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There is nothing worse than using a scientific study that correlates two variables and assuming causation. Translation: If behaviors typical of disorder "A" are seen in a lot of people with problem "B", we cannot assume that "A" is the cause of their behavior. But we do it all the time. People who love coffee adore studies that say coffee drinkers seem to live longer. People who hate to exercise are validated by reports that find the number of heart attacks after exercise "is increasing".
When it comes to labeling children's behavior, we should take a couple of big steps back with our erroneous reasoning. And when the label is ADHD, take three more. Not because ADHD isn't a big issue for families. The struggles of kids, parents and educators shouldn't be minimized. We should be cautious with labels when two situations occur: very young ages and multiple diagnoses that are determined largely by clinical observation, not testing. Seeing ADHD in a child with hypermobility is one of those situations.
Hypermobility without functional movement problems is very common in young children. Super-bendy kids that walk, run, hit a ball and write well aren't struggling. But if you have a child that cannot meet developmental milestones or has pain and poor endurance, that is a problem with real-life consequences. Many of them are behavioral consequences. For more on this subject, take look at How Hypermobility Affects Self-Image, Behavior and Regulation in Children.
Yes, I said it. Hypermobility is a motor problem that has a behavioral component. I don't know why so little has been written on this subject, but here it is: hypermobile kids are more likely to fidget while sitting, more likely to get up out of their chairs, but also more likely to stay slumped on a couch. They are more likely to jump from activity to activity, and more likely to refuse to engage in activities than their peers. They drape themselves on furniture and people at times. And they don't feel as much discomfort as you'd think when they are in unusual positions Is Your Hypermobile Child Frequently In An Awkward Position? No, She Really DOESN'T Feel Any Pain From Sitting That Way
Why? Hypermobility reduces a child's ability to perceive body position and degree of movement, AKA proprioception and kinesthesia. It also causes muscles to work harder to stabilize joints around a muscle, including postural muscles. These muscles are working even when kids are asleep, so don't think that a good rest restores these kids the same way another child gets a charge from a sit-down.
Hypermobility impacts all the things that kids like to do. Read Hypermobility and Music Lessons: How to Reduce the Pain of Playing and How Hypermobility Affects Self-Image, Behavior and Activity Levels in Children and Should Your Hypermobile Child Play Sports? to learn how to help hypermobile kids get more out of life with less behavioral problems.
Looking for more practical information about raising your hypermobile child?
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When a hypermobile child starts to move, the brain receives more sensory input from the body, including joints, skin and muscles. This charges up a sensory system that was virtually starving for information. Movement from fidgeting and movement by running around the house are solutions to a child's sense that they need something to boost their system. But fatigue can set in very quickly, taking a moving child right back to the couch more quickly than her peers. It looks to adults like she couldn't possibly be tired so soon. If you had to contract more muscles harder and longer to achieve movement, you'd be tired too! Kids develop a sense of self and rigid habits just like adults, so these "solutions" get woven into their sense of who they are. And this happens at earlier ages than you might think. Take a look at Hypermobility and Proprioception: Why Loose Joints Create Sensory Processing Problems for Children to understand a bit more about this experience for hypermobile kids.
Then there is pain. Some hypermobile kids experience pain from small and large injuries. They are more likely to be bruised, more likely to fall and bump into things, and more likely to report what pediatricians may call "growing pains". Sometimes the pain is the pull on weak ligaments and tight muscles as bones grow, but sometimes it isn't. Soreness and pain lead some kids right to the couch. After a while, a child may not even complain, especially if the discomfort doesn't end. Imagine having a lingering headache for days. You just go on with life. These kids are often called lazy, when in truth they are sore and exhausted after activities that don't even register as tiring for other children their age.
How can you tell the difference between behaviors from ADHD and those related to hypermobiilty? I think I may have an idea.
After a hypermobile child is given effective and consistent postural support, sensory processing treatment, is allowed to rest before becoming exhausted (even if they say they are fine), and any pain issues are fully addressed, only then can you assess for attentional or emotional problems. Some days I feel like I am living in a version of "The Elephant and the Six Blind Men", in which psychiatrists, psychologists and pediatricians are all saying that they see issues with sensory tolerance, movement, attention, pain and social development, but none of them see the whole picture.
Occupational therapists with both physical medicine and sensory processing training are skilled at developing programs for postural control and energy conservation, as well as adapting activities for improved functioning. They are capable of discussing pain symptoms with pediatricians and other health professionals.
I think that many children are being criticized for being lazy or unmotivated, and diagnosed as lacking attentional skills when the real cause of their behaviors is right under our noses. It is time to give these kids a chance to escape a label they may not have.
Share Could Your Pediatric Therapy Patient Have a Heritable Disorder of Connective Tissue? with your therapist and see what reactions you receive. The truth is that many kids don't get a diagnosis as early as possible. Rare syndromes aren't the first thing your pediatrician is thinking of, but you can raise the issue if you have more information and feedback.
Looking for more posts on hypermobility? Check out Should Hypermobile Kids Sit On Therapy Balls For Schoolwork? , Hypermobile Kids, Sleep, And The Hidden Problem With Blankets and Should Your Hypermobile Child Play Sports? for useful strategies to manage hypermobility and support both physical health and functional skills.


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If someone would tell me a few years ago that I would travel for 2 years with my wife and our preschooler in Latin America, all the way from Mexico to Patagonia, I wouldn't believe them. That's just not something we planned, or even dreamed about.
Back in Israel I had a normal office job, Oxanna spent most of her time taking care of our toddler. Family, friends, an apartment, a car and a never-ending list of todos and errands. In short, all the niceties and trappings of a regular life. At the time, I couldn't even fathom the possibility of a long-term family traveling. But sometimes life has a funny way of bringing you that which you can't even dare to imagine.
