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Mandurah Taxis has been operating as a Taxi Service in the Peel Region for over 50 years.
Mandurah Taxis (24/7 Taxi Service including sedans, wagons, 7 & 10 seater and wheelchair access), MT Executive Cars (24/7 Premium executive service) and Mandurah transit (new 25 seater luxury coach airport transfers and tours). We work hard to ensure there is excellent 24/7 on demand transport available including wheelchair access vehicles. Special occassions, weddings, account, advanced bookings can all be catered for. You can now download on your iPhone and Android the Swan Taxis App. The position of the taxi that has been assigned to your booking & the position of the taxi is displayed on a google map and updates as the taxi progresses towards your pick up location.
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Mandurah Taxis Base (Mandurah Taxis Pty Ltd and MT Executive Cars) is located in Central Mandurah and all Taxis service Mandurah passengers as a priority
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Araikeerai as called in Tamil is a widely used green in India. Amaranth leaves are a good source of vitamin A, vitamin C and folate and minerals like calcium, iron , potassium , zinc and copper .
This rice is simple and easy to prepare.
Requirements :
Amaranthus leaves – 1 cup
Cooked rice – 2 cup
Onion – 1
Green chilly – 2
Garlic – 2 cloves
Curry leave – a sprig
Oil – 1 tsp
Cumin seeds – ¼ tsp
Salt as required
Method :
Heat oil in a kadai , add the cumin seeds and let it splutter.
Now , add the chopped onion , garlic , slit green chillies and curry leaves.
Sauté well till the onions are translucent.
Add the amaranthus leaves and sauté for five minutes , by this time the leaves will be cooked.
Add the rice and required salt , stir well.
No sidedish is needed.

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Singer, Marie Daulne, is of Congolese and Belgian heritage. She began her career 20 years ago with the group Zap Mama and describes her music's influences as a mix of African and world rhythms.
There is no question that the presence of minorities in Belgium has brought an explosion of colour, flavour and multiculturalism into the country. Minorities make up around six percent of Belgium's population of just over 10.4 million. They have either immersed themselves in the Dutch speaking, Flanders, the French speaking, Walloonia or the cosmopolitan bilingual capital, Brussels. The following profiles give a glimpse into some of the people of colour who call the country home.
Marie Daulne, singer
This poised singer of Congolese and Belgian heritage was born in the Democratic Republic of Congo and is as authentic and rooted as her music. Hungry for a new and original sound, she began her career 20 years ago with the group Zap Mama. They went on to create a distinct sound with influences that Daulne describes as zapping between the rhythms of Africa and the world. The mother of two has recorded a number of albums, including her latest offering, Recreation, and collaborated with artists such as Common, Eryka Badu and The Roots amongst many others. One of the highlights of her career was opening for the late Miriam Makeba, she said.
Erica Horton, clothing designer
The enchanting Ms. Norton is as beautiful as she is driven to change the face of fashion in Belgium. A native of Texas, Erica Horton arrived in Belgium 12 years ago, lived here for seven years, returned to the U.S. and was pulled back by the forces of an unsaturated and less commercialised fashion scene in Brussels five years ago. The 40-year-old, mother of one, who is fluent in French, knew that with sheer determination she could leave a mark on the Belgian fashion scene. She started her career as a fashion designer for one of the country's leading fashion outlets, C and A, and has now opened her own studio and boutique, Kimone, in Brussels.
James Ololo, publisher of Mamboleo, a newspaper for the Diaspora
People of colour in Belgium were given a voice in 1999 when James Ololo decided to start the first newspaper here for the Diaspora, Mamboleo. This came after an uproar in the community at the killing of Sémira Adamu, a young refugee from Nigeria, at the hands of the Belgian police. Ololo, 47, moved to Belgium 25 years ago from his homeland, Kenya to study visual communication and design at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts. Mamboleo is distributed for free once a month and publishes its stories in the original language in which they were received (usually English, French and Dutch).
Linda Raymond-Dougher, international political economist
If you need an expert on European directives and policies in the fields of copyright and intellectual property, leisure, education, as well as European competition, the astute Linda Raymond-Dougher is the right person to talk to. This 45-year-old of British West Indian heritage has advised global companies and institutions as an International political economist and also as a legal consultant and researcher. She came to Belgium 10 years ago to work for an American company as the director of finance and administration and stayed on as an independent consultant. She speaks all three of Belgium's official languages, French, Dutch and German.
Charles William 'Koor' Hargrove Jr., artist
Charles Hargrove, affectionately known as 'Koor,' had one of his best years in 2009. His exhibitions broke records at Paris' Grand Palais and Fondation Cartier simultaneously. He also had four solo exhibitions in New York City, Roermond, NL, Paris and two in Brussels. Hargrove, who is of Guinea and US Virgin Island descent, began his relationship with Belgium in 1985 when he was invited by a gallery to have a solo art exhibition. He went on to exhibit all over Europe, but always found himself back in Belgium because of his art dealer; so much that in 1988 he made it his second home. The 46-year-old Hargrove, who is fluent in both French and Dutch, lives in Belgium with his partner and two children.


