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How to transition your favorite summer skirt set into fall
By: Glam Latte
Photo Credit: Cristina Vicari
Although I didn't make the trip to New York, I am still in the NYFW trenches. The beauty of the internet is that I have been able to watch the shows on live stream which is how I am able to be an official correspondent for AOL from (I'd like to say the comfort of, but truly this heat is anything but) Los Angeles.
My schedule just didn't allow me to go and at first I was a bit disappointed but fortunately I didn't have to miss out on the in the moment fashion excitement. To see all of my coverage you can head over to AOL NYWF Diaries.
If I had gone to NYFW, I probably would've worn an outfit like this. A bit of spring, a bit of fall, and a shoe that's comfortable enough to run from show to show. I have had this blue skirt set for awhile now, and I stumbled upon it the other day while going through the clothing rack in my office and realized I never shot it for you guys. I thought creating a transitional look that is fashion week appropriate would be perfect for the occasion even though I'm not there.
I am absolutely obsessed with this jacket. I got it recently and I am going to be wearing it to death as soon as the weather allows. A black moto is an absolute must have for me for fall.
I'd love to hear what your must haves for fall are. Leave me a comment and let me know!
Photo Credit: Cristina Vicari
The Deets: Leather Moto Jacket: The Lookbook Store, Skirt Set: Chicwish, Booties: Duo, Bag: Vera Bradley, Sunnies: Sunscape Eyewear, Cuff: Nissa Jewelry, Triangle Ring: Sterling Forever, All Other Rings: Kitsch
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Matthew 28:18-20
Then Jesus came to them and said, "All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Therefore go and take disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age."
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October 2014
Hello, and welcome to the October newsletter! This month you'll be joining me, CherryCheer. My apologies that this newsletter has been later than usual, but there's still all the information you need on some of the new updates on Pearlshipping!
NOTE: Images are glitching out!
Monthly report on Pearlshipping:
Pearlshipping Vault- More members have joined, so there has been some rather fast activity recently.
Fanfiction.net- Some new Pearlshipping fics have been uploaded recently, so be sure to look out for them.
Serebii- It seems to be moving along surely but surely on the Pearlshipping side of things.
Deviantart- There are still artists on this site doing Pearlshipping fanart, but it is slower than usual.
Hint of the month with CherryCheer:
This month, I will be analyzing the 113th episode in the Diamond and Pearl series; 'Hold the Phione'.
In my opinion, I think there are a lot of Pearlshipping hints in this episode alone so let's overlook a few of them.
Ash, Dawn and Brock are shown arriving in Chocovine Town, where Dawn would compete in her next up-coming contest. They wander by the harbor until Dawn notices a nearby stall selling Phione merchandise. She rushes ahead and hugs a doll of the Pokémon in her arms. The man who is selling the goods talks about how Phione brings good luck to those who catch a glimpse of it. Dawn gets excited when she hears how coordinators who have won the contests have all seen a Phione. It makes her even more determined to see one for herself, as Ash and Brock agree that they would like to go Phione watching as well. When Ash asks Dawn which Pokémon she would be using in the contest, she playfully winks at him and says, "What do you think?" before calling out Buneary and Pachirisu.
After this, later on in the day, the gang make their way over to the submarine where they would be looking out for Phione. The submarine just so happens to be rented by Team Rocket, but they are unaware that it is Jessie, James and Meowth behind the disguises. In the next scene, Ash and Dawn are shown looking out of a window with their Pokémon beside them. Brock is in the window beside, and not by the same one as Ash and Dawn. A school of Luvdisc swims past, and Dawn says how gorgeous they are. According to the PokéDex, if a couple find this Pokémon will be blessed with eternal love.
Soon, three Phione are seen swimming by and everyone is very excited to see them. One of the Phione actually takes a liking to Dawn's Buneary. On the note of Ash and Dawn's Pokémon, Pikachu and Buneary are often associated with Pearlshipping because Professor Oak has stated before in the earlier series that Pokémon tend to express the same feelings as their trainers. This might suggest that Dawn has a crush on Ash, just as her Buneary does for Pikachu.
The next morning, Ash, Dawn and Brock are doing their warm-ups before training. Ash wanted to prepare for his Gym Battle at the Snowpoint Gym, but Dawn requests that they take a shopping trip to buy some seals for her PokéBalls. Ash denies at first, saying how there's training that needs to be done. However, Dawn insists and drags Ash and Brock along with her. She shouts her usual catchphrase, "no need to worry" and Ash responds saying that it's when he worries the most. As Dawn is about to pull both of them away, she grabs Ash's hand. Another hint, wouldn't you say? Holding hands is a sign of Dawn showing some affection.
Fanfiction of the month: Give Your Heart A Break, co-authored by W.R. Winters and DawnForever101
Hey everybody, it's your pearlshipping friend W.R. Winters, but please call me Wolf. I don't know who submitted this fic, but whoever did, thanks. 'Give Your Heart A Break' is a story I'm co-authoring with DawnForever101. It's based off of Demi Lovato's 'Heart A Break', where Ash after going through a break-up with his (now ex) Serena [haha, down with amourshipping!] he promises he will never love again, but when Dawn, the new girl and Serena's cousin (oh yes I did) comes in to town, will Ash have second thoughts about his promise when he starts. It's a fic worth reading I assure you. Also, I am proud (and sad) to say that my other pearlshipping story 'Ash's Reason' is drawing near, but don't worry I have a couple of chapters of battle-packed excitement in those chapters, so keep on the lookout for them. This is W.R. Winters (or Wolf) saying Pearlshipping rules and politely asked (more like threatening) Serena to stop tirning our Pearlshipping supporters.
- Watch Hold The Phione.
- Read 'Give Your Heart A Break'.
- Sign up to Pearlshipping Vault forum, in case you haven't already done so.
- Look out for new videos on Pearlshipping TV.
Well, that's all for this month's newsletter. Stay Pearlshippy!


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Piaggio Liberty - More Than Just An Average Scooter
When you think about scooters and reliability, you inevitably mean Piaggio as a front runner in this industry. The Italian Piaggio Liberty is one of the most packaged scooters you can see on the road today. It is small, but it makes ample amends for it through the different wheel styling. Instead of opting for small rims and large tires, the manufacturer has focused on large rims and tires with a low profile. The design is not just better looking but also ensures a higher performance. As for the comfort, you do not necessarily need a large scooter in order to feel good and relaxed.