Discard With Your Normal Life In Two Steps
Then, somewhere in 2015 we decided to move to Canada. Two years earlier, a close friend has moved to Toronto and planted the idea in my head. Peaceful and immigrant-friendly, Canada has been an attractive destination for Israelis for some years. After living in Israel most of my life, the idea of experiencing something new excited me. And Oxanna, being true to her Mongolian ancestry, is always ready to pack and move without too much deliberation.
To make the landing in Canada easier, I decided to find a remote job while still in Israel. Software development is one of the most remote-friendly occupations, but I've never worked remotely before, so I wasn't sure how it would turn out. The only way to know is to try.
Summer in Vancouver. Multicultural festivals. Biking in the city. Hiking in the woods. But soon the summer was over and autumn covered the city with shades of grey. In November our 6-month rental contract was coming to an end, and with it came the realization that nothing really kept us in Canada at that point. We haven't yet accumulated much stuff, our belongings were still fitting in 4 suitcases with which we landed. My work required me to stay close to the Atlantic time zone, but it didn't mandate any specific latitude. So why not pass the winter somewhere warmer?
Baby steps. How do you begin a two-year trip around the continent? By telling yourself you are just going for a month.
But where do you go, if you know almost nothing about Latin America? Costa Rica? Panama? Eventually, the choice – made mostly by our cat, fell on Mexico (true story that will have to wait for another occasion).
Hello, Latin America
Our airport taxi was speeding through the night streets of Guadalajara. The basic Spanish I picked up from a Duolingo course was just enough to ask the driver about the best Tequila in Mexico. That pretty much summed up my knowledge of the Mexican culture at the time. I don't think I understood his answer, but I remember the emotion that engulfed me that first night in Mexico. The feeling of suddenly standing on the verge of a new world, of which I knew very little. The intoxicating aroma of a big unknown waiting for us.
We rented an AirBnb apartment in Americana, a trendy neighbourhood boasting eclectic architecture and hipster-friendly coffee shops. The landlord – a young, middle-class woman welcomed us in the apartment. Two questions were on our minds: where is the closest supermarket and whether she can recommend an English-speaking nanny.
Supermarket is easy. Take an Uber, pay with your regular credit card and fill the fridge with your favorite comfort foods. What else do you need to feel good in a new city ?
And the next morning a tall young woman knocked on the door. Our landlord's cousin came to play with Ayan.
And so, during the next weeks a tentative routine has formed. In the morning I would go out to work in a cafeteria, while Oxanna would stay home with Ayan, studying during the morning "nanny hours", keeping him busy in the afternoon. Evenings we would go out together exploring the neighborhood or just take Ayan to a playground. Pretty ordinary weekdays were compensated by action-packed weekends, exploring the city and taking day trips to nearby destinations.
That's not a vacation. Not a gap-year traveling. Two-thirds of your time is filled with a regular, non-exciting life. But for someone who wants to travel as a family while working, this semblance of a routine combined with "weekend traveling" is probably the best possible arrangement. And truth be told, even the "regular life" is still pretty special. Because every routine errand, be it a pop into a supermarket or a stop in a pharmacy, is filled with discoveries. For someone dreaming of tropical beaches, that may not sound very appealing, but for us, immersion in a city life brimming with different culture, language and people turned out to be half the fun.
A New Home Each Month
A month and a half in Guadalajara turned into half a year in Mexico. Merida, San Miguell de Allende, Guanajuato, Mexico City. Spending about a month in each city, we traveled the country from the agave fields of Jalisco to the tropical jungles of Yucatan.
We soon discovered that a month is good default when planning how much time to stay in one place. It gives you enough time to explore the region on the weekends while maintaining a sane family routine. There is also a pragmatic consideration to staying at least a month in the same apartment: landlords on AirBnb give their maximum discounts on monthly rentals.
In every city we would find an English-speaking nanny, either in a Facebook group of local expats or through a landlord (which almost always has a cousin or a niece looking for a short-term job). We would use Uber for short commutes in the city, inter-city buses for weekend traveling and planes to move from one region to another.
Since the cost of living in Mexico and most of Latin America is significantly lower than in North America, you don't spend more than you used to, despite the frequent travel expenses. A furnished two-bedroom apartment in a good neighborhood usually doesn't cost more than $1000 USD. We often rented good-enough apartments for $750 a month.
You have to be somewhat flexible and unfussy, because rental apartments will always lack something you need. That one doesn't have a microwave, in another the kitchenware has no deep bowls for soup, in third one they forgot to put a door in the bathroom (that last one really happened). The point is, you have to learn to accept that some things will make you uncomfortable. But I can save you at least one small trouble right now: always bring a vegetable peeler with you. You always need it, and it's never there.
The upside is, the discomfort won't last long, and will hardly matter. Thirty-forty days will pass, and you'll be looking out through the window of your speeding taxi at the now-familiar streets gliding by, feeling bittersweet. Grateful for the people you met and the stories you heard. Sad that in all probability you'll never return here. And strangely relieved to once more leave everything behind, and start from a blank page in a new place.
1 Month => 20 Months
Half a year passed, and we had to make a decision. Do we come back to Vancouver, do we stay in Mexico, or do we go on? Vancouver, with its high daycare costs wasn't an attractive option. We fell in love with Mexico, so staying longer was definitely an idea we entertained. But we also wanted to discover other places, other countries. And so we decided to go on. Without planning far ahead, thinking just about the next month or two, we got a ticket to Nicaragua.
