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The European Central Bank will halve its monthly asset purchase program starting in October and end it by 2019.
Announcing the outcome of a meeting of the governing council of the ECB, President Mario Draghi said the asset purchase program will reduce to €15 billion ($17.7 billion) per month after September's round of purchases, from €30 billion. Mr. Draghi said purchases will continue at that rate until the end of December and then will be ended.
The changes are subject to incoming data confirming the council's medium-term inflation outlook, he added. The bank's inflation target is close to but below 2% in the medium term.
The ECB said it expects to maintain its policy of reinvesting the principal payments from maturing bonds purchases under the program "for an extended period of time after the end of the net asset purchases, and in any case for as long as necessary to maintain favorable liquidity conditions and an ample degree of monetary accommodation," said a statement by the ECB.
The bank also kept the main interest rates for the region unchanged, at zero for main refinancing operations, 0.25% for the marginal lending facility and -0.4% for the deposit facility.
Mr. Draghi added that the current rates are expected to remain at these levels "at least through the summer of 2019."
At a news conference following the announcement, Mr. Draghi added that the governing council sees "increasing uncertainty" and highlighted that global GDP growth had "moderated" to 0.4% in what he labeled a "pullback from the very high levels of growth in 2017."


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My phone broke.
Well, my phone case broke.
Thankfully I had a case on it. So sadly, I need to replace my awesome rainbow cheetah print cover (don't laugh, my phone was brand new when I bought it and there were only about 4 cases available for it.)
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On May 19th, a post-debate review by jackandcokewithalime of the first televised Toronto Mayoral Debate of 2010, was quoted on the Rocco Rossi For Mayor website at: RoccoRossi.com - Toronto 2010 Mayoral TV Debate #1 – Post-debate thoughts.
The article that was quoted can be found at: Toronto 2010 Mayoral TV Debate #1 - Here's the Video Link....
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Say this for the current state of British politics: it keeps finding new lows. A while back I made the mistake of suggesting voters might already have priced-in Ed Miliband's shortcomings. The leader of Her Majesty's loyal opposition might be a doofus but we know that and, if not exactly tickled by the thought, can cope with it. Reader, I think I may have been mistaken about that.
Recent events suggest Miliband's haplessness exists on a higher plane than anyone previously thought possible. One can only assume he secretly doesn't want to win the next election. This, at any rate, seems the only sensible verdict to reach based upon the evidence presented to the court.
We have entered a new phase. A veritable Carnival of Dumb. Miliband's White Van agonies are the stuff of gast-flabbering nightmares.
It may be that Emily Thornberry's infamous tweet was ill-judged. A snook-cocking piece of fatal - and fatalistic - smugness and unearned superiority. Perhaps so. But it was not anything like as ill-judged as Miliband's frankly unhinged reaction. The Labour leader, we were told, had never been so angry. Never!
Some people are moved to tears by Shakespeare or Elgar. Some by kittens. Ed Miliband's Respect Klaxon sounds each and every time he sees a White Van. Or a Cross of St George. It is a sombre, haunting klaxon whose sound lifts and nourishes the questing Miliband soul. Respect, mate.
At this point it is traditional to observe that Mr Miliband has moved beyond parody. The combined talents of Chris Morris, Armando Iannucci and Steve Coogan have been routed by Miliband's Dadaist reality. For once the tabloids have it right: you couldn't make it up.
Especially as - surprise! - it turns out White Van Dan comes to us straight from the Kelvin McKenzie School of Central Casting. He wants to repatriate immigrants and he approves of battering children. He's mightily concerned by the non-existent plague of Poppy-burning too. And, naturally, he favours higher spending and lower taxes.
As Mr McKenzie put it years ago, White Van Man is:
[T]he bloke you see in the pub, a right old fascist, wants to send the wogs back, buy his poxy council house, he's afraid of the unions, afraid of the Russians, hates the queers and the weirdos and drug dealers.
Respect. The salt of the earth also ran. I mean, as Dan says himself:
"I will continue to fly the flags - I don't care who it pisses off. I know there is a lot of ethnic minorities that don't like it.
Extraordinary respect.
Look, there's nothing wrong with ostentatious displays of flag-waving. Nothing necessary about them either. But most people think Hello! not Respect! when they encounter such things. And that's true whether the flags displayed are the cross of St George or the Saltire or banners pledging allegiance to, say, Glasgow Rangers or Glasgow Celtic. It's all very well and good but also, you know, often all a little odd. It is not a guarantee of Zoomerism; it's still a leading indicator.
And so White Van Dan becomes a kind of British version of Joe the Plumber and British politics moves ever-closer to an American-style politics of culture wars dominated by endless grievance. This, more than anything else, is what the twin ascendancies of Ukip and the SNP reveal. A politics of identity and exclusion in which the centre seems weak and hopeless and the extremes - of one sort or another - enjoy the luxury of passionate intensity.
A revolt, too, against a lily-livered, out-of-touch, metropolitan elite that's now besieged from all sides. There's Russell Brand for the yoof, there's Nigel Farage for the olds and there's the nationalists for the Jocks. What larks. Westminster, you see, is the new Washington DC. The place which you run against.
London - large, liberal, cosmopolitan, dizzying, over-mighty London - is the subject of envy and fear in what you could almost term Red State Britain just as Manhattan and Hollywood have long been the Scylla and Charybdis for a certain kind of resentful American populism.
The revolt takes different forms, of course. Despite its name Ukip wraps itself in the Cross of St George, not the Union Flag while north of the border the SNP swaddles itself in the saltire. Questions are an affront and, worse, an insult to your identity. The symptoms are different but the diagnosis is much the same: modern Britain isn't working. Worse, it might actually be a kind of cesspit.
Questioning Ukip insults the plain and patriotic people of old England; questioning the SNP amounts to talking Scotland down. The LibLabCon alliance at Westminster has betrayed Britain; the LibLabCon Unionist alliance is fundamentally, irredeemably, anti-Scottish. The particular details of all this grievance differ - and differ considerably - but the sentiment reaches similar conclusions. A plague on all their houses.
In such circumstances truth becomes less important than perception. Now, for sure, perception matters in politics but sometimes the truth is important too. So Miliband fires poor Ms Thornberry for giving what he says may have been a misleading impression and never mind that he also says she may not have meant to sneer at Flag & Van Man. What matters is what is felt, not what is actually done. Causing offence is the worst thing you can do, you see, even if that offence is trumped-up and hysterical nonsense. Such is the grievance-seeking temper of our times.
In this way, the Scots are victimised by Westminster, the poor old English - a mere 85% of the population - are somehow also an oppressed minority and the hapless Welsh make do on thin rations because everyone always forgets about them. Everyone has cause for complaint and everywhere there is a hideous sense that someone else, somewhere else, might be doing better than you. Which is offensive, obviously.
No wonder politics lurches from one fine mess to another; no wonder a cheap populism proves so potent. Pandering to everyone is a tough business and a thankless task. Thank heavens we enjoy a political leadership blessed with the fortitude to do so.
Respect, innit?


