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26 Acts of Kindness
This week began with a blizzard, or was it last week ended with a blizzard? However you look at it, there's a great deal of snow in CT and it has totally messed with my mental calendar. So, what day is it?? It's today. A gorgeous, creative, colorful, beautiful day. A day to honor a teacher from Sandy Hook Elementary School. In memory of Rachel D'Avino I knitted a funky, crazy, happy hat for a Special Education instructor in Connecticut.
Oh but the knitting didn't stop. I knitted all week, that's what we do in a blizzard in New England. Well, we bake too! Anyway, you may or may not know that the Blizzard of 2013 had a couple of names. The National Weather Channel named the storm Nemo and WFSB the local CBS affiliate named the storm Charlotte.
The name, Charlotte Bacon, is at the top of my 26 Acts of Kindness list. I had not decided on a action to make in her memory until they named the storm. A one of a kind wholloping storm in Connecticut should have the name Charlotte? I guess so. A name we will remember.
In memory of a lovely 6 yr. old student who loved dresses and school - I knitted hats for a pair of little girls, sisters. The older loves dressing up, and the younger is just 3 months old.
I'll put them in the mail on Monday.
Act of Kindness # 16
In honor of Rachel D'Avino, Teacher
Sandy Hook Elementary School
Act of Kindness #17
In honor of Charlotte Bacon, Student
Sandy Hook Elementary School
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Getting into college requires a great deal of hard work, determination, resources and lots of support. But for students who grow up in Baltimore's low-income neighborhoods and attend under-resourced and poorly performing high schools, being accepted into a college may seem like a pipe dream.
A Baltimore-based nonprofit, Building STEPS (Science, Technology and Education Partnerships) is making the dream of a college education a reality for hundreds of academically inclined Baltimore city high school students. On May 8, Building STEPS will celebrate the success of its more than 150 high school students at its "I'm In! A College Acceptance Celebration" at the Hilton Baltimore.
Beyond the highlight of each senior announcing where they will be going in the fall, the day will include professional development workshops, a guest speaker and a luncheon. In preparation for summer internships, juniors will learn about workplace attire and professional etiquette.
Debra Hettleman, executive director of Building STEPS, says the students served by the program — almost all of whom are the first in their families to attend college — face many obstacles that can interfere with applying, being accepted, paying for and finding success in higher education.
"Building STEPS is propelling hundreds of our city's students to college and career success," says Hettleman, a Chizuk Amuno congregant and Owings Mills resident. "Our graduates are Baltimore's future."
A multi-year program that begins in a student's junior year of high school, Building STEPS was the brainchild of Matthew Weinberg, CEO of the Weinberg Group, a bio-tech, medical and pharmaceutical consulting firm based in Washington D.C. Weinberg founded the nonprofit in 1995 to address the lack of diversity he observed in STEM fields. In 2000, he relocated the program to Baltimore. Under the leadership of Hettleman — who rebooted the organization from her living room before moving its headquarters to the campus of Towson University in 2006 – Building STEPS has grown exponentially.
Building STEPS offers students at Baltimore's more challenged public high schools opportunities to gain exposure to STEM careers and such college preparatory services as SAT tutoring, completing college and financial aid applications and help writing application essays. The students must must have at least a 3.0 grade point average and some interest in STEM subjects.
Although Building STEPS originally served students in Baltimore City and County, the program — which is offered at no charge to schools or students — now focuses exclusively on students at city schools (while still supporting graduates of Woodlawn, Milford Mill, Randallstown and Chesapeake high schools).
During the summers, students are placed in paid internships with local STEM-oriented companies. They are exposed to careers possibilities in the STEM field through organized site visits to employers such as Northrop Grumman, Johns Hopkins Medicine, Project BioEYES, Code in the Schools and SciTech Services.
Building STEPS' participants take part in community service activities and receive coaching on such skills as time management and decision making, which the program calls "persistence work."
Support does not end once Building STEPS' students are accepted into colleges. The program provides assistance to students post-acceptance to ensure success throughout their college careers.
More than 80 percent of Building STEPS' participants earn college degrees, as compared to 9 percent of city students who do not participate in the program. So far this year, almost all of the Building STEPS' seniors have been accepted to a four-year college.
When the program began, the nonprofit served 16 students; now, it serves more than 100 new students each year across Baltimore.
Zalandria Spann, a Building STEPS alumna who is an Incentive Awards Scholar and senior majoring in accounting and finance at the University of Maryland, College Park, credits the program with helping her gain admission to college.
Spann, who attended Paul Laurence Dunbar High School in East Baltimore, says she "had no clue what FAFSA [Free Application for Federal Student Aid form] was, how to write my essay correctly — I didn't even know what I wanted to major in. But Building STEPS would take us to different colleges and career panels. Not only did they give me the inspiration, but they also gave me the tools that I needed to go ahead and apply."
Deborah T. Long, executive director of the Alvin and Fanny B. Thalheimer Foundation, has been volunteering with Building STEPS for a decade. In her role as lead writing advisor, Long facilitates a series of essay workshops and meets one on one with the program's high school seniors, helping them articulate a compelling, well written college essay.