And so we went on. Exploring Central America, we spent a month in Nicaragua and another in Costa-Rica. Then we stayed almost 5 months in Colombia. We've become tired and wanted to stay in one place for a while, and so Medellin has become our refuge.
Around that time, a year into our trip, we realized it's time to expose Ayan to Spanish. I was concerned he would forget English which he picked up in Vancouver (we speak Russian at home), without really learning Spanish. But turns out, I underestimated child's brain's ability to learn languages. Sarah, our beloved half-British, half-Spanish nanny from Nicaragua came to Medellin at the time, and has become Ayan's first Spanish teacher. After her, we no longer searched for English-speaking nannies. A few months later, he was forming complete sentences and conjugating verbs.
After traveling in Colombia and staying put in Medellin, we crossed the equator (for the first time in our lives) and spent time exploring Galapagos islands and Ecuador. Then 3 months in magnificent Peru. The Southern Cone followed with Chile and Argentina. And finally, when we thought we saw it all, Brazil showered us with a whole new palette of colors and sounds.
What started as a one month stay in Guadalajara has become a 2-year journey in 9 countries. Dozens of cities, hundreds of plazas, churches, museums, pyramids, national parks. And most importantly – friendships, people, their stories and songs. An unplanned, almost accidental trip has turned into the biggest adventure of our lives.
Those first few weeks in Guadalajara were exciting. New sights, new smells, making the first connections with locals. Surrounded by friendly and courteous people everywhere, the fear has soon waned and turned into a sensible precaution. Everything was great, or so I thought. And then came the crisis.
"Let's go back, I've had enough of this life", Oxanna told me one day after about a month in Guadalajara. "We don't know anyone here, we have no friends. Ayan is throwing tantrums every day, our poor nanny doesn't know how to handle this, and I don't blame her".
While my daily life had a schedule and structure, and was partially isolated from the whims of a moody toddler, Oxanna's was exposed to it. А life on the move comes with obvious perks, but it also has its share of hurdles. Without the usual support networks you had back home, the increased demands of childcare taxes your emotional resources and tests the resilience of your relationship.
Constant changes and adjustments are part of the deal. The toddler is bored home? So how about sending him with the nanny to the park or the museum? (Do we trust her enough for that?) Maybe we need more toys? Maybe I could (should) spend more time with him then I do? Maybe he is old enough for a gentle kindergarten? We would return to this conversation time and again during our travels. There are no magic solutions. Each child requires a different approach. And each family has to find its own balance.
We also realized we have to meet people. Loneliness isn't a problem when you travel as a family, but isolation is. To feel more connected to the places and people around us, we would make an effort to meet locals as well as expats in every city we stayed.
Two good platforms to meet people when traveling are Couchsurfing and Conversation Exchange. Couchsurfing used to be our favorite – after all, me and Oxanna met in a Couchsurfing party, years ago. We still love it, but you'll mostly meet younger people through CS. Conversation Exchange on the other hand allows you to meet locals that would like to learn English, and in turn are willing to help you out with Spanish. Those often turn out to be people in their 30's and 40's that are studying English either for job or immigration purposes.
Working on the Move
People ask me sometimes, "but how did you manage to work, while constantly moving?" The truth is, working was the easy part, it's the traveling part, that was exhausting. Often times, after another intense weekend of sightseeing, I would open my laptop on Monday morning and feel happy that I can just dive into familiar work, and let my mind and body rest from that incessant stream of experiences.
If all you need to do your job is an Internet access, electrical outlet and headphones, than it's not that hard to make yourself comfortable in whatever place you find yourself. But although WiFi is available everywhere, its level of reliability varies widely. Probably the worst place in terms of reliable Internet connection I've yet encountered is Galapagos islands. In Puerto Ayora, the main town on Santa Cruz island where we stayed a few days after completing our cruise, waiting for a flight back to the mainland, the connection was dismal. Wandering from one cafe to the next, I was searching for a signal, like a shipwrecked sailor gazing at the sea, hoping to sea a sail on the horizon.
You would have thought the universal adapters have by now solved the issue of outlet differences between countries. And yet, there are always surprises. I spent the morning hours of my first work day in Buenos Aires hunting for an adapter. The sad face of Argentinian plugs was just too much to handle for my universal adapter.
Despite what some people on Instagram may let you believe, digital nomads don't pass all of their work days on tropical beaches or exotic locations. At least most of my work time has passed in regular cafes or in our apartment, if it had the luxury of a separate room with a desktop. When the WiFi in our Medellin apartment died one day, the closest hotspot turned out to be in a small cafe, inside a jumbo supermarket.
Can Anyone Do This?
If you've read this far, you might be attracted by the idea of taking your own family on a long-term trip, all the while maintaining employment. And you might be asking yourself if it's doable. The answer of course depends on your specific situation. But I would argue, it's easier than it might appear.
I'm lucky – I can do my work online. But until fairly recently, I didn't realize I had this option. I never worked remotely until I decided to try to find a remote job. Could it be that there are hidden opportunities in your own life?
Another thing to consider is how mobile is your family. There is a huge difference between moving around with one preschooler or with 3 toddlers.
But if your skills can be potentially applied online to keep an income coming, and your family is fairly mobile, than the answer is yes. All the other concerns you might have – regarding safety, health insurance and such, are either things that are settled through online research, or FEAR. Fear is normal. I would lie if I told you I haven't felt fear that first night in Guadalajara.
Baby steps. How do you begin a two-year trip around the continent? By telling yourself you are just going for a month.
