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Did you miss our LiveCast? I know how incredibly difficult it can be to sign in at the right time so I have the recording available below. In it, I discuss how to use Stunt Writing as a tool for political engagement, the idea of setting up a local Stunt Writing group, and "organic" vs "futuristic" goals for 2017. Enjoy! P.S. I am working on higher resolution for next time! Sorry for the "underwater" feel. … [Read more...]
Join Me for the Stunt Writing Livecast on YouTube!
Join me this weekend and let me help you get started with your writing resolutions for 2017 using the Stunt Writing method! Sunday Dec. 4 from 5 pm PST to 5:30 pm PST I will be livecasting on my YouTube taking questions in real time. To join me, you can go to out channel www.youtube.com/memoirclass and scroll down for "livecasts" and click "set a reminder", as seen below. Or click this link at 5 pm PST and join us live and bring your questions! Need to push yourself in 2017? Try Stunt Writing from MemoirClass.com! A stunt is a feat of daring, an act with a beginning and end, focused … [Read more...]
Writing Prompt: What are Your Life Gifts?
There are certain things that are woven into the fabric of your life that become part of who you are, but because they seem so inevitable it is hard to think of them as a gift. One of my friends experienced a rift in her life - when she was a child her mother decided to leave her husband in the US - and she took her daughter and resettled in Portugal. Leaving San Diego, California behind as an 8 year old, and starting her life again in Lisbon with her mother was a strange process. Not knowing the language or customs, not having any friends or people to go to for comfort radically changed … [Read more...]
Stunt Writing Featured on the Secret Library Podcast
I am so excited to share my appearance on the Secret Library Podcast, in conversation with the always amazing Caroline Donahue! She created the Secret Library Podcast (available here on iTunes) because, "Most people believe that books are created in cabins all alone, where authors pound away on some manner of keyboard. Then they hand this masterpiece off to a publisher and it feels very much like it goes down a tube and comes out the other side as a book. By speaking to authors and other book lovers, I'm diving into the mystery that is the book world today." We spent an hour chatting about … [Read more...]
Writing Prompt: Writing Your Recipe for Resistance
Sometimes it feels like the world is bent on telling you who you "must" be. As a prompt, write your own recipe for resistance. What do you suggest for shaking it up? Today is a day to look for cracks to move through. Change form. Pick a new exit. Try a new greeting, and a new way of saying goodbye. If it feels like a yes, say yes. If it feels like a no, then no way. Stop coming up with a reason. Today you don't have to explain yourself. Move towards people who you can sit in silence with. Share things you have made with people, but don't ask for feedback. Feel free to change your mind, … [Read more...]
Writing & Describing the Depth of Feeling
I received an email today from my mother, in the postal (snail) mail. It was a printed copy of an email I sent to my dad in 2002, which although it came in time for Father's Day I was too sad to open it with my father's passing. In the last few weeks I have come up with a lot of creative ways to describe how I feel such as, "covered in molasses" for my sticky inability at times to leave the house or that I am wearing "vaseline glasses" to describe that under water feeling where you feel a little bit separate from the world. I've told people that I am raw. Raw like someone took that 70s Lava … [Read more...]
Metamorphosis a Writing Prompt
When you Google the word "change" and ask for images, you get pictures of butterflies. These miraculous creatures undergo a metamorphosis that boggles the mind, from a caterpillar to pupa to butterfly. Change implies that we are many things at once and there are not clear boundaries. Being in flux means that we hold different viewpoints, and some that are in conflict. We are not whole because we can not be contained. Our edges seep between being a man/woman, natural/synthetic, right/left, living and dying...the list goes on. Anyone who thinks they are one thing are in for a big surprise, … [Read more...]
Rest in Peace John Peter Beaver – Beloved Father, Husband and Friend
Memorializing the Life of John Peter Beaver My father's obituary can be found here at the Smith Corcoran funeral home website. Thank you to everyone who took time to cook for us, support us, call, send letters and email, fly cross-country, Skype and in general make us feel encircled by the love my father inspired in the world. My words of remembrance delivered at his funeral, Friday June 10, at St. Francis De Sales Catholic Church are below: We are here today to celebrate the life of my beloved father, John Beaver. I am and always will be a daddy's girl. He taught me how to swim and … [Read more...]