Having a strong essay and application, says Hettleman, can be a "tipping point [to being accepted] to a better school."
Long says she chooses to donate her time to Building STEPS over other educational organizations because of Hettleman and her staff's dedication and compassion.
"Building STEPS helps students get tutors, get help, emergency family travel — they support their students through their college years," says Long. "It's not just your college acceptance. That is not the end-game with Debra. Whatever it is from me that she needs, I will say yes."
On May 15, Building STEPS will hold its 2018 Achievement Reception, a ticketed fundraiser for donors, supporters and alumni, at The Cove at Citron, at Quarry Lake in Pikesville. For information about Building STEPS or for tickets to the Achievement Reception, visit buildingsteps.org.
Jolene Carr is a Baltimore-based freelance writer.


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Earlier this week I posted about what you can do to make your engagement session memorable. Today I'd like to offer the opportunity to get it at a tremendous value as well. This time of year is the perfect time to start planning your session since spring is right around the corner. With spring comes cherry blossoms, warm afternoon breezes, and lovely sunsets in the early evening. Doing an engagement session now is also perfect timing if you are planning a fall or winter wedding in 2016 or a wedding anytime in 2017. Your engagement photos will look so lovely on your save-the-dates and now is a perfect time to get those out!
Engagement photos also make great artwork for your home, guestbooks for your guest to sign, and personalized decor for your wedding. Here's the details of what you can expect when you book your engagement session with me.
Each session is customized because you and your fiancé have a unique story. Together we browse my extensive list of locations, (or you suggest a spot with special meaning) we choose the time of day that will best fit that location and I will consult with you on what clothes to bring. Normally each session has between 3-5 outfit changes. These changes help to give your session variety.
Once we have a plan your session happens, and it's a ton of fun! Clients (guys especially) often comment on how much fun they had. A session with me is full of laughs, romance, and picture perfect hidden locations that will make for stunning photos! Each session lasts between 1.5-2 hours depending on the location.
Once your session is complete we schedule your ordering appointment. During this meeting you review all of your photos, watch a custom slideshow, and choose the photos you want to use. Samples of save-the-dates, guestbook albums, and wall art are already created custom for you to review. With my state of the art photo software you'll even be able to see what a wall portrait would look like in your own home before you place your order. Best of all, digital files are available for purchase that day, so you can share there with friends and family right away if you wish.
Normally, engagement sessions are a $300 value, but right now you can get a free engagement session when you book your wedding! There are several popular wedding packages to choose from, or we can create a custom package that is just right for you. If the package you choose already includes an engagement session, we can discount your session by the same amount.
This offer is available for a limited time and to new clients only. Space is also limited, so please don't hesitate to contact me to learn if you qualify.
Don't forget to check out the wedding portfolio's page, my past client's testimonials, reviews of IJ Photo on Weddingwire.com, and read up on what charities I work with as part of my mission to make IJ Photo a studio with heart.


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Shitara-Town Shimizu Chochin Lantern Festival (Shimizu-no-Chochin Matsuri)
Date : 06/30/2019
This is a kind of "Gion Matsuri" festival said to be modeled after the utterly famous lanterns of the Tsushima Tenno Festival, in the city of Tsushima. For ages, festivals using the "chochin" paper lanterns have been a tradition around the eastern Aichi Prefecture area deep within the mountains known as Oku-Mikawa area. However, not all of them have been transmitted down the generations with so much passion as this.


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Exploring alternative product modularisations with multi-objective optimisation
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This paper presents a multi-objective optimisation framework for product modularisation. At the heart of the software is a custom developed genetic algorithm that is able to generate a whole range of alternative product modularisations. Once generated, the solution set is then explored to examine the inherent trade-offs needed. In this way the decision maker is able to choose the most suitable modular architecture ac-cording to the company's strategic objectives. The focus of this paper is to illustrate the developed computerised framework using an example product: a car climate control system.


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News Archives
Mar 26 2019
This spring's Selkirk College Reconciliation Speaker Series Event welcomes Chief Robert Joseph who will provide a valuable depth of knowledge about the Truth & Reconciliation Commission process. Through his innate storytelling abilities, Chief Joseph will provide vital context to the importance of the commission in Canada's future.
Mar 20 2019
Partnering with Co-op Education & Employment Services to hire a co-op student from Selkirk College brings countless paybacks to employers throughout the province. Selkirk College co-op students are fresh out of the classroom, immediately productive and bring an enthusiasm and cutting-edge industry know-how to the workplace.
Mar 19 2019
The affordability of a close-to-home education is enhanced by the Selkirk College Board of Governors Entrance Scholarships that are available to learners entering this coming Fall. The deadline for applications for the $1,500 awards is March 31.
Mar 18 2019
Embracing the ever-changing cultural landscape in the West Kootenay and Boundary is the focus of an upcoming community conversation hosted by students in Peace & Justice Studies Program. Both international and domestic students are encouraging residents of the region to get to know the learners who study on our campuses.
