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Once you have created and saved your Lead Capture form, you can embed it on your website or share a direct link with potential clients.
You'll need:
- An active Dubsado subscription (trial users can test out the Lead Capture, but with the limit of 3 clients, we don't recommend sharing the form publicly until you are on a paid account)
- A website if you would like to embed your form
TIP: We always recommend testing out your Lead Capture before sharing it with the world! Use the Direct Link option described below to fill it out as if you are a new client. For best results, don't enter an existing client's information.
How to Access the Embed Code and Direct Link
- Go to TEMPLATES >> FORMS and click on the Lead Capture you'd like to share.
- Once inside your Lead Capture form, click the SHARE button in the upper right corner. This will open a pop up window.
- Copy the Iframe Code to embed on your website or the Direct Link to share a URL to the form.
Let's take a closer look at embedding vs sharing the link...
Embedding Your Lead Capture Form
Embedding will display the contents of your Lead Capture form seamlessly on your website. This is a great option if you have a "contact" page or similar and want your potential clients to fill out the form without leaving your site.
To embed the form, copy the iframe code from the Share window. This code needs to be pasted in your web builder or HTML to appear on your website. We have articles specific to the following web builders:
If your web builder is not listed, please contact your web builder platform's support and ask for assistance with embedding your form.
Sharing the Lead Capture Direct Link
No website? No problem! The Direct Link to the Lead Capture will open the form up on a standalone page that your potential clients can access. There is no need to host the form on your own website to use the Direct Link we provide.
If you want to share your lead capture via email or text, send the Direct Link. It is not possible to embed a Lead Capture form in an email.
The Direct Link is also a great option for your business page on social media. For example, you can set the URL of your Facebook Business Page contact button to the Lead Capture Direct Link.
If you're having difficulty embedding the form on your site, you can insert a button or simple text link that goes to the Direct Link URL. This is a good option if you cannot embed outside code on your website or are uncomfortable working with HTML.
If I make changes to my Lead Capture, do I need to re-embed it or copy a new Direct Link?
Nope! Once you save changes to your Lead Capture, those changes will update automatically on your website (if embedded) and at the Direct Link.
Can I embed the form on my site and send out the Direct Link simultaneously?
Yes you can! You do not have to use one or the other. Both embedding the form and sharing the link will take clients to the same exact form with the same results.
I'd prefer to use my own form. Can I bring new leads into Dubsado through another software/plugin?
Sorry, but no. At this time only a Dubsado Lead Capture or a Public Proposal can automatically bring clients into Dubsado and generate new projects. If you choose to collect leads another way, you will need to manually enter them into Dubsado.


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Are you searching for a destination wedding photographer for Amsterdam wedding? and ended up here. This post was made specifically for people like you. We think you should consider a photographer eager to photograph your wedding at this destination.
I'm a destination wedding photographer and we have shot a wedding in Amsterdam and Naarden and would love to return. I am passionate about destination weddings and we love going places with couples that have a true meaning to their wedding day.
Would you like to view an entire wedding day photographed in Amsterdam and Naarden? The getting ready at an AirBNB by the canal and a short drive to Naarden for an intimate ceremony in the town hall and then an epic photo session in and around the quaint, historic and unique town.
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This was the second location on this incredible day in Naarden where the groom is from and where the ceremony was taking place in the historic town hall. The history at this town hall went back generations with this groom's family and it was an emotional day to witness. The photo locations were like nothing i had scene before and it was an incredible experience with this amazing couple that was a dream to photograph.
Once the emotional ceremony was over we walked around town taking photos wherever we liked and there was no shortage of locations. I love city weddings and this wedding only got better once we got to the star fort. This photos above is the entrance to the historic star fort complete with stone wall and mote. I had never seen anything like it and I was completely giddy taking photos here and I couldn't have asked for a better couple to photograph in this location.
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At Rabindranath Tagore University formerly known as AISECT University, progress is a continuous journey where achievements, awards and accolades are just the milestones. Taking our ethos and aspirations forward, we have been honored with the Shiksha Ratna Award for the 'Best Upcoming University in Madhya Pradesh, 2012'. Established in 1985, AISECT has established itself as India's largest education, skill development, services and e-governance network, which is changing the face of semi-urban and rural India. With 12,000 centres across 27 States and 3 Union Territories, as well as several higher education institutions, AISECT has transformed the lives of millions of people at the grass root level.
Fifteen magnificent buildings in totally pollution free RNTU green campus attract you straight away located between two hills the beautiful panoramic view of the University reminds you of Shantiniketan, Nalanda and Taxshila. Experienced faculty, world class infrastructure, good placement at RNTU may also highly impress you. Some of these things you may find elsewhere also, but what puts RNTU head and shoulder above the rest is much beyond this. Some of these beyond listed below must be examined before you decide your career as student.
RNTU has created an International Conference of 20 countries on 'Water, Energy, Environment & Society'. In 2016 an International Conference ICWEES-16 was organised at RNTU and proceedings of 350 papers published by Springer. ICWEES-18 being held at Tunisia. International Exposure at RNTU is outstanding.
The only University in central India to get grant from MNRE for Green Campus. RNTU committed to Green World.
Most of the events, guest lecturers etc are organised by students. They are member in all management committee. They publish research periodical Horizon and literary magazine Lekhni. SAC is the most vibrant body and the nodal point of
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It's the time of the year when we celebrate a special day for mothers and fathers. This is the season to commemorate our parents and all they have actually provided for us over the years. Now it's time to give back. Sure, greeting cards and beautiful flowers seem thoughtful, but as their generation begins to age, possibly the most welcome present of all will certainly be aiding senior moms and dads preserve their independence.
Here are seven helpful handyman tips to make sure your parents or grandparents will become safer and more comfortable in their own home.
Work from the outdoors. If you'll supervise on the improvement of your Mom and Dad's front stairways this springtime, make sure there is an excellent and sturdy handrail in position. This will definitely minimize instances of slips and falls by adding tidy sand to the paint which will certainly be used on the staircase. It could even be the best time to change the stairway with a universal access ramp if you're up for it.
Create a Smart home. Grandparents don't need to become as tech savvy as their millennial grand- or great-grandchildren. However, just a few Smart home functionality around the house can go a long way. Some of these special smart home features can include personal emergency situation response systems, Smart buzzers that screen prospective visitors and even a robot vacuum.
Get down to the basics. Be sure to take note or make a list of all the easy-to-fix security dangers in your parents' home. This time, you can put your handyman abilities to work, or you can even hire a local professional handyman to do it for you. For instance, you need to secure rugs and carpets (scatter) are in place with non-slip tape or rubber shelf liners. You can also work on replacing non-functional locks on doors and windows. Next, aim at replacing worn out electrical wiring.
Improving Room Lighting. Powerful lighting and tasks lights carefully situated near the work surface (like kitchen counters) can greatly benefit aging eyes. See to it that the ambient illumination is glare-free and also at a constant degree from one room to the following, to prevent eyestrain because of macular degeneration.
Give attention to the bathroom. The location of the toilet and bathroom can be a particularly hazardous for seniors. Mount grab bars in the shower stall and also beside the toilet. You can even purchase an elevated toilet seat with its own cushioned arms attached. A bathroom bench will make it easier, more comfortable and safer for aging parents to get right into the bathtub and wash.
Keep in touch regularly. I have a mother and I am a mom myself. These 2 attributes make me especially certified to offer this item of recommendations: provide Mommy (and also Daddy) a telephone call regularly. Staying connected by means of Skype or FaceTime is not just friendly, it will likewise allow you to see exactly how well (or the contrary!) your mom and dad looks.
Think about installing a home security system. If your folks are sickly or absent-minded, you will certainly be able to check their well-being with your smart device, even if you live hundreds of miles away. Make sure that they typically aren't overlooking such important elements of health maintenance as taking essential medication and regular healthy meals, in addition to being educated of an emergency circumstance– for instance, an autumn. Of course, you will have to talk this choice over with your parent beforehand to make certain that they are comfortable with it.
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There is nothing quite like the freedom you feel when you have your own car. You have the country as you please. This does mean that it could break down at inconvenient times and leave you stranded somewhere. These tips should help to prepare you get back on the road in the least amount of time.
If you do not understand something, ask questions until you do. You surely do not want to avoid being surprised with additional charges once the car has been repaired.
Ask mechanics if they have worked on the same make and model of car before contracting with them. If so, they are more likely able to correctly diagnose and fix the problems your vehicle is having.
Never leave anything in your car when it is getting repaired. Mechanics might have to empty the work and they aren't responsible if you discover something missing. You want to remove all the items from your trunk.
Watch out for blatant signs that a repair person is not to be trusted. If they avoid your questions, you may not want them. You need to be able to trust the person doing your repairs, so don't fear seeing someone else.
Never forget about your windshield wiper blades.You may need new blades if the ones you have are streaking or making noises.
The weight of a big key chain. If your key begins sticking, install new tumblers and use a lighter key chain.
Be sure you make a note of your oil needs changing. You have to change it regularly get the oil changed to make sure your vehicle runs smoothly. If you don't change it, your car may not last as long as it could.
It can be dangerous to repair vehicles on your own car.Always have someone around to assist you in case there is an emergency were to happen. Buy some good quality tools that are durable and reliable. This is the case especially when you are investing in equipment to change your tire changing equipment. The jack has to be strong enough to keep the car.That's why it's best to get a good hydraulic floor jack with approved jack stands that are approved.
Take photos of your entire vehicle prior to bringing it into any shop. Some shops may strip parts off your car to justify billing you for more repairs.You should document what the vehicle in case your mechanic fails to fix them or makes things worse.
Don't allow auto mechanics to persuade you that an engine flush is part of a normal maintenance. This service is very expensive and it may not be necessary.
Always bleed your brakes after working on them.Test for any leaks to be sure the fluid won't run out. You are then ready to test drive the car safely on low-traffic roads. Start slowly so you can make sure your repairs were successful.
Consistency is important when it comes to auto repair shops. Stick with a trusted mechanic whom you have used before instead of going to multiple places for work. Different shops may give you a different diagnosis of your problem is wrong. They could also charge different amounts that cause you more; don't let this happen.
Always ask questions when dealing with a mechanic. How long should it take them? Ask questions about the work done to your vehicle. What is the cost per part? Ask them anything else that concerns you about the work being done.
Ask people you trust for recommendations on a good auto-repair service in the local area. This is the best way to find a mechanic because his skills have been proven based on your friend has personal experience with them. This is a far better than giving your vehicle with mechanics who have no recommendations from trusted individuals.
Do not use water in the windshield wiper reservoir. Water is going to be able to clean off your windshield, sure, you could damage it.Check the compartment when you can to be sure that it gets refills when it needs them. Do not insist when the compartment is empty.
Take a little time to educate yourself on your cars specific make and what could cause problems. You will only be able to sidestep the mechanic if you spend time learning about your car. You will save some money after all is said an done if you don't have to have your tires or oil changed.
The first barrier you have to face with your car's repairs is your mechanic. You want to enter into business with a shady mechanic. If a mechanic ignores your input, talk quickly or don't listen to you, leave.
When washing your car, take the mats out and hose them down. Dirt particles are easily lodged inside the rubber surface and over time. Holes are unsightly and let dirt have a path to your carpet that's under it.
Find a mechanic who is already familiar with your cars similar to yours. Ask them about their experience; find out if they have experience with your make and model.
Do not try to repair your own car unless you're sure you have experience doing it. You may make problems worse or void a warranty by tampering with the wrong thing. This means you'll be responsible for all car repairs going forward.
Just because your vehicle is temporarily broken down, doesn't mean you've got to spend all your money on expensive repairs. Many times it is possible to fix your own problems. The information you read in this article will help you to repair your car yourself.