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Jesse Kuhnert (or Dojo/Tapestry fame) wrote to us pointing to Natural Docs. Using the utility from http://naturaldocs.org and about 10-15 minutes of slight adjustment to my javascript comments I was fairly easily able to produce this. Keep in mind that this is only a very small sampling of the Tapestry javascript library, but it looks Read the rest…
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On October 16, 2013, the Fund for Public Advocacy and the Annenberg Institute for School Reform organized a citywide conference on Parent and Community Engagement, hosted by the Center for New York City Affairs at the New School. Some 150 parent activists, educators, advocates, policy-makers and elected officials participated in workshops, forums, and roundtable discussions. The conference had two 2 major aims: to showcase a set of effective research-based parent and community engagement programs for the conference participants, and to elicit their recommendations for how the new mayor should improve parent and community engagement throughout the city school system.
In this report, you will find the synopses of the national parent engagement models the conference featured and a summary of the recommendations the conference participants offered for the new mayor.Tweet


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So, you're in the market for an exercise ball (AKA swiss ball, yoga ball, stability ball, fitness ball, gym ball, balance ball… plus a few other names, but I think this list is already getting too unwieldy, phew!). There are actually a number of different exercise ball sizes that you can get, and getting the right size is important in allowing you to use the ball correctly.
In this articles, you'll find out why size matters, and how to choose the right size exercise ball for you. Hopefully, this will make the buying process much more simple and you won't suffer the same purchasing woes as me!
My Experience Purchasing a Exercise Ball
I was up for purchasing a new exercise ball recently since my existing one suffered an untimely fate (more on that later). I thought it would be a simple process, but did you know that these things come in different sizes? I actually didn't, until I went to buy one. My original exercise ball was a Christmas present, so all the hard work in choosing the right size had already been done for me.
After a quick cursory google search where I realized about the different sizes, I pretty much went into procrastination mode because I didn't know which size to buy. My old ball was great and I wanted to essentially get the same size as that, but I wasn't sure how to tell which size it was (as it may have not even been the recommended size for me originally). I think I was going to try and measure its deflated remains or something like that – of course, a 'too hard' job which was then left for a bit later!
Buying Online: You Can't Try Before You Buy!
Especially when you are buying online it is difficult to know what you are getting. When you buy in person, some shops may even have a display product where you can see the ball, sit on it, get a feel of its actual size, and hand over your hard-earned cash with a bit more confidence. But when shopping online, it's a lot harder to know what you're getting. I know I'm always plagued with doubt when making online purchases and I spend hours researching each product in detail before I am ready to click that 'buy' button.
How Many Different Sizes Are There?
The size of an exercise ball is measured by the diameter of the inflated ball, which is equal to its height.
Though there are 3 standard sizes, I've seen 5 different sizes readily available for purchase:
- 18 inches or 45cm
- 22 inches or 55cm
- 26 inches or 65cm
- 30 inches or 75cm
- 34 inches of 85cm
Why does the size of my exercise ball matter?
The particular size of exercise ball that you need will depend mainly on your height, what type of exercises you intend to do with it, and to a lesser extent, your weight.
The wrong sized ball can make particular exercises uncomfortable or even unfeasible to complete with the correct form, as the size of the ball needs to work with your body anatomy.
For example, if you are performing exercises which require you to support your weight on the ball while assuming an all-fours position around it, a shorter person might find this almost impossible to do with a large size ball, while a tall person may not even be supported by a small ball.
If you are purchasing an exercise ball to use as a seat, selecting the wrong size ball could result in you sitting too high or too low – leading to discomfort and less than optimal ergonomics for a seated posture.
So How Do You Know What Size Exercise Ball You Need?
Sit Test
As a rough rule of thumb, the correct size ball for your height is one that allows your knees and hips to be at right angles when seated on the ball.
Size Guide
If you're not in a position to work out which size ball you need from the sit test, your next best option is to use a sizing guide.
Your height, versus the size exercise ball you should get:
- <5′ = 55cm
- 5′ -5'7″ = 65cm
- 5′ 8″ – 6'2″ = 75cm
- >6'2″ = 85cm
These size recommendations are generally quite accurate, though if you are of a height which falls on the borderline of two categories, you may find the larger or smaller ball more comfortable.
Your weight
Exercise balls are generally good up to a certain weight range (around 300lb for most), but it is worth noting that if you are a heavier person then you may want to get a larger ball to allow for some compression.
Inflation affects size
After you've purchased your exercise ball, you'll need to inflate it the right amount to ensure that you are getting the full benefits of selecting the right size.
Once they get one, a lot of people are unsure about how much to inflate their exercise ball. The answer is to measure out the diameter of the ball and mark that as a height on a wall, then inflate the ball until it is as high as the mark you have made.
By inflating your ball to the correct size, you will ensure that you are using it correctly at the shape and firmness that it was designed for.
Care tips for your Exercise Ball
Don't expose your exercise ball to areas where there might be sharp objects on the ground that may puncture the surface of the ball.
I mentioned earlier that my exercise ball suffered an untimely fate – I actually was inflating it in the driveway (using a small car-powered air compressor pump), and some small stones on the surface of the driveway must have put a tiny pin-prick in the ball.
I only noticed the hole later as my ball was smaller the following day. Placing my ear near the ball, I could hear an air leak. It was RIP exercise ball!
If Damaged, Replace the Ball
It is generally not recommended to repair a punctured exercise ball because the puncture can weaken the structure of the ball, and even with a repair patch the ball may be unsafe.
In my case, I was lying on top of my ball, trying to cover the hole with some tape for a temporary fix, when *BANG* the ball exploded, ripping itself it half in the process, and I came crashing down to the ground in surprise. It was quite sudden and unexpected, though in hindsight, I guess my fat ass putting pressure on a punctured ball was not one of my best ideas, heh!
Now that you know how to get the correct sized exercise ball for you, why not try out these exercise ball glute exercises?
P.S. If you're wondering what ended up happening with my exercise ball purchase…. My awesome boyfriend ended up getting me one for my birthday, so I didn't have to go through all the hassle of working out how to size one at the time after all!