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Young Frankenstein
April 18th - May 3rd, 2014
Beddington Theatre Arts Centre
The New Mel Brooks Musical
Book by Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan
Music and Lyrics by Mel Brooks
Original Direction & Choreography by Susan Stroman
Directed by Graeme Humphrey and Matthew McDonald
Musical Direction by Danielle Wahl
Choreography by Danielle Desmarais and Kara Chapman
From the creators of one of our most popular shows, The Producers, Front Row Centre Players are proud to present Young Frankenstein, the dazzling, funny, glitzy, toe-tapping new musical from Mel Brooks.
With such memorable tunes as "The Transylvania Mania", "He Vas My Boyfriend" and "Puttin' on the Ritz", Young Frankenstein is scientifically-proven, monstrously good entertainment...and the only place you'll witness a singing and dancing laboratory experiment in the largest tuxedo ever made!
Here's a sneak peek of the show:
Don't miss out!
Young Frankenstein
is presented through special arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI).
All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI. 421 West 54th Street, New York, NY 10019
Phone: 212-541-4684 Fax 212-397-4684
Have a poster or a cast list that you don't see here?
Drop us a line at [email protected] and give us a hand!
We are still searching for genuine posters (not program covers) for:
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Tunes and Tickles III
Weather Report
Broadway on the Move
You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown
We are still searching for programs for:
Weather Report
You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown
An undamaged copy of Annie Get Your gun
The Butler Did it Singing
The November 2000 (repeat) performance of The Rocky Horror Show
In both cases, if you have one as part of your memories collection, we need only to make a copy of the article, we do not need to hold on to your original.
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Little League World Series Announcer Predicts a Mammoth Grand Slam Seconds Before it Happens
While the following prediction from this Little League World Series announcer may not be as specific as that time the MLB announcer predicted a Major Leaguer's first career home run down to the inning, count, pitch, and location (yeah, seriously, that happened), it's still downright impressive.
Watch as he recalls just how powerful this young slugger is supposed to be just moments before he launches an absolutely epic grand slam into the trees beyond the playing field (sound on):
"They said he could hit it into the trees …"
You were saying? #LLWSpic.twitter.com/QcWJnimLnV
— Little League (@LittleLeague) August 6, 2017
"If he hits it that far, that'd be amazing …"
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"This is called a telephone," my father said. "We can use it to talk to other people. When it rings you pick this up, putting this part to your ear and this part to your mouth." He noticed that we were looking at the little white disk in the center of a larger disk. The white disk had three numbers on it and was surrounded by round holes. My mother explained to us that people who had a telephone were given a number and this was ours. I was disappointed in the number we had been given as it was so short and did not have any letters in it. My school friend who lived on a farm in a rural area had a long number and it ended with "J-12." I thought that this was so cool. Our dumb number was 5 4 7 and that was it. Dad said that it was because we lived in town. He tried to console me by saying that it would be easier to remember since our street address also had only three numbers—two of which were the same as the new phone number— 547 would make the phone ring at 524 Elm Avenue.
The telephone changed a lot of things about my life. I still played outdoors as often as I could. My younger sister's best friend had been Butchy's younger sister, Suzie, so Glenda also lost her playmate that sad Saturday. Glenda and I played with the bows and arrows together and she played catch with me, too, as best she could at three years my junior. Our days of neighborhood theater productions with little Suzie struggling to articulate her one line properly were over but, with Butchy and Suzie living miles from us now in another town, Glenda and I enjoyed playing together more than ever. However, the introduction of the telephone opened wide the horizons to developing friendships with kids in our town who lived a long ways from our own neighborhood.
Soon after I learned the telephone etiquette that my parents expected would go along with our memorizing the phone number, I began developing one such friendship. Linda lived about four miles north of town and rode the school bus each day. It was her cool longer phone number I had recalled when knoting our own three-digit assignment. Another girl was a part of our friendship trio, too, but her farm was located about half a mile from Linda's and, while she was still able to go to school with us, her parents had chosen to secure their family phone number on the other side of the demarcation line that ran through their property. To call her would be a long distance call so I was not allowed to do that. We, three little girls, became really good friends. Linda and I enjoyed long telephone conversations with one another just about every day—even the days we had already spent together in school!
This friendship expanded the area of my bike rides, too. With Butchy gone, it was not as much fun to ride around the neighborhood. Now, however, there were many Saturdays I rode my bike the four miles to Linda's house to enjoy play and learning to help her with her chores around the farm. The three of us were good friends for years, sharing "girl things" that Butchy would never have understood!
On the other hand, God had understood just what I would need and just when I would need it. The change from having Butchy as my "best friend" to having the two girls in that favorite spot, came with no small measure of pain for me; but, I can say in all honesty, that my friendship with them was, truly, a treasure worth that pain.
In Matthew 6:8 we read, "…for your Father knows what you need before you ask him."
Usually people think of this passage of Scripture in connection with God answering prayer. However, I find that, in the story I just shared with you, our understanding Father God showed a broken-hearted little girl that He had a reason for letting her go through the pain of her very first "best friend's" move, even though it hurt her a lot. God knew that I was changing and would need girls for my best friends in order to share "girl things". Though I did enjoy friendly relationships with boys-- and later men—I never again had a "best friend" like the Butchy of my first decade of life. God knew just when the change would need to be made and he arranged things just right! I did not need to ask Him, He just knew!
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Inaugurated on March 22, 1986, Casa Hogar Juan Pablo II was the beginning of a new kind of future for many. It all started with the dream of Father Joe Walijewski, a missionary priest from the Diocese of La Crosse, Wisconsin. Father Joe came to Peru in 1971 and spent almost two decades in Villa El Salvador where he founded Christ the Savior Parish, Villa's first parish.
In 1978, Father Joe was sent to Poland, as the official representative of the Church in Peru, during Pope John Paul's first visit to his homeland. Father Joe was among the few privileged to visit personally with the Pope, and during their conversation, Father Joe invited the Pope to visit the poverty of Peru. A few years later, in 1985, Father Joe had the opportunity to visit again with Pope John Paul II, and tell him about his dream of building a home for poor and abandoned children, during his first papal visit to Peru. The Pope, impressed with Father Joe's commitment and enthusiasm, donated $50,000 which was used to begin the initial structure of the home which now bears his name. And so, after 17 years as pastor in Villa el Salvador, Father Joe moved to Lurín to start his next project, Casa Hogar Juan Pablo II
Father Joe found his inspiration after seeing how so many of Lima's children live in desperate poverty. One day, while walking through the slums of Lima, he noticed what appeared to be a pile of old newspapers begin to move. Then, the heads of a little girl and boy popped out. These children, like so many street kids of Lima, had spent the night with only the newspapers to protect them from the cold. He thought to himself, "How can I go home to a warm bed, when so many children are living in these conditions?"
The orphanage began with two children, a foreign volunteer, and one tutor. One year later the orphanage was home to 32 children and six tutors. Currently, we have 64 children between 4 to 17 years old, and 24 Family Teachers.
To learn more about the life and works of Father Joe Walijewski and the cause for his Beatification and Canonization, please visit Father Joe's Guild.


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Swing, shimmy and shake your thing to LIVE musical guests, making their debut at Cut A Rug -The Broken Swing Band!
As shagsters themselves, the band are experts at getting the crowd hepped and hopping, as well as playing a variety of tunes for those in need of something slower.
Dancers and music lovers of all sorts very welcome.
7pm: Shag dance taster in The Hall
8pm: Live music and dancing
£5 social / £10 with class.