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Mon, 2 November 2009
Former parliamentarian Randy White discusses why he's backing the provincial Conservatives. Olympic snowboarder Ross Rebagliati talks about why he's running for the federal Liberals in Okanagan-Coquihalla. And our rabble-rousing panel - Don Anderson, Dave Obee, Bob Russell and Paul Willcocks - debate the week that was in provincial and federal politics.
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ENVE - Chris King R45
Chris King R45 Specifications
One of the biggest name in the bicycle industry, the Chris King R45 is indeed a mark of its commitment to high quality and durable components. It's no secret that Chris King hubs choose to invest in making their own proprietary bearings rather than using standard size bearings for their hubs. These bearings are sealed with a thin rubber and a snap ring is further pressed onto them. This ensures the longevity of the bearings while keeping out any unwanted foreign particles like dirt and moisture.
While the name R45 is an indication that the rear hub has a 45 points engagement, however it's patented ring drive enhances the feel of instant engagement the moment you step on your pedals. Not forgetting the signature Chris King Buzz when you start coasting on these hubs.
Lastly, the anodise finish appears like a gloss mirror surface which set its aesthetic quality apart from its competitors.
- Front Weight: Front 100g
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Are you interested in taking part in Ottawa Race Weekend on May 26 & 27 (www.runottawa.ca)? Would you like to help students struggling to overcome war and poverty? If so, you can join the Canadian International Learning Foundation (CanILF) Race Team and help educators and students around the world.
When it costs as little as $10 per month to send a student to school, you don't have to raise a lot of money to make a big difference. We're looking for runners to join our Race Team to raise money for scholarships, with the suggested goal of raising $60 per runner. These scholarships will be given to students at our partner schools in Afghanistan and Uganda as well as to educators around the world who have joined our Educator Volunteer Network.
CanILF is a volunteer charity that mentors educators and provides student scholarships and educational equipment at partner schools in areas affected by war, illness and poverty – to learn more, click here. Ottawa Race Weekend is the perfect opportunity for runners (and walkers) of all types to get together to raise awareness about this important cause.
Want to join our Team? Then e-mail [email protected] and we'll provide you with a fundraising and information package that you can send to family, friends and co-workers. We'll be holding a post-Race party for Team Members – refreshments included – to thank everyone who took part.
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1. Lentils Mix the lentils, garlic, turmeric and chilli in a saucepan, cover with water and simmer over medium heat until the lentils are cooked and soft. Add more water if necessary. Season with salt towards the end of the cooking time.
2. Curry Heat the oil and fry the breyani spice mixture until fragrant. Add the onions and fry until golden. Add the curry powder, garam masala, coriander, ginger and garlic, and tomatoes and simmer until nearly all the moisture has evaporated. Add the vegetables and simmer for about 15minutes or until the vegetables are done but not mushy.
3. Add the lentil mixture and season with salt and pepper.
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Hinrich Foundation alumni leadership committee meets in Manila
Seven promising and committed members of the Hinrich Foundation Alumni Leadership Committee (ALC) met on Nov. 21 at The Peninsula Manila, Philippines, to give a formal structure of the organization.
The attending ALC members were Laura Xiao, Roger Li and Celeste Zeng from China; Megan Thomas and Ben Wong from the United States; Khiem Vu from Vietnam; and, Lorie Cascaro from the Philippines. Those who were not able to attend included Jean Shen from China, Naratevy Kek from Cambodia and Ramjan Miah from Bangladesh.
Merle Hinrich spoke to the committee during the induction ceremony, sharing his vision and the importance of the ALC in trade. He had been in Manila to attend the APEC summit and the Foundation's Council of Members meeting on Nov. 18 to 20.
Also participating in the morning were members of the HF CoM: Alan Binnington, Michael Nock, plus HF management team, CEO Kathryn Dioth, Alex Boome, Bill Stacey, Steve Olson and Mark Grainger.
Stacey gave a presentation on personal financing and Olson talked about the international trade policy research of the Foundation.
Three pillars: ALC structure
The ALC members discussed about the importance of having a president to serve as the face or representative of the committee, to liaise, act as spokesperson and oversight of projects.
The Foundation's Program Director, Alex Boome, emphasized the importance for the leaders to have "passion" to ensure that they are eager to contribute.
During a working lunch, they grouped themselves into three, according to the pillars of the committee: Engagement, Skills Development and Training & Careers.
Each group planned their programs and activities to effectively perform their functions.
The Engagement team aims to create activities that would actively engage all scholars and alumni, including potential candidates or scholars.
They agreed that there is a need to foster a community of loyalty and camaraderie during the whole duration of a scholar's experience.
As Dioth put it, "Engage is the word in 2015."
The Skills Development team basically identified four areas to provide training and tools to members and potential members. The areas included knowing yourself, educational courses, practical trainings and an online library.
The Career team identified three phases to engage everyone who will be interested in trade and eventually become part of the Alumni Association. Their activities include seminars, workshops, field trips, internships, mentoring and job placement.
The first president
Laura Xiao was elected as the first ALC president through secret balloting while the members, together with Dioth and Boome, were in a van, maneuvering through Manila traffic coming from their old Intramuros tour.
They also chose their vice presidents and members based on the groups that were formed during lunch. The vice presidents are Thomas for engagement team, Cascaro for Skills Development, and Zeng for Careers.
Everyone enjoyed a sumptuous dinner and drinks to end the day, carrying with them a vision of a larger community and Mr. Hinrich's legacy.
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For your convenience, the Assessor's Office offers access to a free online filing program (E-File) from mid-January until May 7th at 5 p.m. annually. E-Filing is quick and secure, with an immediate confirmation that your filing has been accepted. The E-Filing program replaces the need for a printed submission of the Business Property Statement to be mailed to the Assessor's Office.
On-Line Business Property Statement Filing offers a convenient and secure option that we encourage you to take advantage of today. You will be guided through the electronic version of your property statement, with help screens available. You will be able to leave and return to your e-file statement for completion or corrections until the earlier of May 7, 2019 at 5:00 pm, or statement submission to the Assessor. After an initial filing, previously submitted information will be carried forward and only updating of information will be necessary.
Important: Proper settings are required to access all the features of the e-filing website. If you experience problems entering data or saving your Business Property Statement, you may need to make changes to your Trusted Sites (PDF).
Multi-Jurisdictional Filers
Placer County also participates in a statewide program for multi-jurisdictional businesses called Standard Data Record (SDR). The SDR system allows filing of Business Property Statements for a multitude of locations in different counties in a single standardized XML data format.
The E-Filing program is not available after May 7th at 5:01 p.m. All statements filed after May 7th at 5 p.m. must be submitted by mail.
The Business Identification Number (BIN) is a unique access code that provides private and secure access to your property statement through the E-File program. A new BIN is issued each year and is included with the Notice and Assessor's Request to File a Business Property Statement letter sent in January. Because the BIN is unique each year, the BIN you received last year will not work to grant you future access to the E-Filing program. If you require a new BIN, you will need to email the Assessor's Office.