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Escuela of the Streets is a mission for Manny Escuela. It is the first one for him. Niko finds out in this mission that Manny wants to "clean up the streets" but he is actually destroying the streets.
In this mission, Manny Escuela requests your assistance in "cleaning the streets" of Bohan from known drug dealers.
After the mission intro cutscene, you'll find yourself outside. Find a car and drive to a suspicious drug car nearby. Manny will accompany you in the vehicle. Once you arrive, a brief cutscene will play that shows an accomplice of a group of drug dealers getting into the car and driving off. Naturally, you'll have to follow him. You must be careful not to get too close to his car, or he will spot you. If Manny warns you you're too close, then back off, but keep following. After he warns you many times, you will fail the mission.
The drive will end at the a Sprunk warehouse in Bohan. Park behind the dealer's car once you get there. After a short cutscene, Manny tells you to follow the dealers into the warehouse and then kill them. You will quickly find that the door used by the dealers to enter the warehouse is locked. At this point, you have several options for getting into the warehouse:
1. Shoot the lock on the door; this will allow you to enter through the door but it will alert the dealers and possibly the police to your presence.
2. If you take long enough to find an entrance, Manny will send you a text message saying that for every door that closes, a window opens. This is a hint to enter the warehouse through one of its windows. There are two large windows at the front of the warehouse, to the left of the locked door. Shoot one of them with a firearm to break the glass, and then climb on to the ledge and into the warehouse. The shooting of the glass will startle the drug dealers inside the warehouse, so they will be ready for you as you enter, and it may even alert the police.
3. If you are looking for the stealthiest alternative, you actually have to climb the fire escape of the adjacent building to that building's roof, and then cross some pieces of plank wood back to the warehouse where the drug dealers are located. Once there, seek out an open skylight to breach the building itself. The drop through the skylight is quite a fall, so you may be injured once you land, and you most certainly will land near an enemy who is standing by the soda machine; take him out quickly.
Once inside the warehouse, take cover behind one of the many stacks of Redwood boxes, and shoot all of the drug dealers. When all of them have been killed, you can leave the warehouse and Manny and his cameraman, Jay will pick you up. However, if the cops have been alerted (low chance, don't worry), you will need to lose your wanted level first.
- A group of M.O.B. drug dealers. Killed on orders from Manny Escuela.
- The drug dealers carry lots of gun ammo and money, so once the shootout has ended, be sure to run through the warehouse and collect any guns or cash you missed.
- There is an SMG on the roof of the building. It takes the same ammo as the micro but does more damage. Grab it before or after to give yourself an edge later in the game.
- Bring money for the vending machine which is located on the wall opposite to the main entrance, not far from the roof entrance. Each drink from the machine will heal the player character.
- If you fail the mission sitting in a car with Manny, he'll tell you get out and drive off in this car. If you will try to repeat the mission with SMS, you can see this car parked near the community center.
- If you use a motorbike instead of a car, Manny will don a unique open face helmet coloured black with yellow and red stripes that matches his clothes.
- The drug dealers you kill during the mission are North Holland Hustlers.
- If you don't go through the front door, but go through the side door (not too far from the front door - just turn right), you are technically still in the warehouse, but the cutscene with Niko Bellic outside the warehouse shows up.
- You can't use the bus to follow the dealer.
- If you beep the horn while following the dealer Manny will say something like "Not cool man" if you continue to beep you will spook the dealer causing you to fail the mission.


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Why Every Employee Should Think Like an Entrepreneur
James Raath talks inspiration - why everyone should 'Love Mondays' - and business growth ahead of his keynote speech
FEM welcomes James Raath, Entrepreneur, Co-founder and Director of Commercial Impact Index, to our EMEA Summit where he will deliver a thought-provoking keynote speech: Why Every Employee Should Think Like an Entrepreneur.
James believes that there are crucial approaches to unlocking the full potential of company talent, taking advantage of technological advancement, and enabling companies to adapt rapidly and effectively to change. We speak with him ahead of the FEM EMEA Summit, taking place on 8-9 November. If you haven't already done so, make sure you register and find out how your company can unlock the entrepreneurial value of every employee...
Can you please tell us a little about your professional background?
The hard, entrepreneurial lessons I learned from initiating and building three businesses in South Africa which transformed my life and thinking.
Exposure to corporate culture led to a firm belief that an 'entrepreneurial mindset' throughout an organisation is crucial to de-risking future growth. I am now a co-founder of Growth Predictor Index in the UK which specialises in helping companies transform their growth capability.
What have been the most significant milestones in your career to date and why do you consider them to be important?
1. After seeing the impact of the Growth Predictor Index service on companies in South Africa, I recognised its international potential and moved to the UK to pursue the goal of internationalising the business.
2. The launch of our Growth Predictor Index business in the UK after an acute form of Menière's disease forced me to stop working for nine years.
It destroyed most of my hearing and had such an impact on my health that I was incapable of being productive. It was the entrepreneurial principles I was reminded of while writing my book Love Mondays, that reignited the goal I left South Africa to achieve.
Having lived and worked in South Africa during a period of great upheaval, what are the lessons you learned and do they resonate today (with Brexit and protectionist measures)?
During times of great upheaval, there will always be winners and losers. Winners are people (and therefore the companies they work for), who are able to see, adapt to and take advantage of the opportunities presented by change. Losers are people (and companies) who are not able or willing to do so. An entrepreneurial mindset is key to being able to do this, and I believe this applies directly to Britain and the EU in the context of Brexit and global change.
What do you think are the three greatest challenges facing business in the EMEA region today?
First, business leaders need to be visionary about opportunities for the company they lead, because of, not despite of the pace of change.
Second, innovating and delivering enhanced and new value to customers quickly.
Third, building the entrepreneurial culture within organisations to achieve this.
What are the key messages you hope delegates will take away from your session?
The future success of any company is inseparable from the entrepreneurial spirit of the employees who work in it.
- This culture stimulates employees to see opportunity through change.
- It gives employees confidence to create and deliver value for their company that is beyond their current experience.
- This unique value helps secure the company's and its employees' economic future.
- This gives everyone a greater sense of purpose and control of their future.
- It raises the bar of how a company values and rewards its employees.
- Employees see their role in the company as their business
- There is an authentically shared vision in the company.
Who would you recommend should attend your session and why?
Business leaders who want a fresh perspective on how employees can add new and essential value to their company - and thrive in the process.
Which session are you most interested to attend and why?
- Return on Mobility: Measure Your Program's Success – because I'm always interested in how businesses measure results.
- Transforming the global mobility function into a business – because that transforms customers' experience.
- Transforming the mobility agenda – because it's about change and improvement.
- Expert Insight: Mobile, Not Necessarily Moving… the new realities of a globally linked, globally mobile workforce – because future success depends on asking the right questions today.
Would you please give us a message that we could publish about FEM and its 10th Anniversary?
Congratulations to FEM on its 10th anniversary! May the enthusiasm and commitment of the first 10 years secure an even brighter future for all customers and employees. Enjoy the ride!


