the abstract artist, in our our sessions we used to music to help us create a composition of lines and shapes. We them listened again and started to add colors to our work relating to our feelings when listening to the music.
Dreams and Goals
This term we are going to looking at our dreams and goals for the future. This week we looked at lots of professions and acted them out in the game 'Charades'. We them looked at the different professions and tried to match up the appropriate salary. We were very surprised by some of them and we found it very enjoyable.
Year 5 have been learning how to tell the time in PE.
Simile Poems
Year 5 are having great fun learning and performing their simile poems.
Sock Snowmen
Here is a sneak peak of our Christmas market items. Today, we have been busy making our main product for the Christmas market. We had fun stuffing the snowmen and giving them character with their noses, eyes and buttons. They are now ready to rock!! Look out for them on our stall at just £1.50!
Delph Side Den
Throughout the school all children have been busy creating ideas of what they could make to sell at the Christmas Market this year. Year 5 worked very hard in choosing their ideas and working out the costings they would need to make their ideas come true. They took to creating a pitch for 'Delph Side Den' to ask our investor, Mrs Ormerod, for permission to make the products. Take at look at their fantastic pitch.
Taste Testing our Biscuits
After baking our biscuits we finally got to try them! They turned out exactly how we wanted them too, we were very please. They were soft, tasty and good to look at. We were very proud of our baked goods.
Hour of Code
We completed our 'Hour of Code' using a variety of programming and coding games. We used our knowledge and understanding of programming to move characters and objects to complete the levels provided. We used 'Minecraft' and 'Box Island' apps to put our knowledge to good use.
Making our biscuits
As part of our enrichment this term, we will be using the school kitchen to produce biscuits. We have chosen to make Christmas stained glass biscuits that could be sold at a Christmas market or fair. We worked very hard measuring all the ingredients and forming the dough. The smell from the kitchen was amazing and we are very excited to taste our first batch!
Taste Testing - Lebkuchen
We really enjoyed researching and tasting the traditional German cakes, Lebkuchen. We looked at the appearance, aroma and taste of the biscuits to get some ideas for making our own biscuits. Most of us really liked them and really enjoyed looking at other cultures foods.
Anti-Bullying Week
Throughout the week, we completed many fabulous activities to raise awareness for Anti-Bullying week. We all worked hard to create Origami hearts to hang on our 'Tree of Friendship'. Following this, we got super creative making Peace Doves for our partner class. We made these to spread the peace, love and friendship we have for each other in school.
Weight Challenges
Year 5 had so much fun completing different weight challenges.
We had such a brilliant English lesson listening and watching each other perform our presentations. Miss Barber and Miss Couch thought they were brilliant.
City Skylines
Year 5 and 6 have had lots of fun this week researching different areas of the world. Here is a picture of their city skyline.
Year 5 and 6 working together as a team.
3D Shapes
Year 5 have had great fun this afternoon investigating the properties of 3D shapes.
Year 5 working excellently as a team in our JIGSAW lesson
Check out Year 5's map work. They're working hard looking for cities.
What we will be learning to do this year
Key Learning in Computing Years 5 and 6
Key Learning in Art and Design Years 5 and 6
Key Learning in Design and Technology in Years 5 and 6
Key Learning in Geography Years 5 and 6
Key Learning in History in Years 5 and 6
Key Learning in Languages Years 5 and 6
Key Learning in Mathematics - Year 5
Key Learning in Music Years 5 and 6
Key Learning in Physical Education - Years 3,4,5 and 6
Key Learning in PSHE in Years 5 and 6
Key Learning in Reading in Year 5
Key Learning in Writing in Year 5
Thank you for visiting our class page.