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The Premier League
There are some sensible reasons for closing the transfer window before the season begins. It provides certainty, and allows managers to focus on what they've got – for better or worse – in the early weeks of the season rather than having to spin plates.
Alex-Oxlade Chamberlain playing against Liverpool at the start of the season and then joining them isn't ideal. There is an inherent unfairness about a team that loses a player to serious injury on August 30 being able to do something about it while a team that loses player to serious injury on September 2 must wait four months.
So yes, closing the window before the season starts makes some sense. Just don't introduce it in a World Cup year, and certainly not if you're acting unilaterally.
Were this a UEFA-wide standard, things would make rather more sense.
As it is, several clubs have been left unable to complete their business due to the inability to offload deadwood to continental clubs in no kind of rush, and they don't even have the certainty of knowing that the squad they have now is their squad until January due to the window remaining open for all other European clubs.
Maybe one fudged solution would've been an August 9 deadline for intra-league deals and the usual August 31 deadline for signings from abroad. That would at least solve the Oxlade-Chamberlain issue, while it would also likely lead to even more inflated prices for overseas players in the closing weeks of the window.
It's also fair to make the point that this early closure probably only really affects the biggest clubs, and balls to them quite frankly. They are the ones with the big squads, they are the ones with players who may be tempted away by the European superclubs – the only ones now able to compete with even bottom-half Premier League cash. Rival fans need shed no tears for the big clubs' woes.
But for the league overall it's a self-inflicted wound. The early closure of the window makes it harder for the other big clubs to resist an era of Manchester City Premier League domination that would damage The Brand.
And it is the biggest clubs that define the league around the world. A Premier League winner of the Champions League is overdue given the league's obscene wealth. Yet at a time when the Spanish domination of that competition looks flimsier than it has in several years, the early window has left two of England's four entrants demonstrably weaker than they might have been.
The English have made a bad decision and put themselves at a self-inflicted disadvantage compared to the rest of Europe. When you do that, it's best to just abandon the silliness before you do needless and irreparable damage to your country top-flight football.
"I have very clear ideas of what we need to do. I don't know if the club will agree with me or not. We are going to talk next week to create the new project. It is a little bit up to Daniel and the club to agree with us.
"If we want to be real contenders for big trophies, we need to review a little bit the thing. We need to create dreams that will be possible to achieve. I think Daniel is going to listen to me, of course. You need to be brave. Being brave is the most important thing and take risks."
The words of Mauricio Pochettino at the end of last season, before he signed a new five-year contract. Not unreasonably, that was taken as a sign that Spurs would do as he asked. And, as the man himself has acknowledged, they have. In a way.
Of the 19 current Premier League teams who didn't win the title by 19 points last season, 18 have bought at least three new players. Tottenham have bought none. In so doing they become the first Premier League team to draw a blank in a summer transfer window since it was introduced in 2003. It's certainly brave. And it's certainly a risk.
There are excuses and mitigations. The rising costs of delivering a £1bn building project (that also currently looks to my admittedly entirely untrained eye some way short of completion barely a month out from its great unveiling, but that's another matter) are one, the difficulty in improving an already over-achieving, over-performing squad is another.
Spurs have also – European vultures notwithstanding – retained all of their existing first-team squad as Daniel Levy finally realises the dream of the perfect net-spend summer. While fears of initial World Cup weariness are valid, it's also reasonable to assume that a still young squad will ultimately be stronger for so many of its key components being involved so deep into proceedings in Russia.
If – and that word is doing much heavy lifting here – Toby Alderweireld and Pochettino are willing to rebuild bridges and trust then it's arguably a positive window given the Belgian's departure appeared inevitable all summer. Elsewhere, January arrival Lucas Moura has had a full Poch pre-season and might actually be – no, stop it – like a new signing.
And a club that has had far more misses than hits when spending big money (divide the current squad into 'cost more than £20m' and 'cost less than £20m' and see where you end up) was also right – brave, even – not to sign players for the sake of it at the end of the window. You don't want another Moussa Sissoko on your hands.
Spurs' biggest problem this summer was ultimately their inability to correct the errors of previous windows still clogging up Hotspur Way. At time of writing, Vincent Janssen remains a Tottenham player, for Christ's sake. Don't add more to it.
But it's still just really, really weird isn't it? Not one signing. Not one! In a whole (admittedly curtailed) summer!
There are two things. One, the idea starting to float around that Spurs' squad is unimprovable at their budget. It doesn't wash. There are other areas where improvement could have been made, but there's a big neon flashing sign with 'CENTRAL MIDFIELD' written on it.
Jack Grealish was clearly a target, and Spurs bungled it by not getting that deal done early in the window before Aston Villa's takeover by some of the richest men in the world changed the balance of power somewhat. But did a Premier League scouting network truly conclude there was nothing that could be done to improve on Eric Dier, an ageing Mousa Dembele and injury-prone duo Harry Winks and Victor Wanyama?
Spurs have some outrageously talented youngsters coming through, but when Sissoko appears in central midfield – and he will – the idea that Spurs' squad could not have been augmented is going to be an interesting position to adopt.
More importantly than the specifics is the mood of the place. Tottenham fans can expect little sympathy from outside. They are about to move into a stunning new stadium to watch a likable side play lovely football. They've been had, though. The season-ticket prices at the new stadium are some of the highest in world football. The cheapest junior season ticket is almost £400. Most season tickets at the new ground start around the £1,000 mark.
When these were announced to grumbles from the fans, the need to compete financially with the biggest clubs was part of the club's justification. Had the club said at the end of the season that this summer would be spent focusing on tying down current players to new deals, backing the youth system and delivering a world-class new stadium, perhaps making a signing or two along the way if the opportunity arose, then fans would likely be more understanding today. But when season tickets were being purchased and memberships renewed they were promised bravery and risk-taking. Their expectation that it was not this kind of bravery and risk-taking was reasonable.
Pochettino was right to make the best of the situation yesterday and build up his (excellent) existing squad and express hope that youngsters can step up. But Spurs cannot pretend this was the plan all along. Something's gone wrong. The fans deserve a proper explanation.
Manchester United
Jose Mourinho may be annoying, but it doesn't make him wrong. Not always, anyway.
Signing a player called Fred the Red is very correct even if he turns out to be bobbins, which he probably won't. But United are playing a serious game of catch-up and have failed to back their manager.
There are plenty of possible reasons for this, none of them good. The first – and the speed with which the apparent Ed Woodward post-window briefings made it to press suggests this is the one – is that the United board don't particularly trust Mourinho. It's understandable. This is his third season and he is being very grumpy.
Seasoned Mourinho watchers – and, bless us, that's all of us now whether we like it or not – will be sensing a pattern repeating. Even if it's not naked mistrust of Mourinho's long-term commitment, there is clearly a disconnect between the board and the boss. At its simplest is the fact that Mourinho (and the players, and the fans) want to win titles while the board want to make money. United have reached a point of such financial might that on-field performance is now all but irrelevant.
However, the board's financial concerns can marry with on-field concerns. They are clearly far more reluctant to cast out relatively young players – Anthony Martial being the most striking example – on Mourinho's whims when the next manager may be able to get the best from him. And the fact that two of the centre-backs Mourinho currently deems unsuitable were signed by him might be an argument against the strength of his own position but again doesn't necessarily mean that his assessment right now is awry.
And it's disingenuous to suggest that Mourinho's wish-list was unreasonable for a club of United's vast wealth. Toby Alderweireld has been one of the best, if not the best, Premier League centre-backs of the last four years. He was available, albeit at a hefty price befitting that status, and is 29. Alderweireld may not have had much sell-on value for the balance sheet, but nor is he over the hill. Injuries are a concern, but it's not outlandish to think that in the position he plays Alderweireld's best years could be ahead of him.
Manchester United had the means to get him, or any other centre-back to improve on their current flawed options. What they lacked was the will.
Bloody hell. Whatever legitimate gripes Tottenham and Manchester United supporters may have, at least they had pretty decent squads to start out with. Newcastle did not have a pretty decent squad to start out with, and have still run this transfer window at a profit.
The problems at the club are manifold, and their very Premier League survival appears to hang entirely on a fraying thread comprised entirely of Rafa Benitez's lingering fondness for the beleaguered supporters.
The middling morass that has become positions 7-20 in the Premier League over recent years looks stronger than ever this year, with two of the newly-promoted clubs making serious transfer waves. Newcastle really could be in very serious trouble here.
Unlike those who have done insufficient business, Everton may be guilty of simply doing bad business.
Dropping £40m on Richarlison looks like a huge risk even in the current transfer climate given the player we saw in the second half of the season, while the late double deal from Barcelona also raises concerns.
Alarm bells must have been ringing given Barcelona's overwhelming desire to offload Yerry Mina on the back of his eye-catching World Cup performances for Colombia, where it's enormously possible that a few goals and playing alongside the excellent Davinson Sanchez made Mina look better than he in fact is. Let's face it, he would not be the first player to revert to the mean after a big World Cup.
And with Barcelona having a buy-back clause, the potential upside for Everton's gamble is slender. If he flops, they're lumbered with him. If he thrives, they eventually lose and must replace him.
Everton have spent the sort of money that demands a challenge to the big six hegemony, yet have a squad still way short of those on the level above them. The same thing happened last year, and it didn't end well for anyone.
Anthony Martial
Desperately needs someone, pretty much anyone in Europe to save him.
Jack Grealish
It's hardly the end of the world for Grealish to find himself still the top man at his boyhood club – especially as that club now has some financial security and can make a realistic tilt at returning to the Premier League.
But for him – and England – there remains a 'what if?' about his failed move to Tottenham. He would have filled an obvious hole in their squad, ensuring plenty of game time, and could have been the latest young player to benefit from Mauricio Pochettino's tutelage.
Jack Wilshere's move to West Ham may see him be the immediate beneficiary of England's need for a creative central midfielder. It really could have been Grealish, a player who has so much to learn and a long, long way to go but looks as close as any young Englishman to the 'Luka Modric type' that is craved.
For Spurs, it would have been nice to sign him. For Grealish, it could have been career-changing.
Toby Alderweireld and Danny Rose
From first-choice certainties to squad filler in two years. Don't cross Mauricio Pochettino. At least, don't do it unless you know Manchester City are going to pay lots of money for you.
Both Alderweireld and Rose have made it clear they are quite keen to move on from Spurs. Both are now left facing the choice between making that move overseas or staying and being squad players at the evocatively-named Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Pochettino, assisted of course by the excellence of Davinson Sanchez and Ben Davies, has eased both out of the first team. Both could yet have a future at Tottenham. There will be plenty of games to go around and both men are wonderful options to have if they are fully committed to the cause.
But right now, such commitment looks doubtful, and any move that materialises is not going to be their first choice. Alderweireld plainly wanted Manchester United. Rose wanted a return to the north and may now, poor thing, have to settle for northern France.
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Another week, another young, filthy rich celebrity engagement. This time it's pop star Justin Bieber and model Hailey Baldwin, who reportedly got engaged over the weekend while on a trip to the Bahamas.
There are only a few photos of Baldwin's engagement ring, but those that do exist show a hefty, oval-shaped diamond set on a double band. Diamond and jewelry experts tell MONEY the ring likely cost hundreds of thousands of dollars — somewhere around $250,000 or higher. The diamond itself is likely between six to eight carats, experts say, and its oval shape has a similar look to an increasingly popular engagement ring look.
"It probably set him back at least a quarter million," said Michael Fried, the CEO of Diamond Pro, a company that helps customers find affordable diamonds, said in an e-mail.
The cost of an engagement ring — or, really, the diamond(s) that come with it — have to do with cut, clarity, color and carat. The six- to eight-carat diamond "is at least G color and VS1 clarity," Benjamin Khordipour, of Estate Diamond Jewelry, said in an email. That means the diamond is nearly colorless, and has a nearly flawless finish to the naked eye. (Khordipour estimated the ring cost around $380,000 — and, if it has a higher quality in color and clarity, around $540,000.)
The oval shape of the diamond has recently become more popular — growing "over four times faster than round stones" in the last year, said Kathryn Money, the vice president of strategy and merchandising at Brilliant Earth, an ethically sourced jewelry company.
Baldwin's engagement ring also shows off another increasingly popular trend — a double band. Game of Thrones star Sophie Turner's engagement ring from singer Joe Jonas has a similar band. And Fried, of Diamond Pro, said he has seen more interest in these bands throughout this year.
"Well, if that's good enough for the Biebs, it must be," Fried said of the band's rising popularity.
Most engagement rings bestowed on the rich and famous are far more expensive than the average cost most Americans shell out. (Take Paris Hilton's 20-carat, $2 million ring.)
The average American spends $6,351 on an engagement ring, according to a Nov. 2017 research from The Knot, which conducts regular studies on the subject. That's more than $1,000 up from the average cost just a few years ago, the site said. Higher spending can be attributed to people waiting until they're older to get engaged, which means they likely have higher incomes than if they were to get engaged several years earlier, according to The Knot. Through advertising and marketing in recent years, companies and jewelers have also seemed to convince average buyers to spend about two-months salary on an engagement ring. (There are cheaper alternatives, however.)
It's hard to imagine cost wasn't much of a factor for Bieber, who has raked in money throughout his career through sold-out tours and record-breaking album sales. Last year, MONEY determined the 24-year-old singer was the richest person of his age group. Forbes estimated the pop star had a net worth of $83.5 million — the 13th-highest-earning celebrity on the magazine's 2017 iteration of its Celebrity 100 rankings.


