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Honestly, I did. It was clever, and amusing. Somewhere between feeds and changing nappies and clothes of several children I lost it though.
Ah well. This will not be the last time, I'm sure.
Anyways. I wanted to blog about writing. Where am I going to begin? When of course I have the time, or the free hands. I have to confess that the itch has returned already. It did this last time too – I thought I'd have longer what with more kids and all. I'd planned for 6 weeks off but by the end of those 6 weeks I'd finished the novel I was working on prior to Lauren's arrival.
This time around? Well, I am working on that untitled zombie baby novel I began in block two of the creativity workshop. It's not one of those pressing novels though. It doesn't demand to be worked on every day, or even every other day – which is exactly what I need right now. I'm hoping to just add words to it when I can without putting too much pressure on myself. There is no deadline or goal date for getting it finished by. It will be done, when it's done.
I've also decided to get back into my crit work – for some reason, this seems easier to do than my own writing. It was the same last time as well. I have a novel waiting to be critiqued, and several chapters/shorts for people. It'll still be slow going, but I think it's a nice easy way to incorporate writing stuff into my life again as well. Plus it will get my brain working in that critical way which is so important for editing/revising/polishing my own work.
Which leads to the third thing.
My goal for writing this year was primarily to get 5 short stories published. I felt this would give me some experience with submission and all the things that go with it. So far, I've had two short stories accepted which means I still have 3 to go to make my goal! I've got two short stories out on submission at the moment (the wait times are HUGE apparently, but I can be patient) and I have 4 or so that need some work before I can start sending them out.
Some need more work than others, some are in pretty decent shape – so I'm still feeling like I can achieve the goal if I work at it. Slowly. Without putting too much pressure on myself.
The home stuff has to come first. Making sure that each of my girls is getting attention and feeling loved and secure. Making sure that I nurture my relationship with Hubby because lets face it, three young children is a lot of work, but to give them a stable base we need to stay connected. And I love him. I was irritated with him a lot during the end of my pregnancy but now that Natalie is here heaps of that has lifted. It was a lot to do with my hormones and emotions and it's nice to reconnect with him without feeling that underlying internal tension I had. We're a good team.
Anyways, I'm now rambling, I think.
I have goals, and plans with no timelines, which is something new for me. I know things will fall into place and soon I will have more time. I think for me, it was more important to have a plan than to have the time to launch into it full scale, just knowing what I've got set up for me helps to keep my head clear.
The key is not to put pressure on myself. To enjoy all the moments I have free to write. To most of all enjoy my beautiful family and all the blessings there are in my life.


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Living in Salzburg, there is no way to get away from the classical composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Every store carries Mozart balls (a candy made of chocolate and marzipan), if not also Mozart perfume or Mozart rubber duckies.
On Mozart's actual birthday, January 27, both Mozart museums offer free admission and there are various celebrations held around the city. I headed out into the city that evening to get some free birthday cake and then join a tour of Mozart's Geburtshaus, the museum located at the house where he was born. Though small, the museum provided a good overview of the composer's family life. It was especially nice to hear specific information about what was in each room from a specific guide.
In addition, every year, the International Mozarteum Foundation organizes a series of concerts each January around Mozart's birthday. Salzburg College took all of us to a concert on January 31 at the Großer Saal Mozarteum. Lasting around an hour, it unfortunately reminded me why I prefer Romantic composers. It was still an enjoyable concert, if only because I got to see a very different orchestra setup and a few unusual instruments, such as a travers-flute.

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Delirium is a common medical problem that is characterised by changes in mental function and occurs more often among older people. When delirium occurs people are confused and may be ether very agitated or quiet and drowsy. The onset of delirium is always sudden. It usually only lasts for a few days but may persist for longer periods. It can be a serious condition.
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How common is delirium?About one-fifth of older people admitted to hospital, and close to half of the residents in aged care facilities will experience delirium at some stage of their care.
What causes delirium?Common causes of delirium in older people include:
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How does delirium start?The symptoms happen very quickly, usually over hours or days. A person's behaviour can also fluctuate during the course of a single day. Delirium is sometimes mistaken for dementia or depression, so it is important for family/friends to notify medical/nursing staff of any sudden change in a person's mental state.
How long does delirium last?Delirium usually only lasts for a few days but sometimes it will continue for weeks or even months. If delirium is not resolved quickly, it can lead to serious complications such as falls, pressure ulcers, longer lengths of stay in hospital, and even death.
Will delirium recur?People who have experienced delirium do have a higher risk of experiencing delirium again.
How is delirium treated?Delirium is generally associated with an underlying physical illness. However it is not always possible to identify the cause. Staff will do a thorough medical assessment to look for and treat the underlying cause of the delirium. Treatment also includes reducing the risk of complications and lessening symptoms.
Role of family and carersFamily members/carers can provide valuable information to the staff caring for the person with delirium.
It is important to notify staff of any sudden change in a person's mental or physical condition.
How can you help care for someone with delirium?It is reassuring for people with delirium to see familiar people. Visit as often as you can and try to be available to help with their care. Encourage other family members or friends to help as well.
If you have any concerns or questions about delirium, talk to your local doctor or ask your hospital staff.
ContactsCarers Resource Centres
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Aged Care Information Line
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National Dementia Helpline
Ph: 1800 100 500
Carers Australia
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Environment » Natural Resources » Biodiversity » Native birds - Hamilton Halo » Hamilton city morepork survey
Moreporks are iconic New Zealand birds that are instantly recognisable from their distinctive calls. They are known to inhabit many different habitats in New Zealand, however, comparatively little is known about urban morepork populations.
The overall goal of the possum and rat control that we do in bush areas near the city is to improve the survival of all our native birds, and we were very pleased to learn some good news about the morepork population in Hamilton, as the report below from the Ornithological Society of New Zealand (www.osnz.org.nz(external link)) says. [Our thanks to the society for allowing their findings to be summarised here.]
The Ornithological Society of New Zealand (OSNZ) is committed to encouraging, organising and promoting the study and enjoyment of birds, and has 17 regions across the country.
As part of the Waikato region's 2011 programme, a morepork survey of Hamilton was organised as a fun way to involve and expose many different people to ornithology. It was also the first time such a survey had been conducted in a New Zealand city. Fortunately, Moira Pryde from the Department of Conservation had developed a method for surveying moreporks that community groups could use, though it had so far been untried.
The survey was organised primarily by Dai Morgan, OSNZ, and Andrew Styche (Department of Conservation). Twenty different Hamilton sites were selected and, for five nights between 24-28 October 2011, people went to each of these sites to record moreporks for an hour after sunset.
Preliminary findings were quite encouraging – 16 of the 20 sites detected moreporks at least once over the five night survey. Of these 16 'successful' sites, 13 detected moreporks on two different nights and five managed to have birds counted every night, despite some noisy traffic and one evening of weather that was less than pleasant.
Moreporks were detected at the 13 sites by the second night of the survey, suggesting that a bird is likely to be counted quickly. On at least one of the nights the birds were counted at the beginning of the survey, suggesting the counting was being done at the 'right' time of the night.