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Oumou Sangaré – Mogoya
The queen of Wassoulou soul has got a (slightly) brand new bag.
In the 1980s, African acts would turn up to record their international albums lugging the synthesizers and drum machines they used for home crowds. Ever so subtly, they'd be disabused of the notion that Europe and North America were looking for a new Peter Gabriel or Sting. "If you want to sell anything," their labels would advise, "you've got to sound more like you." The best, and Mali's Oumou Sangaré is one of the very best, would find a way to sound rootsy while avoiding the demands of a section of their new fanbase to stick to what their grandparents did: who cares if Hammond, electric bass or Spanish guitar aren't strictly part of your tradition, call Pee Wee Ellis and Nitin Sawhney, let's see if anybody complains. The results, naturally, were impressive.
In the eight years since Sangaré's fourth album, Seya, a lot has changed, and with the carrot of significant sales no longer dangling in front of them, the talent can turn to the accountants and say: "Sod it, I'm going to do exactly what I want." Or, as she puts it, somewhat disingenuously: "I've been totally in the tradition for years, so to have a look around elsewhere was a total pleasure."
"Who cares if Hammond, electric bass or Spanish guitar aren't strictly part of your tradition?"
Two years ago World Circuit, Sangaré's former label, released Mbongwana Star's debut; this year Real World issued Les Amazones D'Afrique – two labels with histories of breaking traditional-sounding acts now delivering raucous, electronic blasts of African punk.
"Authenticity" be damned. And it is right at this very moment that Sangaré decided to change her tune and to team up with a French label whose most notable successes have come pairing a Malian kora player and a French cellist.
Fortunately, you have to work a little to detect the changes her music has undergone. the songs remain the same: the feminist who made her name with declarations of disenchantment about the way women were marginalised in Mali – the property of men who could buy them for a handful of nuts – remains focused on the resilience and courage of African women.
Musically, the key track here may be Kamelemba, with keyboard washes beneath the hunter's harp, the kamele n'goni, and subtle phasing added. Tony Allen adds a terrific beat to Yere Faga; there's an almost McCartney-like melody from the bass on Mali Niale. Sangaré's backing singers, meanwhile, seem to be having the most fun.
Wisely not handing over the reins completely to the makeover crew, the new Sangaré is not so very different from the old one – and when you have a voice like hers, it really doesn't make a lot of difference what knobs are being twiddled in the studio. Sangaré rocks in her own way, and nothing is ever going to change that.
Watch the video for Yere Faga here...


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Friday Favorites [on Saturday] (41)
Happy weekend, friends! I have some links I wanted to share but yesterday I really wanted to show you my DIY menu board, so here I am on a Saturday. Last night, Rob and I went to happy hour at Chino Latino with some friends, followed by coconut milkshakes at The Wedge. We've been really busy lately and it was so nice to just slow down and enjoy an evening (and be home early)! I have zero plans for this weekend other than sleeping in, going for a walk or two, and maybe having lunch at The Happy Gnome or breakfast at Modern Times (...maybe both).
But anyway, here are some links for your weekend!
To Watch
- Game of Thrones Season 4: Inside the Episode #9--I'm not huge into battle scenes, but this episode ended up being one of my favorites so far. Kit Harrington was just so good! I love hearing the producers/writers/directors talk about the episodes, and this one was really well done.
- Nothing like a stampede of baby goats to warm your little heart!
Culture and Current Events
- "We are better people than what these laws represent." Federal Judges Now Seeing the Simple Truth About Gay Marriage: It's a Matter of Love and Equality. Amen.
- I really loved hearing Ryland's story (even if the article used the term "ugly crying"...I hate that so much). What a lucky kid to have such a fantastic family.
- As a not-so-religious spiritual person who used to be very religious, it is wonderful and refreshing to see these inspiring acts by religious groups and individuals.
- I love Laverne Cox and am so happy to see her speaking out, but man do some of the interviews she has to sit through make me cringe. She always handles them with such grace, though.
- This anti-Redskins ad gives me chills.
Wish List
- I really want a pair of Salt Water Sandals this summer!
- I think this swim suit is super adorable--I love the shape of it.
- I would not say no to this gorgeous hat.
- I've been coveting pretty much every new item on Everlane, lately.
Books and Reading
- David Sedaris Tells You What to Read This Summer. I won't argue!
- I'm reading #GIRLBOSS for The Eighty Twenty Book Club this month and it is so awesome. Anyone else?
- Loved these words about love from John Steinback to his son. "The main thing is not to hurry. Nothing good gets away."
What are you up to this weekend? Hope you're having a good one!


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The Northeastern Jurisdiction of The United Methodist Church approved a resolution July 19 affirming its commitment to the rights of all persons including lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons.
The five jurisdictions of the church are meeting to elect bishops and conduct other business. The areas meet every four years after the denomination's worldwide gathering. The Northeastern Jurisdiction includes the states of New York, Pennsylvania, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Maine, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey and West Virginia and the District of Columbia.
"We offer it acknowledging the deep pain that exists in our church," said the Rev. Scott Campbell, a clergy delegate from the New England Conference, who submitted the resolution. "It also recognizes the conflicting covenants that many of our pastors and church leaders experience in seeking to be faithful to their calling"…
Read the entire article from the United Methodist News Service


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Buffy at 20: How a fan became a fangirl/
The web today is full of celebrations of twentieth anniversary of Buffy The Vampire Slayer, I'm never one to miss an opportunity to talk about the little show that truly brought me into fandom and changed TV forever, so I'm joining the chorus. Instead of talking about how Buffy changed TV, I want to tell you about how Buffy changed me. I don't think I'd be who I am today without it.Read More