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Posted February 1, 2009 I went to south meck and took AP US and European history classes, but the version of history I learned in high school and the one i learned in college and studying abroad were vastly different, specifically with regard to the american involvement in europe during ww2. From what I remember of 11th grade, Americans declared war, something something something Africa, DDAY, BATTLE OF THE BULGE, HOLOCAUST, VE DAY! We never really learned about the campaigns in North Africa, we never really learned about the role of the Russians, operation Barbarossa, Stalingrad, the Partisans, that german expansion had been pretty much halted before the landing in normandy, that normandy barely succeeded, mainly because Hitler believed the Allies were going to land somewhere else, or that Germany had pretty much run out of fuel by 1943 and spent the last two years or so just bleeding to death. but the people my age I talked to learned a completely different version, and not one that exalted their own country's virtues. My british friends knew that England wasn't going to be able to launch a land invasion, though they probably could have held out until the war ground to a halt, since the Nazis weren't really getting anywhere with their nuclear bomb tests (by the time germany surrendered, they were about as far in their research as americans had been on december 3rd, 1941). The french people I met knew that eventually atleast france north of like Lyon would have become liberated, but they had no illusions about staging an invasion of Germany. What almost all of them had learned was that Germany was defeated by the Russians mostly with material help from the Americans, as well as the Partisans destroying supply lines in eastern europe. I understand that to a degree civics classes are meant to teach national pride and thinks like that, but it seems to be a fairly huge discrepancy. and since it was an AP class I took it's safe to assume that all the other classes had a similar curriculum (standardized tests, etc) did you guys have similar experiences? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 1, 2009 So we had nothing to do with the outcome of WW2 according to the french and russians? Whatever helps them sleep. Russia got lucky the winter came and hampered the Germans. The Germans were crushing them. France is embarrassed that they bent over like a $2 hooker and took it long and hard form the Germans. I'm perfectly content leaving Europe and letting them fend for themselves. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 1, 2009 So we had nothing to do with the outcome of WW2 according to the french and russians? how in the world did you read what I wrote and come away with this? Russia got lucky the winter came and hampered the Germans. lucky? they were lucky winter came? what the hell? The Germans were crushing them. the axis lost 1.5 million troops at stalingrad. after that germany had been stopped. France is embarrassed that they bent over like a $2 hooker and took it long and hard form the Germans. 70 percent of the men in france were killed/wounded in ww1. I don't think many americans understand how the french simply did not want to fight another war, or the horrors of trench warfare in france. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 1, 2009 I went to South Meck I think the similarities end there Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 1, 2009 I don't know about school. It was a long time ago, and I don't think they spent that much time on WWII anyway. What I know about the war is that the US was the primary combatant in the Pacific with almost all responsibility for operations in that theater. The Eastern Front of the European theater was a meatgrinder that ate up most of the German army. Without the Russians chewing up so much German men and resources, there is no way that Normandy could happen. On the other hand, its doubtful that the Russians could have won without the American and British contributions. For one, the threat from Britian and the US kept nearly 2 million troops tied down in Italy and France that could have been put to good use on the Russian front. And the US and British air campaign against Germany had significant effects on German Industry. It didn't have as much of an effect as some of our Air Corps leaders theorized, since German war production went up almost every year. But it definitely impeded their production. And it forced the Luftwaffe to redploy valuable assets away from the front to the homeland. All those anti aircraft guns and fighters could have made a significant impact on the Eastern Front. And most important were US supplies to Russia. The US supplied many weapons to the Russians, but most importantly, they supplied trucks and locomotives, allowing the Russian factories to concentrate on making tanks and weapons (and the Russians made some excellent tanks). The Russians would have had a hard time beating the Germans without the American contribution. And the Western Nations would not have beaten the Germans without the Russian contribution. And the US played the primary role in beating Japan. And Normandy didn't barely succeed. It easily succeeded, at least in the early stages (first 24 hours). The British and Canadians moved inland rather easilty, while the Americans moved in from Utah easily. Omaha was a different story, but even there, the americans had established a decent beachhead by the close of the day. Hitler might have moved those panzer divisions to Normandy, but they wouldn't have gotten there for a day or two, and they would have been subjected to fierce air attacks on the way. And when they got close to the beachhead, they would have come under fire from heavy naval guns. Hitler reacting more quickly would have made the situation at Normandy more difficult, but I think in that case, then the Allies would have barely won due to complete control of the air and sea. BTW, I just finished reading a book call Shattered Sword, the untold story of the Battle of Midway. Excellent book that attempts to tell the battle from the Japanese side. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 1, 2009 funny story the germans told mussolini "for the love of god don't do anything don't attack" and of course italy did as soon as they could before they had a proper army and germany had to continually bail them out. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 1, 2009 The landings in Normandy were thought to have had many more casualties by high command than they actually did. German Panzer divisions were moved south due to fake intelligence the Allies created to throw them off. The Allies dumped dead sailors off the coast of spain, spainish then delivered the fake reports to ze germans. Ive read about ww2since I could read, and most of the things I learned in school corolate with books I have read. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 1, 2009 Everything I learned about WW2 I had read before they taught it in school, always been a history buff. The Russkies contributed a great deal, as evidenced by the fact that they incurred the highest death toll of any Allied Forces nation. However, their effectiveness offensively before our arrival was nil, roughly half of their foot soldiers were armed with pikes. We entered the European theatre at the perfect time for us, when the Germans were gassed from pounding on Britain and freezing to death in Russia. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 1, 2009 Heres the deal. Russia was BY FAR the most involved Allied force, they lost around 6 TO 10 MILLION soldiers (we did not lose quite half a million on both fronts). At the beginning of Barbarossa, the Russians were throwing human wave attacks to try and slow the Germans down, while they moved their factories to the Urals. By the time they started beating back the Germans from the outskirts of Moscow until Stalingrad was decided, it was a stalemate. From then on the Russians had an overwheling advantage in numbers and equipment that was about comparable to the Germans. Russia desperately wanted other fronts open to help them out, this is why (along with Roosevelts perceived need to get the American Army into the fight at the earliest possible time) that Africa was invaded. This resulted in Hitler moving many important air and ground units to assist Italy, which proved to be very important to the Russian Front. The threat, followed by the deed, of invading Europe provided a lot more assistance to the Russians. The UK and US bombing of Germany also diverted much needed aircraft and flak crews from the Russian front, although in the final analysis stategic bombing was probably not worth the costs involved in men and equipment (against Japan with the B-29 was another matter). More important to the war effort was the supplies we provided to the Allied forces. Russia started getting US built planes and trucks, which helped them out a lot. Some of these came by a dangerous convoy route, some via Iran. Japan was doomed from the start because of our manufacturing capability. Beating Germany was the critical task, and it was indeed the Russians who bled them to death. Invading France from the sea involved logistic and supply solutions that the Russians probably could not conceive of doing in 1944. America definitely did more than its part, seeing as it was an ocean away from the fight, but other than the Battle of the Bulge and some really dicey days right after the invasion, the Nazis just fought a harrassing retreat action. Many of the troops in France were conscripts from Poland and other Eatern European nations, mixed with a few of Germanys best troop, and especially tank, divisions. Of course to Htar, this means that France Hates America. I suggest a trip to the Normandy area - the people there have always been happy to see my friends and I as we make our way around the various historical sites. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted February 1, 2009 I don't think High School history classes should spent that much time on World War I/II anyway. They should just hit the basic highlights. If the students then want to study the subject more, they can go to college, or buy/borrow some of the thousands of books on the subject. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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That big splash Real Salt Lake fans have clamored for in 2014 could be gaining steam. On the eve of the August transfer window closing Wednesday, Real Salt Lake is rumored to be in discussions for 27-year-old Argentinean forward Sebastian Jaime. The striker of Club Union Espanola has played in Chile's Primera Division since 2011. Canal del Futbol, a cable TV station in Chile — known as CDF — reported a probable impending move by RSL for Jaime. According to the report, Jaime's contract with Union Espanola ends this December. The report also states that Jaime has scored 39 goals in 124 matches with Union Espanola. According to Chilean publication El Grafico, Jaime did not train with Union Espanola Tuesday and that the forward's arrival to Major League Soccer is "imminent." But in the wake of reports coming out of Chile, Real Salt Lake said no deal is done. "Real Salt Lake is aware of the reports connecting the club to the reports of the player in question," said RSL team spokesman Trey Fitz-Gerald, "however at this point, we do not have a signed player." A native of La Plata, Argentina, Jaime has been at Union Espanola in Santiago, Chile, for three seasons. Prior to that, he was at club La Serena in Chile for a year. Jaime started his professional career playing for Defensores de Cambaceres of Argentina's fourth-division league from 2008 and 2009 before moving to the country's second division with Argentinos Juniors for two years. The Tribune spoke to RSL general manager Garth Lagerwey on July 28 pertaining to the August transfer window closing on Aug. 6. He said both he and RSL coach Jeff Cassar had been exploring options, but reiterated that the preference is to keep the team as constituted. But the club went into a rut, understandably, when stars Kyle Beckerman and Nick Rimando went to Brazil with the U.S. men's national team for seven weeks and all-time leading scorer Alvaro Saborio broke a bone in his foot in late May that will likely keep him out until at least the end of September or early October. "We're always going to be conservative about player movement, particularly in season," Lagerwey said on July 28. Lagerwey has reiterated that if the club was to add a player, it would need to create a roster spot by trading or waiving a player since the current number of allotted spots are maxed out. It's a one-in, one-out situation, if RSL indeeds adds a player. The Tribune will have more on the reported chase of Sebastian Jaime should things progress. Attached above is a highlight clip of some of Jaime's goals with Union Espanola. —Chris Kamrani Twitter: @chriskamrani
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Hoi An to Myson by private car with driver is most choice from travelers in recently. You just need basic need for transportation and other cost such as entrance fee, meal you manage by your own. If you need to learn more information we suggest to rent a tour guide with cost from $30.00usd per day. We suggest depart at early as better in Summer time (From Apr to Sep) because it will be really later then. If not 8:00am is the best time.