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Yesterday was Reformation Sunday - a day to remember that changes that Martin Luther and other reformers brought to the church and to our faith 501 years ago. The Bible was translated into the language of the people, the printing press recently invented made it accessible to them as well. Luther reminded the faithful that it's not what we do to earn God's favor, that grace is a gift. See Romans 3:19-28. Thanks be to God!
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This weekend, I stuffed my giant purple backpack full of the warmest clothes I own, triple checked my paperwork, and headed out for my very first weekend trip to Zurich, Switzerland!
Not only did I get to go to SWITZERLAND, but I got to stay with some extended family – Alice and Natalya Stämmer! I cannot thank y'all enough! Even though Natalya and I hadn't seen each other since we were both babies, Alice welcomed me into her home and spent the weekend giving me a glimpse of their Swiss way of life!
Here's how we made the most of my 3 days:
Night 1
My trip kicked off with a couple bus rides to London, Gatwick where I was absolutely blown away by European efficiency. Let me tell you – America is doing it wrong! At Gatwick, you scan your boarding pass and make eye contact with a machine, walk right up to the security scanners where there are 7 mini lines at each station, keep your shoes on, and you're off to your gate! In the bathroom, stalls are actually big enough to bring your luggage in and each sink has a personal hand dryer. Gatwick gets a 5/5 Yelp review for sure.
Alice was kind enough to pick me up right from the Zurich airport and we headed downtown via train to grab a Swiss meal! This was my first time in a non-English speaking country and I really enjoyed learning about various cultural differences. Switzerland is split into 26 cantons or subdivisions and has 4 official languages: French, Italian, Romansh, and of course, Swiss German which is spoken in Zurich! We ate at a cool casual place with a great view called Sternen Grill where I tried a mushroom veal dish with späetzle (a delicious hashbrown type side!).
Afterwards, we swung by the hotel where Natalya works to say hello before heading to bed.
Day 1
What better way to spend my first day in Switzerland than by heading out to the mountains! Luckily, we were blessed with incredible weather the whole weekend. We drove about 2 hours to Shilthorn, a part of the Bernese Alps of Switzerland with a 2790m summit! All bundled up, we took cable cars up to check out the views. At the Birg stop, we went on a Thrill Walk along the mountain's perimeter. Words cannot describe how beautiful the views were and pictures do not accurately convey how immense these mountains are. You must go check them out for yourself!
Next, we took the final cable car up to the summit for lunch and of course, the scenic backdrop used in James Bond 007. The restaurant spun 360 degrees as we ate and once again, I opted for a Swiss meal, this time a delicious Schnitzel and a post-lunch coffee with amaretto. Nothing will ever beat this lunch view!
Afterward, we walked around the top deck and James Bond tourist attractions. This was a once in a lifetime experience I will never forget.
On our way back down, we stopped in the mountain town of Murrän, a tiny town with a 1,630m elevation that is completely unreachable by car, yet is complete with its own post office, fire station, grocery store, and church.
I miss the mountains already! With full hearts and tired legs, we headed back towards Zurich. For dinner, we made a pit stop in Luzern (Lucerne) Switzerland. The architecture here is noticeably different from Zurich and quite lovely! Walking around the little adorable cobblestone streets is one of my favorite activities. Alice took us to a cool penthouse bar atop the Astoria hotel that she'd discovered by mistake one night. The pizza and drinks were good but the conversation and company was even better. Alice and Natalya made me feel comfortable right away and I loved learning about the differences between us and (maybe) more importantly, our similarities.
Day 2
You know how you typically Google image search a place before you go on a trip and then end up being disappointed because the place doesn't fully live up to your expectations? I solemnly swear that this will not happen with any city in Switzerland. Zurich is full of history, cute places to eat and shop, and stunning views everywhere you turn and of course, the lake! Even though it is winter, locals and tourists alike take every sunny opportunity to enjoy the outdoors.
Natalya and I spent the afternoon just the two of us. Our first stop together was Cafe Felix, an adorable coffee and cake shop with a grand staircase and elaborate decorations.
For dinner, we cooked cheese fondue together! (Okay, mostly her) before heading out to check out Zurich's night life.
Day 3
On our final day, we started off with a beautiful hilly hike in the forest near their home. There is so much nature to be enjoyed in Switzerland and I got just a taste. The hills were full of kids sledding down and dogs happily prancing. Sometimes, you just have to take it all in.
After our walk, it was time to say goodbye to Natalya as she had to work. It was a sad goodbye! Alice and I finished up our day with a short trip to the nearby Rapperswill! Once again, this small historic looking town had an entirely different look than the others I had experienced thus far. We walked around, saw a castle, and watched the sunset. Alice knows so much about each of these places and the history behind them and it was incredible to have her as a friend and guide.
After a lovely risotto dinner cooked by Alice, I was off again.
Once again, I would like to thank Natalya, Alice, and her husband Zeno for being so generous as to host me and spend their time showing me around! It is always so lovely to spend time with family and truly relax for a weekend.
To Switzerland: your mountains, cheese, chocolate, and people did not disappoint! (However, no one would mind if things were a bit cheaper!)


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A Pennsylvania high school graduate was shot and killed in what police revealed was a road rage incident in West Chester, Pennsylvania.
Bianca Nikol Roberson
18-year-old Bianca Nikol Roberson was driving her green Chevrolet Malibu on Route 100 near Route 202 in West Goshen Township on Wednesday afternoon at approximately 5:30 P.M.
When she merged into a lane, a red pick-up truck also merged at the same time.
Chester County District Attorney Tom Hogan described the incident as follows: "Route 100 South drops down from two lanes to one lane where it merges into Route 202 . . . At that point her [Roberson] car started jostling with a red pickup truck. Not actually hitting but both of them trying to merge together."