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Apr 9, 2017
This episode of the Rockstar Superhero podcast features Sam Fishman, the drummer of the well known "most patriotic band in the world," Madison Rising.
Sam came to me via another great friend from the midwest and I had a great time chatting. Sam is a very talented drummer, full of great groove and completely plays for the song. A great guy and fun personality, I found the best part was asking about his personal life and his passions. Like yours truly, Sam loves roller coasters. This makes liking him that much easier!
With that, I hope you'll love meeting him as much as I did and I highly encourage you to check out Madison Rising on tour, on digital media, and everywhere else you can check them out! They are great.
Enjoy the podcast and please SUBSCRIBE and share with friends!
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0:00 Intro - the Passion Project.
2:50 Welcome to Sam Fishman. Sean Flaharty. Rollercoasters. Holiday World.
8:10 Coaster hobby and ranking coasters. Legend. Raven. Voyage. Intensity off the charts.
11:30 Madison Rising. How did it come about? Sam is an original member.
14:20 Christian hypocrite! Polarizing lyrics and challenges. Making waves.
18:40 Who owns the band? Producer teams. Boy band dynamic.
22:00 Worth your salt. Artistry. Evolving and satisfaction.
24:20 The evolving sound of Madison Rising. Deftones? Moving on from band members who don't fit?
27:00 What's coming up this summer?
29:55 Rob won't edit, so there.
32:30 Non profits. Taxes and business dealings.
35:20 The next album. Looking for cohesion.
38:20 Bruno Mars. Stone Temple Pilots.
40:40 Backlash from NASCAR and Star Spangled Banner.
45:00 Starting on drums. Dennis Chambers. Steve Gadd. Brann Dailor.
49:00 Wolves in the Throne Room. Twelve Foot Ninja. Caligula's Horse. Shining of Norway. Frost from London. Jem Godfrey.
55:00 What is it like to be Sam Fishman?
1:01:10 Endorsement with Regal Tip!
1:05:00 Playing Rogers drums at home. Touring with Tama Imperial Star.
1:07:00 Bringing on the weird with 17 questions.
1:24:30 Living a fully formed life.
1:31:00 The Puyallup Fair. PNE Vancouver.
1:32:50 Madison Rising: WHERE ARE YOU NOW?
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Nurturing Families Network
The goals of this federally funded evidence-based voluntary home visiting program for pregnant women and families from Torrington and Winchester are to: improve maternal and child health, prevent child abuse and neglect, encourage positive parenting, and promote child development and school readiness. There are monthly Group Connections and a fathering home visitor to serve fathers and stepdads.
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Lisa Candels, Nurturing Families Network Program Manager
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Western CT State University Early Learning Center
An accredited National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) program, providing high quality, developmentally appropriate learning experiences for children ages three to five. Two-thirds of the enrollment is comprised of children of university staff and students, with one-third of children from the surrounding community.
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EdAdvance Center For Children's Therapy
The Center for Children's Therapy (CCT) is designed to provide convenient, high quality occupational, physical and speech-language therapy services to children from birth to age 21 at an affordable cost. CCT, a partnership with Brooker Memorial, provides a sliding fee structure and accepts HUSKY and private insurance. It is conveniently located in the Brooker Memorial facility at 157 Litchfield Street in Torrington.
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Family Resource Centers
School-based family support programs in Torrington and Plymouth, which work to integrate families into the elementary schools. Family Resource Centers services include: child care, preschool, playgroups for infants through 5 years, before and after school care for school age children, home visitation to families, parent support, adult education and family literacy, resource and referral, support for family child care providers, and positive youth development.
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I've been through many changes in my life, and honestly I think I've found all of them uncomfortable at best, right up to terrifying at worst. Sometimes even boredom and annoyance would hold me back. I hated computing at university, astonishing to recall now I'm inseparable from my latest internet device.
Facing up to change with a group of people is even harder. If there isn't a compelling reason you probably aren't going to start, but if you wait for a crisis it may be too late. The rabbit in the headlights can't budge.
In our change programmes the first thing we do is to help decision makers reach consensus. Usually it's a GP partnership so no one decides alone, but often one person can veto. Many practices are stuck at this point unable to move, while life gets steadily worse.
Creating a simple, clear vision of the new situation post change is the next thing. Some like to imagine the new emotions they will feel, joy, control and mastery. Others like me prefer to look only at the data (OK we are the ones kidding ourselves).
Which ever way we like to think, overcoming the fear of change can be the hardest part. As a species we are more easily driven by fear than hope (among others, Daniel Kahneman in "Thinking, Fast and Slow"). The path of least resistance is to say "nothing can be done, keep on moaning and something might turn up."
Take control, create your own Moan Free Zone.
The good news is that once practices have reached consensus, the vast majority are able to change successfully. Getting to that point really is the hardest part. We run a very simple free online survey called the "Leading Change Questionnaire" which we find helps clarify the need for change, the vision, the hopes and fears.
It only takes 5 minutes – drop me a line and I will forward by return.
Harry Longman
PS Interesting responses to Simon's chest pain, evenly split. He really did have an MI, and really didn't want to bother the GP. A happy ending thankfully. Three days later he called 999, was admitted, had a stent fitted and has made a full recovery.
The moral for me is that patients may not recognise an emergency, so quick access to a GP can be a lifesaver.
We've measured chest pain at around 1% of demand, but there are many causes. It's proving popular to see what askmyGP produces from real patients, so this week's history is another chest pain – vote on your first response.


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Rolling terrain framed by large granite outcrops amidst our private valley are all hallmarks of skiing at Homestake Lodge. The 35+ kilometers of trails at Homestake Lodge are kept narrow to provide skiers an intimate experience with nature. They are just wide enough for our state of the art Pisten Bully Paana grooming equipment to do its job. Most trails are set with a classic track and a skate lane. Some of our trails are just six feet wide and these are groomed with a snow machine and Ginzu groomer with track pan. You'll love these narrow trails while you explore the more remote areas of our valley. If you want Majestic mountain views ski up the pass where the Tobacco Root Mountains will greet you with their snowy peaks.
If you like to ski with your dog, there are 15 kilometers of dog friendly trails. Check the trail conditions to be sure the dog trails are open for skiing. It typically takes a few weeks after we open for the season for the dog trails to firm up.
Click here for detailed information on rates for trail passes, lessons and rentals.
Trail Passes, adult $15-, youth 6 & under $8-, Lessons group, $35-/person, private $65-, XC Rentals, adult $20-, youth $12-, Snowshoe Rental $15-
Information on the Elementary School and Junior Ski Club Programs is available through the links towards the bottom of the page.
The state of the art Pisten Bully Paana groomer lays down both a skate lane and classic tracks on most of our trails. The narrower, more remote trails are just six feet wide and are groomed by a new (2017) Arctic Cat Bearcat work sled pulling a Ginzu Groomer and track pan.
Snow is made typically during the first good cold snap in November to assure plenty of good early season snow on the learn to ski area where it gets lots of hard use.
The 2 kilometer lighted ski trail is open on Thursday nights during the ski season from dusk to 7:30 PM.
Homemade soups, rolls, crepes and cookies are served on weekends, holidays and holiday weeks. There is soda, beer and wine, too. The menu changes, but here are a few of the favorites, Sausage Artichoke, Mexican Black Bean, Chili, Corn Chowder, Potato Leek, Gingered Carrot and Squash soup, to name a few, and there are more too. Its $7.50 for a bowl of soup and a homemade roll. Crepes are $6.-.
The ski shop offers rental ski equipment and snowshoes. The equipment is all high end gear and both skate and classic equipment including Atomics Skin-Tec skis are available. There also is the latest new ski equipment for sale from Atomic, Salomon and swix. There is ski wax from Rode and Swix and clothing from Sauce, Ibex, Toko and Swix
Ski Rentals for adults are $20, Junior's $12
Snowshoe Rentals are $15
Trail Passes for adults are $15, Juniors $8
Cross country ski lessons are a specialty. We can get you started with an hour long introductory lesson or we can work with you refining your classic or skate technique and make you a better skier. All our instructors are experienced skiers including some that are either a USSA Level II coach or a former member of the US Ski Team. Group lessons are $35/hour, Private Lessons are $65/hour
The Elementary School Ski Program provides cross country skiing and instruction to area schools including, Butte, Ramsay, Anaconda, Whitehall and Cardwell. To learn more click on the photo link.
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"Experience has taught us that promoting internally creates huge benefits across the board – at Nellsar we call it 'Growing our own'!"
Gillian Dixon, Operations Manager Residential Services
Our aim is to provide the highest level of care possible – by enabling our staff to be the best they can be. Internal promotion is one of the biggest indicators within a company that staff are valued and that the company is prepared to invest and develop them. Fewer changes in the staff team equals continuity of care – a major factor in keeping our residents safe, happy and contented.
From the outset, Nellsar employees receive a thorough induction in addition to a personalised training program. For many Nellsar staff this is just the beginning of the journey!
"A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step." Lao-Tzu 604BC.