Mar 17 2019
At an annual event held at Selkirk College, students are welcoming the community to join them for a celebration that addresses some big topics, the elephant in the room. The Education Assistant & Community Support Worker (EACSW) Program students are hosting a free afternoon event March 25 at the Selkirk College Castlegar Campus from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m.
Mar 14 2019
During the heart of winter, students and staff at Selkirk College took on the challenge to take personal steps towards lowering energy use. The results from the BC Cool Campus Challenge are in and the college has emerged as a leader in sustainability efforts.
Mar 11 2019
The Year-End Showcase Concert Series is a Selkirk College tradition that sees graduating students in the Contemporary Music & Technology Program perform a spectrum of genres on the Shambhala Music & Performance Hall stage. Three weeks of great music is on tap for the Tenth Street Campus.
Mar 10 2019
Ongoing partnership bolstered with funding that will help bolster program offerings and boost the student experience for post-secondary in the West Kootenay and Boundary region.
Mar 09 2019
The Selkirk College Saints were not able to overcome a slow start in their best-of-three series against the Vancouver Island University Mariners and had the 2018-2019 BCIHL season come to end after losing two straight at the Castlegar & District Recreation Centre.
Mar 04 2019
The student-athletes on the Selkirk College Saints hockey team have been working since September for this moment and starting Friday night (March 8), the team will open the playoffs against the Vancouver Island University Mariners with the ultimate goal of capturing the school's fifth provincial title.
Mar 01 2019
It has never been easier to start at Selkirk College with an event called Admission on the Spot that aims to help soon-to-be students with the application process. In three events hosted in Castlegar, Nelson and Trail, people will be able to have their application processed on the spot and be conditionally accepted to the program of their choice.
Feb 28 2019
For the last 17 years, students in Selkirk College's Integrated Environmental Planning Program have been working with communities across the West Kootenay and Boundary on reaching planning objectives. This year's project is in Fruitvale and on March 11, the community is invited to provide input.
Feb 27 2019
As part of the Reconciliation Speaker Series, Selkirk College is helping lead the conversation about Truth & Reconciliation in our region through special guests who help provide context. On March 16, Nisga'a writer Jordan Abel will visit the Castlegar Campus for an evening of discussion.
Feb 26 2019
Acclaimed jazz artist David Restivo has joined the Contemporary Music & Technology Program faculty on Nelson's Tenth Street Campus where he brings decades of experince in both performance and teaching to students eager to take their careers to the next level.
Feb 11 2019
Each academic year, Selkirk College awards almost $200,000 in bursaries to students from a variety of programs who face financial challenges while pursuing a post-secondary education. The stories of what it takes to persevere and succeed is truly inspiring. This is one of those stories.


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With a slight breeze in the air, the most perfect Spring Day awaited Alyssa and Matt as they were about to say I Do and celebrate with their friends and family at One Atlantic Events! When you dream of a perfect wedding day, theirs was pretty much that… and more! From the antique Rolls Royce, to all of the perfectly designed details, to all of the love throughout the day! Can't wait for you to see a small glimpse into the day that Alyssa and Matt became husband and wife!
Bride and her Bridesmaids Getting Ready in Brigantine, NJ
Megan arrived at Alyssa's family's summer home that she grew up coming to. The beautiful water views and all of the windows made for some beautiful photo ops – especially of Alyssa's Pronovia's wedding gown! Megan could have shot all day long at this gorgeous home!
Matt and his Groomsmen Getting Ready at the Ocean Resort Hotel in Atlantic City
Meanwhile, Caitlin arrived at the Ocean Resort Hotel to capture Matt and his groomsmen getting ready. She also arrived to some amazing details, including cufflinks of the couples dog! (Whom they love so very much!!)
A Meaningful Ceremony at St. Michael's Church in Atlantic City
What a beautiful church and ceremony! From the moment that Matt saw Alyssa, you knew that these two were meant to be! The church was filled with so much love, and so much excitement for this couple!
Bridal Party Photos on the beach in Atlantic City
Although a bit windy, the couple and their bridal party were troopers and conquered beach photos like pros!! They even brought some Champagne to POP and celebrate together!! One of the sweetest moments was when the couple was standing inside the pier shops, and saw a dog outside, and said that they thought it looked like their dog… Well, the brides sister confirmed that it WAS their dog, that was there to join in on the fun and photos! Alyssa and Matt were so surprised and excited!!
Bride & Groom Portraits on the Beach and in One Atlantic Events
Alyssa and Matt were such naturals. They were so comfortable together and it made taking photos of them a breeze! From dealing with the literal breeze on the beach to rocking the photos inside of One Atlantic, Megan and Caitlin could not capture enough of these two! The love and romance was so apparent, even when just looking at these images! <3
A Fun Reception with Friends and Family at One Atlantic Events
Receptions at One Atlantic Events are always so much fun! From the view to the awesome staff to the food… everything is always so perfect!!! <3 We can't get enough of capturing weddings here!! Alyssa and Matt's was no different! Fun entrances, a beautiful first dance, and toasts that made you laugh and cry! It was the perfect evening for a perfect couple!