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How do we know about exact years from ancient times (for example Artaxerxes' decree in Daniel being 458 BC)
How can historians be sure about specific years in history? For example, how did you find the decree of Artaxerxes (the king to issue first instruction to rebuild Jerusalem) to have taken place in 458 BC specifically? I don't think the Bible mentions these dates. Is there a special way or a tool for this?
There are some dates from the rather distant past we are quite sure about. For example we have a few examples in which ancient records mention a particular solar eclipse which we can identify by comparison to what we know about the motions of the sun and moon. Specifically, one well known example is a total solar eclipse of June 15 753 BC. The Assyrians mentioned this eclipse and recorded an insurrection in Ashur at the same time. Based on this exact date, historians can place quite precise dates on many events in the Near East which occurred after this eclipse. There are other eclipses whose timing we know from physics which have also been recorded in history. For example there is the eclipse which was mentioned by the Urarit culture, also in Mesopotamia, which occurred May 3 1375 BC. Because we do not have a specific event mentioned to coincide with this eclipse, it is useful to estimate dates, but not nearly as precise as the Assyrian record. Also, the Chines reported an eclipse "During the first year of the reign of King Yi" which occurred in April 21 899 BC. This allows historians to give quite precise dates to Chinese historical events past that date.
Another helpful marker is provided by some truly remarkable catastrophes such as the eruption of Vesuvius or the fantastic eruption of Santorini in the Aegean Sea in about 1600 BC. This date is plus or minus about 40 years, with C-14 yielding a date of 1600-1640 BC.
Of course not all events in the ancient past have dates precise to within one year. Our ability to assign precise dates to events which occurred with South American or Central American civilizations is not nearly so good. We can use C-14 data to find the age of objects, but normally they are not tied to definite events.
With the reign of Artaxerxes, because this falls in Mesopotamia after the eclipse of 753 BC. Besides, there was another famous eclipse in 585 BC which was predicted by Thales. These and other reasons allow us to give exact years for many events in the history of Persia, such as the year Artaxerxes came to power.
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All my worldly goods in a clear plastic bag
Just returned from London, filled, as usual, with admiration for the way official Britain acts in the face of terrorism (as opposed to the way they speak of late, which can only be described in Mrs. Thatcher's famous term, as "WET"). All passengers were kept out of the terminal until a couple of hours before their departure time, corralled on a 4th-level parking lot. Folding chairs, marquis tents, free water, sandwiches, and granola bars all provided, as well as four to six highly visible information officers at each door with lists of which flights were operative and had or hadn't been called in yet--all of the representatives of officialdom, by the way, sporting generally pleasant attitudes and good manners.
There were numberless whiners, of course, but that doesn't mean that things weren't being handled reasonably well-- the unpleasantness of the experience did not come close to our worst expectations. And, bottom line, is there anything quite so unpleasant as being blown out of the sky by some freaking jihadist with explosives in his lemonade bottle?????? I'll trade a couple of hours on the sidewalk for that any day. It was not nearly as chaotic and irritating as Toronto's Pearson airport two days after a bunch of flights had been cancelled due to a couple of days of serious thunderstorms.
My capsule assessment of the Israeli/Lebanese mini-war: The Rumsfeld Doctrine [attack of the High-Tech Toys instead of massive waves of boots on the ground] FAILS AGAIN.
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Very much enjoyed being, on the whole, detached from reality in Oxford and environs for ten days. Would much prefer to think about earlier times when folks had a better notion of what was what, while sitting here:
and being one of these:
We thought we'd be fighting off the students and tourists to sit on these hallowed benches, but the nook was empty and we had it to ourselves.
I have seldom hoisted a pint in better company.
Other Tolkien haunts enjoyed:
--the Oxford Oratory
--Pembroke College
--Holywell Street
--Blackwell's bookstores
and these:
ROLLRIGHT STONES (possible Weathertop?)
WHERE TOLKIEN VISITED [I never read it in a brochure, but you can bet on it] -- a little piece of Normandy in Iffley village, Church of St. Mary, ca. 1170
When reality sucks, try this. Well, this is more real than "reality".