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Windows 7 Introduces New Font Management.
The options to install, uninstall and manage fonts has not been changed in a Windows operating system since Windows 95. At least not in a remarkable way. The only solution so far was to rely on third party applications that would offer font previews and a comfortable solution to install and uninstall them. The fonts manager was overhauled in Windows 7 and provides a preview of every installed font of the computer system with the option to hide fonts based on language settings.
Each font can be previewed directly in the main fonts menu because three characters (abg) are displayed in the fonts icon. Multiple fonts of the same font family, say Courier New or Arial are stacked together and shown as the font family with information on the available font types shown in the same interface.
A preview of all fonts of a font family is available after double-clicking an icon. A click on a single-font will open a preview window of that font showing all of its characters in various sizes.
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Would it be possibe to provide a list of the fonts/typefaces available in Windows 7 - and samples of them?
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Hello David, and welcome to Seven Forums.
Sure thing. :)
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Last week I volunteered part of my day to the 2015 Bike/Pedestrian Count as a part of the Washington State Bicycle and Pedestrian Documentation Project. I chose to spend my time counting cyclists and pedestrians for two main reasons. Firstly, as a bike commuter, I want to see continued improvements made for non-traditional commuters in a city where congestion and traffic seems to be getting worse and worse. And secondly, I can get behind the approach in which WSDOT and the Cascade Bicycle Club are using to drive change: through the collection of data.
When I moved from Kansas City to Seattle just over two years ago it was clear to me that Seattle is a much more bike friendly town than Kansas City. This is partly due to the temperate climate of Seattle but, more importantly, it is due to political support and the work of organizations like the Cascade Bicycle Club to make Seattle a more 'bikeable' city through the Seattle Bicycle Master Plan. Commuting to work on my bicycle seemed like the obvious choice especially when my office provides bike storage and locker rooms. In 2014 I rode nearly 1120 miles on my bike and this year I've already surpassed that number.
When I learned that volunteers were needed to count cyclists as a part of the effort to make Seattle more 'bikeable' I knew I wanted to help. I was especially excited to learn more about why we would be counting commuters at key locations throughout the city. The Washington State Bicycle and Pedestrian Documentation Project is "an annual bicycle and pedestrian count taken at locations throughout Washington State in nearly 50 jurisdictions. Data collected from these counts will be used to monitor success in increasing bicycle and pedestrian travel as identified in the Washington State Bicycle Facilities and Pedestrian Walkways Plan while also providing critical data to support improvements to bicycle and pedestrian facilities."
The key part of this project is that "counting bicyclists and pedestrians at specific locations will help us to more accurately estimate demand, measure the benefits of investments, and design our projects. This information will also help us target safety and mobility projects and improve our traffic models."
I see the positive way in which data can drive good decision making everyday at the user experience firm where I work. Our goal is that the user research we do informs the designs we produce. I too feel that important decisions, including how to make Seattle more "bikeable", should be made with good supporting data. This concept, 'data-driven-decisions', is standing out as a key component to creating great user experiences.
I hope the information I collected helps to make improvements for the fellow commuters in my neighborhood. So how are things looking?
Here are the numbers for the morning commute at the intersection where I counted since 2009:
2009 - 139 | 2010 - 123 | 2011 - 289 | 2012 - 258 | 2013 - 233 | 2014 - 315 | 2015 - 308
At least for my intersection, it looks like the numbers overall are trending up but I'll leave it to the Washington State Bicycle and Pedestrian Documentation Project folks to really crunch the numbers.


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The new £575,000 youth centre, replacing the old West Lisburn community facility in Old Warren is nearing completion.
The project, which is part of the £80 million Social Investment Fund, will significantly enhance the provision of youth facilities for groups across Lisburn is nearing completion.
Lagan Valley DUP MLA Paul Givan and local Councillor, Alderman Paul Porter have visited the site of the new centre.
Mr Givan said: "This new facility named 'Resurgam 3D – Dedicated, Determined, Driven' is second to none and will be the envy of many other areas.
"When opened shortly it will enhance youth service capacity and target areas of deprivation across Lisburn through the delivery of children and young people's programmes.
"To see a share of the Social Investment Fund allocated within Lisburn for this facility is very welcome and I commend those who worked extensively on this for securing the funding to allow this capital project to go ahead."
Alderman Paul Porter, the DUP representative on the Social Investment Fund Steering Group said: "This is one of several community projects I have worked closely on and I believe it will greatly benefit Resurgam Trust in the delivery of their programmes for children and young people across Lisburn."
The Resurgam Trust is supported by established and recognised community-based organisations and social enterprise organisations with many years of experience working in communities throughout the city of Lisburn.
It works with community-based organisations across both Lisburn North and Lisburn South.
Resurgam Trust Director Mr Adrian Bird said: "This is another great resource for Lisburn and improves the infrastructure and sustainability within communities.
"Young people will have many opportunities to realise their potential and become active citizens."