Hoi An is a small city in Central Vietnam famous for its wooden houses, family chapels, Assembly Halls and for its silk shops. It is an exceptionally well-preserved example of a South-East Asian trading port dating from the 15th to the 19th century for Chinese, Dutch, French, Japanese, Portuguese and Arab merchants who traded mainly in high quality silks. Its buildings and its street plan reflect the influences, both indigenous and foreign, that have combined to produce this unique heritage site. If you are interested in historic places or World Heritage Sites you can spend 1 day to explore Myson Holy-land to learn more about Cham's Cultures.
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Mushrooms may not be everyone's favorite food, but these edible fungi have still managed to inspire a wealth of celebrations across the United States and beyond. At mushroom festivals, food fans can sample products and watch demonstrations from mushroom cultivators. Some mushroom festivals focus on specific forms of fungi, such as morels, while others offer a more varied coverage of different mushrooms.
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The Southern state of Kentucky plays host to a mushroom festival in April. The Mountain Mushroom Festival (mountainmushroomfestival.org), held in Irvine, celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2010. The festival focuses on the morel mushroom, and is free for visitors. Other attractions include entertainment, antiques and arts and crafts booths. The Texas Mushroom Festival (texasmushroomfestival.com) is an annual event found in the city of Madisonville. This festival provides visitors with opportunities to sample not only mushrooms but also a range of Texan wines. The festival organizers hope that the event will bring together the community and give local businesses a chance to showcase their wares.
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The state of Michigan is a hotbed of mushroom festivals. In Boyne City, visitors to the National Morel Mushroom Festival (morelfest.com) will find morel-filled culinary delights cooked up by local restaurants, and will have an opportunity to listen to songs written about morels, and even join in on a mushroom-themed treasure hunt. Claiming to be the mushroom capital of the U.S., Mesick, Michigan, hosts a festival (mesick-mushroomfest.org) each year. Cultivators of black morels can enter the mushroom contest, but for everyone else there's craft stalls, a beer tent and carnival rides.
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Eugene, Oregon, hosts one of the mushroom events on the West Coast. This mushroom festival (mountpisgaharboretum.org/festivals) is held annually in October and features opinions from experts on all things mushroom-related, as well as a display of hundreds of different fungi collected in the western half of the state. Other activities include a scarecrow-building contest and cider stalls. Over in Washington State, the town of Lacey organizes the Pacific Northwest Mushroom Festival (pnwmushroomfest.com) during July. The event attracted 8,000 visitors at its fourth annual festival in 2011. Highlights include chefs' demonstrations and a tour of a mushroom farm, as well as live music and children's activities.
Outside of the U.S., some mushroom festivals have gained international renown. The Trossachs Mushroom Festival (mushroomfestival.co.uk) is hosted by Scottish towns such as Aberfoyle, but its inspiration lies in China, and it's held in conjunction with the Chinese Embassy. Foods available include fungi-inspired dishes as well as stir-fry offerings. Entertainment meanwhile consists of both Chinese traditions such as costumed dragons and British staples such as ceilidh dance gatherings. In Uzumlu, in Turkey, a mushroom festival was held for the first time in 2009 to celebrate the tradition of using locally-grown fungi in dishes. The Uzumlu Morel Festival features culinary samples as well as folk dancing and talks from mushroom experts.