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Hostess Club
Every month the members of Hostess Club can stop by on the 2nd Thursday between Noon & 6 PM to pick up their orders, place the orders for the next month, and make a fun project.
Here's the one they will be making today!
It's made with the Two Tags Die. So So So cute! I think they will like it, don't you?
Until Next Time . . .
Hugs, Karie Beglau


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Build the Brain. Accelerate Learning. Improve Test Scores
When parents call me to get help for their child, parents are usually thinking "tutoring". Parents will usually discuss problems in reading, spelling etc. However, Sometimes processing skill issues must be addressed before academic training can be truly effective".
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In order for students to learn and figure out school tasks, it is essential that they process every piece of information and sensory information given to them. Groups of neurons need to work together for the brain to process information quickly and effectively. However, for some students learning and or reading can become a difficult, frustrating task and unrewarding process. Until recently, parents and students have used tutoring to solve fundamental learning problems.
We all know how science and technology have revolutionized our lives in the last fifteen years. This revolution is now impacting the field of education (by providing new information about the way we learn). The latest research indicates that BRAIN TRAINING can improve the way students learn and think.
Cognitive training helps students learn, read and think faster and easier!!
Processing skills
are those fundamental abilities needed for learning such as:
memory, attention, focus, executive function skills (organization and planning) and reasoning.
ActyBrain provides a unique combination of cutting-edge technology, and one on one instruction to provide intense mental work outs. Our brain gym strengthens and rewires the brain so the brain can process information more effectively and faster than before. Research shows that higher cognitive process increase memory and attention, even IQ.
HOME SOLUTIONS PROGRAM available. (At home without having to travel).
Brain Training vs. Tutoring:
Tutoring is reviewing or reteaching the material that the child does not understand. Problems will resurface because the root of the problem has not been addressed.
Brain Training addresses the root of the problem (cognitive, auditory or visual processes). A specific work out program will be designed to retrain the student's brain to read and learn and think easier.
Now, there is a new and unique way to approach learning and memory problems!
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Neuroscience research shows that cognitive exercises create brain growth and strengthen neural connections which are essential for learning, Strengthening of these connections can lead to enhanced performance in school or everyday life.
"The brain is no longer viewed as a machine that is hardwired early in life, unable to adapt and destined to 'wear out' with age. Instead, we learn that scientists are beginning to unlock the secrets of the powerful, lifelong, adaptability- or 'plasticity'-- of the brain. The implications are enormous for treating neurological disease, for addressing the aging process and for dramatic improvements in human performance."
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Geneology Tale: Romeo and Juliet + The Crow
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
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The parents of my maternal grandmother were known as Kudat and Lingayo. Before my grandparents married, there was an altercation between Kudat and Pednga-en (my grandfather's father). One morning, they met together at a particular place while going on their respective business. Later that same day, they again crossed each other's paths at exactly the same place. Kudat who must have been a jolly fellow made a funny comment to Pednga-en about this meeting at the same place in one day. Pednga-en, who were amongst Sagada's leaders didn't find the same comment funny and proceeded to bring the matter to court against Kudat. (I've never met such a guy!) I don't know what happened next, but because of this dispute, when their children eventually married each other, Kudat and Pednga-en had to perform a ritual that indicated there is no remaining ill will between the two despite a prior dispute.
Moral of the story? Don't fight against anyone. Your child may end up marrying that person's child.
The children of Kudat and Lingayo were Conyap Ag-a, Madungit Gayagay, Carmen Nadnaden (my grandmother), and Eduardo Toyoken who settled in Tabuk, Kalinga. There is an interesting story where one of their grandchildren, an orphaned boy, was about to be brought to a Sagada orphanage because of poverty. While the surviving parent was on the way to the orphanage with the little boy, a crow hovered continuosly on their path seemingly trying to prevent the boy from being brought to the orphanage. The parent took this as an omen, and decided to raise the little boy instead. The boy grew up and eventually taught at the Saint Mary's School in Sagada. His son, my 2nd cousin, was a batchmate during my elementary years, and a ka-barkada during my college years.
Moral of the story? If you're contemplating a major decision and a crow seemingly stops your decided course of action, listen to it.


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This skirt was something I picked up by chance whilst in New Look, as I had to try something on and couldn't really see anything which took my fancy. I was pleasantly surprised and think it was £7 in the sale. I really like the leather waistband detail, which I figured would match quite nicely with these Office heels, picked up recently from ebay. I knew they'd be winners as I have these "Interbow" style in a few different colours already.
I can't seem to get enough of tartan recently, and was reminded this week of my favourite Xmas-eve dress, a tartan affair with a bow at the front, which I need to dig out of wherever it may be hiding and take it in on the sewing machine so I can wear it for Xmas eve, so as not to break with tradition and all.. (see here for xmas 2009 and xmas 2010's wears!)
Anyone else remember things they haven't seen for a while and then *have* to find them!?


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Sauteed leek and shiitake mushrooms along with toasted pecans lend additional flavor and crunch to this quick side dish of Brown Rice Pilaf with Pecans.
How to Make It
Heat whole-grain brown rice blend according to the package directions. Heat a large skillet over medium heat. Add olive oil to pan; swirl to coat. Add sliced leek and sliced shiitake mushroom caps, and sauté for 4 minutes or until tender, stirring occasionally. Add water, scraping pan to loosen browned bits. Stir in cooked rice, chopped toasted pecans, salt, and freshly ground black pepper.
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I did get the updated plugin from github!! and thankr for showing me how to get the countries based on the button clicked on. I have been playing with it so I can understand what you did.
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Hey lovelies, so it's that time again for my monthly wish list! I've brought so much from the New Look Sale this past week so a lot of this wish list is from New Look because well their sale is killing it.
Colourpop Phase Me Out Eyeshadow Set $18
Colour pop All Nighter Eyeshadow Set $18
ASOS New Look Sequin Skater Dress £9
Select Choker Print V Neck Skater Dress £15.99
Select Keyhole Panel Floral Skater Dress £15.99
New Look Pewter Metallic Leather Look Skirt £7
New Look Black Floral Embroidered Mesh Skirt £11
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Biscuit tufting, welted trim and chrome nailhead detailing offer charming adornments.
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The tuxedo design features high shelter arms with a crisp, square shape.
Gray polyester upholstery is a neutral hue for today's modern home.
The oversized ottoman is multifunctional as additional seating or the perfect leg rest.