One Atlantic Events Wedding Vendors
Photographers : Megan & Caitlin from Love Story Studios
Venue : One Atlantic Events
Ceremony : St. Michael's Church
Bride Dress : Pronovia's
Bride Dress Retailer : Elizabeth John's
Bride's Shoes : Jimmy Choo
Bridesmaids Dresses : Adrianna Papell
Groom/Groomsmen Attire : Hugo Boss
Groom Bowtie : Tom Ford
Groom Shoes : Ferragamo
Makeup Artists : Sarah Paira Beauty
Hair Stylist : Danielle Dagostino
Florals : Flowerful Events
Video : Martin's Accent Videos
Cake : The Bake Works
Band : Philly's Finest / East Coast Entertainment
Invitations : One Suite Day


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My next recipe comes from Light and Healthy and is a continuation on the crostini recipe I wrote about months ago.
This recipe challenges you to not be a basic with your tiny garlic bread and instead asks you to be extra vanilla with white beans and arugula.
I'm not so sure that joke worked. Maybe I need to get my money back from that comedy class I took.
What you'll need
- 1 large baguette, cut on the bias into 1/2 inch thick slices
- 3 garlic cloves, one un-cut and two minced
- Olive oil spray
- 2 15 ounce cans of cannellini beans, drained
- 2 tablespoons of olive oil
- 2 tablespoons of lemon juice
- 1 shallot minced (3 tablespoons worth)
- pinch of cayenne pepper
- 1 ounce of arugula, chopped (1/2 cups worth)
The first step is to mix the beans, oil, lemon juice, and 2 garlic cloves in a food processor until the mixture is smooth. It'll look a lot like hummus by the time you're through.
Next, combine this mixture in a bowl along with the cayenne and shallot. Feel free to also season with salt and pepper as well.
Once this is combined, cover the bowl and allow it to rest under room temperature for about an hour.
When you've got 10-15 minutes left waiting for that mixture to settle go ahead and prepare your crostini by following the crostini recipe I mentioned earlier.
When that basic recipe is complete, your bean mixture should be well settled. Take a tablespoon of the bean mixture and spread it on each slice. Then sprinkle arugula on top and you are finito!
As you can see in the photo, I purchased bread that was little bigger than what is called for. You'll actually want to select a baguette that's about half the width of what I ended up with.
If you want to be a goody two shoes and follow the rules that is. Otherwise, it doesn't really matter. I can assure you it'll still taste great.
So how is the taste?
Pretty damn good. As I mentioned earlier, the bean spread reminded me of hummus and that follows through in regards to taste as well, but my favorite part of this recipe is the arugula.
I love arugula. It's springy and tastes so fresh and green with it's slightly nutty flavors. Combine that with a bean spread and you just feel…I don't know…one with nature I guess.
Like you're just meeting mother nature and your nonna for a light picnic. That's the best way I can describe it.
So go ahead, plan your fantasy picnic and be one with the universe.


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There is always someone I need to say "thank you" too. Like everyone who reads this blog. If I could I would send you all thank you notes, with washi tape, just like these ones that Kami made.
She is so awesome that she has a printable on her blog so that we can all make thank you cards just like she did. I love it. Thanks Kami, you are amazing! Download her free printable at the link below.
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Book Description:
Published: March 1, 2010
Format: Audio/OverDrive
Armed men invade a family home, shouting for a man nobody's heard of. As DS Morrow tries to uncover one family's secrets, she must protect her own.
Review –
First of all a very short blurb that does nothing to make you want to read this book. Sad.
It might have been a routine home invasion. Two men in balaclavas, backed up by a third waiting in the car, push their way into a house, demand to speak to Bob, shoot a family member in the hand and, when they see Bob's not there, leave with the head of the family, for whose safe return they demand two million pounds as "payback. For Afghanistan." Only the details don't make any sense.
Ugandan-born shopkeeper Aamir Anwar and his family apparently have nothing to do with Afghanistan, with anyone named Bob, or with the remotest likelihood of assembling such a staggering ransom. When Strathclyde CID gets the case, it goes not to DS Alex Morrow, who's next in line as lead detective, but to her despised rival, DS Grant Bannerman, who shunts Alex into meaningless busywork and ignores the all-important lead she hands him. The heroine's home life, if you can call it that, is as dispiriting as her professional life. She dreads heading home to the husband who tells her, "I hate who you make me." They have lost a child and it has caused a rift between them.
Only a few days pass over the course of this book, and despite its grim beginnings, the violence is kept to a minimum. The author's attention is instead focused on who these people are, and how they ended up clashing in a middle-class suburb.
There is little suspense and less mystery but a great read and I can't wait to read more in this series.


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We are not often alerted when positions fill, so inquire first to the school/district/company if a position is still open if the posting is dated. Often, positions are posted on our alumni facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/muartedalumni/
Long-term substitute position for part-time high school art in Dayton (for fall 2019. Contact:
Sarah Frederick (MU alumni)
(937) 272-5371
School Info:
Dayton Christian School
9391 Washington Church Road
Miamisburg, OH. 45342
(937) 291-7201 -- Ask to speak to Gabe Pethtel, Principal
Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp looking for Summer 2019 staff (camp counselors in visual arts, art education, art therapy). More information at http://www.bluelake.org
Ringling Museum of Art in Florida looking for Summer 2019 paid interns (archives, conservation, curatorial, education, library, grounds). More information at https://www.ringling.org/internships-fellowships
ArtsConnect in Springfield Township is looking for summer camp counselors and teacher assistants. See the description and application below.