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One of the most high-profile coaches in Canadian university basketball is back behind the Ryerson bench.
Head coach Roy Rana, who built the Ryerson men's basketball program into a national powerhouse, is back behind the Rams' bench after taking a year-long sabbatical during the 2015-2016 season.
Rana did not disclose much information when he initially announced his sabbatical, but he opened up to The Ryersonian after a recent team practice.
"When I decided to take the leave there were many factors that played into that, " he said. "My mom was ill and wanted to make sure I could give her the time. She passed away in April, so it was nice for me to have that time with her."
Rana spent the year coaching his sons' basketball teams, worked around his home and prioritized his personal life over his professional one for what he said was the first time in years.
While he was away, the Rams were left in the hands of assistant coach Patrick 'P. T.' Tatham, who had been with the team for five seasons before taking on the role of interim head coach.
The 2015-2016 season was record-breaking for the Rams, as they reached No. 1 in Canada for the first time in program history and went on to win the school's first-ever Ontario University Athletics (OUA) title. They also captured their second consecutive bronze medal at the Canadian Interuniversity Sport championship (now named U Sports).
Rana said he had mixed emotions watching the group from a non-active position.
"It was tough not being around such a great group of guys and watching them have all the success that they did, it was very rewarding," he said. "Obviously you want to be a part of that as much as you can, but it was good to see where the program continues to go."
Having Tatham step in gave the Rams a sense of continuity, with minimal changes to the systems Rana implemented.
"P. T., what he did offensively, defensively, he didn't really stray from coach Rana's sets and what he's accomplished here and that made it a lot easier last year," said fifth-year player Juwon Grannum.
In his six seasons as head coach, Rana steadily increased the Rams' win totals. He currently sits with 82 regular season victories, two trips to the OUA Final Four and CIS Final 8, winning an OUA silver medal and CIS bronze.
But even still, there are differences in the two coaching styles that may take some adjusting for players who are new to Rana's methods.
At practice, Rana doesn't take a backseat approach. He's in the driver's seat, walking in and out of the play, stopping things when he doesn't like what he sees, and applauding his squad when they execute how he wants them to.
His style can be seen as harsher than most, but it's undeniable that his system works.
"He's very passionate. He's one of the few coaches I know who is going to come and make sure you maximize your ability," said fifth-year senior and OUA all-star Adika Peter-McNeilly. "Having that routine and focus every single day makes you want to be better … he just brings that out of a lot of guys."
Rana says his style is tough, but fair.
"I think (the players) know I care tremendously about each and every one of them, but I'm also going to hold them accountable every opportunity I get," he said.
"It's a blend of giving them a hug and every once in a while snapping them back into the reality and the intensity they are going to have to play with."
For Rana, it was never a question of whether he was going to come back — returning was always his plan.
Rana and the Rams made their regular season debut on Saturday, where they blew out the Laurier Golden Hawks 88-54. Their home opener is slated for Nov. 18 versus the Nipissing Lakers.
"I'm glad and happy to be here with our guys again," he said.
"We're building a new group and to see Adika and Juwon off in their final year, it's always going to be special."


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Often mixing catchy lyrics and melodies with vocals ranging from soft and sweet to screaming with emotion, Mike Mains has set himself apart in the world of indie rock. Mains' live show has always been highly energetic by weaving crowd participation with feel-good songs that everyone sings along with, whether they are new or longtime fans. Even while playing with bands such as Twenty One Pilots and mewithoutYou, Mains' performances stand out and live on long after his final song ends. Diversity has been a key to his success. Mains has an ability to find common ground with any listener's mood. Ranging from alternative rock with his song "Noises," emotional heartbreaking lyrics found in "Emma Ruth," and the upbeat reassurance that "Everything's Gonna Be Alright," he guides the listener through the highs and lows of everyday life.
Now focusing on his solo journey of traveling the world while singing and bleeding sweet rock 'n' roll, Mains is taking a new approach — embracing his love of pop music. Mains' new single, "My Way," featuring YACHTMONEY, is set to release September 6th and can only be described as a song full of spine-tingling summer vibes.
Mike Mains is set to release his solo album, Renegades, in spring 2018.


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Definition of Nitrogenize
1. Verb. Treat with nitrogen or a nitrogen compound.
Generic synonyms: Process, Treat
Derivative terms: Nitrate, Nitrification, Nitrogen, Nitrous Acid, Nitrogen
Definition of Nitrogenize
1. v. t. To combine, or impregnate, with nitrogen or its compounds.
Definition of Nitrogenize
1. Verb. (transitive) to treat something with nitrogen of a nitrogen compound ¹
¹ Source: wiktionary.com
Medical Definition of Nitrogenize
Lexicographical Neighbors of Nitrogenize
Literary usage of Nitrogenize
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. A new pronouncing dictionary of the Spanish and English languages by Mariano Velázquez de la Cadena, Edward Gray, Juan L. Iribas (1902)
"... gas incoloro, principio constitutivo del aire y de las substancias minerales, vegetales y animales. Su fórmula es N. nitrogenize ..."
2. Author's & Printer's Dictionary: A Guide for Authors by Frederick Howard Collins (1912)
"... nitric acid. nitrite, a salt of nitrous acid. nitrogen, symbol N. nitrogenize, not -ise. nitrogenous, not -eous. nitro-glycerine, not -in (hyphen). ..."
3. Human Physiology, Statical and Dynamical: Or, The Conditions and Course of by John William Draper (1870)
"They retain still, as it were, the traces of organization; they belong rather to the hydrocarbon family than to the nitrogenize(L It may be that, ..."
4. Metallurgy: The Art of Extracting Metals from Their Ores, and Adapting Them by John Percy (1864)
"In order to nitrogenize nearly completely small bits of iron wire by ammonia, Fremy often found it necessary to pass a current of the gas over the metal ..."