The driver of the red pickup truck proceeded to pull out a gun in what police described as a "fit of road rage" and shoot Roberson in the head, killing her instantly. The assailant fled the scene after Roberson's car ran off the road and crashed in a wooded area.
Hogan added: "A young woman has died senselessly."
Roberson's family devastated, perpetrator yet to be captured
"Every cop in three states is looking for this red pickup truck and looking for this defendant," Hogan stated, making a plea for anyone to come forward with more information. "At this point we're asking anybody who saw anything on Route 100 going into Route 202 to call the West Goshen Police Department right now, tonight. Give us every bit of information you can."
The perpetrator of the crime is driving a small, red Chevrolet pick up truck with faded paint. He has been described as a white male aged 30-40 with pale brown or dark blonde hair, of medium build.
Friends and family of Roberson are mourning her sudden, violent passing and also urging anyone to come forward with more information to capture the perpetrator.


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The game has different type's breeds of plants, so you have to discover many new plants. Planting things are the main source of the game. It is a simulation game, and you can play like a beautiful story. The gameplay provides us with many things, but some plants are locked. We can easily unlock many plants by choosing Hempire cheats.
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The game is all about plant growing business, and you need to join with uncle Danny. You are the partner of the business and always try to expand the business. In which many kinds of plant species and all are growing the business and hempire. The game is story driven, and you are playing an RPG based game along with growing you will also get currency.
Construct buildings
The payer must build a beautiful city with the help for business and decorate buildings with many new things. You can lead in the game by growing many things and plants and always manage them for making the business bigger. Some farming zone also in the game and you need to grow profitable plants on the farm.
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The currency is a very important aspect of the game because of in which many kinds of businesses. Some big auctions are related to money, and the player must concern about auctions events in the game. The currency is used for expanding the business. You need to sell some useless tools for getting currency, and we can also choose the Hempire cheats for earning currency.


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Today Cody is at work and I have been laying on the couch listening to conference. There were so many events that took place since last Sunday that have prepared me to listen today. It was one of those "AH-HAH" moments today while listening to President Henry B. Eyring's talk that made me realize that the Lord knew exactly how I felt and what I was feeling and that He doesn't just calm you down in a moment of despair (or several weeks of despair). But that He answers prayers when He knows we're ready to hear it. What made me get down on my knees last Sunday? What made me actually want to turn on conference and listen to almost every word? All I can say is that I'm happy I finally decided to listen to the promptings I was having and that I was able to turn to prayer. Then today as I listen to conference, I am thankful that my prayers are still being answered and what a sweet reminder it is to listen to the Prophet and Apostles bear testimony of prayer. I know the Lord prepared me to listen to conference today by the experience I had last week and that it wasn't just a coincidence.
Also my heart is full today for the love I have for my family. What amazing people I have been blessed with. First I have my parents who have always raised me in a righteous manner. I mean sure we aren't a perfect family but I never doubted that my parents hearts weren't in the right place. We've always supported, loved, teased, and helped one another. I don't think anyone of us has ever gone without because someone was always there to help the other. I have learned more from my family since I got married then I knew my other 20 years of life. I guess as a kid you don't really pay attention to the details of how hard a marriage is, money, or that everything is not a fairy tale and even prince charming has habits you do not like but I'm thankful that my family is together forever. The saying is so true. "We may not have it all together, but together we have it all." I agree full heartedly.
Rustin- go-getter (in life and when it comes to doing projects around the house haha), also-the favorite. he's so caring, honest, intelligent, and hilarious. He dances better than anyone I've ever met and can turn any awkwardness into the funniest moment of your life, knows how to work hard and when to have fun
Taralee- wittiest, prettiest sister ever. She can turn anyone's crappy day into the best, leaves long voicemails and says "and stuff" way too much but it makes me laugh, awesome mother and wife, faithful and true, the best sister I could've ever had
Trace- wisecrack but also very genuine, hard worker, loves Tara & Brody and supports them so well, very competitive...but if he wasn't Tara would have him whooped! haha
Brody- well he's just perfect the way he is. I cried the day he was born and was so excited when i got to see him for the first time. I think that is when I truly decided that I wanted to be a mom.
Today during President Eyring's talk about prayer and how he stayed with a family and was invited to say family prayer at night and the little boy was saying it, I thought of the Rapier Family. I imagined, Logan and Braden as if they were saying that prayer and mentioning everyone in their family. Before I knew it, tears were rolling down my face. I love those two boys and their sisters, Abby and Kate more than I can explain. At the mall I always see young families and just always think of the Rapiers and wonder what they're doing. I miss holding Kate and seeing her smile, Little Logan and his cute laugh and that he could make anyone feel like a million bucks, Braden and that he can seriously sing any song and do somersaults the entire time. I heard "I Love Rock and Roll" and "Joy Ride" the other day and found myself smiling. And I miss Abby and her cute sense of humor and that when I'm around I feel like I'm constantly being watched. That girl is so smart and knows it! The Rapiers will never really know what all they taught Cody and I when we lived in Thatcher. I miss living 5 minutes away and that if we want to watch The Office or Lost, sit and talk or get slaughtered in a game, we could go to the Rapiers and they would generally have some sort of cookies or cake or something.


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Kelly Rowland has confirmed she will not return for a further series of The X Factor.
The singer has been unable to reach a deal which balanced her musical commitments with the "increasing demands" of the show.
Insiders from the Simon Cowell show have already indicated talks have begun with former judge Dannii Minogue about a return.
There had been doubts about Kelly's continued presence in the ITV1 series.
A statement issued on behalf of the former Destiny's Child star said she had "decided not to return" as a judge.