Memoir: Untangling Life's Longings
I've just finished Stephen Levine's book, A Year to Live. It is about how to live this year as though it was your last. Morbid? Not really. Doesn't everyone occasionally want to skip to the end? Even if just for a quick, curious glimpse? In the book he makes a few statements that are truly about memoir. He writes, "We untangle the present by unraveling the knots of the past. Remembering the etymological root of "nostalgia" is a "reminiscent pain," we do not hold on to the past but relieve it of its burden." Nostalgia contains the knowledge that we can not go back and relive a moment we … [Read more...]
Embracing the Crazy Wisdom in Your Writing Practice
Overnight the buds popped on the trees and the jacarandas are exploding with brilliant lavender blooms. Spring fever is here and - oh - there's a fat robin red-breast...welcome to working with a Spring fever. The phrase that keeps coming to mind for me is "Crazy Wisdom" (coined by the founder of Shambhala Buddhism, Chögyam Trungpa) which refers, according to Steven Goodman, "to someone who seems to be intoxicated with an un-bounded, luminous, loving energy." It aligns with the concept of the sacred fool, or as personified by the famous picture of Albert Einstein sticking out his tongue - the … [Read more...]
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"BTV is a wonderful program already making a difference in our schools. As a student-driven initiative, BTV empowers all students to help stop bullying and not just stand by as a passive observer. Everyone could use the skills being introduced through the Be THE Voice program! Thank you!"
To hear more from Julia, watch the highlights from our Facebook Live Series on SEL programs and Be THE Voice®: https://youtu.be/GNnaDMt-Vl4
Kevin D. Squiers, January 2020, Roswell GA
Teacher, Crabapple Middle-School
The students are loving BTV and even students and teachers not officially affiliated with the club have jumped on board. We started BTV the first week of school, but ramped things up in September with the carpool stuff and videos. The videos are shown school wide. This organization has allowed students to meet new people and build relationships in a safe, diverse environment. They know they are part of a team that always has their backs.
Lynn McIntyre, Treasurer
Your progress with Be THE Voice is impressive. Thank you for inviting me to hear the latest news on your program at the Roswell Rotary meeting today. It was great to learn that you are now expanding into Barrow County too. ?The students who spoke from the two schools were very articulate and committed to empowering their peers to Be THE Voice in their schools. ?This program is providing life long skills to help students deal with bullies. Those are skills we could all use.
I?m thankful for being included and I hope that you will be involved with our organization as well.
SHANTAE STREETER, MAY 2019, Roswell, GA
Teacher, Elkins Pointe Middle School
I absolutely love the BTV Campaign and all that it has done for our school! This campaign has really made a positive impact on our student body and the kids enjoy seeing actual videos from standout athletes and those that have even had someone to stand in the gap for them by ?being the voice?. ?The videos include role models that every student can easily find themselves represented and each Friday kids look forward to the next video and discussion questions where they get to share their ideas and feelings about what they learned. Our very own Interact club loves launching the campaign each year at the buses, passing out stickers, wearing their cool BTV t-shirts and getting the school excited about doing the right thing.
KEYNUN CAMPBELL, MAY 2019, Sandy Springs, GA
Principal, Sandy Springs Charter Middle-School
I highly recommend adding the Be THE Voice Campaign to your school. This program has empowered our students to take ownership in creating a positive school culture for themselves and others. The ?Be THE Voice? slogan has become the common language among our students use to communicate and remind others to be kind.
STACY PERLMAN, JAN 2018, Roswell, GA
Principal, Mountain Park Elementary
Be The Voice has helped our students at Mountain Park Elementary have a common language and expectation around standing up for others. The students enjoy the videos and discussions are quick and meaningful.
SHANTAE STREETER, FEB 2018, Roswell, GA
Teacher, Elkins Pointe Middle School
BTV has been a powerful campaign here at Elkins. The EPMS Interact Club is proud to stand behind BTV and all that it stands for. Kids are standing up for one another and "being the voice". We love it!!!!
STACY PERLMAN, JAN 2017, Roswell, GA
Principal, Mountain Park Elementary
Be The Voice is a great program! Our 4th and 5th graders have participated in Be The Voice for the past two years. The videos are a great starting point for meaningful conversations about empathy and ways to advocate for self and others. We appreciate Roswell Rotary sponsoring the Be The Voice campaign.
Lauren McDougald, January 2020, Winder GA
Teacher, Yargo Elementary School
We started a Be THE Voice club for 4th and 5th graders who want to help spread kindness, compassion, and inclusion amongst our campus. We have had a school wide goal each month with the Beta Club earning service hours while learning the true meaning of being kind.