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Daily drivers don't always have to be boring! This small water pipe has not one, but two percolation factors, to really rev up your smoking sessions. In the bottom of the chamber you'll find a modified showerhead with 10 slits to get things going. Above that is a donut perc connecting the showerhead to the intake, and it'll give you an extra layer of natural percolation as you draw airflow through the bowl piece.
At just under 8 inches, this piece is pretty small and fits nicely in the hand. The deep colored accents on the neck and base offer a little something different than your average bargain bong, and the visual appeal of the perc combo is hard to ignore. If you're looking for an everyday piece with a little flair, this one is it.
Want to convert it to a dab rig? Banger nails, downstems, and more available on our accessories page.
This water pipe is made from clear borosilicate glass with colored accents. The smoking intake on this water pipe is a 90 degree, stemless, glass on glass joint male bowl piece for tobacco and legal dry herb.


text: OutdoorChannel.com Staff Capture Those Special Hunting Moments with iScope Let the iScope line of smartphone adapters help you capture life up close. From hunting to scouting, backpacking to sports events, the iScope line up will get you up close. The iSpotter Sport is the only unit to include the optics. Great for hunting, fishing and sorts of other outdoor activities. (Photo courtesy of iScope) We carry our smartphones with us everywhere. Taking pictures and posting them to social media for the world to see. But the pictures are limited to what you see directly in front of you. The cameras have no lens or long range capability. iScope is here to change that.With iScope's patented smartphone adapters you can capture life up close by attaching your smartphone directly to your optics. Whether it's a rifle scope or spotting scope, binoculars or holographic sight, we have a mount to fit your need.Our units mount directly over the eyepiece of your optics allowing you to see full screen with both eyes what you would normally see with one eye. In addition this allows the user to take photos and videos directly through their optics. The iScope, designed for shooting optics, mounts securely over the eyepiece with four felt tipped mounting screws and includes an adjustable eye relief to suit multiple optics on the market. The iSpotter is designed for binoculars and spotting scopes. The unit's lightweight, slimline design makes packing it a breeze for those long treks into the backcountry. The iScope EO is one of the newest additions to our line. It simply mounts over the hood of reflex sight giving you that same full screen view and allowing the user to record their shot. The iSpotter Sport is our only unit to include the optics. Great for not only hunting but baseball, football and NASCAR the Sport gives the user a 22x magnification for their phone. All the iScope products feature an interchangeable backplate design that allows the units to fit several popular smarphone models on the market today. It also allow for easy upgrade of the unit when you upgrade smartphones.With the iScope family of smartphone adapters you can capture life up close no matter where you are. Use them to film your next shot. Scout for your next hunt. Or simply film your child's next concert. Whatever the season capture it with iScope smartphone adapters.Find out more at www.iScope.com or by contacting us at email@example.com / 888-828-6966. GET THE NEWSLETTER Join the List and Never Miss a Thing. Sign Me Up