Many positions open and close quickly in the summer months. We recommend you check the Miami Art Education Alumni facebook page.
Alumni, Emily (Duso) Barrett is leaving her full-time, public school elementary art teaching position in Midland, Michigan (Midland Public Schools) to return to Ohio and teach in London, OH. If you're interested in teaching in Michigan, check it out!
Bethany School in Glendale, Ohio, is actively looking for a 1st grade through 8th grade art teacher. I have attached the position description.
David Gould
Assistant Head of School
Bethany School
513-771-7462 ext. 102
Full-time MS art job in lovely Lorain County at Amherst Junior High School (grades 6-8).
Sharp new building. Great art classroom.
Long term sub position open this spring at Franklin High School in Hamilton - filling in for a Miami Alum, Julie Blair.
Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp is a non-profit summer school of the arts serving more than 5,400 gifted elementary, junior high, and high school students each season. Blue Lake offers more than 220 staff positions to motivated college musicians and artists who serve as mentors and role models for our students.
I am currently in the process of hiring staff for our 2018 season (June 17 – August 19) and am searching for talented college students to fill positions. We are particularly in need of exceptional visual arts, art education, and art therapy majors.
Members of our counseling staff have many opportunities during the summer, including assisting in Blue Lake's art department, supervising art students during classes, and working with and learning from professional faculty. There are also teaching positions with our elementary students available for those who qualify. Working at Blue Lake offers college students incredible experience in leadership and working with youth!
Questions regarding these opportunities, more information can be found at https://bluelake.org/jobs/staff or by calling our office at 1-800-221-3796.
Jessica Bryant
Director of Student Services
Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp
(231) 894-1966 x214
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Summer Teaching Positions Available:
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Miami offers many services for students as they approach the end of their program. Below are a few ideas to get you going.
Career Services offers programs and workshops based on resume writing, interviewing and networking. Career Services has put together a good list of mock interview questions for Education Majors. Career Services also offers a yearly Teacher Job Fair. Training in interviewing is required prior to participating in this event (see programs/workshops schedule at above link). The Handshake site is their program for registering for offered services.
Thinking about Graduate School? Check out what Miami has to offer in terms of preparation resources.
NAEA (National Art Educators Association) has a job search site. Their listings extend beyond K-12 schools into museums, etc.
fAQ's (Frequently Asked Questions)
Are there jobs out there for art teachers?
YES!!!!! We get announcements periodically and quite regularly. If you're willing to explore a diverse array of options- there is opportunity out there. We'll post announcements as we hear about them on this page.
When do I start looking for jobs?
It's never a bad time to look around and see what's available. There are jobs out there, but sometimes you have to look beyond your "perfect job" into unexpected places.
When do I apply?
Hiring season differs from district to district. Postings could happen at any point depending on the reason/timing of the vacancy. Apply when you have your professional materials prepared and ready to send out. It is understood that students may be applying during student teaching with the intent to get a job the next semester.
Where do I look for art teaching jobs?
Jobs are posted here as we hear about them for the surrounding areas. You can also look at state and district websites of areas you're interested in. Don't discount Indiana and Kentucky, since we are very close to the borders. Also, don't hesitate to look further cross-country. There are opportunities everywhere! Once you get your license in Ohio, you can often get a transfer license to get you started elsewhere once you get a job. There is also a Miami Art Education Alumni Facebook page you can check. US Department of Education (national government site) as well as the Ohio Department of Education may also have useful links as well.
A guide for getting hired, posted by Artofed.com
Other Arts Opportunities
Columbus Arts Opportunities—A directory of regional and national resource and opportunity links for artists sponsored by the Greater Columbus Arts Council. The site also contains a council internship and job board under the "About" button.
Columbus Artist Directory—A searchable directory of links to Columbus-area artists, including Web site and contact information for networking and internship and job search purposes, sponsored by the Greater Columbus Arts Council.
Art Deadlines List—A compilation of public art commission projects, art competitions, art jobs and internships, art scholarships, grants and fellowships, residencies, art festivals, call for entries and other art opportunities in all disciplines sponsored by Artdeadlineslist.com. Premium content subscriptions are also available.
Other MU career services links for College of Creative Arts majors
Consider liking the Miami University Art Education Alumni page. Job openings are sometimes posted there by alumni.