I have a display in the hall for the month of January that is called a "Blizzard of Kindness" with Olaf. The whole school is asked to make snowflakes and make at least 3 kindness goals for the year.
The month of December we had a "Compassionate Tree." The kids made cards for a nursing home and I put their name on an ornament and put it on the tree. We then went to the nursing home and took them goody bags and the cards. They have donated coat and toys.
We also had "The Kindness Pumpkin Patch? for the month of October. They had to make three new friends and learn something new about them. I put a pumpkin with their name on it in the patch.
In February the students are going to make cards for soldiers. I have 3 soldiers that are overseas, that we are going to spoil. Two of them went to Yargo and the other soldier?s mom works at Yargo.
The kids have really enjoyed the program this year. Getting the younger grades involved was important to me. All the kids loved getting a sticker, tattoo, or bracelet when they met the challenge. In addition, the Beta Club has participated in additional challenges and they have loved it. They have been on the announcements each month and tell the school the challenge. We also watched the weekly videos during the 3 months.
We have been busy and Be THE Voice has made a big difference.
Erika Edwards, MAY 2019, Roswell GA
Counselor, Mountain Park Elementary
Thank you for an awesome year with Be THE Voice and PBIS Core Curriculum! We open each guidance core curriculum session with a Be THE Voice video, and the students address the video with restorative circles strategies. Circle time allows students to have an in-depth conversation and it increases a cooperative atmosphere. Ideally, this conversation leads to our "Mustang Trail and Four Agreements!"? We explore our character trait of the month and four agreements with various activities, and I provide role-play examples. In conclusion, students have reflection time to connect their experiences, and we set a plan to address concerns.
RAKO MORRISSEY , MAY 2019, Roswell, GA
Principal, Crabapple Middle School
CMS is fortunate to have Be THE Voice as a catalyst for conversation around bullying. The videos are relevant to our students and prompt them to reflect, ask questions and have peer dialogue about social topics. It touches all students regardless of who they are as we all have either experienced acts of bullying or know someone who has. The Be THE Voice campaign has been a positive and effective addition to our character education focus during homeroom.
KIMSEY HODGE, MAY 2019, Thomasville, GA
Teacher, MacIntyre Park Middle SchooL
I love the Be THE Voice program because it strengthens the voice of those who normally wouldn?t speak up, those who feel helpless, and those who think there is nothing they can do?in bullying situations. ?I love it because the program does more than just give a voice to the voiceless, it promotes the best aspects of social emotional learning.
MARGARET SHIVER, JAN 2018, Roswell, GA
High School Counselor, The Cottage School
We have been using BTV at The Cottage School and love it! The program is easy to use and has benefited our community tremendously! We highly recommended this program! -The Counseling Department at The Cottage School
KINDRA SMITH, FEB 2017, Roswell, GA
Principal, Elkins Pointe Middle School
BTV has been a highly effective program that has changed the game for the overall culture of our school. The implementation is effortless and the returns are HUGE! Our students and staff love this program because the focus is NOT on the victim. This program allows the bystander to step up and speak out on things they see wrong happening to innocent peers. It allows them to feel good about being a hero and being a part of the solution and not the problem. This program is a MUST for every school K-12 world-wide! Give it a shot and see how easy it is for students to take a lead in creating a school culture that is filled with kindness, caring and respect. EPMS Principal Kindra Smith, Ed.S Roswell, Georgia
JAMIE THOMPSON, JUN 2017, Thomasville, GA7
Principal, Thomas County Middle School
Our students at Thomas County Middle School have benefited greatly from BTV. The videos were easy to use and provided a reliable way to communicate to over 800 students. Our students in our Broadcast/video class recorded lead-ins for the sessions. BTV provided a common language for our students and worked to increase awareness of the impact of bullying. Thanks BTV.
DANA N FOUNTAIN, MAY 2019, Roswell, GA
Teacher, Counselor Vickery Mill Elementary
BTV has definitely had an positive impact on our students, teachers and staff. The students look forward to the videos and the classroom discussions that follow. Students are reminded to Be THE Voice by their peers who are a select group of 4th and 5th graders that are a part of Vickery Mill?s Wise Council. We broadcast the BTV videos every Wednesday during our school announcements and our Wise Council and PBIS team wear our BTV shirts to show our unity. BTV is an excellent initiative that will have a lasting impact on our students as they navigate through life.