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Does More Possession=More Wins in the MLS?
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In the past couple of blog posts I've looked at two common statistics and shown that they are not as meaningful as most people believe. shots on goal do not predict success very well, and assists favor players on better clubs. In keeping with this theme of misleading statistics in football, I decided to look at possession data. The commonly held notion is that the team that has the ball more (has a possession percent over 50) is more likely to win. This makes sense. A team with the ball more is more likely to score and less likely to concede. But does the data back it up? Does having more possession than your opponent mean you are more likely to win the game? I looked at the possession data from the MLS season so far. What I found goes completely against what most people would think. So far this season in the MLS, the average possession percentage for teams that have won the game is 48.5%. Teams that win actually posses the ball less. This means the average possession percentage for losing teams is 51.5%.
To get even more specific, I broke down the possession data further. Winning home teams average 50.9% possession, and winning away teams average 43.4% possession. On the other side, losing home teams average 56.6% possession and losing away teams average 49.1% possession. The histograms below illustrate these facts. I found that away teams, on average, have a possession percentage of 47.3%, and home teams have a possession percentage of 52.7%.
So what does all this mean? It seems possession percentage in the MLS does not predict success. Teams that possess the ball more don't win more; they actually lose more. Home teams also have a slight advantage in possession percentage compared with away teams.
What about teams that completely dominate possession? You might think that a team that had the ball much more often than their opponent would be much more likely to win. I defined "dominating possession" as having the ball more than 60% of the time. So far this season, teams that have dominated possession have a record of 10 wins, 19 losses, and 18 ties. Domination in possession? Yes. Domination in wins? No.
This analysis calls in to question statements like "the Union had the run of play, they possessed the ball more and deserved the win." It's apparent that in the MLS, possession is not all that important when it comes to winning games. So what's the problem with possession? One reason could be that the best teams do not play possession football. The teams with the most success may play kick and run. Another possibility is that possessing the ball simply doesn't lead to wins. Either way, having the ball more than your opponent does not mean much in the MLS.


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The Culligan tech that came to install our new water filtration system was very personable. I'm new to well water and was nervous about not having any knowledge of the maintenance involved with it. He was very patient and answered all my questions. Even explained the entire process, from the well to the point it comes out of the faucet. We also had a reverse osmosis system installed for drinking water and you would never even know we had well water if we didn't tell you. I quit buying bottled water since having it installed and it tastes better! Very impressed with the price. I'm paying under half of what I was paying for city water. Filter changes and equipment repairs are free. They send a tech out when it's time, I don't even have to remember to call, they do that for me. Overall, very good experience with Culligan, from their customer service to the products and services they offer. I would highly recommend them to anyone with well water. They made drinking well water easy.
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When we have needed help with something, we have always called Culligan first because of their great reputation and for their dependability. I can always count on their prompt service in a pinch!
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Culligan is a great company!! With reasonable prices!! And excellent customer service!!
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I love the holidays … love is all around!
I have always loved the holidays. I love the lights the decorations the energy and the love that's all around. I have friends that are very much Bah Hum Bug. It saddens me because they notice the rushing, the impatient shoppers, and more. Yes that is around. But I choose to see the love around me and in people I see.
I recently said to a friend and I truly believe we can choose to see the negative things because they exist or if we just change or perspective and open up to love. They might surprise themselves and get the holiday spirit.
So if anyone of you are Bah Hum Bug please open yourself up to the love and positive energy! You might enjoy and be grateful that you did!
I didn't think it possible for it to feel colder today. But today I can still feel the cold in my bones and I have been back in my home for an hour. Stay warm. Cuddle your family. Cuddle your little humans with fur. Definitely enjoy a nice cup of hot cocoa.
Thanksgiving .. I was able to see such a joy it warmed my soul!
Today I stopped by my friend Joice's home. Her family is blessed to be very talented with music vocally and instrumentally. As I was in the hallway before entering I heard such beautiful singing and guitar playing it filled me with joy. It wasn't just the beautiful music but to know Joice her family and her friends were enjoying such pure happiness and joy during thanksgiving brought me such joy and happiness. We see so much In the news and see such chaos around us. That moment was all I needed to fill my soul knowing the peace and love that's all around us. That is what makes life so special.
I felt like I was walking in on a movie set. But it was real life and real love, real joy. That moment made me thankful because I got to experience it for s moment snd it warmed my spirit. Love really is all around we just need to be open to it snd we see and experience it when we are least expecting it.
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So many things happening all good
I have so many good things happening but not ready to totally share yet 😎.
All I can say and express is when thing happen in life loss and grief and hen that long time after you feel lost. One day you wake up and know things can and will get better. You just keep getting up living life and one day things just start to look up. Things start to seem better, brighter, and you realize there truly is light at the end of the tunnel you have been in.
So anyone going through tough times of any sort I know from experience life is great and things do get better. I hope any of you who think there's no hope I want you to know there truly is.
Have hope and faith and you will be ok.
And I wish that your journey brings you peace and happiness.
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My little wolf pack
I love when it's cold outside and warm inside. I love when I go to bed and wake up with my dogs right next to me. We are cuddled like an Alaskan wolf pack.
But as soon as I move to show I am awake game over. That is the sure sign to wake up and they turn into bunnies jumping on the bed and jumping on me. But still it's better then an alarm clock.
Animals are one the best gifts on this planet wild or domestic. They are majestic and can put a small on some of the grumpier people I have known. And can warm the heart of some of the tougher people I have met.
Animals create a bridge a connection between strangers. It's an amazing thing. Just thinking about it thought I would share.
I don't mind the weather
I love the fall but I also don't mind the coolness or rain. In fact I love rain. Of course we are having a rain nor'easter and for some people that isn't good if they are near the coast. But for me it's rain and cool. I have the windows open a crack with candles and incense going. It's the one thing that makes my type A personality relax.😎☔☔☔
My take on Gluten Free
My take on gluten free lifestyle. This blog is based on my experience not knowing the scientific data and info on the subject.
I have always done low carb high protein diet. But I wanted to see if there was any take on gluten. And to my surprise there is validity to how my body react to it.
When I stopped gluten it made me feel less sluggish and less bloated (puffy).
Then after a few months of mostly gluten free I can say not all. I did notice when I consumed gluten and within 24 hrs I belt a bloat.
So for me I see a difference. Now I am not gonna say I will have a 100% gluten free lifestyle. But I see how it can affect my body and I feel better In general. So I will be aware of my gluten intake. I have to be honest sometimes if I have a craving for something then I have a craving. Simple as that!
Just a side note when gluten free products first started being main stream the cookies were horrible. It was like eating cardboard. Happily I can say I love Tate's cookies gluten free. They are so good that I can't believe they are gluten free! Yum !