But, what does this all mean? Well, before we did the survey, there were no other studies that had attempted to count moreporks in a New Zealand city. This makes comparisons with other areas a little difficult. However, moreporks are classed as 'widespread and moderately common' throughout the rest of New Zealand and this also appears to be true for Hamilton too! The fact that we detected moreporks in so many sites is, perhaps, not so surprising as we intentionally chose areas that should support them; e.g., gullies, parks and other green spaces.
It is likely that the moreporks detected at sites on most or all nights are probably resident there. Birds only detected at a site on one or two nights may have been transients that were just passing through, or perhaps the count site was on the edge of their home-range, so they only visited the area where they were counted sporadically.
It is impossible to determine this level of detail from the data we collected; however, the fact that a bird was detected there is good enough for our purposes. When we repeat the survey, it will be interesting to see if those sites still have birds detected.
We also found that 11 of the 16 'successful' sites had two or three birds present. This is great news as it implies that breeding within the city is probably occurring too (especially when two or more birds were counted at a site during most/all nights). Looking at how successful these breeding birds are would be very interesting, and may be picked up by a post grad student at some stage - the data we have collected would be very useful in such a study.
Where to from here? The first thing that we'll do is fully analyse the data. We are sure that more interesting findings will come out of this with a closer inspection. Next, we'll look to put the study within the public domain through publication in New Zealand's only bird focused scientific journal, Notornis (http://notornis.osnz.org.nz/(external link)). This study was done under the OSNZ umbrella, and other regions across the country have expressed an interest in doing surveys in their cities - this will be great for future comparisons.
We will want to repeat the survey again in Hamilton at a later date .
It was amazing to see how many people were keen to give up their time each night to count moreporks, and thrilling that people brought their kids along to help out too. Officially, we had 56 people on the list, but I know partners, friends and relatives were brought in as well - so it was a big effort. We counted 20 sites on five occasions - that is 100 hours of work! It is really encouraging that Hamiltonians have a keen interest in conservation, which can only result in good things for the future!
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Macron's moves to rebrand France as 'business friendly' pay off
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President Emmanuel Macron ran for office on a promise to revitalise the economy and shed France's reputation as a place that is hostile to business. Less than a year into his tenure, his efforts have started to pay off.
"France is back," Macron announced in a speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Wednesday, continuing his charm offensive to convince the world that France is open for business.
"France was coming from a very low point both in terms of policy and in terms of perception," Peter Zemsky, professor of strategy at INSEAD, told FRANCE 24. At Davos, he said, it was clear that: "Macron has shifted perceptions."
France's reputation for smothering bureaucracy in addition to high taxes, and a labour code that's not business friendly, has made it hard for the country to attract foreign investment and talent.
"For the first time in a long time I sense optimism both in France and from investors looking at France," Paul Rawlinson, global president of law firm Baker McKenzie, told French daily Le Monde in Davos.
And the "Macron effect", as the French press has taken to calling it, has something to do with it. "He's competent, well-versed in the details. He's very impressive," observed JP Morgan chairman Jamie Dimon, also speaking to Le Monde.
In his speech, Macron said he wanted to make it easier to fail and take risks in France. He alternated between French and English as he spoke, sprinkling English words like "business friendly", "free-riding", "hub", "gap", "device", "shadow banking", and "race to the bottom" into the French part of his speech.
But Macron is using more than words to woo the business community. In addition to recent tax breaks and labour reforms, Macron held a sumptuous dinner at Versailles on Monday where the French president asked 140 multinational business leaders to #ChooseFrance. Many of them used the dinner, billed as a "warm-up" to the Davos summit, to announce major French investments.
French President at #ChooseFrance talking about reforms and modernization of France.Erwan Keraudy (@eKeraudy) 22 janvier 2018
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Facebook announced that it would expand its Paris Artificial Intelligence team and spend $12.2 million on new equipment. Germany's software giant SAP pledged to spend €2.5 billion in France over the next five years. Toyota will invest €300 million to increase capacity at a plant in northern France, creating up to 700 new jobs. Google will open four Google hubs and add 1,000 jobs.
"France has all the assets to succeed. It has top engineers, great entrepreneurs, one of the best education systems in the world, great infrastructure, and successful global companies," wrote Google CEO Sundar Pichai in a blog post detailing the plan.
Thirty-eight thousand engineers graduate in France every year. The country is also home to more than 9,400 startups and the world's largest startup incubator, Station F, which opened in Paris in June.
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Macron has "completely changed" France's image, telecoms billionaire and Station F-backer Xavier Niel said Wednesday, crediting the youthful, pro-business politician with attracting an influx of tech talent.
Since his election in May 2017, the former investment banker has already pushed through labour law reforms that make it easier for businesses to fire workers. He has also sharply cut wealth and capital gains taxes. He is capitalising on high confidence in Europe and uncertainty over Brexit to lure companies to France.
A survey by the US Chamber of Commerce and consultancy Bain & Company in November found a record 72 percent of US investors were optimistic about the French economy, up from just 30 percent in 2016.
Macron is "perceived as a pro-business president", said the Bain report. American investors see this political change as a sign of a major transformation in France, the start of "a French New Deal".
However, the report warned that while France had made great progress in revamping its image, the UK and Germany remain better positioned to attract investment. The durability of the "Macron Effect" will depend on the success of Macron's reforms and his ability to explain them to foreign investors, the report concluded.
Not just the 'Macron Effect'
While Macron has won most of the credit for boosting France's image, some of the country's business-friendly moves predate his election. Macron's predecessor, François Hollande, set up new visas for digital entrepreneurs while in 2015 a dozen French startups launched the WonderLeon campaign to lure overseas French talent back home.
"What I'm seeing right now is that France is starting to look like what I saw in London 10 or 12 years ago. There's a lot of evolution. We're on a good path," said Jean-Michel Petit, CEO of food startup VizEat, speaking at a WonderLeon event in 2017.
Venture capital investment increased to more than €2.2 billion in 2016, putting France second only to the UK on the European startup scene. France took the lead in the first eight months of 2017, raising €2.7 billion--nine times more than for the full year of 2014.


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The next Hide-Tanning Weekend Workshop is in October of 2019
This workshop is a powerful challenge. Attempting the very physical act of transforming raw animal skin into useful leather is an ambitious undertaking! We provide nutritious meals, cozy lodging, a welcoming campus, knowledgeable and skilled staff, good tools and high quality materials. You provide the elbow grease, effort and labor. With focus, determination and dedication it is possible to walk away with a finished hide. We will do everything in our power to help you succeed. As we are all students, at different learning levels, based on diversity of skill sets, age, past experience, exposure and physical prowess, each participant will have a unique experience.