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A couple of weeks ago my men's group were talking and the title "Innocent Anticipation of God" popped out in the middle of the conversation. I said it would be a great blog post to Todd and he observed he was a good bit ahead of us in posts.
Well, a couple of days go by and then a week, two, pushing three, now it is starting to nag at me. And, having the memory capacity of a gnat these days, I have completely forgotten the context of the conversation. But still, I like the sound of the title…
This past Sunday, @bobrobertsjr spoke about #exceptional love using the story recorded in Gen 22. I am now struck by the 8th verse.
-Abraham said, "The lamb for the entirely burned offering? God will see to it, my son." The two of them walked on together.-CEB
-Abraham said, "God will provide for Himself the lamb for the burnt offering, my son." So the two of them walked on together.-NASB
Abraham is clearly obeying God's direction, yet he does have some anticipation of God's provision. Two verses later he is committed to carrying out God's direction and only then, at the point when he is about to sacrifice his favored son, is he stopped.
My son on an altar and yet anticipate God's provision. I frankly can't see myself as that committed.
-Phil 3
14 I press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus.
15 Let those of us who are mature think this way, and if in anything you think otherwise, God will reveal that also to you.
16 Only let us hold true to what we have attained.
that's interesting, God I pray that you reveal those things that are holding me back.
-Phil 4
19 And my God will supply every need of yours according to his riches in glory in Christ Jesus.
20 To our God and Father be glory forever and ever. Amen.
(Makes me wonder if Jesus didn't reassure Abraham a little along the way. -but that is a bit too far afield.)
So, Abraham got it, Paul did too.
God will provide and supply: timely and amply.
That leaves us with this innocent anticipation of God.
It is not us demanding immediate action, neither is it our insatiable, gluttonous desire for more.
It is, simply God, in His time, and our willingness, bringing us along to Him.


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Reading Borough Council and Network Rail have officially confirmed Cow Lane will be fully open to two-way traffic later this month.
From 10am on Monday 25th February there'll no longer be traffic lights on the busy road for the first time ever.
It follows the upgrade of two railway bridges.
The Council says this will create a safer and more pleasant local environment for residents and businesses along the Oxford Road.
To allow for resurfacing of the road, Cow Lane will be closed to all vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists from 10pm on Friday 22 February, through to 10am on Monday 25 February.
Network Rail is writing to local residents and businesses about the closure and diversionary signs will be in place.
Following the opening of the road at Cow Lane, work will continue to create a new dedicated pedestrian and cycle route.
That work is expected to be completed by the summer, before this year's Reading Festival.
Jamie Davies, head of programme integration at Network Rail, said:
"We are really pleased that together with Reading Borough Council we have been able to deliver this important project that will make a real difference to the people of Reading.
"Unblocking this traffic bottleneck will further improve connectivity around Reading station. We thank everyone for their patience whilst we delivered this upgrade."
Councillor Tony Page, Reading Borough Council's Lead Member for Strategic Environment, Planning and Transport, said:
"The removal of Reading's most notorious bottleneck marks a major landmark for the town. For the first time ever two-way traffic will be able to pass through Cow Lane without the need for traffic lights. The removal of the height restriction is just as significant, as it opens the route up for lorries and, potentially, for double decker buses.
"For the many thousands of vehicle trips that are just passing through west Reading, Cow Lane will now become an important new route. It will mean this traffic can be diverted away from the Oxford Road, creating a safer and more welcoming environment for residents and businesses in the area.
"It is also important to note that work will continue after February 25 to create the new pedestrian and cycle route under the bridges, which will be a key feature of the final completed scheme."


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"The entire project went just as promised. The cost, timing of installation and financing were right on target. Now that the retrofitted lights have been in place for a number of months, we have been able to realize savings of up to 40% on our electrical usage compared to previous years. Best of all, our staff members love the better, brighter, more-consistent lighting in our building."
Troy Clogg, Troy Clogg Landscape Associates
"The new lighting has greatly improved productivity, because the guys in the shop can see what they're doing now. And we have fewer fixtures, which will save us money on our electricity. I love the motion sensors, which turn the lights on or off, depending on whether anyone is in the area. The sensors are great money-savers. Our return on investment is projected to be two or three year, so the project will pay for itself in a relatively short period of time."
Pat Iaquinto, Midwest Glass Fabricators, Inc.
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Anyway, this month had a lot of special non-working holidays so I was able to catch up with my life, and with my family and friends. My family went on a pilgrimage, I had a day out with my mommy and a day out with my brother. Bloom Arts Festival also happened so I went there and I was able to spend time with my college best friend.
A client meeting also took place (freelance work) and I'm hoping that this will be a closed deal.
Also, I made a couple of trips to Starbucks because SB stickers is life. hahaha.
Second to the last month of 2017 and I guess I am doing fine. As my friend told me, I gotta give myself a tap on the back for everything this year! Well, he witnessed and been with me at my worst so that statement from him definitely made everything so much better when I was ranting. hehe.
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John Forshaw
John joined the University in 2009 working in the Change Management Unit where he implemented the Lauwerys review of business and administrative processes including the establishment of the Model School and Model College structures. John was appointed Director of Planning in 2012 with responsibility for leading the Directorate and overseeing the University's strategic and operation planning, management information and risk management frameworks. John is also a member of a number of cross-University Project Boards including the Gateway Project and Salford Advantage.
Prior to coming to Salford John spent 16 years in the energy sector working for BNFL where he held a variety of strategic, operational planning, policy and programme management roles across the group's operational units and the corporate centre. His most recent role at BNFL was Group Head of Strategy & Government Relations where he was responsible for developing and implementing a new strategy for the company that met government policy to open up a previously closed market to competition whilst ensuring the future commercial success of the BNFL companies operating within the newly established market. Throughout this transition, John was also responsible for the company's relationship with central government, in particular the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) (and its predecessors) and HM Treasury. As part of this role John was a member of the government Steering Board that successfully established the National Nuclear Laboratory.