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3 Best Space Heater Brands of 2017 to Keep You Warm This Fall
Here are some of the best-rated brands, when looking at space heaters.
The Best Smart Fans to Help You Keep Your Cool
Smart fans make things easier, when it comes to cooling off, be it a ceiling fan, desk fan or one that clips onto your phone.
How to Make the Most of Google in a Canadian Home
Using Google to perform searches on the Internet or a Pixel phone is a daily basic for many Canadians. Google is constantly working at expanding its products and some of its most recent ones are now available north of the border and coming soon. Here's all about Google Wi-Fi and Google Home and how to […]
New Brilliant Control Smart Home Panel Makes Home Automation Easier and More Affordable
If you've been thinking of investing in smart home appliances and solutions, but you weren't sure how you could control it all at home, check out this new invention. Brilliant Control is a smart home panel- or rather, a 'smart lighting solution'- that's been created by Brilliant, a new company co-founded by Aaron Emigh and […]
Will Japan's Robot Revolution Find Its Way Into Your Home?
CNN's Will Ripley give us a peek into Japan's robot revolution—and what he finds might just be the future of robots in the homes of the world.
5 Things to Know About Google Assistant
Google Assistant is coming to Pixel phones and Google Home.
Videotron Joins Forces With Others to Create Canada's First Open-Air Smart Living Lab
Videotron, Ericsson, École de technologie supérieure and the Quartier de l'innovation (QI) have announced the creation of Canada's first open-air smart living laboratory.
Canadians Hunger for Smarter Homes as Technology Increases
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Tampa Bays Premiere Movie Themed Krewe. Serving the community we live in.
Since 2007, the Krewe of the Black Swan has been serving the Tampa area communities. We are a community-based, not for profit organization focused on supporting civic events and charities. Our dedicated membership is focused on giving back to the same community that they have benefited from.
We are small business owners, professionals in multinational companies, doctors and lawyers. We are the Krewe of the Black Swan.
The Black Swan brings the memories of Hollywood's greatest moments to you. Our 54 foot Great American Movie Machine parade float is a replica of the golden age of the big screen. Incorporating today's technology with yesterdays appearance will not only play amazing movies, but take you back in time.
From Gone with the Wind to the 2019 mega hit Captain Marvel, the Black Swan Theater will be showing them and be in costume to celebrate the big screen.
The Black Swan is not the typical themed krewe. We are a krewe committed to delivering a unique theme from event to event. Our ever changing themes features classic movies and costumes to match that changes from event to event. We are honoring the movies from years past and will have a fresh appearance during every event. No other krewe in Tampa has this flexibility.
We are fun and dedicated to serving the lives of those in our community. Stay tunes for information on how to join this amazing journey into history.
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Active Traffic Management Works
Traffic Management is an ever-increasing focus of governments to reduce accidents, travel time, congestion, and pollution levels. Several countries in Europe have used ATM (Active Traffic Management) for years and reaped the benefits. ATM strategies have been shown to increase overall capacity by up to 22 percent, throughput by up to 7 percent, and reduce crashes and secondary incidents by up to 30 percent and 50 percent, respectively.


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See NYC Freak-Punks Show Me the Body Debate Priest, Throw Down at Art Museum
A productive day — and a kickass show — should start with a balanced first meal. Case in point: "Breakfast and a Show," Revolver's new video series combining early-morning grub with earsplitting goodness. The premiere episode chronicles a morning (and later, one hell of an afternoon) in the life of NYC hardcore agitators Show Me the Body. After dropping by famed Manhattan deli Russ & Daughters for lox bagels (a Jewish culinary staple they devour, ironically, on the front steps of a church), the group heads to MoMA PS1, where backstage hijinks and a ferocious performance ensue.


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A review of the latest "Robin Hood" film
Following Kevin Costner (1991) and Russell Crowe (2010), we now have a much younger actor – Taron Egerton of the two "Kingsman" films – in the hands of a new film director – Otto Bathurst, all of whose previous work has been on television – attempting to do something new with this mythic hero of 12th century England.
A major problem is that the work does not feel English: it was shot by an Hungarian crew in Croatia and we have actors from Ireland, Australia and the United States. Also it does not feel authentic: the Sheriff of Nottingham (Ben Mendelsohn) in particular looks and sounds out of place, wearing contemporary clothing and giving a speech which could have been uttered by a modern populist politician when he isn't hinting at child abuse.
Where the film does score is in its action sequences which are plentiful and owe a lot to CGI. The plot is an origin story and the producers clearly hope that they've created a new franchise, but I'm certainly not holding my breath for a sequel.