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text: Natural Pain Relieving Herbs Help Tarrytown Pain Patients08/08/2017"As treatments in medicine become more and more complex, the answer may be something simpler." (1) Wow. Simpler just may be an answer when it comes to pain relief for some Tarrytown back pain sufferers. Chronic pain is one condition that calls for some relief. (Listen in to a PODCAST with a doctor and his patient about chronic pain and how chiropractic helps.) Natural substances may offer a simpler approach for some Tarrytown chronic pain, back pain, neck pain, arm pain and leg pain sufferers. Tarrytown Chiropractic is prepared to help Tarrytown chiropractic care patients explore if this may be workable for them.CURCUMIN Curcumin is surely one natural treatment that many Tarrytown pain patients have heard about in the news. As a natural anti-inflammatory, pain-relieving herb, it is shown to be rather useful in for treating chronic pain conditions like rheumatoid arthritis, inflammatory bowel disease, and cancers like colon, stomach, lung, breast and skin. Even Alzheimer's patients realize some relief with curcumin. (1) Osteoarthritis patients reportedly respond well to curcumin, too, since osteoarthritis is a chronic inflammatory degenerative process that Tarrytown Chiropractic sees often in Tarrytown chiropractic practice. (2)OTHER ANTI-INFLAMMATORY HERBS Herbs like Urtica dioica (stinging nettle), Boswellia serrata (frankincense), Equisetum arvense (horsetail), Allium sativum (garlic), and Apium graveolens (celery and marshworts) are written to be anti-inflammatory and analgesic for pain patients as well as patients suffering with chronic musculoskeletal pain which Tarrytown Chiropractic sees a lot! They reduce pain and enhance mobility for chronic pain patients. One study mixed all of these plus vitamin B1 and found that patients responded well. (3) Another report states that fish oil, curcumin, white willow bark, boswellia serrata, green tea, maritime pine bark, Resveratrol, cat's claw, and Capsaicin are other anti-inflammatory natural agents are helpful in reducing inflammation and pain. (4) Tarrytown Chiropractic investigates with Tarrytown chiropractic patients to determine just the proper mix of natural agents like these that work for them and their Tarrytown pain.MAKE AN APPOINTMENT Some Tarrytown pain patients and Tarrytown inflammatory disease patients know that traditional medicines may upset their systems with unwanted side effects. Centuries-old natural approaches may be simpler, effective, and less upsetting. If you are a Tarrytown pain patient seeking a simpler way to manage pain, schedule an appointment with Tarrytown Chiropractic to check out how natural anti-inflammatory agents - even in combination with Tarrytown chiropractic care - may be the pain relievers you need. « View All Nutrition Articles"This information and website content is not intended to diagnose, guarantee results, or recommend specific treatment or activity. It is designed to educate and inform only. Please consult your physician for a thorough examination leading to a diagnosis and well-planned treatment strategy. See more details on the DISCLAIMER page."


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Welcome to Blo's monthly hairoscopes (get it!!). We're kicking things off this month with HBDs to all of our Cancer/Leo pals. Summer babies are the best babies, don't you agree? We're going to go into the nitty gritty of what July holds for everyone, but we're answering your burning question right off the bat: YES, mercury is in retrograde from July 7th to 31st so expect the unexpected when it comes to technology, communication and all things interpersonal.
CANCER June 22 – July 22
Hey there Cancers. How are we doing this month? Feeling good? Well you should be because it's your time, baby! This month is about self-reflection with Saturn beginning your new astrological year, but don't forget to have a little fun too (you know what they say, crabs just wanna have fun!! They don't say that, but let's go with it.) Negotiations concerning money are in your future, so maybe it's time to start rehearsing how you'll ask your boss for that well deserved raise you've been thinking about. Nothing says happy birthday like entering a new tax bracket, right?
LEO July 23 – August 22
Hi Leos! Your moment in the spotlight is coming, don't worry. For now, be a social butterfly this month! You'll have an extra burst of energy with Mars transitioning your birth sign until August 10th, so channel that into a new hobby, throwing a dinner party or taking on a home renovation project. Stay in touch with your inner self towards the end of the month – the stars predict revelations when it comes to professional and personal relationships.
VIRGO August 23 – September 22
Virgos, you need no flattery from me – you know you're the best sign because Beyoncé is a Virgo. Take time to meditate this month. I know you've got your Google calendar color coded and your school supplies all set up (even if the first day of school is a distant memory, who would pass up the chance to buy new post-its?!) but it's important to relax and reflect on your goals for the coming year. Say what's on your mind this month, secrets will come back to haunt you if you let them fester for too long. Enlightenment will come regarding romance this month, so sit tight on that double text: all will become clear, grasshopper.
LIBRA September 23 – October 23
Hi Libras! Bad news first: the planets are slowing you down this month. You may feel like going full steam ahead but try instead to take your time because it will pay off later. The good news: watch out for opportunities for awards or praise this month – seize them and you will be rewarded. Mercury will retrograde in Leo, your friendship house, so (lucky you!) this means you will run into someone from your past you've been missing. In fact, your social life will be buzzing in general, so make sure you don't double book yourself—there's enough of you to go around!
SCORPIO October 24 – November 22
Hey Scorpios! Venus is in your orbit this month which means anything money related will go in your favour – applying for a new apartment? Now is your time. This is also a good travel month for you so toss caution to the wind and use those last few vacation days for a mini-getaway. The new moon eclipse in Cancer and the lunar eclipse at the end of the month will do very good things for your energies this month, so remain open to all possibilities like adding a new hair accessory into the rotation or trying a fun colour for that vacation pedicure. The world is your oyster!