LACY HICKS, MAY 2019, Roswell, GA
Teacher, Hembree Springs Elementery
I love the Be THE Voice campaign because it gives students the confidence to stick up for each other in bullying situations.? It has made a great impact here at Hembree Springs
LIBBY SWINSON, JAN 2017, Roswell, GA
Head Counselor, The Cottage School
I have been in education for 36 years and this is the first program that truly addresses what a bystander can do to help a victim of bullying. All of our students from grades 4-12 have been active in the BTV campaign for 2 years and it has made a huge difference in the way they treat their fellow peers and view each others differences. As educators, we appreciate the ease of implementing the program and how involved our students are in "Being the Voice" at school but also out in their community. Thank you so much to the Roswell Rotary Club for bringing this program to our school.
Teacher, Hembree Springs Elementery
Students at HSES are benefiting greatly from the Be the Voice Program. With this being our second year, the message is becoming more and more a part of our school's way of life. The videos are interesting and relevant. We are grateful to be a BTV school. Thank you Roswell Rotary!
ANGELIQUE HAYES, JAN 2018, Roswell, GA
Teacher, Crabapple Middle School
The BTV effort has had a very positive effect on our student body at CMS. Students within the Interact Club have been glad to take the reins and lead, speak and introduce the videos for BTV. Our administration, counselors, and teachers all appreciated the professional and engaging interviews with celebrities that were available to choose from and share with our students. Many worthwhile conversations were started as we used BTV as part of our character education portion of homeroom during fall semester. I am confident that the BTV campaign is making a difference in the lives of some of our middle school students as their fellow students choose to step up up and be the voice that stops bullying.
TINA MCBRIDE, JAN 2017, Roswell, GA
Principal, MacIntyre Park Middle School
The students at MPMS have truly benefited and grown since we started the "Be The Voice" program. I can't wait for the results of the post survey.
KINDRA SMITH, MAY 2020, Sandy Springs GA
Principal, Riverside Charter High School
"Be THE Voice" is more than a program. It?s a culture changer that can ignite a kinder, more compassionate and inclusive environment led by students. In my opinion, BTV should be in every school! We?ve tried everything else, why not bet on our kids to inspire change!


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Big Island Police have charged Jarvis Higa today with several offenses stemming from his escape from the Hawaii Community Correctional Center.
Higa was charged with Escape in the 1st Degree, Kidnapping, Assault 2nd Degree, Robbery 2nd Degree, Criminal Property Damage in the 3rd Degree, and Unauthorized Control of a Propelled Vehicle. Higa is presently being held at the East Hawaii Detention Facility located at the Hilo Police Station. Higa will likely be arraigned on his charges on Monday, December 10th, at Hilo District Court.
Higa is being detained without bail.
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Day 249, week 50: BarristerBay
I mentioned the barrister TidySum a few months ago. He has a nice little earner basically bringing in loads of papers and then getting them done by baby barristers for a small ŌĆ£devilling feeŌĆØ Well, in the last few weeks, pupils have been falling down like flies as they one by one either get taken on or kicked out of chambers. This means that thereŌĆÖs more demand than ever for the work he provides and heŌĆÖs decided to capitalise on this by taking his nice little earner to a whole new level. HeŌĆÖs basically set up a website called BarristerBay on which sells his cases to the most attractive bidder. However, heŌĆÖs had to get around the rule which forbids barristers from buying cases. This has meant that rather than charging a straight fee, he has instead set up a reverse online auction ebay style in which he sells ten cases at a time to the person willing to charge him the least money for the work due. Worrier apparently won ten Particulars of Claim by offering to do them for ┬Ż150 last week. TidySum should himself be able to bill about ten times that.
There is even talk apparently of him extending this for some of his bigger cases to QCs who have failed to make the grade and are unable to un-QC themselves back to the safety of the junior bar.
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FS - September 21, 2007
Does Tidysum drive a yellow Reliant Robin ?
Zoe Robinson - September 21, 2007
Should I be worried that while this is indeed somewhat exploitative, it also sounds like a good idea? It's certainly a novel way of building up experience.
JOHN - September 24, 2007
Hands up those who googled barristerbay!
Sarah - September 25, 2007
Seems like a good idea!