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Deep Web Search Interface Identification: A Semi-Supervised Ensemble Approach
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To surface the Deep Web, one crucial task is to predict whether a given web page has a search interface (searchable HyperText Markup Language (HTML) form) or not. Previous studies have focused on supervised classification with labeled examples. However, labeled data are scarce, hard to get and requires tediousmanual work, while unlabeled HTML forms are abundant and easy to obtain. In this research, we consider the plausibility of using both labeled and unlabeled data to train better models to identify search interfaces more effectively. We present a semi-supervised co-training ensemble learning approach using both neural networks and decision trees to deal with the search interface identification problem. We show that the proposed model outperforms previous methods using only labeled data. We also show that adding unlabeled data improves the effectiveness of the proposed model. View Full-Text
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silina liked a post in a topic by Laura in Where Are You Reading This From?
Hi Candace, what a beautiful thing this forum! I'm Laura and I'm writing from Milan, Italy.
Laura liked a post in a topic by MrBalloonHands in Forum Update
Hi Yogis,
I wanted to let everyone know that within the next 8 business days the forum will be getting a big software update. During this software update, we will lose our custom look and there will be some small changes to the layout. Please be patient with us during this transition as it will take us some time to rebuild the YBC look and feel.
This update will have a much more modern and clean look. I have been told it will be a little more user friendly as well. We look forward to bringing you a better product soon. Thanks for your patiences.
Laura liked a post in a topic by kcharts in Evolving practice
Hi Tiff,
Its inspiring to read about your personal journey.
My Yoga journey began when I was a little girl, as my Mom introduced the physical practice to me. I also grew up on three different Native American Reservations in the Southwest so was introduced to the sacredness of nature and ritual at a young age.
Being a student of Yoga I've explored vinyasa, hatha, restorative, anusara and turbodog Yoga. It's helped me through heartache, life transitions, physical pain and loss. My personal favorite practices now are strength based practices with an inward focus. I like to do a home practice and take online yoga classes since I'm traveling currently have mostly used YogaGlo and Turbodog Yoga classes. Though, am curious of Candace's offerings.
As for which classes I choose its normally a consistent style which at this time is TurboDog Yoga with some restorative mixed in when I need a more restful practice. I see Yoga less as a regimented routine and more as a practice so, really try to practice as much as I can regularly even if its just for 15 minutes a day.
Other things I do outside of Yoga are Slackline Yoga and AcroYoga. The YogaSlackers teachings (slackline yoga and AcroYoga) have been truly trans-formative in my life. The practice of Slackline Yoga keeps me super present, is challenging and meditative at times.
To me, our Yoga practice can be tested only in relationship to others. So, my fiance and I have a regular practice together of AcroYoga. We also practice with other people within AcroYoga communities we visit. It's been truly a safe place to deal with my fear of judgement, obsession with competition and being hurt/hurting someone else in my relationships. And its super fun!
In addition, I follow and have studied Ayurveda, which is a sister science of Yoga, all about healthy lifestyle and diet. This has been extremely empowering in understanding when I feel weird or when something is out of balance and then be able to self heal. For the longest time I thought I was some weirdo with something wrong with me and Ayurveda has truly revealed what my imbalances are, there cause and how to bring myself back into balance.
As for improving poses, trying the pose many different ways and strengthening what is weak works well for me. For example, to improve handstand - I'll do core and wrist strengtheners, headstand, forearm balance, handstand against the wall - in splits, legs together, backbend variation, etc. Then I also like to do shoulderstand on the slackline and on a person in AcroYoga. It works for me.
Is there a specific pose you are working on that you would like some help on?
Laura liked a post in a topic by mrsjoe24 in Evolving practice
Hey-o Everyone!
I've been thinking extensively about my personal yoga practice and how to grow it into it's next form. I'm quite interested to see what fellow yogi's are doing and have done to grow in each step of their own practice.
A bit about my journey:
Many years ago I started taking a yoga class at a summer camp I was in. Following the conclusion of the camp I bought a yoga-pilates video that I'd wake up early every morning and follow through. It had 3 sections of area specific routines then a full body routine so I would alternate through them.
Fast forward, life got busier, I changed priorities and set down yoga for a few years.
A couple of years ago I slowly injected it back into my life. I found YBC on youtube and it's been a non-stop blessing since. Until now, my yoga plan consisted of hopping online and browsing for a YBC video that fit my fancy for the day, I'd go through it, and that'd be it.
I deal with chronic pain and as I've continued in my practice I've begun to use it as a remedy. The pain always returns in the morning but like Pavlov's dog when I feel the pain my reaction is yoga. It's become a wonderful necessity that I look forward to. Now that it's a routine I'm looking to mature my practice.
With that said, what has your yoga journey looked like? How have you evolved it?
Are there certain videos you follow on regimented days as you work to better that specific routine? Do you go for flow one day and alternate with power or balance? Are there specific things you do outside of yoga (other types of exercise) with intent to better your yoga? Do you go through a class or video then also practice on specific poses? How do you work to improve your poses?
My main goal here is to see what others' practices look like and seek out things I can incorporate into my own practice. Thank you for letting me scrape your minds.
Laura liked a post in a topic by yogafire in Ladies - how do you avoid panty lines when wearing tight yoga pants?
Apologies, this is a rather personal question! I just saw how nice some yoga pants look on other people, and am wondering what their secret is!
I wanted to know what everyone likes to wear underneath tight yoga pants. I don't like thongs, so I am trying to figure out how to avoid panty lines, or if I should just suck it up and get used to wearing thongs (if that is what most people do).
I have switched to seamless and moved up a size for underwear, and then the waistband became too loose! Do I just have a huge butt for my frame, or have I been wearing the wrong underwear sizes this whole time?
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Laura liked a post in a topic by YogaByCandace in Yoga selfies - Yoga porn or Yoga practise?
I love that you started this discussion, Robbie!
That first blog post is such crap I almost feel it was posted just to start a heated debate. There are so many things I disagree with the author on - most notably the shaming. I cannot stand it when people shame others. This sounds like the type of teacher who gives a crap about what her students wear to class (my mom, a woman in her 50s, was turned away from class because she wore a tank top with spaghetti straps - the instructor loudly told her she needed to change because yoga was a 'reverent practice'. My mom was humiliated and left in tears. WTF?!) And for the record, being in a bikini is about the same amount of clothing that's worn by Bikram practitioners. But the real point is, who the heck cares?! (Related post: Dear students, I don't care.) Sorry, this gets me really fired up.
And to say her job is to make people feel good about themselves? I mean good luck with that, but it's another point I disagree on because I truly believe we are responsible for how we feel and the energy we bring into a space. You've met people who are so determined to be in an awful mood that no matter how kind you are, they just won't change? That's what I'm saying. My job is not to make people feel good about themselves. My job as a yoga instructor is to create a warm, welcoming, compassionate, safe environment for people to come practice. My job is to accept everyone within that space from the woman in her 50s wearing a spaghetti strap tank to the college athlete who is so tight in his hamstrings he can't touch his shins, never mind his toes, to the super bendy ballerina type who I know I need to watch out for with the hyperextension so she doesn't hurt herself, to the first timer who is nervous that I'll judge him for not knowing what savasana is. My job is to show people that this my class is a safe place where all of our insecurities and ego can be dropped at the door and we can all just breathe a sigh of relief and just BE. If I'm worried about the under 30 skinny white girl and what she's posting on instagram, well then I'm not doing my job.
I'm 31 and of Ecuadorian and Lebanese decent so maybe I'm not the skinny white girl she's referring to, but my yoga selfies serve me well in my personal practice. Comparing this handstand to this handstand shows me solid evidence that the practice doesn't lie - that I am finding growth and strength over time even though I might not be feeling it daily. And of course the scorpion pose progress - I am fascinated by the human body and all that it can do. That series of photos is so beautiful to me - not because of how I look but because it represents my yoga journey - all the hours I practiced when I was happy and sad and frustrated and tired and all the times I got on my mat when I didn't want to... and it represents my health journey. As most of you know, I have struggled with my health for years due to Lyme disease. In the first picture I was uber skinny - but not because I wanted to be - I was extremely unhealthy due to the after effects of all the medication I was on for Lyme disease. The second photo, slightly better. By July, I was a lot better but still struggling in certain aspects of my health - basically what I'm saying is that a picture is just a picture - it tells nothing about the person's struggle, and how we choose to interpret that photo says a lot about who we are (and who we are not).
On the topic of clothing I have some thoughts - above all, I don't think what anyone wears matters at all. The human body is so beautiful to me in all shapes and sizes. I am more fascinated by how the body works - how when I see a video of people doing an intricate arm balance, I can see each little shiver and shake the little tiny muscles in their hands and forearms make. I can see how the tilt of the pelvis determines whether or not I fall over out of handstand, and how when space between my shoulder blades is slightly round, I am more stable in forearm stand. You can't see these little things if the person is wearing baggy clothing. Now, don't get me wrong, I live for baggy pants - but if you've ever tried practicing in them you know they get caught in your, um, butt, and then your entire practice is spent picking a wedgie. What difference does it make if the person is wearing leggings or a bikini? Why is it that when we see skin we freak out? Doesn't that say something about how comfortable (or how uncomfortable) we are in our own skin? And I don't buy the rebuttal that it must be easy when you look like that (believe me, everyone has something they're dealing with) or that it makes others feel bad (no it doesn't - how people react to a photo is more about them than it is about the person in the photo. I mean, unless the person in the photo is all like, 'HEY! Look what I can do that you can't!" Then, you just unfollow and call it a day). What I really want to communicate and to encourage people to do is to look beyond the photo or the video. What can you learn? What can you celebrate? What can you extract that might serve your practice?
Lastly - I am super inspired by the people I follow on instagram that share their yoga journey. I've actually learned different ways to enter various poses, really cool transitions and other things that have impacted my own practice. There are definitely people out there that seem to be doing it for attention - and in that case, I just unfollow. When I take my own, I'm often either teaching something, looking to promote an event I have coming up (and there is no shame in that, by the way - I can't pay the bills unless I work and tweeting "come to my yoga class" will not reach as many people as if I post a photo to instagram, share a little snippet of something I'm inspired by and tell people about my class), or I'm sharing something I'm either struggling with, challenging myself to do, or a major breakthrough. When my practice becomes solely about taking the photo for instagram, then obviously there's a problem, but I truly think that social media - especially used in this way - can be a means of developing a better connection between communities (#YBCyogis - woop!) and a means to learn.
Thanks for letting me share!
Laura liked a post in a topic by KristiSmithYoga in Yoga selfies - Yoga porn or Yoga practise?
Great topic - thanks for starting this thread, Robbie!