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Last weekend Aaron and I had our first vacation away from the kids for 2 nights in a row. It was the first time to be away from them. We had such a wonderful time with our best friends!!! Wished the weekend was longer!!!:)
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17 January 2011 General Assembly President Joseph Deiss said today he hopes "real negotiations" may at last get under way this year in the almost two-decades-long process to enlarge the Security Council, bringing the United Nations body whose decisions are binding into line with the Organization's current membership.
The Council was last enlarged in 1965 when its membership was increased from 11, including the five permanent members – China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom and United States – to 15, at a time when the UN only had 118 Members States.
Today the UN has 192 members, but attempts over the past 18 years to enlarge the Council have become bogged down in how many additional seats should be created, whether some should be permanent, and whether these should have veto powers. At present the 10 non-permanent members are elected for two-year terms and have no veto powers.
"The situation for the moment is quite complex still and I hope that during this year we will at least be able to bring the negotiations, real negotiations under way," Mr. Deiss told a news conference at UN Headquarters in New York.
He noted that Ambassador Zahir Tanin of Afghanistan, who has been overseeing the negotiations on Council reform, last month presented a paper giving an overview of the positions of all Member States, received further input and is expected to produce a new paper by March.
The so-called G4 (Group of Four) – Germany, Brazil, India and Japan – have been considered potential new permanent members, while Africa is also seeking two permanent members.
While decisions of the current 15-member Council are binding, those of the 192–member General Assembly are not, and many members have called for further empowering the Assembly.
Outlining the Assembly's programme in the coming months, Mr. Deiss cited a High-Level Meeting on HIV/AIDS from 8 to 10 June, a review of the work of key UN organs and revitalization of the Assembly, and high-level meetings in September on curbing non-communicable diseases, desertification and the follow-up to the 2001 World Conference against Racism in Durban, South Africa.
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The Harlem Globetrotters Visit Tony Gemignani
The Harlem Globetrotter visit Tony Gemignani at Tony's Pizza Napoletana
The Basketball World Collides with the Pizza World:
When you get World Champions together you know you are in for something special. When the Champions are from totally different areas, well you get a total mash of talents.
That is exactly what happened when the Harlem Globetrotters visited Tony Gemignani at his Tony's Pizza Napoletana.
Tony explained his fond memories of his Dad taking his brother Frank and him to see the Harlem Globetrotters play. "It's one of your childhood memories you grow up with and it stays with you forever," he stated.
Now the amazing stars and legends of basketball were going to be visiting and playing basketball with him at his restaurant.
Tony, a Legends of Pizza, has distinguished himself as both an incredible pizzaiolo (pizza master) and World Pizza Champion as a pizza acrobat. As a matter of fact he is a 9 time World Pizza Champion.
Inside the pizzeria, Tony amazed the Globetrotters with a few tricks and showed them the finer points of pizza tossing. They explained not only does Tony have some of the best pizza around, but they dubbed him: "He's a Globe Trotter With the Pizza dough."
They said: "We want to know the secrets to what you do..What is the first thing? " And there was Tony giving a pizza tossing lesson to the Harlem Globetrotters! He gave them an intro lesson into pizza tossing. "This trick is the basis for all pizza tricks…" he stated. "Grab it and turn it.."
Then they showed Tony the basics of spinning a basketball. After that they invited him to join the Globetrotters. "He's got a lot of skills…" they said.
After mincing a few words, the Globetrotters took Tony outside. They explained they were at: " Here at Tony's Pizza Napoletana, (right on the corner), we are going to have a going to have a Magic Triangle A.K.A. a magic pizza slice…"
And there they were, two Harlem Globetrotters and Tony Gemignani, doing their acrobatics to the familiar strains of "Sweet Georgia Brown". Tony tossed and flipped his pizza dough. at one point bouncing it off his shoe while the basketball experts tossed and flipped and did everything imaginable with the basketball. They bounced the ball everywhere imaginable. Of course they balanced the ball on the tip of their fingers and spun it. The ball was balanced on the tip of their nose, on their backs, and even the top of their heads. All the while Tony was manipulating the dough in every way possible.