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Barry Boyce, founder of GALAPAGOS TRAVEL, followed his personal passion for Natural History with a visit the Galapagos Islands in 1988. He enjoyed his trip of course, but was frustrated by the lack of information available to help him plan his adventure. Barry decided to return to the islands, where he would research and write the first-ever all-inclusive guide book to the islands. Over the course of the next few months he lived in Puerto Ayora on Santa Cruz Island. Besides numerous yacht inspections and interviews, he also naturally interacted with a great many tourists, nearly all of whom were having a grand time. Sadly, many also complained of not having the educational experience they were hoping for, or of a trip too short in length to really see the islands. The first edition of the guide book, A Traveler's Guide to the Galápagos Islands, was published in 1989 (the book is currently in its fourth edition, with a fifth edition "in the works").
That same year Barry founded GALAPAGOS TRAVEL. From the start the focus has been on educationally oriented, Natural History workshops, that spend a significant amount of time in the archipelago. Barry's first organized tours, which he personally led, were offered in 1990. We now have a pool of hand selected, highly educated, wonderfully personable, Galápagos specialists to lead the tours (in addition to the park required Naturalist Guides).
Today we offer anywhere from 24 to 36 Natural History Workshops to the Galápagos each year - all with our unique Natural History focus, and all spending either 11 or 15 days actually aboard the yacht in the archipelago.
We are honored to have been selected by many universities, colleges, museums and zoos to coordinate educational expeditions for their members (often on an annual or semi-annual basis). Past groups have included the Galápagos Conservancy, Saint Louis Zoo, Hiram University, Harvard Museum, Santa Cruz Natural History Museum, Chapman University, Brookfield Zoo, Berea College, Clemson University, University of Washington, Sonora Desert Museum, Desert Turtle & Tortoise Society, Wilderness Center, Girl Scouts, Central Oregon Community College, and NSTA (National Science Teachers Association).
Our office is located in Aptos California - a small town on the Monterey Bay in central California. We have been in the same space since 1998. As a tour operator within California we participate in the California Seller of Travel Program (registration #2051010-40) which provides restitution to passengers in the case of default by a California operator.
I joined the GALAPAGOS TRAVEL staff in 1994, following my own visit to the Galapagos Islands (on a short tour with another tour operator - arranged locally while briefly living in Quito and studying Spanish). My introduction to the islands came much earlier though - long letters from my mother as she traveled the islands on a cattle freighter and then a fishing boat in 1981.
Julie and Debbie round out our California staff and have both been with us since 1996. Each of us has numerous Galapagos trips under our belts, in addition to expeditions to Antarctica, Easter Island, Midway Atoll and Cuba. When not in the office you can often find one or the other of us on the road - traveling to some of the remote corners of the US or abroad.
In the mid-90's GALAPAGOS TRAVEL founded the Becario Scholarship Program through the Charles Darwin Research Station and the Galápagos Conservancy. This program sponsored Ecuadorian graduate students while they completed their thesis work in the islands - we feel very strongly that educated Ecuadorians will be the best voices for the conservation of the islands in the future. Between our past passengers and GALAPAGOS TRAVEL, this program has donated over $175,000 to the Research Station, and funded 13 graduate students.
Other projects we support in the islands include the Scouting program (boys and girls) on the island of San Cristobal, including assisting with establishment of the local library. We were also early financial supporters of the Guide's & Children's Library on Santa Cruz Island as well.
Outside of the islands GALAPAGOS TRAVEL supports the South Georgia Heritage Trust, Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), World Wildlife Fund, Long Marine Lab, Monterey Bay Aquarium, and the Santa Cruz Natural History Museum among others. The company also supports volunteerism in the staff. I have been a board member on two non-profits, most recently the Santa Cruz AIDS Project, in addition to extensive fund raising for AIDS service organizations in California. Debbie has devoted a huge amount of her free time to the Monterey Bay Aquarium, where for more than 10 years she worked directly with the penguins. Julie, in addition to being in school (pre-nursing) volunteers with a feral cat adoptive program, and a local fish hatchery.
We have a sister company in Ecuador, GALAPAGOS TRAVEL PROINVERTUR (GPT), which handles all land arrangements for us there. The ownership of the two companies is different, although GTP was formed (in roughly 1991) expressly to provide all of our mainland services. We, and our passengers, enjoy their full energies and support in every way.
Over the years a number of our past passengers have put a bit of pressure on us to take them on another great adventure. While Galápagos will always be our focus, we do occasionally hand select other remarkable areas rich in wildlife and natural history that we feel we can do justice too. Current occasional departures include: Antarctica, the Falkland Islands and South Georgia; Madagascar; the High Arctic; Cuba; and Easter Island.
We work with/charter a variety of wonderful 16-passengers yachts in the Galápagos Islands. The focus of our tours is not luxury (or even on the yachts for that matter), but we still want our passengers to be safe, comfortable, and well taken care of. Most workshops are aboard either the M/Y Tip Top IV or Tip Top III. The Tip Top Fleet is owned and operated by Rolf Wittmer Turismo in Ecuador (all yachts in the islands must by law be Ecuadorian owned and flagged). Rolf Wittmer was the first person born in the islands, and his family were some of the first to work in the burgeoning tourist industry in the islands, with a series of yachts over the years all bearing the Tip Top names. They are recognized by Ecologic Ventures for their energies towards improving pollution and waste, and their vessels are recognized by the Smart Voyager programs for conservation measures.
In early 2008, after nearly 14 years at GALAPAGOS TRAVEL, I purchased the company from Barry (he had been semi-retired and living out of state for several years at that point – working on a novel, traveling, and exploring the San Juan Islands). Barry continues to lead the occasional workshop in the islands for us (the islands are a huge part of his life to this day), and in all major ways we continue as the same company we have always been - focused on providing in-depth, educationally-oriented, Natural History workshops in the Galápagos Islands.
We look forward to an exciting future.
Mark Grantham
president, gti Galápagos Travel corp.


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Feeding Patterns of animals adapt different feeding patterns to obtain food. They are classified by the mode of ingestion, digestion and type of food. Ingestion includes filter, deposit, fluid, ram, bulk and suction feeding. Digestion consists of extracellular, myzocytosis and phagocytosis. Carnivore, herbivore and omnivore are under food types.
Feeding behavior,any action of an animal that is directed toward the procurement of nutrients. The variety of means of procuring food reflects the diversity of foods used and the myriad of animal types.
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I just downloaded my copy of Moodle 2.0 First Look by Mary Cooch aka @moodlefairy. From a brief look at the table of contents, the book focuses a lot on whats new in Moodle 2 compared to the current Moodle 1.9 from both a teacher and admin point of view.
Having followed Marys blog (http://www.moodleblog.org/?page_id=19) for nearly two years now, I expect this to be a good read, and will open a nice bottle of wine later to start the review.
I must admit, that I have been looking forward to reading this book but had decided to hold off while I worked on my own book with Jeanne Cole, and Jason Cole. Now that it is coming along well, its a good time to indulge in some reading.
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The second issue of this years British Gestalt Journal was sent out last month and we hope you are enjoying the follow-up instalment to our 25th Anniversary volume. After a creative and experimental celebration at the UKAGP Annual Conference this summer we were keen to read the follow up papers from the five key-note contributors.
'How does our political field influence our response-ability in the therapy room and beyond?'
For Gaie Houston, one of our five conference contributors, the answer to this question was heavily influenced by her meeting with Lou Dingle. Lou Dingle's response to the immigrant crisis in Australia influenced her to take immediate, life-changing action. We have made have made Gaie Houston's follow-up paper, Response-ability, available for download on the link below.
If you are yet to subscribe to either printed or digital BGJ copies (or both) you can here.