I had to stop reading about half way into that first article, as it really turned me off. Among other things, the author/yoga teacher/studio owner wrote was that it was her "job to make people feel good about themselves". This attitude is so disempowering, as it places our individual well-being in the hands of another. Her article was strongly peppered with judgement on so many levels, and I was put off by her implication that somehow uber-hot young women doing arm balances aren't "real" yogis. Had to stop reading because I found myself wanting to call her out on these (and other) things, which is not going to help me maintain my own serenity. Breathe, Kristi ... :-)
I think selfies are a great way to check your alignment in a pose - I do it (via video) all the time! As a yoga teacher, I need to demonstrate poses properly, and since I am (thankfully) not practicing in a room full of mirrors, I don't always know when my arm is too low in warrior 2, that I'm arching my back in headstand, or that my hips are sagging in bridge. I'm also very appreciative of yogis who do post selfies because they are a reminder that there are multiple ways to do a pose "correctly", and they push me past my comfort zone when I get inspired. Candace's scorpion progress selfies are insanely inspiring to me and because of said inspiration, I'm doing them too! So, post your selfie handstand pics...please!
Ever since I started my own (relatively new) blog, I have been posting a lot of yoga selfies. Why? Because I'm explaining how to do and modify poses, and it's kind of hard to do this without a visual. My selfies include forward folding, down dog, scorpion, headstand, etc. - basically, everything I'm trying to explain! I'm also passing on the same sorts of things that have inspired me from other sites - like YBC. And the feedback has been great.
As for the young hot female issue...they are "real" people doing yoga. No, they are probably not truly into their inner zen when posing for pics, but that's fine. I don't know how you get to that place with a camera nearby anyway. And they are inspiring. I don't look great in a bikini, but when I see pictures of Candace in hers on the beach doing scorpion, I don't feel bad about myself. Rather, I get inspired to get more into my own yoga and to hit the gym more often. Because she radiates vitality, and I'd like more of it. Women (and men) need to take ownership for their own well-being and focus less on what society "dictates" we should look like. Yoga can help us transcend these things so that society's "expectations" are meaningless.
Anyway, I am rambling. I'm looking forward to reading others' responses.
Laura liked a post in a topic by Robbie in Yoga selfies - Yoga porn or Yoga practise?
I have noticed an interesting debate gathering momentum on various platforms recently, so I thought I'd bring it here to see what people thought.
It seems to have originated with this article on yoganonymous:
And Ali Kamenova has responded with this articulate rebuttal:
There is, as always, a spectrum of views in between. It has raised an interested contradiction in my own beliefs which I am still reasoning through.
I follow many of the skinny white bikini girls under 30 on Instagram. I also follow male yogis and yogis of all shapes and sizes colour and creeds. The yoga selfie is a staple part of my social media diet. They inspire me and motivate me. They teach me and help develop my yoga practise.
However……! I am not oblivious to the narcissism of many of these yoga selfies, and sometimes you can't see the yoga for the vanity. There is a phenomenal dominance of inversions and arm balances and more than just a hint of showing off. It's also hard to ignore the fact that the most popular feeds belong to the young and the beautiful.
The very first yoga text I read was The Heart of Yoga by Desikachar, and I highlighted a passage that really leapt out at me,
"What is yoga after all? It is something that we experience inside, deep within our being. Yoga is not an external experience…….Yoga is different from dance or theatre. In yoga we are not creating something for others to look at………We do it only for ourselves."
Now I know that modern yoga has no dogma. You don't have to follow the teaching of the Desikacher or Patanjali to enjoy the benefits of yoga. But for me, the above extract taught me a valuable principal of yoga that I apply every time I get on the mat. It has allowed me to focus on the importance of being mindful and present in yoga and to free myself from external perceptions and pressures. It is one of the foundations of my practise and I cherish this philosophy very dearly.
I uploaded my first yoga selfie the other day. I have started balancing in handstand for a few seconds and I wanted to see how straight I was. I posted it on Instagram with a yoga hashtag and instantly received more likes than I had for any other upload (Granted, I am spectacularly crap at posting on Instagram). It was great encouragement; I felt like I had finally joined the Instagram yoga community and yes, I want to do it again…
Was my handstand an internal experience? No, not at the point the picture was taken.
Was I creating something for others to look at? Yes, I was showing off at least a little bit.
I feel a little conflicted. One the one hand I think the positive feedback from Instagram can really help motivate and develop my practise, but on the other hand I know it won't be long before I crave validation and before you know it, whoops my shirt has come off.
I'd love to know what others feel about this phenomenon. Is there a place in yoga for vanity?
Laura liked a post in a topic by YogiRishi in Relating To "non-Yogis"
I've learned recently that people will ALWAYS have an opinion about you.
People have commented on my vegetarianism my whole life, and then my tattoos and piercings...and now so my yoga practice. I just learned that you always gotta just do you
Laura liked a post in a topic by KristiSmithYoga in Relating To "non-Yogis"
I'm wondering how folks on this forum who have really embodied yoga as a way of life manage their (close) relationships with those who do not embrace yoga in the same way? For example, if your interpretation of ahimsa is to be vegan and your partner thinks spending $6/lb for "happy chicken" is beyond crazy, how do you reconcile it while respecting each other's views? Or, if you are serene when financial doom appears imminent, and your partner acts as though the first step to financial independence is to freak out about how screwed you are, how do you respond?
I guess I'm wondering how you folks have found balance in your personal lives when you are close to someone who doesn't have a regular yoga practice (or alternative, such as a 12-step program, etc.). Personally, I just remain authentic and don't freak out (about finances) or I eat less meat to keep it affordable (as I won't buy the "unhappy" stuff...). But sometimes this leads to tension because it's interpreted as irresponsibility or lack of acknowledgement of our circumstances. For the record, nothing is dire, but things are far from ideal - it's more about not having enough income to live in absolute alignment with our values.
I'm posing this question because I'm guessing that this has come up with at least some of you. Thanks in advance for your responses!
Laura liked a post in a topic by EricaKaye in Youtube Video Request
Not technically a yoga request, but I loved the circuit workout you posted on Instagram a few months ago (right before you came back to the US, I think). It is just a little tricky to follow along with the 15 second limit they put on videos! I've written down the order to do on my own but it would be awesome to have a short video showing the workout in real time!
Thanks for all the amazing videos you share with us!
Laura liked a post in a topic by Mamadances in May Project
Hey Shannon , my name is Shannon too.. I was like did I post twice? Great job! Getting over the fear of inversion is the hardest part after that they are so fun!
Laura liked a post in a topic by Mamadances in May Project
Hello all ! after 1st day my legs were sore after second day my shoulders and arms are sore, I have to say I LOVE the variety in the videos and how everyday is different. THANK YOU SO MUCH Candace ! I had no idea such a treasure was available for FREE online.. A blessing for those of us like me who live somewhere where there is NO quality yoga available . i am one of the best teachers in my state (rural south central Mexico ) But also it is obvious you really take a lot of time to plan each day according to bodily and muscle needs , really thank you so much.
YogaByCandace liked a post in a topic by Laura in May Project
Great project and beautiful post on the blog, I totally agree with you. Strengthening my whole body is one of my purposes for next months, so this challenge couldn't be more suitable. I think I'll chose wheel, I'd like to build strength in shoulders and core to lift a leg (or even a feet!) from floor in that pose, which seems me something inconceivable now I'll work also on full boat pose to balance.
Thanks for another awesome project
Laura liked a post in a topic by yogagrammy in May Project
I can "sort of" do baby grasshopper so I'm going to work on my form and strength to hold it for several breaths. If I make good progress with it I may move from baby grasshopper to Full Big Momma Grasshopper! We'll see about that!
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Great project and beautiful post on the blog, I totally agree with you. Strengthening my whole body is one of my purposes for next months, so this challenge couldn't be more suitable. I think I'll chose wheel, I'd like to build strength in shoulders and core to lift a leg (or even a feet!) from floor in that pose, which seems me something inconceivable now I'll work also on full boat pose to balance.
Thanks for another awesome project
YogaByCandace liked a post in a topic by Laura in May Project
Great project and beautiful post on the blog, I totally agree with you. Strengthening my whole body is one of my purposes for next months, so this challenge couldn't be more suitable. I think I'll chose wheel, I'd like to build strength in shoulders and core to lift a leg (or even a feet!) from floor in that pose, which seems me something inconceivable now I'll work also on full boat pose to balance.
Thanks for another awesome project
Laura liked a post in a topic by femmefatalekris in May Project
i'm going to work on forearm stand and boat pose...something fun and something not fun
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Can you commit to practice for 10 minutes per day?
The days I don't want to practice are the days I most need to.. So I made a promise to myself to practice for at least 10 minutes even if I don't want to.. Maybe just 10 savasana.. Every time it was worth it and more often than not I think ooh I will just do a few stretches too. Then you realise why you fell in love with yoga in the first place!
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Love this idea yogagrammy! Can't wait to connect with the great people on here and get to know each other better!
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Hi fellow ybcers! I have a thought. I love looking at everyone's progress with ybc projects! Here's where it kind of gets hard. I, along with some of you all, also join in other challenges as well. I get a little confused as to who I'm following and from where so I had an idea. What if we added a hashtag to our posts on IG so we could just check in on that hashtag from time to time and see what else the YBC family is up to. It really wouldn't have to be just pose pics! I don't know if this is an ok thing to suggest or not?! Something like #ybcyogis or something? Just a # we could add to all our other #s!!! I also wanted to let any over 50 yogis that myself and others use the hashtag #yogaover50. It's kind of nice to see someone my age showing strength and flexibility that can continue as we all get older by practicing yoga and some of the issues we...ahem..."more mature" yogis have! Thoughts anyone?
Laura liked a post in a topic by Vicky in April Yoga Project
I'm posting the photos a few days late... but this is what happened at Day 2 of the April project!
I know I have a loooong way to go... but the whole journey is what matters and it's so fun!
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Most yogis I know - even teachers - have issues with flexibility to some degree or another. I have been practicing yoga for 13 years (albeit not always consistently), am about to finish my teacher training program, and my flexibility leaves much to be desired. Yoga is not about being able to touch your toes to your head or wiggle your way into full lotus.
First and foremost, yoga is not competitive and it is crucial that you do not push your body beyond its capabilities. Most poses can be readily modified for inflexible folks. "Hatha" or "Gentle Flow" classes may be your best option until you develop more flexibility, as are Iyengar beginner classes and even chair yoga. If you can swing it, a few private sessions geared on learning modifications with an instructor you like could really be a great thing.
You mentioned not being able to touch your toes, so for forward folding, make sure you minimize the degree to which you round your lower back and deeply bend your knees instead. Seriously, there is no need to keep them straight! If the nature of the class allows it, you could use blocks to bring the floor closer to you. For tight hips, you can elevate your sit bones by sitting on a bolster or two, some folded blankets, or even a block. If you are doing a seated forward fold this way, make sure your knees are at least slightly bent.
Also, be patient with yourself - yoga is a beautiful and challenging journey; it's not a destination. Good luck to you!