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- Air conditioner
- Thương hiệu
- Công suất
- Loại
- Washing machine
- Fridge
- Airpurifier
- Television
- Price lists
- Feedback
Air Conditioner 1.5 HP
Inverter Air Conditioner
Gas R410A
|Made in
|Thương hiệu : Nhật - Sản xuất tại : Thái Lan
|Inverter (tiết kiệm điện) - loại 2 chiều (lạnh/sưởi)
|Cooling Capacity
|1.5 Hp (1.5 Ngựa) - 12.000 Btu/h
|Use For Room
|Diện tích 16 - 20 m² hoặc 48 - 60 m³ khí (thích hợp cho phòng ngủ)
|Power Input (Ph/V/Hz)
|1 Pha, 220 - 240 V, 50Hz
|Refrigerant/ Liquid Pipe Diameter (mm)
|6.35 / 9.52
|Indoor Unit
|Indoor Unit Model
|Indoor Unit Dimensions (mm)
|200 x 750 x 500 mm
|Indoor Unit Net Weight (Kg)
|20,5 kg
DUCT CONNECTED SCM Multi Premium SRR - ZM
CERTIFIED BY RoHS Standard
Adapted to RoHS directvive
RoHS: Restriction of Hazardous substances
In order to avoid the release of hazardous substances into the environments, all models have utilized lead-free solder application. It has been considered to be difficult to use lead-free solder for practical applications because it requires higher solder temperatures as assembly, which can jeopardize reliability. However our PbF soldering method can produce a higher quality lead-free printed circuit board.
Self clean operation
The operation is operated for 2 hours after the unit has stopped its normal operation. The indoor unit is dried up and growth of mold is restrained.
Comfortable Functions
Fuzzy auto mode
Automatically, the unit determines its operating mode and adjusts the inverter frequency..
Automatic Operation
The air conditioner automatically selects from among heating, cooling and dry operations.
" HI POWER" operation
The unit can operation continuously in " HI POWER" mode for 15 minutes. This mode is convenient to reach the desired temperature quickly.
Microcomputer- Operated Defrosting
This mode automatically eliminates frost and helps minimize excessive operation in other modes.
Self-Diagnostic Funtion
In the case that the air conditioner malfunctions an internal microcomuter automatically runs a self-diagnosis.
Detachable indoor Air Inlet Panel
The air inlet panel on the indoor unit opens the closes easily, making filter cleaning simple. The suction panel can also de removed.
Economy Mode
The unit realizes effective energy saving operation, while still keepiing a comfortable cooling and heating.
Dry operation
The unit dehumidifies the room by intermittent cooling operation.
Off timer
the unit stops autpmatically at the set time.
On timer
This facility enables the operation to start a little earlier, so thât the room approaches optimum temperature at ON time when te operation is started by ON _TMER.
Sleep Mode
The room temperature is automatically controlled during the set sleep mode period, ensuring that room temperature will not get too cold or too hot
" Night Setback"
During cold seasons, room temperatures can be maintained at a comfortable level even while the room is unattended.
The air conditioner keeps the temperature at 100C.
< Weekly timer>
This faciliy enables the operation to start a little earlier, so that the room approaches optimum temperature at ON time when the operation is started by ON-TIMER.
Thus it will try to be at the temperature you want when you want.
Back-up Switch
On the main unit, there is a backup on/off switch, which is useful when you can't use remote control or batteries are
Auto Restart Funtion
Power blackout auto restart function is a function that records, the operational status of the air-conditioner immediately prior to it being switched off by a power cut and the automatically resumes operations at that point after the power has been restored.
Luminous Button
With wireless " Luminous" remote controls that even " glow in the dark" , it is possible to operate all desired functions of the unit with the click of a button.
Ceiling concealed type (SRR)
Models SRR25ZM-S, 35ZM-S
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Employment Opportunities
We have updated to Frontline - our new online application system! We hope you will find our new system to be much more user friendly – especially with portable devices. Please be aware that our new system does not share information with our old system.
- If you would like to be considered for employment in the Snohomish School District, please login to submit a new application.
- If you would like to be considered for employment at the Snohomish Aquatic Center, please click here.
Please feel free to contact us in Human Resource Services with any questions.
The Snohomish School District has an outstanding staff of full and part-time employees. This includes certificated staff and classified staff. The Human Services department is responsible for ensuring that we hire the best possible people to fill vacant positions.
We realize our strength comes from the individuals who work in the Snohomish School District. People with different backgrounds, different experiences, and different ways of accomplishing things add to the strength and diversity of our district. Career opportunities at Snohomish School District are as diverse as the people who fill them. If you're interested in either a full-time or part-time position, please take a look at our opportunities.
Employees are divided into two general categories - certificated and classified employees.
- Certificated positions are those which require a certificate from the State Superintendent of Instruction. These include teachers, support personnel and administrators.
- Classified positions consist of all other employees serving in any capacity within the school system. Within each of these categories are more specific job classifications such as para-educators, custodians, bus drivers, administrative assistants, etc. Snohomish School District may have openings across a range of jobs within the district.
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Fall 2014 Update
Pool Design article by GENESIS® Staff
GENESIS® , the educational leader in design, build and engineering of watershapes and backyard living will be offering an extensive list of courses at the upcoming International Pool | Spa | Patio Expo. Beginning on November 2nd, GENESIS® will again be offering their Basic Pool Construction School. Deemed by past attendees as "the must have class for pool builders", attendees are immersed in a 3-day course that includes an comprehensive variety of subjects taught by industry experts. This course has sold-out every year, so make your plans to attend now.
By demand, GENESIS® is excited to bring back their 8-hour Perspective Drawing class, taught by Michael Nantz, SWD. This course takes the most novice of students and gives them the tools and know-how to create a completed landscaped drawn project by the end of the day.
Additionally GENESIS® is offering their 16-hour Design School courses that include Pool Studio, Commercial Pool & Waterparks and Basic Fluid Engineering. These three courses taught by Barry Justus, SWD, Scott Hester, P.E., and David J. Peterson, P.E., SWD, respectively, allows students to receive an intense educational course within a professional's time frame.
Along with all of the GENESIS® Design Schools, there will be a complete track of GENESIS® courses in the general program at IPSP. These courses, 1.5 – 3 hours in length, can be attended by any conference registered attendee and are taught by GENESIS® selected instructors.
For Trade Show Only attendees, GENESIS® gives you the opportunity to attend on the show floor courses in the GENESIS® Lifestyle booth. Classes including Outdoor Kitchen Construction, Outdoor Design, Project Profiles to the ever popular Wine Tasting event, there is a course sure to please any attendee. No registration is required for on the show floor programs and are free to those attending the show.
GENESIS® continues their dedication to contiuing education being an IACET Authorized Provider as well being an LACES Authorized Provider offering many of GENESIS® 's courses approved for LACES credit. For a complete list of courses, you can visit our University Catalog or contact our office for more information.
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RAPTURE BY TWILIGHT... by Augusta Vindelicorum on Polyvore.com
ROUGE... by Augusta Vindelicorum
A VINTAGE ROSE... by Augusta Vindelicorum
IT IS ALL ABOUT PAPER HERE AND WHAT YOU PUT ON IT! SMALL SKETCHBOOKS and ATC's ARE MY PASSION.
Amazing! Love them all but the red shoes is to die for. :)
VERY beautiful! Love red
Fabulous digital artwork.
oh...great work...xxx
Great Red Pieces! Tee
Love your red creations just stunning!!
wow. Love it. Julie
Awesome! I love red and as a kid I couldn't wait to grow up so I could wear red lipstick like Liz Taylor...never did cause my coloring is too off! Love the middle collage
Very sexy!!;)
Beautiful digi work!
love those shoes,, they're all beautiful!!!
Yes, red is passion and glamor...Well Done
It is the first one that leaves me swooning..but all are brilliant!
These are simply HOT! Nice work this week! xo
Oooh, they are so pretty! And full of glamourous, vintage flair! Thank you for sharing these with us, xo
Red for romance -perfect!
looks like you had fun finding your red items for your collage!
Your collages are great.
That red shoe is SO beautiful!!
Lovely artwork!
oh lovely red!
Beautiful reds!!


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VQ introduces a new framework to effectively diagnose a brand's health. A high BrandZ VQ score has a direct relationship with a brand's performance and its ability to grow its brand value. VQ looks at 5 key areas of the brand's health: Purpose, Innovation, Communication, Brand Experience and Love. Ideal for new business pitches, brain storming sessions and creative development. See how your brand performs against its competitors.


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Growing up, I loved clothes. I didn't necessarily always have the latest styles or trends, but I put effort into looking my best with what I had. As an adult, with a steady income, my closet filled up to overflowing rapidly. Shopping was my preferred way to spend my free time, and I loved buying the latest styles. I also loved getting a great deal, so I would look for sales and clearance racks, and end up with cute clothes but ones that didn't go together very well.
I found that even with a closet jammed so tight, it was a daily struggle to find something to wear
My first instinct was to purge items I hadn't worn in a while. I tried turning my hangers all backwards and donating anything I didn't wear in the subsequent months.
Then I'd refill my closet with more disjointed outfits. But still end up wearing the same outfits week after week.
Even when I became interested in pursuing minimalism a few years ago, my closet didn't change. I eliminated the excessive home decor, seasonal decorations, toys my kids had outgrown, kitchen duplicates, and so on.
But I couldn't apply minimalism to my closet because I was sure I'd have nothing to wear. A bit ironic, since I already felt like I had nothing to wear despite the mountains of clothes I owned.
Project 333 sounded terrifying to me – why was 33 the magic number? Was I a failure if I owned 34 or 35 items instead?
Then it struck me that it was all about the design of the clothes – all about planning outfits that went together well but still looked great. I saw blogs like Everyday Savvy that published really cute capsule wardrobes, and thought, I can do this.
After all, I am a planner by nature. I make lists for everything and do math for a living because I like to solve puzzles or problems. How is a cute, small wardrobe any different? It is just another puzzle, another challenge.
And I can't say no to a challenge. So I took it all out of my closet. And here is what is there now:
I wish I'd taken a before picture, but imagine all 3 racks completely full. The bottom messy section belongs to my sons, not me (more about that some day soon).
I took 4 big trash bags to consignment, 2 bags to donation, and stuck two boxes into my spare bedroom closet "just in case". Recently, I eliminated one of those two boxes.
But when I went in my closet in the morning, I couldn't figure out what to wear. Despite my meticulous outfit planning, my memory was terrible (at least first thing in the morning), and I could not remember any of the outfits I'd designed, or when I'd last worn them.
My capsule wardrobe failed me, and I was ready to give up and go back to my old ways.
If there's one thing I hate, it is failing. So instead of rushing to the mall, I went to my computer. I decided that a list of outfits wasn't enough, I needed pictures and I needed them in an order that would make sure I wouldn't be repeating too often. That's how I ended up with my first real capsule wardrobe. You can see what is in my closet now here, and what I wore the first week here. I'll share the rest of my outfit plans a week at a time from now until fall.
Sharing this with all of you gives me more motivation to find a way to make this capsule wardrobe thing work. So thank you!