This weekend workshop begins at 10am on Friday and ends at 4pm on Sunday. The entire time is required. White tail deer hides will be provided for each participant from tagged deer harvested and taken to a meat processor. They are hides that would otherwise be discarded. Our intention is to honor the sacred parts of each animal and use them to their highest purpose. This class coveres the wet-scrape brain tanned method of making buckskins. We will flesh and grain each hide on a beam, rather than in a frame. Dry scraping in a frame is another valuable (often superior) method of brain-tanning, but takes too long to complete in a 3-day workshop. The hides provided in this class will already be off the deer and quick-fleshed and occasionally soaked in a basic solution ahead of time to help the hair slip. All finished hides will be bare. Hair-on methods are not covered in this class. (This class does not cover hunting animals. Hunting classes are offered on a case by case basis, during open season to licensed hunters ages 15 and older by Eustace. To learn more about that, please leave a message at (828) 265-2267)
Date/Time: April 5-7 arrive 9am Friday, depart 5pm Sunday
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I went to Turtle Island for the hide tanning workshop in March 2017. It was an amazing experience - everyone was kind and welcoming and I came away with a ton of new knowledge about the craft (among other things) and a finished hide! The best part of my experience was the other people - volunteers and fellow workshop attendees. Everyone seemed so genuinely happy to be there and interested in learning and helping out. I wish I was surrounded by so much positivity in my everyday world. Also the food is INSANELY GOOD!!!! I can't wait to come back - hopefully soon! - Alexandra Pike
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My original hourly insert was definitely not up to snuff and I decided to add even more. This insert is double sided and already designed to print exactly as is! Included in this hourly insert is hours from 6 AM/PM to 9:30 AM/PM, a daily gratitude section, and a top three for your day. On the back side of this freebie you'll see a notes section (I'll explain why later on!).
There are a few things you'll notice with this hourly insert. I left the AM/PM off of this insert on purpose! I wanted to leave the possibility of an alternate schedule for someone who works second or third shift. By eliminating the AM/PM it allows for a larger range and for different lifestyles. I wish I could have included more, but I wanted to include the half hours to allow for better time management!
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On the Ice with Phil Naessens Edition 8 Nicklas Lidström Retires
Segment One: Bowen Pausey and I discuss Nicklas Lidström, Ryan Suter, Tim Thomas, Bob Hartley, Mats Zuccarello, Michel Therrion and the final between the LA Kings and the New Jersey Devils.
Segment Two: Chris Wassel explains what is "icing" and what a forecheck is and then gives us in depth analysis of the 2012 Stanley Cup Final between the Kings and the Devils.
To listen to the program from the site please click the link provided below. To save this program to your portable listening device please right click the link below and select "save as".
Bowen Pausey can be found on the web here and here.
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On the Ice with Phil Naessens is now on Phatz Sports Radio
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Posted on June 6, 2012, in 2012 Stanley Cup Playoffs, Podcast and tagged Bob Hartley, LA Kings, Mats Zuccarello, Michel Therrion, New Jersey Devils, Nicklas Lidström, Podcast, Radio, Ryan Suter, Stanley Cup, Tim Thomas. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.


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Tell us your real names, country of birth, date of birth and childhood experience.
Name: Derick John Knox. I was born May 27th, 1997. I was raised in Chester PA for the first 11 years of my life. At that time the homicide rate and frequent shootings kept a lot of people on edge and kids in doors when the street lights went out. By the time I was in 6th grade we had moved to Drexel Hill, a suburb of Philadelphia. My mother encouraged my siblings and I to try our hand at anything we could imagine and with that I started boxing at age 14. That honestly changed my life in ways hard to describe but most prominently, I believed in myself and my ability to overcome any obstacle. I'm thankful for both boxing and the street smarts that Chester gave me at such a young age, I wouldn't trade it for anything. It was all a part of my growth.
Tell us about your music career, band name, musical background, experience and skills.
My music career started soon after placing in several poetry slams and writing contests during High School. Upon coming to college that same poetry had found it's way into beats and instrumentals in what would become my first songs. 2 years were spent releasing music consecutively and performing locally to find my voice. The past year was spent almost exclusively working on my debut project titled 'Derick Knox LP'. The Project is self-titled because it is very much an exposition of who I am both musically and personally. I really believe that I understand rap and writing lyrics. Aside from that I have experience in mixing/mastering audio.
Tell us about your genre, concept and idea behind your music video and the song.
My genre is Hip-Hop and Rap. A Lucid dream is a dream that is extraordinarily vivid and where the dreamer becomes aware of the fact that they are dreaming, often being able to exhibit control over what is happening inside of it. I spent some time practicing this to combat awful sleeping habits, so that's where the title stems from. The first line in the song is "All my daydreams lucid yeah…imagine that".
I've always had the habit of drifting off or "zoning out" regardless of the time, place, or what's going on around me- I can't help it.
It's a complete daze, where daydreams develop into vivid and complete scenarios that I believe are harnessed in creative writing. These thoughts are so important, it's like your brain is undressing lol. No one is around to judge your mind so it's raw and unfiltered, the only person that has to accept it is you. So yeah do yourself a favor and let your imagination run wild, it's pretty lit. 🔥
Tell us everything that we need to know about you as a musician and the ups and downs you have faced in the music business.
I love Hip-Hop. My greatest moments were performing at Kutzstock in front of the biggest crowd I have ever rapped for(250) along with several local shows that prepped me in building my stage presence. I love learning how to better myself as a music artist. The only struggle I'm faced with is feeling that I'm fighting against the odds in making the kind of rap music that I do. The people succeeding are mostly doing the same things, but I'm taking a different route so naturally the lane isn't quite as defined. I trust that I'll find clarity in what I want from the industry soon though.
Tell us about other members of your band, music producer, crew or music video director, how the song was recorded and how the music video was shot.
For my debut project all of the beats used were free with the exception of the one's produced by Jesse James and Don Detta. This song, 'Lucid' was produced by Ghxst and recorded with my own equipment in the basement of 'Old Main' of Kutztown University. Afterward it was mixed and mastered by Don Detta and myself.
Tell us how long you have been in the music industry, your experience and your future goal.
I've been making music for about 3 years. In that time I've done several local shows in Central PA and the Philadelphia area as well as recording/writing a several dozen singles, many of which were never released. I just released my debut project and want to perform the LP everywhere that I can in order to spread it as far as possible. In that time I'll be collaborating with artists with different talents than that of my own(singers, producers, graphic designers, etc.) in attempt to add some depth and different perspectives to what I'm creating.
Tell us what inspires you to write, compose and sing.
I let my life inspire my writing. As I learn and grow as a person through collecting experiences, new thoughts and ideas feed my creativity.
Tell us the secret behind making a hit song.
I don't think I know the secret behind making a hit song, but I do know how to make a song that I enjoy. The secret to that just lies in artistic truth, you gotta keep it real with yourself and with your audience.
Tell us the message you will like to pass to your fans out there.
Peace and love over everything, because if everyone's kind to the person beside them unconditionally, we'll all be good. Aside from that be true to yourselves.
Tell the kind of advice you will give to an upcoming artist.
I would tell any artist to take all praises and criticisms with a grain of salt. Music is inherently subjective because it's an art, so people will ultimately like what they like. The same reasons some people dislike your music could very well be the same attributes that make you legendary in someone's eyes. Just stay true to yourself and progression will come naturally.
Elaborate on your music careers, albums, songs, tours, recognition or awards you might have obtained.