"Global commitments coupled with the show's increasing demands this year mean that, despite weeks of deliberation with the show, Kelly has not been able to agree a deal that fits into her autumn/winter schedule, so sadly cannot accept a place on the 2012 panel," the statement continued.
The singer said: "I loved the UK and being part of the show last year. Mentoring the girls was such an incredible experience I will never forget. I would like to thank Simon for the great opportunity and asking me to be a judge last season."
Kelly joined the series last year with newcomers Gary Barlow and Tulisa Contostavlos.
A spokesperson for the show said: "Kelly's immense experience in the music industry shone through in both her judging and mentoring on The X Factor and we would like to thank her for being a part of the country's number one show and wish her well for the future."
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By John Charles Olmsted
First released in 1979, this number of sixty-three essays at the novel drawn from ten periodicals demonstrates the first matters of these discussing the character and objective of prose fiction within the interval from 1830 to 1850. The essays mirror what used to be notion and acknowledged in regards to the artwork of fiction and show what reporters of those periodicals notion have been the main pressing severe issues dealing with the operating reviewer.
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Oat Milk
Oat Milk is a delicious and creamy, nut-free alternative to traditional plant-based milks.
- 1/2 cups (90 g) soaked steel cut oats, soaked for 4 hours, drained, and rinsed
- 6 cups (1.2 l) cold water
- Place the oats and water into the Vitamix container and secure the lid. Select Variable 1. Start the blender and increase to its highest speed. Blend for 30-45 seconds. Remove and strain through a fine mesh strainer.
You can customize the taste of this dairy free milk by adding dates, vanilla extract, salt or all three if you desire. We have tested soaked steel cut, raw steel cut, soaked rolled and raw rolled oats and find the steel cut oats soaked and blended briefly had the least amount of slimeness to the finished product. Seal and refrigerate for up to 5 days. Sediment from the milk will form at the bottom, shake well before use.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Fusciah from Creamy Plant & Nut Milk recipe I make plant nut milk with raw ingredients in the Vitamix blender and Blend for 5:45 minutes so the milk heats. This way the milk stays creamy and doesn't separate when stored in the refrigerator. Creamy Plant & Nut Milk Recipe 7 cups water 4 tbs of unsweetened coconut flakes 2 tbs steel cut Irish oats - raw 3 tbs raw cashews 2 tbs vanilla plant protien powder 2 tbs oil - (almond and/or mct coconut) 1/4 tsp sea salt 1 tsp vanilla 1/4 tsp Stevia 1/4 tsp All spice/pumpkin pie spice Put ingredient in Vitamix blender and blend for 5:45 minutes. Let cool. No need to strain. Pour into glass pitcher, leaving what settled at bottom of blender pitcher. Store in refrigerator.
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Rated 1 out of 5 by Joel_Ovando from I guess I'm stupid I read the recipe and did exactly what it asked. It was horrible. It became slimy I had a weird aftertaste almost like a artificial sweetener aftertaste. I believe what happened is 1 minute and 30 seconds is way to long. As far as coffee is concerned it did absolutely nothing for my coffee it just cut through it . I understand now (because I spoke to someone who's made oat milk for many years) that in order for it to do well with your coffee, you need to make it creamier! and you do that by adding a fat/oils. I was given a suggestion by a vegan friend to simply add a tablespoon of cashews.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Jaynya13 from Love it with a few additions and substitutions This is a great foundational recipe I do use the measurements but I used organic extra thick ROLLED oats. I soaked them overnight because I did see a video explaining it helps absorb nutrients if you do. First, I used very cold water adding 6 medjool dates for sweetness, a handful of cashews & 2 heapful Tbsps of cold pressed coconut oil for creaminess that limits separation, a dash of sea salt & 1 tsp of organic vanilla extract. After blending this very well add the rinsed soaked oats then strained through nut milk bag. So delicious!! Blending the optional ingredients first helps limit the time you blend the oats which I've heard makes it slimy. With vitamix, not a problem, besides this barely lasts 2 days in my family!
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Bosco from Yummy Yummy! So simple to make but a little bitter for me, so added agave, salt and vanilla extract. Yummy! Put it over some hot oatmeal for breakfast. Very good!!! A very nice alternative to milk!!!
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Rated 5 out of 5 by SwissFairy from Very good this oat milk No need to strain for me. I can enjoy the whole oats blended. I added cinnamon, vanilla and 2 teaspoon of maple syrup
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Ckari from Super Easy! Yummy! Very easy to make...love the taste in my coffee.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by BriarLobo from Good Oat Milk Very easy. Requires a vigorous shaking to reincorporate all that oat goodness to my unstrained jug of homemade milk. Drinking through a straw makes the thickness inconsequential to sensitive mouth-feel concerns. Smells & tastes like oats.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by ClassicRox from Been doing it wrong the whole time Made this oat milk many times and always thick and separates. I've been reading it wrong. I've been soaking one cup of dry oats then using the entire amount. I figured out due to another post to use one cup of already soaked oats. Is that correct?
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A special fundraising concert to mark 115 years of Liberal Judaism will be held at The Liberal Jewish Synagogue (LJS), St John's Wood, on November 23.
It will feature renowned pianist David Dolan and his guests, critically acclaimed flautist Abigail Dolan (pictured above with David) and cellist and conductor Thomas Carroll.
Praised for his classical improvisation, David Dolan has performed at major venues and festivals all over the world and made live recordings for radio and TV.
Away from the stage, David is a researcher and educator who devotes an important part of his career to the revival of the art of classical improvisation. He was praised by Yehudi Menuhin for "giving new life to classical music".