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This programmable electronic position indicator is installed in a hand-wheel to show the axis position. It will remain vertical regardless of the position of the wheel, easily read at all times.
The EP20 consists of a position sensor and digital display for measuring linear or angular adjustments.
Used with our magnetic band or ring pick-ups, the F8P allows you to mount the position indicator in the control panel rather than at the point of adjustment.


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A former superintendent accused of stealing thousands from the Hebron school district has pleaded guilty to a larceny charge.
Eleanor Cruz, of Essex, pleaded guilty in court Thursday to facts involving larceny of $2,000 or more, but not $10,000, according to defense attorney John Gesmonde.
"I expect to have a great deal to say on December 3rd when Judge Bright decides her penalty," Gesmonde wrote in an email to NBC Connecticut Thursday.
Cruz, who served as superintendent in Plymouth and Hebron, is accused of stealing $15,000 from the town of Hebron during her tenure.
She was arrested on larceny charges last August after an internal audit found that Cruz allegedly used district credit cards for personal purchases. She resigned a month later.
Cruz will be sentenced Dec. 3.


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Apartment 1
Apartment 1 is oriented North-West. Entrance and Porch are sheltered from the street and looking into the field of Olive trees, providing privacy and tranquility.
Apartment 1 shares Grill and Parking with Apartment 2. It is equipped with Air Conditioner.
This Apartment is approximately 50m2 in size and consists of:
Living Room
Connected with rest of the Apartment through the Porch. It is equipped with TV and extra bed.
Porch is sheltered from the street and it is ideal place for dinning and socialising with your friends and relatives. Porch is equipped with table and cheers.
Room 1
Room one is equipped with 2 beds and it is ideal for 2 adults or 2 children.
Room 2
Ideal for couples but also can accommodate 2 children/persons.
Kitchen has complete set of dishes and cutlery, stove, sink, refrigerator and dishwasher.
Bathroom consist of toilet, lavabo, bathtub, cabinet and boiler.


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Grungey goodness from Oz...
Vanessa, Erica and Shelly are Valentiine, a heavy rock trio from Melbourne who have gathered all the guts and gusto of the nineties heavy rock scene, and unleashed it on the unwitting teenies (bleughhh - even this decade's name is shit compared to Kim and Kurt's time of rule) with a rejuvenated, melodic twist. There's no fake snarling here, just great tunes. Give 'Love Like' a spin and see what I'm yarning on about.
For more on Valentiine visit:
Official Website -- Facebook -- Soundcloud -- Twitter
- Valentiine's eponymous record is expected to be released in Europe in June 2013
Follow The G-Man on: Facebook -- Twitter -- Pinterest -- Mixcloud -- This Is My Jam -- exfm -- Soundcloud -- Bloglovin'