Then they brought out 2 basketballs and Tony brought out two pizzas. Each trying to outshine the other. Laughs, jokes and hugs continued throughout the demonstration. Tony got on his back still tossing the pizzas. Through his legs, under his body and he never missed a beat!
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Hey everyone, welcome from FL! We are on week 3 of vacation and I have come down with a beauty of a head cold.....dang it! But it is way better than putting up with snow back in Boston. I miss stamping with real ink and paper so much and worry that my mojo will be gone when I return.
The weather here in FL has been wonderful but I have to admit I am ready to go back home- after all there is no place like home right! Well, today I got onto my computer and played with the Mojo Monday sketch and mds because that is all I have at my disposal. I am hoping I can begin to step it up when I get back home, amd have to say I have no clue what I am doing or how to JAZZ things up, but it will do for now. Have a great day and I will see you soon!
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We miss you. I'm not sure about your comments that your mojo may be gone or you have no clue about jazzing things up, because this MDS card is beautiful. There is a ton of interest here. And the one last week was fantastic too. Glad you are missing all the snow, we had 2 snowfalls and a flood here since you went to Florida. Wish I was there with you. Hugs.
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This is such a gorgeous card. Love the details and the colours. Hugs Michele x
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Now before spotting this, I had spotted this other, rather mediocre tent, which, had I been anywhere other than IKEA would have done just fine.
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But once I had seen the medieval tent, complete with it's own little flag, I couldn't think of anything else. Instantly, I had the urge to buy it - it would be like Caesar's own castle! I picked one up and Damien burst out laughing! "You can laugh now!" I told him, "...but you'll thank me when you've had a good nights sleep!" A good nights sleep is a myth as far as I'm concerned. I can't remember the last time that I had one. Probably when I was on holiday and Caesar wasn't there! Even then though my slumber was troubled by my cursed imagination picturing what he would be doing at that moment....what would he be destroying or eating that he shouldn't be?
Cute little flag!
The bed seems a little bit bigger now it's in my lovely bedroom...
Inside the tent had more than enough space and I filled it with blankets, cushions, his bed and a few toys. I hoped to make it like a miniature bedroom inside a bedroom for the little prince dog!
As soon as Caesar had finished his tea, he came bounding up the stairs to see what I had been doing. He didn't know what to do first! He jumped onto the bed and then bounced off and landed ON the tent! After a short time, though, he realised how to get into the tent and ran in and out of it wildly. Then he took his new teddy in with him. And then, finally, he decided to lie down!
Caesar settled in his new house with his teddy.
I decided I would leave the curtains open to begin with just so that Caesar didn't feel trapped inside but, after a while, it became clear that he was quite comfortable with the house so, I climbed in with him and shut the curtains so that we were cuddled up in there together (I told you it was big)!
Finally, I climbed out, leaving Caesar lying on his bed. And shut the curtain. He seemed happy enough, though I have an inkling that he may still be keeping an eye on what is going on...
Has anyone else ever used something for their dog that wasn't intended for this use? I'd love to know your dog hacks! Leave a comment to share one.


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While preparing to go to church, James Sullivan, 70 years old, a prominent citizen of Prince William county, was stricken with paralysis in his home at Canova last Sunday night at 7:30 o'clock. He died shortly after 8 o'clock Monday night. The funeral was held from Woodbine Church yesterday afternoon.
James R. Sullivan joined the Prince William Rifles, Company F, of the Seventeenth Virginia Infantry and served faithfully with the company to the surrender at Appomattox, and was twice wounded. He was made corporal and afterward sergeant.
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Common sense.