As far as awards and recognition I've won and placed in various writing contests and poetry slams before music had even started for me. Recently I opened for Madeintyo and Taylor Bennett at Kutztown and had the honor of performing rap for the orientation program of the University as well.
List Radio or TV Stations that are airing your songs and blogs that have featured you as well and send message to them via this platform.
I am not currently being played on TV or radio stations but I am currently in contact with a few locally so hopefully that changes soon. The blog 'FlowsForDays' has covered a release for me before so big shout out to Julie for that.
Tell us how you write your lyrics, compose, sing and record in the studio.
As my mind wanders throughout the day I brainstorm lines and tuck them away- normally in my phone or if I'm in class then a notebook. When I wanna write I listen to beats that I'm interested in and kinda place these lines scattered around the track, then fill them in with lyrics to construct my message. I often get stuck trying to find the perfect word to make a sentence work perfectly, in which case I write to a different song instead and come back to it later. In the studio I record all of my songs in solitude, sometimes in the dark as well. I think I do my best work alone. When it comes to collaborations though I record wherever that person wants to and I don't mind being in the presence of who I'm creating with, we're building something together.
Name five biggest artists that you like.
Earl Sweatshirt, Logic, Eminem, Mick Jenkins and Nas.
Name the artists you have collaborated with before in your songs or artists you are willing to collaborate with in the future if you have the chance to do so.
Most recently I've collaborated with Don Detta for the song 'The Shift Anthem' which is also on my LP, he produced the beat and then engineered/mixed the entire project. Before that I did some songs and performed with local artists Chronic and Jameek Jones as well. In the future I'm interested in working with singers and producers to compose different kinds of music and experiment with song structure, so no one in specific just those that are talented and willing to try and push some boundaries. If I ever got the chance to I would love to work with Alessia Cara one day.
Give us the links to your website and your entire social network.
Website: https://theshiftsociety.wordpress.com/
@DerickKnoxRap on all social media
Give us the links to your various stores for fans to buy your music.
My music is free and can be streamed/downloaded via:
Tell us about your happiest day and saddest day.
I'm not totally sure about either. My happiest day was probably one of the several days that I sat back and admired the beauty of life and my circumstances, that's a lot of different days though honestly. My saddest day was probably one of the random nights in my Freshman Year of college where I went out to a party only to come home afterward and regret going out in the first place, knowing would've rather stayed inside writing or playing video games. It's sad to lie to yourself. But since that second semester of Freshman Year I've been more true to myself than I've ever been and I'm thankful for the growth. Not to say I don't enjoy a party once in a while, but now I do it when I feel like it and not for the sake of doing what everyone else likes to do in order to have fun.


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- RUSSIAN AMAZONITE "Live, Love, Laugh" sterling silver accent bracelet: VERY LIMITED STOCK ! Reiki infused at Master level
RUSSIAN AMAZONITE "Live, Love, Laugh" sterling silver accent bracelet: VERY LIMITED STOCK ! Reiki infused at Master level
RUSSIAN AMAZONITE: "Live, Love, Laugh"
Russian Amazonite is such a beautifuly striking crystal with deep greeny turquoise colouring, and white flecks through it. It has a such a beautiful energy helping to promote expression, confidence, courage and joy of life.
Amazonite jewellery is amongst the oldest in the world. It has been worn as long as four thousand years ago, and is considered a holy stone in Egypt. The seventh chapter of the Egyptian Book of the Dead (aboutthe sacred afterlife) was said to be engraved on Amazonite, and an Amazonite scarab ring was among Tutankhamen's treasures. Amazonite was also believed to have adorned the shields of the semi-mythical Amazonians, a tribe of female warriors.
Amazonite properties are said to help:-
Its properties are said to help ...
- Promote expression, confidence, courage, vitality and joy of life
- Empower us in manifesting our dreams and desires
- Open the third eye and promotes intuition & stimulates clairvoyance
- Heal and opens heart & throat chakras, to help you express your personal truth, through the loving wisdom of the heart. A truth teller & a peacemaker.
- Enhance creativity and the ability to express oneself
- Sooths and calms emotional trauma, alleviating worry and fear
- Have a calming effect, corrects mood swings and helps with grief
- Dispel negative energy, blockages and aggravation.
- Aligns physical with the etheric body, helping to maintaining optimum health
- Helps balance masculine and feminine energy.
- Help you see both sides of a problem or different points of view
- Be beneficial for depression, anxiety reduction, and metabolic disorders
- Promote self-respect, confidence, grace and self-assuredness
- Powerful protection stone for electromagnetic pollution
- Placed under pillow promotes restorative sleep
Chakra: Heart and Throat Chakra.
Astrological associations: Virgo
This stunning bracelet has been crafted with 8mm round semi precious gemstone beads interspaced with sterling silver beads, and strung onto the very best quality jewellers stretch elastic, then finished with my signature "Paula-Rose" (silver alloy) charm, and infused with a beautiful healing REIKI energy by me.
I like to harness the 'power of three' in my designs. In numerology the number 3 is a powerful number, and has associations in 'manifestation' ie bringing what you want into your life, 'creativity' and the principles of 'growth'.
SIZING: Strung by me onto the very best strong stretch elastic so it's super versatile and easy to pop on and off in a jiffy ! It's available in different sizes so just use the dropdown menu below:-
Each bracelet comes supplied with information on the crystals metaphysical properties, plus information on how care for, cleanse and 'attune' to or 'programme' your gems. Finally it comes in a pretty organza bag ready for gifting.
All my jewellery comes with full printed information on the properties of the crystals, how to tune into the crystal energy, care instructions and the pendant comes in pretty packaging ready for gifting.
All my jewellery is all infused with Reiki energy at master level by me ... for you (or the intended recipient) highest good.
REIKI - Is a Japanese form of relaxation and stress reduction that promotes healing. The word Reiki means "Universal Life Force Energy". Reiki is the ancient, gentle but powerful vibrational energy technique of hands-on, or distance healing. It is a totally safe, non-invasive form of healing that increases energy, reduces pain, and produces deep relaxation and a general feeling of well-being by helping our own healing systems to work to their full potential. Reiki is not tied into any religion, cult or belief system. It works independently of whatever your own beliefs or preferences are.
Crystals and gemstones can store this beautiful and powerful healing energy which passes to the wearer as required.
The bracelet pictured is the design you will receive, although crystal markings and colour may be marginally different due to the uniqueness of each strand. I always colour match by hand and choose each bead individually when making up every bracelet.
Disclaimer - The information listed above is not intended for use in diagnosis, treatment, cure, or mitigation of any disease nor is intended to be a substitute for medical advice. The reader should always consult a qualified health provider for advice regarding a medical condition. Depression is a serious condition and you should always consult a medical professional. Crystal healing is a complementary therapy and efficacy is not guaranteed.
Sources & references: Judy Hall - The Crystal Bible 2003-9. Dr Flora Peschek-Bohmer & Gisela Schreiber Healing Crystals & Gemstones 2003. The Crystal healer – Philip Permutt 2007. The Book of Stones by Robert Simmons & Naisha Ashian. Affirmations by Naisha Ashian.