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The directions for this kit are in the form of a video link and you will be able to watch her construction as you make your own. The kit includes everything you need to make this project including chipboard, Graphics 45 cityscapes paper collection; cardstock; metal embellishments.
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As Chris Stapleton and his wife Morgane await the arrival of their fifth child, the "Tennessee Whiskey" singer has announced dates for his All-American Road Show Tour. The new tour is in addition to previously announced dates including a show at the Hollywood Palladium and in Atlanta, Ga, with George Strait. The All-American Road Show … Read more


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Class teacher – Mrs Jo Pegman
Teaching Assistant - Mrs Amanda Merredew
PPA cover – Ms Wildman (PE)
Welcome to Figsbury Class
Welcome back after the summer break to the new look Year 5 team, we hope you have had a brilliant summer
We are starting this year with a geography focus, investigation a region of Italy and have therefore called our topic "Pizzas to go." Please look at our Topic Web to find out more of what we will be learning across the curriculum.
Our school Building Learning Power value this term is 'Respect', so if your child shows they have thought about their actions at home please let us know – we would love to hear all about it.
Ms Wildman will continue to teach Yr5 every other Monday morning and every Tuesday afternoon, we (as class teachers) will teach PE every other Monday afternoon. Please ensure your child has PE kit in school ALL week, as occasionally we need to make changes to our timetable and this will allow for us to include PE. As always, please also ensure ALL kit is clearly labelled and in a draw string PE bag; this will greatly heighten your chances of any lost kit being returned.
We would also ask that children wear FULL school uniform and bring in every day the following items:
- Named water bottle (ONLY water- no juice)
- Reading record
- Home school communication book
- Reading book (Bug club book)
- PE Kits
Home Learning will be a 'Brainbusters' style sheet set on Friday for Monday and a problem solving piece of Maths work set on Monday for Friday. We would appreciate your cooperation with the children completing this at home. If your child is finding the Home Learning difficult (or too easy) then please don't hesitate to write in their home school communication book. As always, please ensure your child is reading daily and practising their mental arithmetic – it really does make a huge a difference to their learning progress across all the curriculum. Please can we ask that you also sign their reading record book ever time you hear them read as each read relates to a raffle ticket in class and every 2 weeks a ticket is drawn out of the hat and a prize given. The more signatures, the more raffle tickets and the higher the chance of winning a prize.
Please remember that snacks must be healthy and must NOT contain nuts as we are a NUT FREE school.
If you have any questions or concerns please don't hesitate to contact us, either in your child's home-school communication book or at the end of the day.
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May I ask, do you eat raw?
Is it terribly hard?
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Hello Guusje! Yes, I do eat raw, and it seems much harder than it is. Once you get used to it, it's much easier! It's just a matter of creating new eating patterns and getting used to new recipes (-: The great thing is that there are way more people eating all-raw nowadays than the first time I tried it, 6 years ago, so there are tons of blogs and websites to guide and inspire.. I am not completely raw though, Probably 90% or so,, but the effects of all this 'live' fresh food is amazingly noticible! More energy, weight loss, better moods and skin.. It's really so wonderful!ReplyDelete
Thank you for answering my nosy question! I would love to try, but It feels still a bit daunting. Maybe I have one meal a day raw to begin with.....ReplyDelete


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Lady Osei African Fashion is a family of American and Ghanaian Fashion Brand, specializing in African inspired fashions and jewelry. The name OSEI pronounced as the American national anthem "OH SAY" with the meaning as Noble or Honorable in the Ghanaian language of the Ashanti's called (Asante Twi) which stands as a reference of our heritage and plans to create a brand for both Men and Women.
Our brand was an inspiration my lovely wife Linda "Lady" Osei captured when she first saw the African Fabrics and Jewelry made from African Beads when she first visit Ghana in 2014. As a Event Organizer she was moved by the ideal of our locally manufactured Fabrics and wanted to add a new meaning by making the world know the true beauty of Jewelry made from Beads and Fabrics brought into the fashion world of beauty.Lady Osei African Fashions produce exciting, high quality stylish seasonal American And African inspired Family Fashions.We also blend quintessentially of all styles with West African Textiles, which is a representative of all multicultural population
Many of the rich prints are directly sourced from Ghana, using authentic traditional motif blended with more contemporary imagery. Our brand gives the wearer a sense of glamour, great quality products that is a fashion forward, wearable and culturally influenced.