text: Benjamin Briggs Report post Posted February 18, 2013 (edited) Hey everyone, I recently hit a 1,000 like milestone on my facebook page (yay, thanks!!) and as part of the reward, I've opened up a public vote to decide THREE SOURCE TUNES that I will remix, release for free, and submit to OCR.Round 1 Game WINNER = Super Mario RPGRound 2 Song WINNER = Round 3 Game WINNER = Golden SunRound 4 Song WINNER = Theme of Isaac (Battle Music)Round 5 ____ _____ ____ _______ ___ ___ __ERROR___ ______ __ _____ ___ __ WINS. WARNING: INITIAL VOTING PROTOCOL COMPROMISED. RESUME DEMOCRACY IMMEDIATELY.CHOICES:BOOSTER TOWER, SUPER MARIO RPG SNESCASTLE THEME, SUPER MARIO WORLD SNESTHE MOON, DUCKTALES NESBEGIN FINAL ROUND. REPEAT WARNING: VOLATILE.MAKE YOUR VOTES COUNT. THIS SYSTEM WILL SELF-DESTRUCT. Edited March 8, 2013 by Benjamin Briggs Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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4 ways retailer-brand relationships will change in 2018
Columnist Andrew Waber takes a look at four trends taking shape for 2018 that will help brands and retailers collaborate to improve the digital shopping experience.
Retailers have always been in the business of creating great shopping experiences. But Amazon has taken the old adage of "the customer is always right" and pushed it to what amounts to an algorithmically driven extreme.
Amazon (and now other retailers) are continuously adjusting just about everything regarding the shopping experience based on customer behavior and conversions. So, what's changed? Optimizing towards greatness is done at a more rapid pace. The year 2018 is likely going to be a year when brand marketer savviness drives a more equitable relationship with retailers.
Brands are inherently put under increasing pressure by retailers to deliver the muscle that powers shopping experiences. Detailed copy, lots of photos, videos, experiential content, product specifications and more — and this is a list that continues to grow larger. As part of my job, we recently conducted a survey of 200 brands that found four trends to expect from brands and retailers in 2018 as they collaborate to satisfy digital shoppers.
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The artist Ana Juan began contributing to The New Yorker in 1995, and has since done dozens of covers for the magazine. Her cover for next week's issue draws on the testimony of Christine Blasey Ford, who on Thursday appeared in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee, to recount her allegation that, in 1982, she was sexually assaulted by the Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, which he has denied. ("She speaks for the women who have no voice," Juan says.) For more coverage of the hearing, read:
Susan B. Glasser on the "angry politics of now":
Just about the only person who didn't sound angry was Ford, a
professor and suburban mom who pronounced herself "terrified" at the
outset of the hearing . . . she answered calmly, at times even clinically,
as she discussed the lingering effects of the trauma and her own
reluctance to come forward about it. Asked what she recalled best
about an experience from which some memories were hazy or nonexistent,
she replied, her voice wavering, "Indelible in the hippocampus is the
laughter." It was an extraordinary juxtaposition between Ford, the
scientific researcher she has become, and Chrissy Blasey, the shaky
fifteen-year-old she was at the time she says her encounter with
Kavanaugh occurred.
Doreen St. Félix on the inevitability of Kavanaugh's confirmation:
The Republicans, if they stick together, have the necessary votes. A
veneer of civility made it seem as if the senators were questioning
Ford and Kavanaugh to get to the truth of whether Kavanaugh, as a
drunk teen-ager, attended a party where he pinned Ford to a bed and
sexually assaulted her, thirty-six years ago. But that's not what the
hearing was designed to explore. At the time of this writing, composed
in the eighth hour of the grotesque historic activity happening in the
Capitol Hill chamber, it should be as plain as day that what we
witnessed was the patriarchy testing how far its politics of
resentment can go. And there is no limit.
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Landlords have been accused of exploiting young, vulnerable homeless people through online adverts offering free housing in exchange for sex. The "sex-for-rent" deals, which don't break the law, can be found on classified ad websites such as craigslist. An investigation by the BBC found there were more than 100 such arrangements advertised on craigslist on one day, but the company is yet to comment on the matter.
Charities and Hove MP Peter Kyle said the ads are exploitative and he is now campaigning for them to be made illegal.
One young female student said she felt the "sex-for-rent" agreement was her only option. She described how her landlord took her into his living room, got her drinks, "and then after that it was just straight upstairs and go for it."
She told the BBC: "He would do what he wanted to do, forcefully, and I just sort of went along with it - after the third time, I started feeling physically unwell."
In all the adverts, the landlords were clear about how the deal would work. One ad, posted by a man in Maidstone, Kent, asked for a woman to move in and pretend to be his girlfriend. In another, a London landlord sought a "naughty girl" to live with him. While another advertised a double room in Rochester, Kent, in return for "services", and an advert in Brighton addressed younger men.
Speaking to the BBC, one landlord said: "I was thinking once a week, something like that, I'm happy as long as there's sex involved."
Another said he and the tenant would "agree sort of like a couple of times a week, pop into my room sort of thing, but as far as the apartment's concerned, it's like completely as if we're flatmates. It's all the bills, the rent, free."
Landlords have defended the arrangements, with one comparing them to "friends with benefits" deals. "You can argue that high rent charged by landlords is taking advantage too. There's no compulsion for them to do this. Everyone goes into it with their eyes wide open," he said. "Both sides have something the other person wants. I see it as a win-win situation."
But charities have condemned the adverts and warned of the risks. Andrew Wallis, from anti-slavery charity Unseen, said he believes the ads "go as close to the edge of the law that they possibly can without breaking the law.
"They would argue that they have chosen voluntarily to enter that situation," he added. "The trouble is when you have a vulnerable person who then becomes exploited, the concept of choice soon disappears."
Mel Potter, from women's charity the Brighton Oasis Project, warned that the deals could potentially "trap someone and put them at risk of violence and abuse". Meanwhile Paul Noblet, from youth homelessness charity Centrepoint, said websites should consider monitoring and removing the ads under a voluntary code.
However, Kyle said websites should be forced by law to crack down on the problem. "If they don't stand up to this and then accept their responsibility, I will be pushing for legislation to do it for them."
With some of society's most vulnerable young people forced into these situations by sky-high rents and a critical shortage of homes, evidence of these arrangement is yet another damning indictment of the UK's housing crisis.