Described by The Strad Magazine as a player of "authority, passion, full of colour and underpinned by a clear musical intelligence", Welsh cellist Thomas Carroll launched his career when he won both Young Concert Artists Trust and Young Concert Artists, New York. Since then he has performed in leading concert venues and appeared as concerto soloist with orchestras such as the London Symphony Orchestra, BBC Orchestras and London Philharmonic.
Praised for her imaginative performances, Abigail Dolan's career combines solo and chamber music performances worldwide. She also takes a leading role in the innovative Symphonova Orchestra.
Born in Israel, David and Abigail are proud Liberal Jews and active members of Finchley Progressive Synagogue (FPS). They are particularly passionate about the plight of non-Orthodox Jews in Israel, and joined our movement after being attracted by "the warmth with which we were welcomed and the openness for new thinking about Judaism."
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College application sessions will be held at TMSA's cafeteria.
Refreshments will be provided.
Kyle Wooden, admission counselor at Guilford College will be here at TMSA on Monday Oct.15th between 9:00am to 10:00am to assist students with college applications.
The event is open to all seniors.
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Cafeteria Tue - 10/16/18 08:15-10:45 AM
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Friday, Oct. 12th, 9am-4pm
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Dear Parents/Students,
College Guidance Department has arranged a college visit to UNC Charlotte for seniors on October 12th, 2018.
If you are interested in attending this trip make sure to turn in the permission slip no later than Oct.4th, 2018 to Ms.Hilal.
Trip Fee: $7(Pay Mrs. Arias in the Front office by Oct.4th, 2018)
Guilford College Financial Aid Night
Wednesday, Oct. 10th, 6-8pm
Guilford College Hege Library - Carnegie Room 5800 West Friendly Avenue Greensboro, NC 27410 United States
The Office of Financial Aid invites you to attend a free campus workshop.
At the Oct. 10 workshop, Financial Aid counselors will be available to answer your questions about paying for college, filling out the FAFSA (which you will be encouraged to do onsite), and applying for scholarships and loans.
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UNC Greensboro visited TMSA on October 4th
Ms. Megan Parker, from UNC Greensboro visited our seniors on Thursday, October 4th, 2018.Seniors were informed about UNC Greensboro, application/scholarship deadlines, admission requirements, scholarship opportunities, top ten undergraduate majors, student life on campus, major and concentrations that are offered by UNCG.
UNC Greensboro is a public coeducational and Research university in Greensboro, North Carolina, United States and is a constituent institution of the University of North Carolina system. UNC Greensboro is now on Common Application.
TMSA Financial Aid Parents Night for Seniors
TMSA Financial Aid Parents Night was held on Thursday, September 20th, 2018 @ 6:00 pm at TMSA Main Campus Auditorium.
Ms.Latham, The director of financial aid department at Greensboro College presented information on Grants, Scholar-ships, financial aid process and Loans and why the FAFSA is important for receiving Federal Aid.
Topics discussed are as follows:
- What is financial aid?
- Cost of Attendance(COA)
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Guilford College visited TMSA on September 12th
Mr. Kyle Wooden, from Guilford College visited our juniors and seniors on Wednesday, September 12th, 2018.
Seniors/Juniors were informed about the college, application deadlines, admission requirements, scholarship opportunities, and also about the programs which are offered by Guilford College.
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It's been nearly six months since Runners of the Nish was published, and I now feel sufficiently removed from the book release honeymoon to reflect on my journey thus far. When my two-year project hit the shelves in July, it was nearly impossible to predict how it would be received, and where it would take me (if anywhere at all). With a small amount of gained perspective on the world of publishing, I feel better positioned to qualify my experience up to now. Here is how it measures up to my expectations:
**saved the pictures for the end - partly because I don't want to break up the writing, and partly because I still don't really know how to properly format a Weebly blog.**
The Expected
- That I'd be a total rookie: I knew that this project would take me on a steep learning curve, even away from the writing. I had to figure out how to contact bookstores and position my book in a way that sells, despite spending the first few weeks of August not knowing about writing to reading ratio or what a consignment sale was - I since was thoroughly educated by the manager of a local Coles bookstore (thanks Linda).
- It created intrigue: I hoped that people of the running community would be at least curious about the book. As it turns out, they were. I rarely go to a race without someone asking me what the book is really about, or how it's doing, or the always intrusive and often fun "hey Cyr how many copies have you sold? Are you making money off this?" The book has even earned its own (mostly) positive Trackie thread (thank you Oldster for taking care of the trolls :) ).
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It has been well-received: Probably the most positive of surprises. I started writing this book to challenge myself, to remember our last year at St. FX, and to gift my coach Bernie Chisholm. Because of both the book's initial purpose and the limitations that existed in plot development (as I was limited by how well we would perform at the U SPORTS championship - spoiler alert, limited indeed), selling lots of copies was not a goal I had set. Despite my approach, the book became the #1 best-selling title on the Friesen Press website, it ranked in the top 10 running books on Amazon.ca on multiple occasions, and it has enabled me to travel to speak at various events. Over 1,000 copies have already been sold, and they are still in demand (and thank God, because books are still invading my small room in Windsor).
- Some people recognize me and my teammates as characters. When Nic Favero and I were walking around the STWM race expo, we ran into someone who had read Runners of the Nish. Favero introduced himself, and right away was asked "Oh Favero, the guy who was in the library all the time? Sociology guy, right?" Hey, if my teammates are cool with this happening from time to time, I am as well (sorry Nic, should have given you that alias you had asked me for).