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Magical cookie changes pennies to dimes and restores itself when a bite is taken- and more!
It's a magic cookie! And it's a realistic looking Oreo type cookie! And you can do wonderful magical things with it! And it is VERY VERY EASY!
You get a bunch of different tricks in one! It's a Bitten-And-Restored Cookie, a Vanishing Cookie, a Vanishing Penny and a Shrinking Penny- you decide!
Place a penny on the back of your spectator's hand. Wave the cookie over the penny- instantly the penny changes into a dime!
Place a penny on your spectator's hand, wave the magic cookie, and the penny shrinks into a miniature penny!
Toss the cookie into the air- it vanishes and reappears in your pocket!
Take a bite out of the cookie, and instantly make it whole again!
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In honor of Thanksgiving, I sent an email to the Pacifica Mother's Club, asking members to send me the titles of books they are thankful for. I picked a few of them to read at my storytimes this week. I have included all of the titles at the bottom of this post, with links to both the Peninsula Library System catalog and Amazon.
The books I read for my Family Storytime were:
I'm Bored by Michael Ian Black; illustrated by Debbie Ohi (Recommended by Sarah Coffey) Amazon.com link
This is such a fun read-aloud. A bored little girl gets in an argument with a potato, who claims that kids are boring. Kids love joining in on the potato's repeated reply, "Boring!" This one got snatched up immediately.
Corduroy by Don Freeman (Recommended by Liz Vaisben) Amazon.com link
I have really fond memories of this story myself, and would definitely include it in my own list of books I am thankful for. Not only is it a sweet, happy story about a teddy bear searching a department store for his lost button, but it was the first book I remember reading that featured an African American girl, who is beautiful, and also more or less the hero of the story. (Interestingly, I just found this post by a woman who claims to have been the inspiration for that character). As soon as I pulled the book out at storytime, all the kids yelled, "Oh, I love that one!"
Jingle All the Way by Tom Shay-Zapien (Shared by Lisa Ottati and Family) Amazon.com link
This was a fun surprise. One of my storytime regulars brought this book, along with the plush dog who makes sounds in response to certain words in the story. I hadn't read the book before (I think it's only available as part of the Hallmark dog-and-book set), but it was a cute story about a homeless dog, and I enjoyed putting the dog on my lap and having him bark and whine at the end of each page. I may get this one as a Christmas gift for my daughter. I could see how it might be a good reading tool too, since kids will probably learn to recognize the words that make Jingle bark.
Good Night, Good Knight by Shelley Moore Thomas; illustrated by Jennifer Plecas (Recommended by Lisa Ottati) Amazon.com link
This is a longish story (an early chapter book), but it has enough action, repetition, and charming illustrations to hold the interest of preschoolers. A knight standing on watch at a castle hears a loud roar. Rushing to investigate, he comes to a cave where three little dragons are getting ready for bed. The first dragon asks for a drink of water, but naturally that's not the end of the story… This book is always a hit. The kids love joining in on the loud roars, and they were all begging to check it out afterwards. There are several sequels, both picture books and chapter books. My daughter has been requesting to hear Get Well, Good Knight every night this week at bedtime.
CRAFT: Crepe Paper Dragons
I printed out this dragon head template from Sparklebox, then gave the kids crepe paper streamers, googly eyes, crayons, straws, and plastic gems. They had fun coloring and decorating the paper head, then taping on the streamers. We taped the straws on the back of the head to make a handle.
One creative dad stuck several straws together so his daughter could hold her dragon high above her head.
BOOKS YOU ARE THANKFUL FOR (from members of the Pacifica Mother's Club)
These are all of the titles I received over email. Please send me any others you would like to add:
Baby/Toddler Books
Todd Parr books (Recommended by Erika Patterson).
Todd Parr is a San Francisco author/illustrator who writes bright, colorful, funny but thoughtful little books like Underwear Dos and Don'ts and Otto Goes to School. Click here for the Todd Parr page on Amazon.com. My friend Lindsey Tear, a librarian in Virginia, also recommends The Family Book, a simple book that celebrates all the different types of families. It's the perfect book for All About Me units or preschool and elementary school classes looking for books about families.
A Good Day by Kevin Henkes (Recommended by Angie Major) Amazon.com link
I read this at my toddler and preschool storytimes this week. It's one of my daughter's favorites, and I love to share it because it is so simple, and has such a satisfying ending. Bad things happen to four different animals, but they all turn out for the best.
The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle (Recommended by Angie Major). Amazon.com link
Talk about a classic! Great book for teaching about butterflies and the days of the week, with large, engaging illustrations.
Chugga Chugga Choo Choo by Kevin Lewis (Recommended by Allison Tungseth) Amazon.com link
Sweet, rhyming story about a little boy's toy train and the world of toys it travels through.
Goodnight, Goodnight, Construction Site by Sherri Duskey Rinker; illustrated by Tom Lichtenheld (Recommended by Allison Tungseth) Amazon.com link
Wonderful rhyming bedtime story for kids who love big machines and construction equipment.
Moo, Baa, La, La, La by Sandra Boynton (Recommended by Teri Tosspon) Amazon.com link
This was a favorite of both my kids when they were toddlers. Funny, easy, rhyming book about animals. Sandra Boynton has lots of great books for toddlers. There are a number of iPhone and iPad apps based on her books as well. My daughter loves the Blue Hat, Green Hat one, and there's a good one for this book as well.
Llama Llama books by Anna Dewdney (Recommended by Teri Tosspon) Amazon.com link
Adorable rhyming stories about Llama Llama and his Mama that portray kids' emotions in a way that parents of toddlers will identify with. My favorite is Llama Llama Red Pajama.
Yummy Yucky by Leslie Patricelli (Recommended by Jessica Ellison) Amazon.com link
Another must-read for both of my kids when they were babies and toddlers. My daughter still goes around saying, "Burgers are Yummy. Boogers are Yucky." (Valuable lesson!) Jessica also recommends Quiet Loud (Amazon.com link) and No No Yes Yes (Amazon.com link).
Preschool/Early Elementary Books
I'm Bored by Michael Ian Black; illustrated by Debbie Ohi (Recommended by Sarah Coffey) Amazon.com link
Great book to read when your kids complain about being bored. (See above for a longer description).
The Teeny Tiny Woman (Recommended by Sarah Coffey) Amazon.com link
There are several different versions of this story, but the classic is this one by Paul Galdone. A simple ghost story about a teeny tiny woman who finds a teeny tiny bone. Creepy without being too scary for little guys.
The Big Orange Splot (Recommended by Sarah Coffey) Amazon.com link
Terrific story about a peaceful neighborhood that is shaken when a seagull drops a big splot of orange paint on Mr. Plumbean's roof. All of the neighbor's complain, until Mr. Plumbean helps them learn to be brave enough to be different and express themselves in their own way.
I Miss You Every Day by Simm Taback (Recommended by Liz Vaisben) Amazon.com link
Charming, touching poem about a little girl who misses someone so much, she wraps herself up and mails herself to them. Great book for young kids who miss a friend or relative.
A Treasury of Curious George (Recommended by Liz Vaisben) Amazon.com link
Perfect for fans of Curious George, this book features eight of his stories.
Corduroy by Don Freeman (Recommended by Liz Vaisben) Amazon.com link
The classic, sweet story about a bear and his lost button. (See above for a longer description).
Press Here by Herve Tullet (Recommended by Janell Jones) Amazon.com link
This book reads like an iPad app, asking kids to interact with the illustrations by touching colored dots, shaking the book, blowing on it, and clapping. I've shared it with a wide range of ages, including two second grade classes, and the kids always love it.
Good Night, Good Knight by Shelley Moore Thomas; illustrated by Jennifer Plecas (Recommended by Lisa Ottati) Amazon.com link
A beginning chapter book that also works well as a read-aloud, about a knight and three very cute dragons. (See above for a longer description).
Richard Scarry's Cars and Trucks and Things that Go by Richard Scarry (Recommended by Lisa Ottati) Amazon.com link. Angie Major also recommended Richard Scarry Books, and I remember loving them as a kid too (Lowly Worm was my favorite). So much detail for kids to pore over. Here's the Amazon.com link for all the Richard Scarry books.
The True Story of the Three Little Pigs by Jon Scieszka (Recommended by Dorit Betschart) Amazon.com link
You may think you know the story of the The Three Little Pigs, but wait until you hear the wolf's side of the story! This is an excellent book for fairy tale units, and so much fun to read.
Pigs Love Potatoes by Anika Denise; illustrated by Christopher Denise (Recommended by Dorit Betschart) Amazon.com link
I don't know this one, but it looks adorable, and I can't wait to read it. A counting book about a bunch of pigs who have a potato party. Dorit also recommends Bella and Stella Come Home (Amazon.com link) by the same authors, about a little girl and her stuffed elephant who move to a new home.
The Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats (Recommended by Dorit Betschart) Amazon.com link
Winner of the 1963 Caldecott Award, and one I remember loving as kid. The story of a boy's adventures on a beautiful snowy day. This was considered groundbreaking when it came out because of its African American main character. It's a wonderful book for anyone who loves snow.
Duck on a Bike by David Shannon (Recommended by Jessica Ellison) Amazon.com link
When a little boy leaves his bike unguarded, Duck takes it for a spin. The other farm animals are jealous, until a large group of kids leaves their bikes outside. I love to do this one for storytime. The picture of all the animals on bikes is hilarious!
Click, Clack, Moo: Cows That Type by Doreen Cronin; illustrated by Betsy Lewin (Recommended by Jessica Ellison) Amazon.com
Hilarious story about a farm strike mediated by a duck. The cows won't give milk until they get electric blankets. What is Farmer Brown to do? I love all of Cronin's books, especially this series and Diary of a Worm (Amazon.com link).
Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus by Mo Willems (Recommended by Jessica Ellison) Amazon.com link
As a children's librarian and a parent, I am SO grateful for Mo Willems. This book puts kids in charge of a begging, wheedling, tricky pigeon. My kids love the iPad app based on this book too, where they get to create their own pigeon stories.
Nightsong by Ari Berk; illustrated by Loren Long (Recommended by Jessica Ellison) Amazon.com link
Beautiful book about an adorable bat who has to venture out into the night on his own to find food, using his song and his good sense.
Elementary School Books
Little House books by Laura Ingalls Wilder (Recommended by Angie Major) Amazon.com link
These are definitely in my own list of books I am thankful for. They are amazing, both for the detail they provide about life on the American frontier as well as for their beautiful writing. I read the first two with my son last year, and I got choke up reading about the Christmas where Laura and Mary were astounded and grateful to receive their own tin cup and a penny. The next day, I was astonished when my son announced that he wanted to give some of his toys away to kids who didn't have any. (I wrote another post about it here.)
Adult Books
Mary Doria Russell books (Recommended by Angie Major) Amazon.com link
I have not read these, but Angie has me intrigued. She writes, "I really enjoy her writing style and that she writes so many different genres. But be careful – the only thing that's hard for me is she gets you to really really like her characters and then they get killed. Have a box of Kleenex, especially for A Thread of Grace.
What books are you thankful for? Write your titles in the comments below, and I'll be happy to add them to the list. Thank you to everyone who sent me the recommendations above!