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Tolpuddle Radical Film Festival
Audrey returns to this wonderful event near Dorchester. This will be the 6th year that we have attended the impressive festival. This festival in Tolpuddle celebrates the story of the 6 martyrs and has been running in one form or another since 1875. In it's present form the festival was developed in 1997 by Nigel Costley the new South West TUC Regional Secretary, with the help of Dick Muskett from the Workers Beer Company. Today the festival ranks with The Durham Miners Gala and Levellers Day in Burford, Oxfordshire, as one the key summer events in the annual calendar of the UK Left. Music, theatre and dance have been well represented at the festival since 1997 and the possibility of incorporating radical film into the festival has been on the agenda for many years. In 2014 the formation of The Radical Film Network and Public Domain Productionscoincided with the restoration of the Vintage Mobile Cinema and collaboration with GorillaCinema to make the ambition for film at Tolpuddle into a reality.


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2nd Grade Math Curriculum – Standards, Lessons, Activities, Printable Worksheets
Continued from Second Grade Math Curriculum Page.
This is the second page of Time4Learning's guide for parents on the educational standards for 2nd grade math. The first page covered measurement, number sense and operation. This page covers geometry and spatial sense, algabraic thinking, data analysis and probability.
This guide to 2nd grade math curriculum is a reference tool for parents of second graders. Time4Learning is an online learning system for homeschool education, enrichment, etutoring, or for sharpening summer skills. We provide 2nd grade math worksheets and 2nd grade math games as part of our PreK8th online curriculum. Each unit has multimedia lessons, interactive exercises, free printable worksheets for reinforcement, and assessments. Click to see the details on Time4Learning's online 2nd grade math lesson plans. See the demos of the interactive lessons. Or sign-up now with a two week 100% satisfaction guarantee.
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2nd Grade Math – What are the Standards and Curriculum?
Time4Learning teaches a comprehensive 2nd grade math curriculum using fun, second grade math activities to build a solid math foundation. Help your child excel in math, learn more about Time4Learning's second grade math lessons, curriculum, activities and worksheets.
The major math strands for second grade curriculum are number sense and operations, algebra, geometry and spatial sense, measurement, and data analysis and probability. While these math strands might surprise you, they are all critical lessons for a second grade math curriculum.
2nd grade math lessons, worksheets, and activities teach second grade math curriculum covering all the math strands.
2nd Grade Math Curriculum and Standards – Lessons, Activities, Worksheets – Geometry and Spatial Sense
During 2nd grade, math students study simple geometry. They learn to locate and explain known and unknown numbers to 1000 on a number line. They locate and identify coordinate points in the first quadrant. Using mathematical language such as 'curves', 'vertices', 'edges', 'faces', and 'angles', 2nd grade math students describe the attributes of two- and three-dimensional shapes. They sort the shapes according to their attributes and describe symmetry. They describe and classify shapes and objects according to their number of bases, faces, edges and vertices.
In second grade math, Sam learns about different units of measurement in the lesson Tipping the Scales.
In this lesson, students are asked to use a scale to compare the weight of a watermelon to a pile of apples.
2nd Grade Math Curriculum and Standards – Lessons, Activities, Worksheets – Algebraic Thinking
During 2nd grade math studies children learn to describe patterns and explain pattern rules. They are taught to recognize pattern results from repeating operations. Children learn to identify number patterns using a calculator or hundred chart. They predict, extend, and create patterns. For example they combine two attributes in creating a pattern such as size and color, and transfer patterns from one medium to another. 2nd grade math students learn to identify real-world patterns that are repeating, rotational, tessellating, and patchwork.
In solving number sentences 2nd grade math students are given problems with a missing number represented by a geometrical shape. They use the symbols >, =, and <. They are asked to solve real-world equations with one unknown using a variety of methods.
2nd Grade Math Curriculum and Standards – Lessons, Activities, Worksheets – Data Analysis and Probability
2nd grade math students are trained to pose questions and collect data so they can answer questions with two, three, or more categories or choices. They learn to use mathematical language to read and interpret data on simple charts and graphs. They use pictures, graphs, and tally marks to display data and identify range, mode and median. Using data from a small group the children will predict outcomes for larger populations.
Probability is another area for 2nd grade math students to explore. They determine whether events are certain, probable or impossible. Using results from such things as spinners, coin tosses, and election results they will decide if given events are equally likely, most likely, or least likely to occur. They record results of activities involving chance and make predictions based on the data collected.
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2nd Grade Math Curriculum and Standards – Lessons, Activities, Worksheets – Summary
2nd grade math lessons and activities that cover just one or two of these five strands are narrow and lead to a weak understanding of math.