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ACN Awards
ACN Awards
Jeanne Otto Award
The first ACN special recognition award was given to Jeanne Otto, ACN's founder, in 1992. The award was then changed to the Jeanne Otto Award. This award was created in honor of ACN's founder, as a way to formally recognize a camp nurse for outstanding professional contribution to the practice of camp nursing. It is meant to recognize only exceptional effort; consequently, the Award is not usually given each year. Any ACN member may nominate another member for the Jeanne Otto Award.
The individual nominating submits a letter to the Board for consideration. The letter should highlight the outstanding contributions to camp nursing and provide examples of meritorious accomplishments in the field. The Board decides if the nominee merits the Award. If so, the recipient is informed and the award is conferred at the Association's next National Symposium.
Please submit nomination letters to email@example.com by December 1 of each year.
Award Recipients:
1992: Jeanne Otto, RN, MS
1997: Dr. Kris Lishner, RN
1999: Linda Ebner Erceg, RN, MS
2004: Myra Pravda, RN, MS
2009: Susan S. Baird, RN, MPH, MA
2013: Doris Nerderman, RN, BSN
2018: Mary Marugg, RN
2020: Pearl Bell, RN
Camp Nurse of the Year
A hallmark of a profession is that it recognizes excellence among its practitioners. This award is designed to recognize a nurse who, by virtue of his/her camp nurse work, made a significant impact to that camp's health and wellness profile. While the Association's Jeanne Otto Award recognizes contribution to the profession of camp nursing, the Camp Nurse of the Year Award recognizes a camp nurse's significant contribution to the health status of his/her own camp.
Nomination Criteria
The nomination is made by any individual familiar with the camp nurse's practice, performance and nursing activities. Nurses may also self-nominate. Both ACN and non-ACN nurses may be nominated. The award will be publicized in CompassPoint and in various other camping publications. Nomination criteria
- The nominator completes the nomination form that provides evidence of how the camp nurse's work has impacted the health and wellness profile of the camp
- The nominated individual must be a licensed nurse
- It is not sufficient for a nominee to merely work as a camp nurse; this award recognizes the camp nurse who goes above and beyond the job description and camp's expectations in a way that improves the overall health and wellness of the camp; the camp is healthier because of the actions and vision of the nominated nurse. A copy of the camp nurse's job description must be included with the nomination form.
Use the Award Nomination form below
Award Recipients
The first Camp Nurse of the Year Award was given in 2014
2014: Tracey Gaslin, PhD, CRNI, CPNP, FNP-BC
2016: Bev Unger, RN
2017: Jane McEldowney, RN
2018: Stacy Dorian, RN
2020: Katie Waldrep, RN
Susan Baird CompassPoint Writing Award
In honor of our previous editor, the Susan Baird CompassPoint (CP) Writing Award is given each year to an individual who has demonstrated excellence in writing and publication about camp health. The award winner is selected by the editorial board using the criteria of content, creativity, writing style, and application to camp health services.
Potential award winners do not have to be ACN members but will have published in CP within the last year. The award is given at the National ACN Symposium to celebrate the accomplishments of a dedicated individual.
Award Recipients
2013; Tracey Gaslin, RN, PhD, CRNI, CPNP
2014: Stephanie Kassels, CNP, FNP-BC, CDE
2015: Ellen Reynolds, MSN, CPNP-AC/PC
2016: Ashley Marass, DNP, CPNP
2017: Linda Ebner Erceg, RN, MS, PHN
2018: Dr. Vicki Moran and Dr. Abby Hollander
Research Award
Annually the Association of Camp Nursing (ACN) seeks to acknowledge the newest research efforts in camp health. The research committee requests nominations and selects an Research Award winner to highlight the exemplary work performed by individuals or groups.
Research in Camp Health Award
2012: Julie Hantson, Pan Pan Wang, Michael Grizenko-Vida, Marina Ter-Stephanian, William Harvey, Ridha Joober and Natalie Grizenko. Effectiveness of a Therapeutic Summer Camp for Children with ADHD: Phase 1 Clinical Intervention Trial
2014: Alexandra Martiniuk, MSc, PhD, Associate Professor University of Sydney, Australia, Faculty of Medicine, School of Public Health and colleagues
2020: Alxsandra Dubin, 3rd year PhD student at Clemson University in the Department of Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Management. Ali's is recognized for her research on workplace-related fatigue within the context of camp. This research, conducted in close cooperation with ACN, sought to better understand how camp employees (i.e., camp directors and nurses) experience fatigue within the camp setting as well as factors that contribute to camp-related fatigue. Ultimately, this study aimed to identify effective practices for identifying and reducing the experience of fatigue by camp employees.
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Jeanne Otto receiving the ACN special recognition award in 1992. The award was then changed to the Jeanne Otto Award
Jane McEldowney receiving the Camp Nurse of the Year Award 2017
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This weekend I took a class from a friend who is a jewelry maker, primarily using the beach glass that she and her sons collect together. Eileen was very generous in sharing all her "secrets" and everyone was successful in creating a unique piece that she (in this case we were all women) could be proud of. I know I certainly am.
I'll keep this as a model so I will remember all the steps whilst I make more...but this particular piece reminds me of one of my sisters-in-law and should be hers.
I had intended to use the skills that I'd hopefully gain in the class to wrap stones, shells and, perhaps rusted found objects onto my art quilts. I still expect to do that...what I didn't expect was to enjoy the process so much that I'd like to make more. Serendipity, again!


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Maxie's Monster & the Jar of Stars
Maxie's Monster and the Jar of Stars was inspired by the prayer,
O God, guide me, protect me, make of me a shining lamp and a brilliant star. Thou art the Mighty and the Powerful.
"What's the easiest way to lose the trust of your friends and family? How hard is it to win that trust back? Maxie finds out the hard way...She is no angel and her monster is no help at all."
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Jolly Java New York Mix Mug
Regular price $15.00
Enjoy a cup of your favorite Joe in this delightful mug, complimented by enchanting and dramatic, chocolate covered roasted espresso beans. This mix boasts cookies-n-cream, white, dark, milk, and caramel latte chocolate covered espresso beans. An excellent gift for any coffee lover!
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Students at British International School in Katy Shine in Global Diploma Program
July 9, 2018
The British International School of Houston students have achieved strong results in the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme for the 2017/18 academic school year.
The British International School of Houston's average score this year is 5.2 base points higher than the IB global average, widening the gap between ourselves and other IB schools around the world.
One student from The British International School of Houston received full marks — the maximum score of 45 points. This is an incredible achievement for this student is only 1% of students worldwide who received full marks this year on the IBDP.
Three students achieved impressive scores of 44 points.
BISH students' average score in the IB Diploma was 35, significantly ahead of the 2017/18 global average of 29.78 points.
22% of students achieved 40 points and above. This is the level of attainment required to gain admission to the world's elite universities, such as Cambridge, Oxford, Harvard and Stanford.
82% of students achieved a score higher than the IB global average.
"These are truly outstanding results and are a true reflection of our hardworking students, dedicated and nurturing staff, supportive parents and the strength of the IB programme at BISH", Andrew Derry, Principal of The British International School of Houston said.
Andy Puttock, Education Director of Nord Anglia Education, said, "I am delighted by the outstanding IB diploma results achieved by our students this year. This excellent outcome is not only due to their efforts but also the incredible hard work put in by the school's teachers throughout the year to ensure our children experience the best in learning."
The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, commonly referred to as the IBDP, is a two-year education programme for students age 16-19. The programme is a widely accepted and recognised qualification for entry into higher education and universities worldwide. To learn more about the International Baccalaureate you can visit their website here.


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Team Paradigm Participates in Twin Cities Start! Heart Walk
Team Paradigm laced up tennis shoes on June 5thfor the American Heart Association 2010 "Start! Heart Walk" at Target Field. The three-mile walk promoted a healthy, active lifestyle. The funds raised went to support research and disease-prevention education. Many of the participants walked in memory or in honor of a loved who has been affected by a heart condition . The American Heart Association raised well over $1 million through this fundraiser. Paradigm was please to support and participate in this successful event.


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Who needs private healthcare?
Well nobody… and everybody. Here in the UK we're lucky enough to have one of the most advanced national healthcare systems in the world. The majority of essential medical services are free for legal residents and yet many people still choose to 'go private'. Why? Sometimes the NHS system can leave patients feeling frustrated. Perhaps you struggle to get an …


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Mild Intensity (Australia); Crush Date: May 2018
The Australian Hojiblanca is consistently one of our most popular and approachable Extra Virgin Olive Oils! It is pleasantly creamy and exhibits wonderful tasting notes of stone fruit and tropical fruit. It displays no bitterness and low pungency, with a delicate pepper finish.
*Polyphenols: 163.6 *FFA: 0.23
*Oleic Acid: 74.3 *Peroxide: 7.3
*DAGs: 92.1 *PPP: <1.0
Fruitiness: 5.3 Bitterness: 2.8 Pungency: 2.3
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