SAGITTARIUS November 23 – December 21
Hi Sags! This month has a lot in store in the ~financial realms~. But don't fret! It's nothing major (you don't have to return those mules you bought in the summer sales, thank god). In fact, the stars predict a windfall of the money variety coming your way. Don't go blowing it all in one shot though. The lunar eclipse at the end of the month brings unexpected happenings, so put a little aside just in case! I know I'm giving you mixed messages, but the point is: treat yourself, but don't buy that yacht until Mercury is out of retrograde.
CAPRICORN December 22 – January 19
Capricorns, how are you? July brings loooooots for you to unpack in your relationships: romantic, platonic and professional. The eclipse is happening in your seventh house, which means serious commitments of all kinds are on the table. Now's the time to co-parent that puppy you've always wanted, timeshare that expensive handbag with your BFF or, get down on one knee. Eclipses are known for their ability to rock the boat, so stay confident in your decisions, your gut knows what's right.
AQUARIUS January 20 – February 18
Hello, my little water babies! This month is all about considering how you manage your time and how this relates to your goals. So, take a step back and evaluate – there's always a time and place for a Netflix binge, but maybe split that time with something more productive, like updating your resume or writing the great American novel. However, you choose to stay busy this month, keep your eyes peeled for some big news to come to light around the 16th.
PISCES February 19 – March 20
Good morning/afternoon/night Pisces! I've got some big news for you this month: love is in the air and you're about to be THRIVING. The eclipse in Cancer is going to deliver positive developments in all areas of romance so get ready for things to heat up. Be a little risky, tell your crush how you feel because the stars are in your favour this month. Don't put too much trust in tech though – mercury is still retrograding which means in-person conversations are your best friend right now.
ARIES March 21 – April 19
Greetings spring chickens! July is a time of change for you. Between the eclipses and retrograde, there are some challenges to face, but let's look on the positive side. Your living situation will come into question in the first half of the month but a sudden acquisition of extra cash will make up for any extra expenses (like that new coffee table you've been wanting). Not to be a broken record but it must be said: be wary of your electronics this month, they're not on your side until mercury is out of retrograde.
TAURUS April 20 – May 20
Taurus, how the heck are you? This month is all about communication for you. Both eclipses this month will bring new opportunities for you to tell everyone (or just a potential new boss) how great you are, so *ahem* grab the bull by the horns and get yourself out there. Beware though: the retrograde spares no one, so make sure you double check you actually attached the attachment before sending that important email. Trust, it'll save you the time of googling "how to unsend an email I already sent!!!!!!!".
GEMINI May 21 – June 21
Hello, my twin star children! I hope you're enjoying the dualities that summer brings (pros: Fun! Ice Cream! Beaches! cons: Blisters! Humidity! Sweat!). This month will be a little all over the place for you, with Mercury being your ruling planet, but also being in retrograde. My best advice to you is to take things slow. Explore new opportunities in the professional realm but don't dive in just yet—be patient and you will reap the benefits once retrograde is over. Biding your time doesn't have to mean isolating yourself—it's your time Gemini, soak up the sun!


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Luxembourg National OT News
News from Luxembourg, 2018
Our association was founded in 1985. All our 12 committee members work on a voluntary basis for the association. In total, the ALED counts around 100 members. Although there are 300 OT's currently working in Luxemburg. Most of them are employed, but also some work in private practice. This is because occupational therapy is not paid by the health insurance yet.
Once a year we have a meeting with the health insurance to discuss and explain the need for professional approval of occupational therapy. Last year our request was to finally get a convention for our profession and nomenclature for private practitioners.
COTEC supported our association with several letters to emphasize the importance of occupational therapy for the well-being of the population.
In December 2017 we received the answer from the health insurance. Psychotherapists, podiatrists and the dieticians will first get a convention this year. The negotiations for a convention with occupational therapists will probably begin in 2019 with an effective date at the earliest in 2020.
So you can imagine that we are really disappointed. But… we will never stop fighting. "This is how the cookie crumbles".


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Heiress, a richly complex historical romance, is the first in Susan's three book Daughters of Fortune series. In honor of Heiress' debut, Susan is hosting a FABULOUS Gilded Age Giveaway and giving away an opulent prize pack fit for an heiress!
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Two sisters, Esme and Jinx, are both longing for love, yet sacrificing their very passions to gain that love. Esme's dream was to be a reporter and felt that she could accomplish that in her father's well established and highly circulated New York Chronicle. Jinx wanted to be a Fifth Avenue wife, but had to wait for Esme to marry. Through lies and deceit, Jinx achieve her dream, but at the expense of love. And Esme fought for her hers, but lost the approval of her father. Journey with these two women of the Guilded Age as they strive to gain their highest potential in Heiress (Daughters of Fortune) by Susan May Warren.
I have read many of Susan May Warren's books before, which were mostly contemporary. I was curious to read this historical fiction. I was not disappointed. In fact, I was very enchanted by Susan's descriptive language of the Guilded Age. This was a book I couldn't put down. I didn't want to give away too much of the story because it would spoil all of the surprises, but this book will have you on the edge of your seat and beckon you to immerse yourself in the era of high society. I can't wait for the next book in this series to appear.