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As a mom of multiple children, I understand the challenge of juggling children with extracurricular activities and career. It can often be overwhelming and very stressful for moms and dads to meet their own career goals while helping their children to learn and grow.
As a parent, you want your children to participate in their favorite activities. You also want to keep your sanity in the process. Choosing the best mom planner can help you do both!
Comparison of 6 Best Mom Planners in 2019
|Name of Planner
|Calendar Layout
|Goal Planner
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|The Path Planner
|Monthly, Weekly
|Yearly, Monthly, Weekly
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|Bloom Daily Planner – Positive Vibes
|Monthly, Daily
|Yearly, Monthly, Daily
|Dated Calendar Year January – December 2019
|Check Price
|Freedom Planner
|Weekly, daily, hourly
|Weekly, daily, hourly
|Comes in a dated (January-December 2019) and an undated version
|Check Price
|The Everything Mother of the Bride Planner
|Planning Guide
|Goal planning for wedding
|Yes, specific to weddings
|Check Price
|Bloom Daily Planner – Writefully His
|Monthly, weekly, daily
|Monthly, weekly, daily
January – December 2019
|Check Price
|Bloom Daily Planner – Just Bloom
|Monthly, weekly, daily
|Monthly, weekly, daily
|Dated January-December 2019
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Table of Contents
- Comparison of 6 Best Mom Planners in 2019
- 6 Best Mom Planners Reviews In 2019
- How to Choose the Best Mom Planner
- Final Thoughts
- Top 10 Best Mom Planners In The Market:
6 Best Mom Planners Reviews In 2019
#1. The Path Planner
The Path Planner is an undated planner that provides both a monthly and a weekly planner. This is a great working mom planner because it allows you to set goals for yourself as well as organize your time. Great for moms and dads, the Path Planner allows you to set yearly, monthly, weekly, and daily goals. Encouraging words and principles used by some of the top achievers give you the encouragement you need to meet your goals.
The mini notebook is a great way to create a daily to-do list that allows you to keep track of your goals and your time.
- Yearly, monthly, and weekly calendar layout
- Undated
- Mini notebook
- 14 coloring mandalas
- Printable vision board
- Life Mission setup guide
- The Path Planner can be used by women or men
- Includes proven principles of the world's top achievers
- Allows you to set your Life Mission and helps you work toward it
- Helps you to plan and achieve long and short-term goals
- Adaptability allows you to use this day time mom planner as a business planner, personal goals planner, and time management planner
- Pocket size mini notebook allows you to create a daily to-do list
- The 14 coloring mandalas offer relief from stress
- No inspirational quotes, so this may not be the best Christian mom planner.
- Has more of a business focus
The Path Planner is a wonderful planner for the mom or dad wanting to meet career goals while meeting the needs of his/her children. It is very flexible and can be used for a variety of business or personal goals.
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#2. Bloom Daily Planner – Positive Vibes
The Daily Bloom Planner in the Positive Vibes motif has a fashionable and chic design. Created by women for women, these planners are designed to inspire and empower women. Monthly, weekly, and daily views allow you to create long and short-term goals and follow the path to reaching those goals.
- Dated – Calendar is dated from January to December 2019
- Matte Film Lamination make covers flexible and durable
- Monthly tabs make the planner easy to negotiate so that you can keep track of goals you have met and easily adjust short-term goals to meet your long-term goals.
- The monthly view provides icons for holidays as well as inspirational quotes.
- End of month reflection questions allow you to determine if your plan is helping you to achieve your goals
- Goal tracking tools
- Inspirational quotes that make this a great Christian mom planner and aid you in staying positive about your present and future goals.
- Monthly and weekly views that allow you to track your goals
- Daily planner allows you to track daily goals and keep track of appointments and/or commitments.
- Beautiful and fashionable design
- Designed for women, so not a great fit for the entire family
The Bloom Daily Planner in the positive vibes motif is a beautiful and functional tool for the woman who needs a stay-at-home mom planner or a planner that aids in reaching educational or professional goals. It is chic and sturdy enough to use in any setting.
#3. Freedom Planner
The Freedom Planner makes a great planner for mom or dad. It is designed to help you organize your life and create happiness, productivity, and financial abundance. This planner also includes a gratitude journal as well as a goal journal to help you remember to be thankful for the things you have while you work to the things you want.
- Bonus mom planner stickers to help you highlight your most positive experiences
- Dated – January through December 2019
- Daily, weekly, and monthly calendars allow you to manage your time more efficiently.
- Vision Board for your short and long-term goals.
- Positive and inspiring quotes to help keep you focused on your goals.
- Designed to be used by mom or dad
- Can also be used by students to help them learn to create a positive life path
- The calendar layout helps you to become organized and remain organized
- Inspirational quotes and gratitude journal allows you to remain positive about your present and future
- Environmentally friendly with 100% recycled paper and vegetable-based ink.
- A portion of the proceeds go to transform the lives of kids at Hero Academy Costa Rica.
- The Freedom Planner is dated so it does not allow you to begin at the beginning and does not allow you to carry over into another year.
The Freedom Planner is a wonderful way to create inspiration and positivity in your daily life while helping the environment and helping provide education and training that creates positivity in the lives of the children of Costa Rica. Helping yourself to reach your goals while helping others to reach their own.
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#4. The Everything Mother of the Bride Book: The Ultimate Wedding Planning Guide for Mom!
The Everything Mother of the Bride Book is a wonderful tool for the first-time mom of the bride. In-depth information provided by wedding planner, Katie Martin, helps alleviate the stress caused by planning a wedding. This planner gives insight on planning showers and engagement parties, choosing the perfect dress for the bride, and navigating through sticky situations that may arise when planning the guest list.
- Helps you learn all you need to know about shower and party planning from beginning to end.
- Provides advice on meeting future in-laws and making a positive impression.
- Guides mom through the entire process.
- Complete section on social media etiquette.
- Available in paper-back and on Kindle
- Helps ease the anxiety a first-time mom of the bride may feel when helping her daughter plan her wedding.
- Guidance for working around situations that may include ex-spouses or family members to avoid sticky situations on the big day.
- Since social media is such a big part of everyday life, learning social media etiquette can help you to avoid major problems.
- Gives you all the tools you need to create a perfect and stress-free wedding day for your daughter.
- Created for a specific purpose, this planner would only be beneficial to the mother of a bride-to-be.
The Everything Mother of the Bride Book will give you insightful and helpful tips for planning everything from the engagement party and bridal shower to planning a beautiful wedding for your daughter. It is ideal for you if this is your first wedding as the mom of the bride and can help you each step of the way. Who better than a wedding planner to teach you the basics of preparing for your daughter's big day!
#5. Bloom Daily Planner – Writefully His Motif
The Bloom Daily Planner in the Writefully His motif is designed to inspire women to reach the goals they set forth for themselves. The dated calendar covers January-December 2019 and provides monthly and weekly views. As you inspire yourself, you will also be an inspiration to others. Part of the bloom Gives Backline, a part of the proceeds from this The Writefully His Planner help provide paper and pencils to the school children of East Africa.
- Sturdy Metal Binding
- Pockets on the inside cover
- Personal info page with a prompt to help you create a Mission Statement for 2019.
- Shaded weekends and special icons for holidays to make sure you do not miss notable events.
- 6" by 8.25" Daily Planner included.
- Helps provide much-needed educational tools to children in East Africa.
- Created by women for women as an inspirational and empowerment tool.
- Provides positive reinforcement in a busy world.
- Sturdy and flexible for easy use in any setting.
- Allows you to be a positive reinforcement in other people's lives.
- Provides the necessary tools to plan and manage short-term and long-term goals.
- Coloring pages help you destress in any situation
- This dated planner does not give you the ability to begin at the beginning of the planner unless purchased at the beginning of the year.
The Daily Bloom – Writefully His Planner can be used as a personal, educational, or professional planner for the busy mom. Inspiration quotes and reflection questions help you to stay focused on the goals you have and help create a positive atmosphere in which to reach them. The metal binding allows you to lay your planner open on a flat surface to create an improved workspace for organizing your life.
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#6. Bloom Daily Planner in the Just Bloom Motif
The Bloom Daily Planner comes in an artistic and beautiful style that fits into any professional or personal setting. It has a monthly and weekly agenda diary that goes from January through December 2019. It is stylish and sturdy making it an excellent choice for the mom on the go.
Monthly tabs make this planner easy to navigate which makes it easier for you to manage your time with less stress. It also comes with pockets on the front and back covers so that important papers or information will always be within easy reach.
- Dated calendar covers 2019 from January through December.
- Inspirational quotes and monthly goals list on each monthly calendar.
- Access to printables and downloads such as bill tracking and to-do lists.
- Matte film lamination on the cover makes this planner both durable and flexible
- Goal tracking tools that help you to reach the goals you have set for yourself.
- This planner if flexible and durable, making it perfect for the busy mom.
- Provides inspiration for a positive lifestyle in a busy world.
- Reflection questions at the end of each month give you the opportunity to decide if your short-term goals need to be adjusted to reach your long-term goals.
- Chic design makes this the perfect planner in any personal or professional setting.
- This planner is not gender neutral.
How to Choose the Best Mom Planner
The best mom planner /organizer for you will depend on several factors. It will need to include everything you need to organize your personal and/or professional life. Below are a few things I would recommend considering when choosing a mom planner/organizer.
A mom planner should include a section in which you can record long-term and short-term goals. Professional and personal goals for yourself as well as family goals and goals for your children.
A busy mom planner should be well organized and provide easy navigation. You will be less likely to use a complicated planner that is difficult to navigate every day. Using your planner daily will help you to stay organized and reach your goals.
Dated Vs Undated
You should decide if you want a planner that is pre-dated or one that is undated. I prefer an undated planner because it allows me to begin at any time without wasting pages at the front of the book if I start sometime other than January 1.
Calendar Layout
One of the most key features of a mom planner is the calendar layout. The best do-it-all mom planner will include a monthly calendar as well as a weekly and/or daily calendar. Knowing your monthly, weekly, and daily goals and commitments allows you to plan ahead. Having a plan in place helps to alleviate the stress of a busy life.
Purpose of Planner
One consideration when shopping for a planner is the purpose of the planner. Do you need it for a specific event (wedding, prom, christening) or do you need a planner for work and /or personal schedules and goals?
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Final Thoughts
Life can often be complicated and stressful while juggling a career, relationship, and kids. It is important to have a positive outlook that enables you to manage your time and reach the goals you have set for yourself.
It is important to analyze your professional and personal goals in order to choose the best mom planner for you. A planner that can help you to achieve your goals will include features that allow you to manage your time and organize your goals. It should inspire you to create short and long-term goals for yourself that are attainable.
The best busy mom planner will be easy to use and will create a sense of empowerment that allows you to take on any challenge that you meet. Staying positive about your present situation and your future goals will eliminate much of the stress that comes with a busy lifestyle.
Considering these features, The Path Planner is the best mom planner. The primary reasons are that it is undated, so you can begin at the beginning of the book with no wasted pages. It is not gender specific and can be used by dad as well as older students. Filled with tips from already successful people makes this the perfect planner for the mom (or dad) who wants to succeed.
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