During the runup to the fall 2008 "election", I would conduct business in a downtown area swarming with a typically enormous feral negro population. Every last cubicle in city hall, etc is filled by a non-white and they each had their personal little shrine dedicated to Obama via a picture of him or two and the ubiquitious quote "hope and change". I could have cut the atmosphere with a knife. The assumption on their part that if he were not to have been "elected" then there was some racist conspiracy that would have to be dealt with by rioting, etc was perfectly evident in the air. It was tense. It is sad that North America has fallen from grace and is overburdened with such a dense population of swarthy, seething, angry and jealous as sin non-whites. I blame the jews and their white libtarded and christarded co-conspirators for horribly dysgenic effect their minldessness and moralitylessness has allowed to spawn and setup residence in this formerly fair Nation over these last 100 years. |
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Hoot (?), v. i. [imp. & p. p. Hooted; p. pr. & vb. n. Hooting.] [OE. hoten, houten, huten; cf. OSw. huta, Sw. huta ut to take one up sharply, fr. Sw. hut interj., begone! cf. also W. hwt off! off with it! away! hoot!]
To cry out or shout in contempt.
Matrons and girls shall hoot at thee no more. Dryden.
To make the peculiar cry of an owl.
The clamorous owl that nightly hoots. Shak.
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Hoot, v. t.
To assail with contemptuous cries or shouts; to follow with derisive shouts.
Partridge and his clan may hoot me for a cheat. Swift.
Hoot, n.
A derisive cry or shout.
The cry of an owl.
Hoot owl Zool., the barred owl (Syrnium nebulosum). See Barred owl.
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Chris Hedges, whose column is published Mondays on Truthdig, is a senior fellow at The Nation Institute in New York City. He spent nearly two decades as a foreign correspondent in Central America, the Middle East, Africa and the Balkans. He has reported from more than 50 countries and has worked for The Christian Science Monitor, National Public Radio, The Dallas Morning News and The New York Times, for which he was a foreign correspondent for 15 years.
Hedges was part of the team of reporters at The New York Times awarded a Pulitzer Prize in 2002 for the paper's coverage of global terrorism. He also received the Amnesty International Global Award for Human Rights Journalism in 2002. In 2009 the Los Angeles Press Club honored Hedges' original columns in Truthdig by naming the author the Online Journalist of the Year and granting him the Best Online Column award for his Truthdig essay "Party to Murder," about the December 2008-January 2009 Israeli assault on Gaza.
He has written nine books, including Empire of Illusion: The End of Literacy and the Triumph of Spectacle, I Don't Believe in Atheists and the best-selling American Fascists: The Christian Right and the War on America. His book War Is a Force That Gives Us Meaning was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award for Nonfiction.
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LONDON Sep 3 Pubs group Enterprise Inns ETI.L and Ukrainian iron ore miner Ferrexpo (FXPO.L) look set to exit the UK's FTSE 100 .FTSE index later this month after a quarterly rejig, data showed on Wednesday.
Declining beer sales and a series of negative broker notes have pushed Enterprise Inns' value down by over 45 percent this year, while weaker metal prices have hit Ferrexpo.
British free-to-air broadcaster ITV (ITV.L) and retailer Carphone Warehouse CPW.L are also in danger of leaving the UK's benchmark index, according to the data.
"Enterprise Inns and ITV are suffering from structural changes to the UK consumer that are seeing consumers use terrestrial TV and pubs less," said Colin McLean, managing director at SVM Asset Management in Edinburgh.
He added that the credit crunch and economic slowdown are denting spending at pubs as consumers tighten their belts and hunt for bargains at supermarkets.
Firms expected to enter the UK's blue-chip index are software group Autonomy AUTN.L and satellite operator Inmarsat (ISA.L).
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Maeve Sherlock
Maeve Christina Mary Sherlock, Baroness Sherlock', OBE (born 10 November 1960) is a Labour Party life peer
Born in Finsbury Park, north London, Sherlcok was educated at Our Lady's Abingdon in Abingdon on Thames before going on to study Sociology at Liverpool University. She later received an MBA from the Open University.[1] She served as NUS President from 1988 to 1990.
From 2007-2010 she was a commissioner of the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC).[2] Sherlock chaired the National Student Forum from 2007 to 2010 and was a Non-Executive Director of the Child Maintenance and Enforcement Commission from 2008-2010. She has been on the board of the Financial Ombudsman Service since 2007.
She was chief executive of the Refugee Council, a charity supporting refugees and asylum seekers in the UK, between August 2003 and October 2006. Prior to joining the charity, she worked as a special advisor to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Gordon Brown MP. At the Treasury her brief covered social issues such as child poverty and welfare reform.