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Sunday, February 15, 2009
Jessie is hard on her bed. 2 years ago I got her 3 sets of sheets - she is now down to 1 set only. Somehow, while she is sleeping, she puts holes in her fitted sheet, and then over time proceeds to shred them to pieces! She is not the quietest sleeper - she is all over that bed, in it and out of it. So this morning, I dug through my sheet stash and found 2 twin sheets (a fitted and a flat sheet) that she now has on her bed. Funny, these sheets that who knows how old they are, seem stronger than the sheets you buy in the stores.......so I'm going back to Goodwill this weekend to see what else I can find for sheets. Paying $1 - $2 for a sheet at goodwill seems much better than paying at least $20 for a sheet set. Jessie doesn't care if they match, I certainly don't care (as long as it's not something totally horrendous together)......
I've been painting Jessie's headboard and footboard for her bed. I can't remember if I blogged about finding it in my in-laws barn, covered with cobwebs and dust....but, it was free and it's in excellent shape - which is the kind I like! I primered it last fall, then the weather got bad before I could take it back outside to paint it white. Well, I just decided heck with it and painted it in the basement this weekend.
Hopefully tonight we will get them bolted to her bed frame, and she won't be hitting her shins on the metal bedframe that her waterbed sits on.
This afternoon I wanted to do something different. I had seen a very cute doll in an antique store in Ashland - but no way was I paying $30 for a doll. So I dug out a pattern that I had ordered eons ago (from Primfolks by Judy), and made this:
Made from muslin and extra fabric, she is tiny - 16" long. I think I need to find some jute rope out in the barn for the ties to her bonnet - ribbon just seems to dressy for her....I might try and coffee dye her at some point to make her look older, but for now.....she'll sit on my chest.
Have a wonderful Sunday everyone!
13 comments:
- Scrappy quilter said...
That doll is just so cute. We love buying sheets from thrift stores. We use them on beds and also I often use a flat sheet for the back of my quilts. They work perfectly.
- February 15, 2009 at 3:07 PM
- Small House said...
The bed is really cute. And I LOVE the primitive doll. You probably just whipped her up didn't you? AMAZING! Have a great day.
- February 15, 2009 at 4:34 PM
- Small House said...
The bed is really cute. And I LOVE the primitive doll. You probably just whipped her up didn't you? AMAZING! Have a great day.
- February 15, 2009 at 4:35 PM
- Vintage Girl said...
I love vintage sheets, I wrote a whole post on them...lol! Your daughter's bed frame is beautiful, don't you love using what you have! And good for you on your doll. Blessings, Heather P.S. Your quilts are beautiful!
- February 15, 2009 at 6:45 PM
- Judy T said...
One of my boys is hard on his sheets as well. I can't imagine what he does to rip holes in them. He's on the top bunk so he isn't up there much when he's not sleeping so he just has to be a rough sleeper. Who knows!
Love the doll!
- February 15, 2009 at 8:58 PM
- isolada. by design said...
You had a crafty, busy weekend regardless of the quilty sewing. Fun! The doll is adorable. I agree...ribbon would be too dressy. And I'd be interested in seeing how she turns out should you get to coffee dye her. You've definitely some techniques up your sleeve I know nothing about. Blogland rocks for the creatives here I enjoy so much!
Have a good one!
Ana :)
- February 16, 2009 at 7:46 AM
- LuAnn said...
I hope we get to see the headboard after you are finished with it. I have one up in the attic as well that will probably need some work before it comes into the house. I like to paint and do inside things in winter so I can save summer for outdoor things.
- February 16, 2009 at 9:50 AM
- Patty Sumner said...
You are such a resourceful lady. I am so impressed by your initiative and creativeness. I am blessed every time I read your blog. I am always challenged to do something useful. God bless you and you are such a good example of the Proverbs 31 women. God bless you! Do you ever take a break?
- February 16, 2009 at 11:01 AM
- Miri said...
I just love the painted headboard! And the vintage sheets are adorable, scrappy and the sweetest way of mismatchy. Hope your week is blessed.
- February 16, 2009 at 1:26 PM
- em's scrapbag said...
Cute doll. Glad you have found a inexpensive and creative way to deal with the sheet thrasher.
- February 16, 2009 at 4:05 PM
- Winifred said...
The headboard is really nice. She'll love it.
- February 16, 2009 at 6:44 PM
- audreypawdrey said...
i like the nickname the "sheet thrasher" he he..
The headboard will be beautiful in her room! I also love the little doll that you made.:)
- February 17, 2009 at 6:28 PM
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At Fjord, Design Leadership drives creativity and innovation at all levels. Our Design Leadership invests itself in strengthening the relationships between our teams, our clients, our work, and the people who use our products and services every day. As Group Design Director, you'll own the design practice and delivery at the studio level. You'll be responsible for leading multidisciplinary teams to produce quality design work for our clients. You'll also establish processes, estimate level of effort, and liaise with other Directors across the region to facilitate knowledge sharing. This is your opportunity to evolve integrated design as both a discipline and a practice on a global scale.
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