I work hard to keep my designs and concepts original. All rights reserved (c) 2012 - 2017. ALL designs, concepts, and photography are the intellectual property of Paula-Rose.
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Crazy filming schedules, interviews, celebrity appearances, families of their own... Where do celebrities find the time to keep those waistlines so slim? Well, many of them take the smart approach and put gyms right in their homes so that they can fit workouts in at all hours. Here's a peek into 8 of the best.
8 Khloe Kardashian & Lamar Odom
The only thing Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom share with each other these days are low blows. But once upon a time, in pretty recent history, their life together included a gorgeous house complete with a decked out home gym.
7 Kate Walsh
If you've ever wondered how Dr. Addison Montgomery stayed in shape on Grey's Anatomy and Private Practice, all you have to do is take a look a actress Kate Walsh's home gym. This studio boasts pale hardwood against colorful, state-of-the-art pilates equipment to help keep the star toned on a busy schedule.
6 Gabrielle Reece & Laird Hamilton
If two married world-class athletes didn't have a home gym, there would more than likely be trouble in paradise. Or maybe love-handles in paradise. Luckily for everyone, pro-volleyball star, Gabrielle Reece and pro-surfer, Laird Hamilton turned their basement into a spot to where they can build up their muscles off the court and on dry land. The couple sold this Maui home, though, in 2011. It stands to reason that wherever they moved, they have a gym just as perfect.
5 Mariah Carey & Nick Cannon
No one can blame a lack of exercise for Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon's recent splitting up. The couple might have recently admitted to marital problems, but their home gym, which includes a half-court for basketball and full fitness area, is just right. The question is, who gets it in the split?
4 Hulk Hogan
Are you ready for a workout, brother? Judging by the size of Hulk Hogan, he's definitely always ready. Which is obviously why he had this beast of a gym set up in his Bel-Air home. He sold the house in 2012, probably for a house with wider door frames.
3 Stanley Tucci
Most New York based actors prefer living in Manhattan. But living Upstate definitely comes with its perks. Just ask Stanley Tucci, who is able to have enough square footage (and then some) to work out in his own home gym and then cooling down in his swimming pool just outside. You definitely can't find space like that in SoHo.
2 Tom Brady & Gisele
When you have the combined paycheck of power couple, Gisele Bundchen and Tom Brady, there's not really very much that you can't have. A fully loaded home gym is obviously one of the perks. So, it comes as no surprise that this amazing gym could be found in their estate home - yes, the same estate that had a moat around it.
1 Mark Wahlberg
Was it Mark Wahlberg's vocal stylings with The Funky Bunch that launched his career? Or was it, perhaps, his chiseled chin and washboard abs? Definitely the abs. In fact, Wahlberg has been so ripped his whole time in the spotlight, it's hard to believe that the man wasn't just born that way. But, he clearly has always worked very hard at achieving his physique, which is why he has such a killer gym in his home. He even had a boxing ring installed so that he could properly train for his role in, The Fighter.


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In recent months, some of our members have expressed concern that the Writing Challenge may be losing the strength of its faith-based roots. The Challenge has always encouraged wholesome, clean writing from a Christian worldview, with the understanding that there is room for both Christian writers and writers who are Christian. We still believe that; however, we have listened, prayed, and agreed that it's time to make a change.
For most of our members, the change to the Challenge will have little to no impact. However, for others, the change may be significant.
From April 5, (the start of the next quarter) the rule regarding Christian content will change to the following:
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Entries may be in any style or genre; however, they MUST communicate some form of Christian message or spiritual truth. This message may be directed to the Christian reader or may be evangelistic in nature. Either is acceptable. In the case of fiction, the message may be subtle or allegorical. In that case, a scripture should be included at the end of the entry in order to highlight the intended message for the reader. If an entry has no apparent Christian message or spiritual truth, it will remain in the list, but will be ineligible for judging.
Please note: Language deemed inappropriate for Christian readers will be removed, even if used in the portrayal of a non-Christian character.
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After over 15 years of the Writing Challenge at FaithWriters, we believe it is time to be more intentional in communicating Christian messages and spiritual truth to our Challenge readers. It can never be a bad thing to glorify God in our writing. However, in saying that, we still want to see creativity at work in the non-fiction, fiction, and poetry submitted to the Challenge.
Jesus was a master storyteller. He was creative in the way he communicated spiritual truths to his listeners. As faith writers, our aim is to do the same thing through our fiction, poetry, and non-fiction. This is the challenge going forward—incorporate a Christian message or spiritual truth into every Challenge entry, while still thinking in creative and fresh ways.
For those who currently submit articles, poems, and fiction without an obvious Christian message or spiritual truth, don't despair. Our Christian faith embraces every aspect of life. As Jesus showed, spiritual truths can be communicated through everyday things. So you can continue to submit entries that may not have an obvious Christian message, PROVIDED you include a scripture at the end that points the reader to the spiritual truth in your story. We believe this addition will cause the reader to think beyond the entertainment value of your story and be intentionally directed to the real heart of the message. In saying that, please ensure that the scripture is relevant to the message of the entry.
We hope that you will join with us as we become more intentional in glorifying God and His truth through the Writing Challenge. In every entry, in some way, large or small, let's unite our creativity to exalt Him and draw every heart to Jesus.
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StartIsBack ++ returns in Windows 10 a full-featured start button for the Start menu, the same as in Windows 7. StartIsBack significantly improves the usability of the desktop and makes the new screen orderly, most convenient.
Features of the program:
- The menu, button and settings are exactly the same as in Windows 7.
- The session with Windows will always start from the desktop. Unlike other solutions, StartIsBack opens the desktop without delays and blinking of the Metro interface.
- Restores the main menu from Windows 7 with all the usual functions: search, drag and drop icons, fixed and recently used applications.
- Allows you to resolve the dilemma of two interfaces in Windows 10, clearly dividing them.
- Work programs will be on the desktop, and a new Start screen will show only applications from the Windows store.
- You can turn the "Start" screen into "Applications" and you will not need to manage both at once.
- Integrates into the system and does not install additional services or programs.
- Installation does not require additional utilities and can be performed without administrative privileges. The main menu is completely localized to the system language, with the same names as in Windows 7.
- Allows you to customize the display and behavior of the Start menu and Windows 10 interface: skins, button image, active screen corners and much more.
How to activate full version :
- Install StartIsBackPlusPlus_setup.exe
- After installation Completed , run on SiBActivator.exe to get ACTIVATED.


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How do I get started on the commission process?
First, start by filling out the commission form. If you are having difficulty deciding your direction, color palette and style, just let me know. Please reference my portfolio and available works and let me know which pieces you are drawn toward and for what reason. I'm here to help you figure out your likes and dislikes and to help you bring your vision to life! My work is ever-evolving and while I love someone interested in an older original style, I encourage you to reference my most recent work.
Can you tell me about the final product?
All of my work is painted on heavy-duty canvas with gallery-wrapped edges. Gallery-wrapped means the canvas is wrapped around the sides and staples are on the back of the stretcher bars. The piece will have a depth of 1.5'' or 1(3/8)'' unless otherwise specified by the client. Depending on the size of the piece, it will either be wired and ready to hang or given D-rings for installation.