Sherlock has also been Chief Executive of the National Council for One Parent Families, Director of the education charity UKCOSA and is a former president of the National Union of Students. She was a trustee of the think tank Demos. She studied at the University of Liverpool in the 1980s. She is currently[when?] working on her doctorate in Theology at St Chad's College, Durham University, of which she is also an Honorary Fellow and Tutor.[3][4]
She was apponted an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the 2000 New Year Honours.[5]
On 17 June 2010, she was created a life peer as Baroness Sherlock, of Durham in the County of Durham,[6] and was introduced in the House of Lords on 5 July 2010.[7]
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How Do You Spell ONT?
Correct spelling for the English word "ont" is [ ˈɒnt] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
Common Misspellings for ONT
Below is the list of 3 misspellings for the word "ONT". Misspellings percentages are collected from over 510 000 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.
- nt (33.3%)
- onlt (55.6%)
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Usage Examples for ONT
- Wall, says I, you may as well make up your mind in the first ont that I hain't goin' to give my consent to have you go into any thing dangerous. - "Sweet Cicely Or Josiah Allen as a Politician" by Josiah Allen's Wife (Marietta Holley)
- Even the French Revolution he sees in Les Dieux Ont Soif as a scuffle of insects to be regarded with amusement rather than amazement by the philosopher among his cardboard toys. - "The Book of This and That" by Robert Lynd
- And some may speak French fluently in Ont - "Poems" by Edward Shanks
- And you can easily conceive the derision and contempt with which the mighty " boise" was treated by the boys of the rival and neighbouring parish of St. Godard, who used to sing- " Les habitants de Saint Nicaise Ont le coeur haut et fortune basse." - "The Story of Rouen" by Sir Theodore Andrea Cook
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Sparked by FIREGIRL...
In writing the following review of one of my new favorite children's books, I learned a painful lesson about a problem in one of my own book projects—a problem I did not see clearly until now. More on that later....
Here's the review: Firegirl, by Tony Abbott , is a middle-grade novel that I want every one of my students to read—even the ones older than 13. The first word that comes to my mind to describe this book is HONEST. The second is REALISTIC. The narrator is a 7th grade boy who crosses the invisible boundary created by his fearfully judgmental classmates between themselves and the new girl--a horribly disfigured, lonely burn victim. He first communicates with her not out of courage, but out of obligation; he then befriends her not out of heroic compassion, but out of poignant empathy.
Tom is not an author's mouthpiece, a puppet-like hero character who acts extraordinarily mature or philosophical to show other characters, as well as readers, how to act toward people who are different and suffering because of their differences. No, Tom is an ordinary, awkward, insecure, and sincere middle-school boy, which is why his reluctant boundary crossing makes him a realistic hero in the end. He admits to being afraid of his burned friend, and to feeling scared about speaking up for her. His fear is how readers connect to him, and his admirable introspective ability evolves naturally from his experience, rather than appearing as a gift with which the author has blessed him, conveniently, to help teach a lesson. This book offers, in addition to a heart-warming story, a writing lesson in characterization—a lesson I have learned.
The main character in my middle-grade novel has been called "too good" and "too wise" by some of the fellow authors who have critiqued my novel-in-progress. Though my protagonist's hardships helped him develop his introspective quality, he communicates his acquired wisdom far too well, I realize, to be believable. He needs to be more awkward, less confident, more himself, less me. Even if my story has a fantastical bent, my character will garner more love if he is more like my readers. An "Aha!" moment…
THIS IS WHY NOVELISTS SHOULD REVISE BASED NOT ONLY ON CRITIQUES AND THE ADVICE OF OTHER PROFESSIONAL WRITERS, BUT ALSO—AND MOST IMPORTANTLY—ON THE LESSONS LEARNED FROM READING NOVELS IN OUR GENRES UNTIL WE FIND THE PARTICULAR NOVEL THAT PRESENTS THE PARTICULAR LESSON THAT PERFECTLY APPLIES TO OUR PARTICULAR STORY. Whereas the critiques I have received have certainly helped me, reading Firegirl has fanned the sparks I've received from others into a blazing recognition. Now off to revise I go…for the last time, I hope.
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