I got to know other new authors: After publishing, a few friends who were working on their own manuscripts messaged me. Some wanted to share their idea, and others asked about the process of publishing. While I am nowhere near an expert in this field, I was at least able to share my experience with them so as to provide a bit of clarity. Publishers are often overloaded with new manuscripts, so they rarely advertise their business (or existence in general). They are all around us, but we can't really see them - it's kind of like they live in the Upside Down. So, most new authors are in the dark when trying to get their first work to grace the shelves. That being said, without dropping names, a few neat books covering topics ranging from hockey to running to fantasy are hitting those shelves in the next few months...
Moving forward
I learned that presenting my book to the right crowds is essential for its marketing. In November, I got to set up a booth at the Canadian Cross-Country Nationals (BIG shoutout to Clive Morgan and the organizing committee in Kingston for having me there and for hosting a flawless championship), and show my book to many new people across the country.
I hope to keep making my way to running events in Canada with some copies in the new year. If I am lucky, I will be racing at them anyway. 2019 is off to a fast start, as I was fortunate to share my story with the Charlottetown Rotary Club on January 2nd, and then with Toronto West Athletics Club at their year-end banquet on January 4th. I never thought I would enjoy sharing the story of the book's creation this much - it is very cool to have people interested in something you did.
On that note, my main takeaway six months into this project is the following: I am thrilled with the book's reception, and any thought that this project would be perceived as weird or even alienating has been put to rest. I think it is natural to expect scrutiny and criticism whenever we try and do something unconventional. One might think that displaying something to the world that is artistic and purely my own - something that I may find silly or foolish in ten years - took guts. The truth is that I was so well supported by family and friends that it was not scary at all. Thank you for reading, sharing, and being my allies in this project.
Onwards to a great 2019!
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Below, we're sharing a number of recent developments we spotted during out web research. We like ASARECA's Situation analysis of the current status of tissue culture application in the Eastern and Central Africa region and the discoveries in the field of new water-hunting power of plant roots. We would like to focus your attention on the potential impact of recent findings by the synthetic biology on the livelihoods of smallholder farmers. But the other developments are relevant too and worth knowing about.
Situation analysis of the current status of tissue culture application in the Eastern and Central Africa region
This situation analysis documents the existing tissue culture capacity in terms of human resources and physical infrastructure. This study covered six of the ten ASARECA member countries: Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi and Ethiopia, and is the first comprehensive analysis of the current state of tissue culture in East and Central Africa. The report presents valuable information that can help scientists, donors and policy makers make informed decisions on issues related to tissue culture application in the region and can inform the development of tissue culture application policies and programmes and their management. (ASARECA, 17/07/2014)
New water-hunting power of plant roots discovered
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Cocoa butter and synthetic biology
The synthetic biology company Solazyme could threaten the livelihoods of millions of farmers. This California-based company has engineered synthetically modified microbes that produce a cocoa butter substitute for use in food and personal care products. At present, cocoa butter, the main ingredient of chocolate, is produced in 30 tropical countries and provides livelihoods for an estimated 6 million smallholder farmers. The world's top three cocoa-producing countries are Ivory Coast, Ghana and Indonesia, which together account for over two-thirds of all cocoa bean production. (ETC Group, 3/07/2013)
Patchouli and synthetic biology
Making use of synthetically altered micro-organisms, patchouli oil can now be produced from yeast. Known for its distinct fragrance, patchouli oil is used in perfume, laundry detergents, air fresheners, baby wipes, and more. The California-based biotech company Amyris and the Swiss purveyor of perfumes and flavours Firminich have developed a new manufacturing process that produces patchouli oil in large quantities in about two weeks. Smallholder farmers in Malaysia, China and Indonesia, who traditionally produce patchouli oil through a lengthy cultivation and extraction process, will inevitably be affected. (ETC Group, 3/07/2013)
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Biotech in Africa
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Climate change adaptation in crop production: Beware of illusions
More consistent treatment of climate change adaptation is needed to inform assessments of the impacts of climate change and to more easily identify innovations in agriculture that are truly more effective in future climates than in current or past ones. At present, many potential changes in agricultural management and technology, including shifts in crop phenology and improved drought and heat tolerance, could help to improve crop productivity but do not necessarily represent true adaptations. In this article, David Lobell of Stanford University, USA, argues that such 'adaptation illusions' arise from a combination of faulty logic, model errors and the management of assumptions that ignore the farmers' tendency to maximize profits for a given technology. He asserts that the concept of adaptation should be more consistently treated in order to better inform assessments of climate change impacts, and that agricultural innovations should be identified that are truly more effective in future climates than in current or past ones. (Global Food Security, 25/6/2014)
The risks of a global crop yield slowdown from climate trends in the next two decades
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New technology for monitoring tuna fishing in the Pacific
New technology for monitoring tuna fishing in the Western and Central Pacific Ocean is being tested on two large Chinese tuna longliners under the Taipei flag. The e-monitoring system uses high-definition video cameras, GPS and a central computer unit to record all events and video footage and with which the information gathered can be analyzed by experienced longline fishing experts and observers. As part of this test, the e-monitoring results will be compared with information collected by two independent fisheries observers who were assigned to each vessel to carry out their regular tasks of observing and recording the catch. The project partners are Tri Marine, National Fisheries Developments (NFD), Yi Man Fishing Company, Satlink, FFA, SPC, Solomon Islands Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources (MFMR) and the International Seafood Sustainability Foundation (ISSF). They presented preliminary findings of this test at the meeting of the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission's annual Scientific Committee to be held in Majuro in August 2014. Implementing e-monitoring technology in all or parts of the Western and Central Pacific Ocean fisheries will require logistical and legal frameworks to be put in place at national and regional levels. (SPC, July 2014)
First arboretum opens in the Seychelles
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