How does pricing work?
After a preliminary consultation with the client, I will know which medium and direction you are wanting for your custom piece of art. Pricing is dictated by which style and size you are pursuing. Please fill out the commission form to receive a quote.
How is my artwork delivered?
I will work with you to figure out the most cost-effective option for you while also ensuring the safety of the work. Large pieces often require a shipping and crating service while smaller pieces can be shipped via FedEx or UPS. If you are in Austin, I am always happy to deliver and install, depending on the size of the piece. The shipping and/or delivery cost is expensed to the client.
What's the timeline for a commission?
The turnaround time for a commission is typically around 2 months but varies depending on the current workload of the artist and the specifications of your custom art.
What should my expectation be for the piece?
If you decide to move forward, we will schedule a phone call to further discuss your commission. I'm here to listen to your ideas and help create what you envision but I do ask that artistic liberty is respected. Overall, I want you to be completely satisfied with your piece! I will provide you with photos of the piece and once approved, the piece will be shipped.
What are your payment policies?
A 50% deposit is due after a preliminary consultation with the client and remaining 50% is due after approval, before delivery of the piece. An invoice will be sent to you where you can easily remit payment with any major credit card. Please note that if you live in Texas, Sales Tax will be included.
I'm unsure of what size to get, can you help?
Of course! I recommend using blue painter's tape and taping off the desired size on your wall. This will visually help you decide what looks best in the space.
Do you work with interior designers?
Absolutely! I love working with interior designers! I love referring to fabric swatches, wall colors and any helpful information about the space. Don't hesitate to put me in touch with your designer!
What's your return policy?
All sales are final. 100% refund if item(s) arrive damaged, otherwise no returns.


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Britwell Salome Classic Car Run Raises £4,000 For Charity
Thanks to the boundless energy of Chris Bidgood, the hospitality of his lovely wife Susie, the exceptional organisational ability of Leigh Greenham and the enthusiastic help of Chris Grainger, Geoff Wittaker, Kas, Bob, Trevor, Gill and Rem and everyone who showed up in their priceless classics, the 2016 Britwell Salome Classic and Interesting Cars Charity Run was a huge success.
Altogether, £1,959 was raised from participants on the day with more to come, to be matched by a generous equal contribution from Santander Bank.
The run took us on a country route to the Bicester Heritage centre where we enjoyed a conducted tour of the blossoming facilities that are rapidly turning the WW2 bomber station into a 'just in time' classic car restoration centre with all manner of specialist skills available on a single site.
The charities supported by the run are Daisy's Dream, a Berkshire charity supporting children and their families who have been affected by the life threatening illness or bereavement of someone close to them; The Cystic Fibrosis Trust that invests more money into research of this life-limiting inherited condition than any other UK organisation; and Mission Motorsport that aids in the recovery and rehabilitation of those injured in military operations by providing opportunities apprenticeships and work through Motorsport.
Everyone's favourite car of the day was Robby Webb's pristine, 100% 1954 Alfa Romeo 1900C Super Sprint with Superleggera coachwork by Touring. Huge thanks to Robby for bringing it out in the rain.


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Cloves, the bright stars of winter. The right time to create is at night, especially the long winter night. Gift box includes hand poured mini candle and scented soy wax rounds decorated with cloves. Using only natural soy wax and cloves fragrance, the finest cotton wick and recyclable cardboard packaging. Candle burns creating a tunnel to illuminate the spices.
Product description:
Fragrance: cloves | Volume: 320ml | Dimensions: candle Ø 8cm x H 4cm | Scented soy wax rounds Ø 6cm x 2pcs | Ø 3.5cm x 4pcs | Burn time: 15h
Directions for use for candle:
Before first burning wick has to be cut up to 1cm and let it burn until most of the surface is liquid. Cut the wick 1cm short before each burn. Burn the candle no longer than 3-4 hours at a time under supervision. Keep out of draft and reach of children.
Directions for use for scented soy wax rounds:
Use scented soy wax rounds in a dish or in a drawer or warm them with a potpourri burner to gently fill the space with layers of beautiful fragrance. Do not use internally and keep away from children.


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Sierra Vista's Rock the Mall summer concert series is coming to an end after a final hurrah on July 27, but the second-to-the-last act got the audience pumped and ready for the exit ramp.
Exit 13, a local classic rock band, entertained mall goers with its renditions of hits made famous by the likes of AC/DC, Van Halen and Foreigner, just to name a few.
The night was especially meaningful as the foursome—lead singer Danny White, guitarist Jimi Cook, drummer Vaughn Castle and bassist Chuck Lohr—paid special tribute to the late Steve Bryan, a major supporter and fan of local musicians who sat front row and center in his wheelchair at each Rock the Mall event.
"He came to all the shows and he would save spots for the girls," Cook said, adding that a place right in front, covered with a Seattle Seahawks fleece blanket, was being saved in Bryan's honor, as he was a fan of football as well as music. "This is the first time he's not here so it's sad, but we want to celebrate him."
"Steve loved AC/DC, so that's why we're playing a lot of AC/DC tonight," White added.
While several attended the July 13 Rock the Mall to remember Bryan, most were there just to enjoy the music.
Exit 13 has been rocking for three years and performs an average of four times a month, often at Hog Haven events at Yosemite Falls Café, ApCal winery in Madera, at Visalia's Fox Theater, and at various venues in Fresno's Tower District. Cook, who teaches guitar lessons at Gottschalk Music Center in Old Town Clovis, said the mid-July show was the first time Exit 13 had performed at Rock the Mall. A Clovis resident, Cook said he's always happy to play in his hometown, though two of his bandmates—Castle and Lohr—have to travel from Visalia.
Though its members are split between two Valley metropolitan areas, Cook said the band works because all the guys get along and have a good time jamming.
"We have a blast and you can tell," Cook said. "People like us because we're not uptight. We don't get mad at each other; we just have a real good time. I'd say our style is more of a fun band. We do covers of AC/DC, Aerosmith, The Cult, Collective Soul, Foreigner—pretty much anybody who was anybody back in the day. We do have original songs but we haven't brought them into the mix yet because we all have day jobs and it's hard for us to get together sometimes. We will be doing them in the future. We don't take it too seriously and I think that has made us more popular."
White, the showman of the group, agreed that it's all about just having a good time and playing great music.
"My favorite part is these guys," White said. "These are my brothers and we're hanging out making good music. If we weren't getting along, I wouldn't want to do it. We do this for a little bit of money and it would be nice if we made a lot of money, but the main thing that keeps us going is our love for doing it and having fun, bringing the live music to the people and keeping the songs that we like alive."
The final Rock the Mall event of the season on July 27 will welcome Faithfully, featuring Jeff Salado, to the stage.


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BIO3091 - Biology of Australian Vegetation
General Unit Information
This unit examines the ecology of the major Australian vegetation communities and their component plants. It focuses on the factors influencing the distribution, composition and structure of Australian plant communities, and the characteristics of their species. It addresses the role of both contemporary environmental factors and historical factors in shaping the vegetation and flora.