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Wrongfully convicted S.F. man poised to get $3.5 million
A man locked up for 18 years after being wrongfully convicted in a double-murder case is poised to get $3.5 million from San Francisco.
City Attorney Dennis Herrera has recommended the city settle the lawsuit by Caramad Conley for that amount, documents newly introduced at the Board of Supervisors show. The settlement still must be approved by the board, which is to take up the matter this month, but supervisors routinely approve such settlements. Police Chief Greg Suhr and the city's Police Commission have already signed off on it, the documents show.
Conley, 40, was locked up in 1992. In 1994, he was convicted and sentenced to serve two life-without-parole terms for the 1989 drive-by shooting deaths of Roshawn Johnson and Charles Hughes that left 11 others injured. Prosecutors said the shooting was gang-motivated. A judge ruled in December 2010 that he had been wrongly convicted. He was released a month later.
San Francisco Superior Court Judge Marla Miller found that police investigators knew that the prosecution's star witness, Clifford Polk, lied on the stand about whether he was being paid, but they did nothing to intervene. Miller concluded that the lead investigator in the case, Earl Sanders - who later became police chief - knew about the perjury "and did not correct it."
One of Conley's lawyers in the criminal case, Daniel Purcell, said earlier that Sanders started paying Polk - an unemployed transient with a history of drug dealing - three months before Conley's trial. Purcell said Polk was getting weekly payments, and he said Sanders acknowledged in a 2010 deposition that he made those payments. The payments totaled thousands of dollars, and police also provided Polk with the use of a house.
It is the second case where the city is preparing to pay a multimillion-dollar settlement after a judge tossed out a murder conviction involving Sanders and his partner at the time, Napoleon Hendrix.
In 2009, the city agreed to pay $7.5 million to Antoine Goff and John Tennison, who were both freed in 2003 after spending more than 10 years in prison.
In that case, the courts found that prosecutors and police had information that another person might have committed the crime but did not disclose it during the trial.
Conley sued the city and Sanders in January 2012 in U.S. District Court, alleging civil rights violations.
John Coté is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. E-mail: email@example.com Twitter: @JohnWCote


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Chan Marshall, also known as Cat Power, is really inspiring me lately with her casual style.
Her music takes me back to being 15 years old and exploring my emo side, her Covers Record on repeat as I did my homework. But I guess I never really knew what she looked like back then. It's like I'm rediscovering her, but for her visual style versus her aural style.
I like her cat eyes (ha) and her fringe...she reminds me of a '60s model (Jane Birkin perhaps? Francoise Hardy?). And actually I think she'd make a pretty good candidate for Tomboy Style, no?
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Meet Siena: the city that lent its name to the colour 'burnt sienna'. It almost seems ironic then that the very colour makes the city look monochromatic. A rust-coloured skyline greets the traveller from afar, as one approaches the heart of the city through its walled enclave. The atmosphere is unmistakably Italian: ancient and dusty like its southern sister, Rome.
As if decreed by the city, all windows are green; a bright contrast to the reddish brick buildings. One or two buildings stand in defiance, daring to be different.
Even the vespa I spotted is red. One has to wonder if the city's colour theme is subliminally affecting the inhabitants' choice!
The gelati too! Would you look at that…the ice-cream tubs have Siena's signature colours!
By now I'm pretty convinced something is going on in that city. There's some sort of colour-brainwashing going on. The "brain-washers" are probably operating amongst the average people. Could it be here?
Or here?
We wouldn't know. We've probably fallen victim to it, too. We returned with a magnet of a red vespa.
Have you visited Siena? Were you enchanted by the (predominantly) monochromatic city, like I was?