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In 2007 we opened the Oliodivino farmhouse in the farmhouse of our company in the hills around Jesi, operating a conservative restructuring. It is the Verdicchio area and we are i
The agriturismo, a stone's throw from Ancona and the Riviera Del Conero, is an oasis of serenity in the Marche countryside and offers swimming pool, relaxation and typical cuisine with its own products.
Less than 15 km from the Frasassi Caves and the San Vittore Genga thermal baths, it is a lifestyle in a typical mountain farmhouse, with a restaurant, farms and organic farming.
Farmhouse in the green hills of Marche. It offers accommodation in apartments equipped with all comforts.
The farmhouse is surrounded by green hills, it's at short distance from the Adriatic coasts and the Appenines between Umbria and Marches.
6 km from the beach at Senigallia, set in the hilly countryside of a 100 hectare farm, friendly accommodation in bedrooms or apartments with swimming pool.
In a panoramic setting between the sea and the mountains, the family-run farm uses its own organic produce. It serves the best traditional dishes from the Marche region.
10 min. from Jesi, here you can savour delicious traditional food while staying in comfy accommodations, nestled in the countryside of Ancona.
Set in the hills, in a panoramic, central position between the sea and the mountains, it is ideal for enjoying nature and fine, traditional local cuisine. Mini golf course at 3 km.
Surrounded by its vineyards, 12 km from the sea, an old farmhouse offers an ideal location to spend your holidays and explore the Marche region.
With spa, whirlpool, colour therapy, pool and Conero views, 18 hectare estate with a farmhouse from the 1600s once a convent, producing organic Mignola oil with typical cuisine.
Right near the Riviera del Conero, on the Marches hillside, we offer comfortable rooms and authentic homemade food, with our own fresh ingredients.
Historical hunting house of the 16th century and farmhouse in the green of an ancient park, rooms, apartments, swimming pool, restaurant.
In the heart of the Marche, this agriturismo is your starting point to discover a territory which, besides art, also offers every type of landscape: mountains, hills and sea.
The farm holiday is located in an airy and panoramic position on a gentle hill at 380m above sea level, across the valleys of the Misa and Esino rivers.
Agriturismo in a former silk processing warehouse, 20 mins from Conero and from Senigallia, in the centre of the 9 castles of Arcevia. Bicycles provided, free of charge.
Using sustainable methods, the farm produces Verduzzo and Lacrima di Morro d'Alba wines. The property is in the Senigallia inland, a few km from the sea. Salt water swimming pool.
At the gates of the Gola Rossa Regional Park, with panoramic terrace, an excellent starting point for bike rides and visiting the Frasassi Caves, Ancona, Jesi and Urbino.
On the hills above Pergola, a short distance from the sea, the farm offers 4 rooms with swimming pool and boasts spectacular views of the surrounding area.
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This agriturismo is set in the green of the Marche hills, 7 km from the Adriatic sea, site of Senigallia?s spiaggia di velluto, and close to the mountains.
An agriturismo in the Marche hills near the Conero Park and Senigallia. Fully equipped wellbeing centre with treatments and barbecue area with wood burning oven.
15 minutes from the Frasassi caves, guests can experience the true essence of an agriturismo, with no formalities, in a warm, friendly environment, sampling organic cooking.
Among the pine trees, in the Cesano Valley, guest accommodation in an entire main villa or individual rooms in a renovated lemonary with gardens, swimming pool and whirlpool.
Original Farm House in a renovated centuries-old building, surrounded by a green space, located in a panoramic wiewpoint in the heart of Marche, it has swimming pool and SPA.
20 minutes from the sea and the mountains, with a magnificent view of the Marche hills, delighting guests with delicious homemade breakfasts and a plethora of facilities.
In the Marche inland, surrounded by green hills, a recently renovated agriturismo offering homemade cuisine prepared using local, seasonal produce. Educational workshops.
In the Marches hills, 25 km from Jesi and Fabriano, 45 km from the sea, old farmhouse with solar and photovoltaic panels as well as rainwater harvesting for total self-sufficiency.
The farm holidays is located in the countryside of Polverigi, a pretty village in the inland of the Marche region, a few miles from Riviera del Conero.
Stylish, elegant rooms and suites 7 km from Senigallia?s beaches. Art, nature and fine food and wine. Relax by the pool or in the private garden with scenic vegetable plot.
Old farmhouse recently restructured, immersed in the green hills of Marche, in the heart of Colli Esini, it offers accomodations in rooms.
Perched on a hill in one of the most beautiful parts of Pesaro and Urbino, a spacious, comfortable farmhouse with swimming pool, garden and barbecue, ideal for groups and families.
A few minutes from the beaches, surrounded by a large relaxing garden, it is ideal for seaside and countryside holidays. Offers excellent local cuisine and a menu for coeliacs.
Between Treia and San Severino Marche, in the heart of the province of Macerata.
From an enchanting peasant dwelling of the nineteenth century, the borgo comes to life. A restored farmhouse where the charm of the countryside blends with accommodations thought
Nestled in a very small mountain valley near Avacelli in the municipality of Arcevia, near the Frasassi Caves, the Bosimano farmhouse and the Bosimano B&B each offer two apart
The farm is located between the green hills and overlooks a beautiful panorama that goes from the countryside to the sea. Ideal for those who like to relax surrounded by nature, b
Hello! We are Doriana, Marino and Alessia. Since 1996 we share with our guest a real feeling with nature and local Organic food on km 0. There are Apartments and Camping
The agriturismo is nestled in a green, peaceful valley, a short distance from the Adriatic Sea, in an area criss-crossed by two different trekking routes.
In the heart of the Marche countryside, on the slopes of a hill overlooking the Castelli di Jesi valley, Fattoria Fontegeloni offers hospitality in ancient farmhouses divided into
Organic farm in the heart of the Marche region offers mono and two-room apartments for short and long stays for business purposes, large garden available, parking, wi-fi, Riviera
Charming farmhouse in a farmhouse of the eighteenth century, in the old farm, 36 hectares of cultivated fields and vineyard: "a tradition that lasts more than 500 years."
Our accommodation is composed of two old houses, restored to maintain its rustic flavor of the countryside, but with every comfort and service.
We offer our customers an oasis of peace and relaxation away from the stress of the big cities; but at the same time, close to many attractions!
ll Tiglio, is an agricultural estate dominated by the characteristic farmhouse, which returns that traditional flavor, not too old, of the rural life of the Marches. It offers exc
The farmhouse rises where the path leads to the hermitage and the forest of the Friars Bianchi, a natural oasis protected by the Marche region. This is an ideal place to discover
WE ARE PATRICK AND MARY AND WE ARE LOVED IN THESE LANDS. We are respectively of German and Italian origin, so we decided to move from Switzerland to Monte San Vito, buying and ren
Agriturismo Il Leccio is a family-run company that has its roots in the passion for taste, good food and renowned Italian products.
Imagine yourself in a place out of time and timelessness, lie under a gazebo listening to the wind; Nothing bothers you, no unnatural noise, rediscover the night: the smells, the