We start by examining the environmental influences on vegetation, and on environmental stresses and adaptation at the plant level. In particular we look at the roles of climate, soil, disturbance and animals, and at competition processes.
We then discuss the evolutionary history of the Australian vegetation and flora, concentrating on the flowering plants.
Finally we build on the earlier course material to give detailed discussions of the ecology of the major plant communities - the rainforests, eucalypt-dominated communities, deserts, heaths, grasslands and the coastal and alpine communities.
The projects we run at the Lake Mountain during the mid-semester break provide practical experience of some of the methods and ecological principles covered in the lecture course. The field trip will take place from Tuesday 3rd April to Friday 6th April 2018 with a fee payable and is compulsory for all students.
Learning Outcomes
On completion of this unit students will be able to:
- Describe the major characteristics of the main Australian vegetation types;
- Explain the basic ecological and historical processes influencing the characteristics of the vegetation types and their component species;
- Integrate and explain the different interactions occurring within the plant environment;
- Demonstrate competence in the methodological approaches that are used in plant ecology.
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Actavis Plc is near a deal to acquire Allergan Inc for an estimated $64 billion, a deal that would help the Botox maker rebuff the hostile advance of Valeant Pharmaceuticals International, said people that have knowledge of the deal.
A deal might be announced on Monday, said those same people. Actavis will play over $210 per share in stock and cash for Allergan. The bid includes a larger percentage of cash than the current offer from Valeant. The breakup fee is close to $2 billion.
The two companies had tried to narrow a difference of $3 billion between the amount Actavis wants to pay and what Allergan is asking.
Allergan was looking for $210 per share, while Actavis wanted the price nearer $200 per share.
The board of directors for both companies had planned to meet on Sunday night to work out the deal.
Allergan, which is based in Irvine, California, was up 1.2% in trading last Friday to $198.64, which gives the company a market capitalization of $59.3 billion.
Actavis was at $243.76 to end the week last Friday giving it a market capitalization of $65 billion.
This deal will give Allergan's shareholders an alternative to the deal offered by Valeant, which said it was willing to pay up to $200 per share and has the support of the largest shareholder at Allergan, Pershing Square Capital run by Bill Ackman an activist investor
An Actavis spokesperson was not available for comment, while a spokesperson for Allergan did not answer e-mail or calls requesting information.
Part of the promise by Valeant to increases its bid price to $200 per share depended on the anticipated rise in price of the stock, the company announced last month.
Allergan wants to enter a deal prior to a December 18 investor meeting said those close to the situation. At that time, shareholders will be voting on Valeant as well as the proposal by Ackman to remove the directors at Allergan, with the idea of eventually replacing them with ones that agree with the offer from Valeant.
Valeant likely could find the money to match a $210 per share offer, but would not do that since it would leave the business with more debt that management wants.


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In today's fast moving world all of us are busy with our own set of problems and we are totally unaware of the impact of quantitative and qualitative time spending with the child. Although most of us try to brush it off the carpet and convince oneself saying 'I am spending quality time with my children'.
Either a working mother or a housewife we need to spend quality time with children, unlike in 70's and 80's where we had more than 3 siblings at home and children were hardly lonely and occupied in the electronic world.
Spending time with a child brings in a trust factor, kids are confident that 'whatever problem I am in, my parents are there with me' and this factor is very important for a child's confidence building.
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an acid is put upon an alkali, or upon limestone, chalk, or
marle, a bubbling may be observed, and a noise is heard; a child
should be told, that this is called _effervescence_. After some time
the effervescence ceases, and the limestone, &c. is dissolved in the
acid. This effervescence, the child should be informed, arises from
the escape of a considerable quantity of a particular sort of air,
called fixed air, or carbonic acid gas. In the solution of the lime in
the acid, the lime and acid have an attraction for one another; but as
the present mixture has no attraction for the gas, it escapes, and in
rising, forms the bubbling or effervescence. This may be proved to a
child, by showing him, that if an acid is poured upon caustic lime
(lime which has had this gas taken from it by fire) there will be no
There are various other chemical experiments with which children may
amuse themselves; they may be employed in analyzing marle, or clays;
they may be provided with materials for making ink or soap. It should
be pointed out to them, that the common domestic and culinary
operations of making butter and cheese, baking, brewing, &c. are all
chemical processes. We hope the reader will not imagine, that we have
in this slight sketch pretended to point out the _best_ experiments
which can be devised for children; we have only offered a few of the
simplest which occurred to us, that parents may not, at the conclusion
of this chapter, exclaim, "What is to be done? How are we to _begin_?
What experiments are suited to children? If we knew, our children
should try them."
It is of little consequence what particular experiment is selected for
the first; we only wish to show, that the minds of children may be
turned to this subject; and that, by accustoming them to observation,
we give them not only the power of learning what has been already
discovered, but of adding, as they grow older, something to the
general stock of human knowledge.
The anxious parent, after what has been said concerning tasks and
classical literature, will inquire whether the whole plan of education
recommended in the following pages, is intended to relate to public or
to private education. It is intended to relate to both. It is not
usual to send children to school before they are eight or nine years
old: our first object is to show how education may be conducted to
that age in such a manner, that children may be well prepared for the
acquisition of all the knowledge usually taught at schools, and may be
perfectly free from many of the faults that pupils sometimes have
acquired before they are sent to any public seminary. It is obvious,
that public preceptors would be saved much useless labour and anxiety,
were parents to take some pains in the previous instruction of their
children; and more especially, if they were to prevent them from
learning a taste for total idleness, or habits of obstinacy and of
falsehood, which can scarcely be conquered by the utmost care and
vigilance. We can assure parents, from experience, that if they pursue
steadily a proper plan with regard to the understanding and the moral
habits, they will not have much trouble with the education of their
children after the age we have mentioned, as long as they continue to
instruct them at home; and if they send them to public schools, their
superiority in intellect and in conduct will quickly appear. Though we
have been principally attentive to all the circumstances which can be
essential to the management of young people during the first nine or
ten years of their lives, we have by no means confined our
observations to this period alone; but we have endeavoured to lay
before parents a general view of the human mind (as far as it relates
to our subject) of proper methods of teaching, and of the objects of
rational instruction--so that they may extend the principles which we
have laid down, through all the succeeding periods of education, and
may apply them as it may best suit their peculiar situations, or their
peculiar wishes. We are fully conscious, that we have executed but
very imperfectly even our own design; that experimental education is
yet but in its infancy, and that boundless space for improvement
remains; but we flatter ourselves, that attentive parents and
preceptors will consider with candour the practical assistance which
is offered to them, especially as we have endeavoured to express our
opinions without dogmatical presumption, and without the illiberal
exclusion of any existing institutions or prevailing systems. People
who, even with the best intentions, attack with violence any of these,
and who do not consider what is practicable, as well as what ought to
be done, are not likely to persuade, or to convince mankind to
increase the general sum of happiness, or their own portion of
felicity. Those who really desire to be of service to society, should
point out decidedly, but with temperate indulgence for the feelings
and opinions of others, whatever appears to them absurd or
reprehensible in any prevailing customs: having done this, they will
rest in the persuasion that what is most reasonable, will ultimately
Mankind, at least the prudent and rational part of mankind, have an
aversion to pull down, till they have a moral certainty that they can
build up a better edifice than that which has been destroyed. Would
you, says an eminent writer, convince me, that the house I live in is
a bad one, and would you persuade me to quit it; build a better in my
neighbourhood; I shall be very ready to go into it, and shall return
you my very sincere thanks. Till another house be ready, a wise man
will stay in his old one, however inconvenient its arrangement,
however seducing the plans of the enthusiastic projector. We do not
set up for projectors, or reformers: we wish to keep steadily in view
the actual state of things, as well as our own hopes of progressive
improvement; and to seize and combine all that can be immediately
serviceable: all that can assist, without precipitating improvements.