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Here's this week's wrap-up of education news from the ATPE lobbyists:
- Final budget negotiations get underway as legislature plans future revenue decrease for public education
The House Committee on Public Education worked overnight and into the early hours this Friday morning hearing testimony on bills, including some aimed at funding private school voucher programs. Imminent end-of-session deadlines combined with a lengthy, high-profile floor debate this week on sanctuary cities resulted in late night hearings on many education bills. ATPE Lobbyist Mark Wiggins provided a comprehensive blog update on the Thursday proceedings at which the committee voted on 15 bills previously heard and took testimony on 26 additional bills.
Bills heard by the committee overnight included a version of the "Tim Tebow" bill to allow home-schooled students to participate in UIL activities, plus a pair of bills by Rep. Ron Simmons (R-Carrollton) aimed at using public education dollars to help students qualifying for special education receive private education or therapies. ATPE Lobbyist Monty Exter provided testimony on both bills, suggesting alternative ways to help ensure that students with special needs have access to appropriate services while maintaining accountability and the integrity of the public school system.
With end-of-session deadlines looming, the House Public Education Committee packed in hearings of numerous bills this week. ATPE Lobbyist Mark Wiggins reported on the committee's Tuesday meetings, which included discussions of Districts of Innovation and scheduling the school year, always a controversial subject. The committee also heard HB 1333 by Rep. Jason Isaac (R-Dripping Springs), aimed partially at reducing standardized testing in Texas. For more on the committee's conversation about testing, read this piece by The Texas Tribune republished here on our blog, which also refers to testimony given by ATPE Lobbyist Monty Exter. ATPE's Wiggins also testified in support of funding for high-quality pre-K programs during Tuesday's hearing.
The House Public Education Committee also met briefly on Monday to take votes on additional bills heard earlier this session. As reported by ATPE's Mark Wiggins, the committee approved bills to eliminate state tests for writing and social studies, allow children of military families to enroll full-time in the state's virtual school network, and provide mentoring and professional development for new teachers. In a rare move, committee members also voted against a bill dealing with charter school liability and zoning laws.
The committee will meet again Tuesday, May 2, with another lengthy agenda of bills hoping to survive the May 8 deadline for House committees to favorably report out any House bills that may still be eligible for floor debate.
Over in the Texas Senate, proposals to change the state's beleaguered "A through F" accountability system were in the spotlight. As ATPE Lobbyist Kate Kuhlmann reported yesterday on our blog, the Senate Education Committee heard bills this week by Chairman Larry Taylor (R-Friendswood) and Sen. Charles Perry (R-Lubbock), both aimed at redesigning the state accountability system to incorporate different indicators and calculations. Testifying on ATPE's behalf, Kuhlmann urged the committee to consider integrating measures associated with teacher quality into the system but cautioned against the over-reliance on student test score data. Taylor's SB 2051 and Perry's SB 1173 were both left pending.
Also testifying before the Senate Education Committee was Commissioner of Education Mike Morath, who used the opportunity to promote the Texas Education Agency's new Confidential Student Report (CSR). The revamped reporting tool for parents was rolled out by TEA this week. Morath and will soon be linked to a new CSR website with additional resources related to STAAR testing.
Meanwhile, the Texas House is preparing to debate another major bill dealing with A-F on the House floor next week. HB 22 by House Public Education Committee Chairman Dan Huberty (R-Kingwood) was approved by that committee on April 4, and is now scheduled on the House calendar for floor debate on Wednesday, May 3. Stay tuned to Teach the Vote for updates next week.
Yesterday, the Texas House approved a gradual phase-out of the business margins or franchise tax that generates revenue for public education. HB 28 by Rep. Dennis Bonnen (R-Angleton) passed the House on a 96-39 vote mostly along party lines. The bill would target the unpopular business tax for gradual elimination starting in 2019. For more on the bill, read this week's coverage by The Texas Tribune. The measure will head next to the Senate for consideration, but even if it passes, it has no direct bearing on the budget currently being considered by the legislature the next two years.
A conference committee appointed by both chambers to iron out differences in the House and Senate budget plans for SB 1 began its meetings earlier this week. ATPE encourages educators to contact members of the conference committee and urge them to send a budget compromise that adequately accommodates public education needs to the full legislature for swift approval. ATPE members can visit Advocacy Central to send messages to their lawmakers.
Stakeholders in the Teacher Retirement System (TRS) have a few more days left to cast a ballot for one of two open seats on the TRS Board of Trustees. Active members of TRS are invited to vote on a new at-large seat to be appointed by Gov. Greg Abbott based on the three highest vote-earners. Retired TRS members may vote on the at-large position, as well as a retiree position on the board. Voting closes on Friday, May 5, 2017. Learn more on the TRS website here.


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India-Pakistan 'journey to peace' on track: Rehman Malik
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The India-Pakistan "journey to peace" is progressing "very well", Pakistan's Interior Minister Rehman Malik said Friday.
Speaking to the media soon after his arrival on a three-day visit, Malik also promised to arrest Mumbai terror attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed if New Delhi provided credible evidence about his involvement.
"Pakistan and India have to be friends," Malik said, adding that this would only be possible when there was deeper people-to-people interaction among the two peoples.
He said because of the meetings between the leaders of India and Pakistan, the "journey to peace is progressing very well".
"For this, I must give full credit to my leader, President (Asif Ali) Zardari, the prime minister, and equal credit to the Indian prime minister and (now Finance Minister P.) Chidambaram".
He said he would discuss with Indian Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde ways to facilitate the entry of Indians and Pakistanis into each other's territory once the new visa regime became operational.
"When they (Indians) enter Pakistan, they should feel they are coming to their own home," he said. "Similar should be the case when people of Pakistan enter India.
"We are all here to take the peace process forward," he added.
Malik recalled how the India-Pakistan relationship had soured in the immediate aftermath of the November 2008 terror attack on Mumbai that was blamed on Pakistani terrorists.
Asked about Indian demands for Hafiz Saeed's arrest and deportation, he said: "Just a statement from (hanged Pakistani terrorist Ajmal Amir) Kasab is not enough.
"We have to follow the law of the land. And of course (satisfy) the court... There has been a lot of propaganda about Hafiz Saeed.
"I assure you that we are still investigating the (Indian) evidence. And if that evidence can stand the test of courts of international standards, I will order his arrest even before returning home.
"We have no love lost for Hafiz Saeed," he added. "Our intentions are clear. Whoever does a crime, should be punished."
"I come with a message of love and peace from the people of Pakistan," he said.
Malik said Pakistan had always condemned terrorism.
"We have lost 40,000 innocent people (to terrorism), 42,000 have become handicapped (in terror attacks)... We all want peace... India has also suffered (because of terrorism)."


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