Every well informed parent, and every liberal school-master, must be
sensible, that there are many circumstances in the management of
public education which might be condemned with reason; that too much
time is sacrificed to the study of the learned languages; that too
little attention is paid to the general improvement of the
understanding and formation of the moral character; that a
school-master cannot pay attention to the temper or habits of each of
his numerous scholars; and that parents, during that portion of the
year which their children spend with them, are not sufficiently
solicitous to co-operate with the views of the school-master; so that
the public is counteracted by the private education. These, and many
other things, we have heard objected to schools; but what are we to
put in the place of schools? How are vast numbers who are occupied
themselves in public or professional pursuits, how are men in business
or in trade, artists or manufacturers, to educate their families, when
they have not time to attend to them; when they may not think
themselves perfectly prepared to undertake the classical instruction
and entire education of several boys; and when, perhaps, they may not
be in circumstances to engage the assistance of such a preceptor as
they could approve? It is obvious, that if in such situations parents
were to attempt to educate their children at home, they would harass
themselves, and probably spoil their pupils irrecoverably. It would,
therefore, be in every respect impolitic and cruel to disgust those
with public schools, who have no other resource for the education of
their families. There is another reason which has perhaps operated
upon many in the middle ranks of life unperceived, and which
determines them in favour of public education. Persons of narrow
fortune, or persons who have acquired wealth in business, are often
desirous of breeding up their sons to the liberal professions: and
they are conscious that the company, the language, and the style of
life, which their children would be accustomed to at home, are beneath
what would be suited to their future professions. Public schools
efface this rusticity, and correct the faults of provincial dialect:
in this point of view they are highly advantageous. We strongly
recommend it to such parents to send their children to large public
schools, to Rugby, Eton, or Westminster; not to any small school; much
less to one in their own neighbourhood. Small schools are apt to be
filled with persons of nearly the same stations, and out of the same
neighbourhood: from this circumstance, they contribute to perpetuate
uncouth antiquated idioms, and many of those obscure prejudices which
cloud the intellect in the future business of life.
Whilst we admit the necessity which compels the largest portion of
society to prefer public seminaries of education, it is incumbent upon
us to caution parents from expecting that the moral character, the
understandings, or the tempers of their children, should be improved
at large schools; there the learned languages, we acknowledge, are
successfully taught. Many satisfy themselves with the assertion, that
public education is the least troublesome, that a boy once sent to
school is settled for several years of life, and will require only
short returns of parental care twice a year at the holydays. It is
hardly to be supposed, that those who think in this manner, should
have paid any anxious, or at least any judicious attention to the
education of their children, previously to sending them to school. It
is not likely that they should be very solicitous about the
commencement of an education which they never meant to finish: they


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Hi internetland it's Viola from faerieland!
I thought I would make a "lolita" wardrobe tour for you all. Just the dresses and skirts. BTW, I usually do not like to call it lolita because of the novel with the same name.
I tend to call these types of clothes whimsical fashion or just egl. (which is short for elegant gothic lolita) I want to show you that this lovely fashion doesn't have to be expensive! I get all my stuff from second hand groups on facebook, thrift shops, flea markets, aliexpress or bodyline. Of course I didn't get it all at once, sometimes I save up for it (I have very little money to spend) and this wardrobe is the result of being on the hunt for lolita for many years.
However, this year I'll make an effort to only shop second hand or sew them myself (I have heaps of material! I'm drowning haha!) I love my clothes but I feel responsible to make my clothes and shopping even more sustainable + I own SO MUCH clothing. To boil it down to the core and point I love the earth even more so that's why. 🙂
Now I'll get on with the tour.
Lolita statistics:
Items obtained in 2018: 10
Dream items obtained: 1 (putumayo cat's window skirt)
Total mainpieces in wardrobe: 30
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Those of you who know me well know that I've been a bit obsessed with labyrinths for a number of years. Back when we lived in New Mexico, my dream was to build a huge labyrinth that I could use for walking meditation. It was also going to be a place where friends and family could escape to . . .
. . . And it was going to look like this, but on a mammoth scale. Well, I never quite got around to making it, though I did make quite a few smaller labyrinths while living there. These, for instance. The three photos that you see here are all table-top sized labyrinths. They started with a single one, which I took many weeks making. Once I finished it, and fired it, I made a mould from it, which I use to press clay into.
Now, it might seem like I've got a mass-production thing going on here, but let me assure you that that's not the case. Even though I'm able to use my mould to create more, each one requires a great deal of time to make--cleaning them up, burnishing the surface, etc. Sometimes I think it might be quicker to start each one from scratch, but then I went to all the trouble to make a mould, so I intend to use it! Besides, it's not about how quickly I can accomplish a thing. It's about the process. And I enjoy taking the time with each one.
While I realize that the objective of this blog is to post NEW works, these kind of feel like "new" to me, because they've been packed away for so long. I'll list these on my Etsy shop, just as soon as I get around to opening it!
Tomorrow I'll post photos of even smaller labyrinths. Be sure to come back! :)
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In a flash, we bade 2013 farewell and ushered in a brand new year. I felt like the past few years have been zooming past me at rapid speed. Perhaps, it's a mother thing. We tend to get emotional every time we realise that our children our maturing, we are ageing, things are changing.
2013 has been a fine and dandy year for me. It has not been a year that had major milestones to record, only those teeny important ones that occur with the children. It was a year my children grew from infant to toddler, and from toddler to preschooler. I now have a handful to nurture in the comfort of my own home, and I would say it gets from exhausting to crazy fun-filled with just a snap of the finger!
As we embark on a brand new year, I look back at the year before with no regrets. There was nothing I wished I did better, nor anything I didn't have that I wished I had. I am very thankful for all that was granted in 2013, and I can only be hopeful that 2014 shall be doubly blessed.
This year is a special year for me. 2014 is a year I have a million things to achieve and prepare. If you thought 2013 was a busy year, I would not even dare imagine how this year would be. But I believe that we would get there somehow. There is a surge of excitement for what lies ahead, just like everyone else who greet the new year with new hopes and dreams.
Just as well, this is my 100th post for this blog. I shall make it a big resolution to be a more frequenter blogger, and a better one at that, so do look out for more posts, photos and updates! Happy New Year everyone, may this year be one of much blessings, love and joy for all!