Time4Learning teaches a comprehensive math program with 2nd grade math learning activities, curriculum, printable worksheets, and assessments. Children are placed in the sequence based on their current skills. Math becomes fun. Parents can participate and watch how new concepts are introduced progressively and mastered through practice. Time4MathFacts, included in the curriculum, provides practice in foundation skill areas that is necessary for success during second grade. Sign Up to let your child start learning today. Want to know more? Try the demos of math lessons.
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- Second grade spelling lists
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*Math Standards are defined by each state. Time4Learning bases its use of 2nd grade math curriculum and standards on the national bodies that recommend curriculum, lessons, and standards on a sampling of states notably Florida, Texas, and California.
Second Grade Lessons – The Time4Learning Program Structure
Time4Learning has been refined through years of feedback from educators, parents, and students. Second grade subjects are organized into chapters composed of interactive lessons, printable worksheets, quizzes and tests. second graders are guided through the activities at their own pace by an automated system.
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"So what does it actually mean to write like a woman, or a man for that matter? Sadly, absolutely nothing. Men actually write "women's books" all the time, but they're certainly never labelled as such. When male writers write about relationships, family and the domestic sphere, fiction or non, they're considered groundbreaking and often celebrated for it. While female-authored works are disdainfully labelled "diary-like" or "confessional," male writers get "courageous" and "candid" for their epic family sagas and autobiographical musings. Take for example Esquire magazine's recent list of "the greatest works of literature ever published," a list for male readers that included, without acknowledgment, 74 men and only one female author. Lists like this reveal that it's not actually the topic of writing the status quo rejects, but rather the sex of the person penning it. We tend to only respect a woman's writing when she writes what's not expected of her, yet we don't apply the same rule to male writers."
via Write like a man: The unspoken rule for avoiding the pink cover | Afterword | National Post.
Everyone loves to hate Eat Pray Love. The New Yorker did a looong review of the movie version which basically consisted of many paraphrases of "AVOID THIS CRAP". They already slammed the book version when it came out, as far as I remember, so why did they even bother discussing the movie? Did they think a Hollywood adaptation with Julia Roberts would give the material more intellectual depth? The Slate Audio Book Club devoted a show to Gilbert's book, too, and again, they hated it to varying degrees.
I read the book, found it a bit vapid and disappointing (in the sense that I felt Gilbert could not really convey her own psychological and/or spiritual breakthroughs). The woman seemed nice enough, though, and isn't it the point of a memoir – a book about yourself, after all! – to be egocentric, that is, centered on yourself, your own problems, however irrelevant to the world at large they may be?
Yes, it's about a white upper middle class woman who has a midlife crisis. She gets over it by taking time off, traveling, and doing some "spiritual" stuff somewhere in Asia. Then she meets a guy, he proposes, The End. It didn't contain big philosophical revelations (most books don't.) Yet some of the criticism was just completely over the top. How dare this woman, who is, after all, just a white upper middle class woman from America, talk about herself at that length? Everyone knows white upper middle class women from America are the epitome of BORING and IRRELEVANT!!!1!1 And how dare people find her interesting and buy her book and turn it into a bestseller!??
People, ignore the superficial writings of these People Who Cannot Know The World Because They Have Ovaries. Listen to the neurotic, egocentric, self-absorbed rants of white upper middle class men, instead – the sages and savants of our age. Read whyJonathan Safran Foer worries about sausage, ponder Jonathan Franzens take on dysfunctional families (My parents forced me to finish the rutabaga and that's why I like sniffing furniture!), or let yourself be enlightened by the philosophical insights of Lester Burnham: "I have lost something. I'm not exactly sure what it is but I know I didn't always feel this… sedated. But you know what? It's never too late to get it back." – That's some real, deep wisdom right there, man.
Is it just a coincidence that on the exact day Arthur Sulzberger admits that some time in the future, the NYT will have to give up its print edition – the NYT features a long article on how newspapers can be used successfully to fend off weeds?
…ist vorbei. Zumindest in Cohus Haushalt, habe alles Brauchbare bei Momox verscherbelt und den Rest weggeworfen. Wenn das nur bei Büchern auch so einfach wäre…einige Schmuckstücke ausgenommen, die dann in einer schönen Vitrine ihren Platz fänden, gefällt mir die Vorstellung, irgendwann alles Gedruckte auf einem Kindle o.ä. unterzubringen und mich von den Billyregalen zu verabschieden. Unter deutschen Geisteswissenschaftlern und Bildungsbürgern darf man das ja kaum sagen, aber: Ich finde Bücher nicht soooo toll. Ihren Inhalt natürlich schon, manchmal.


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[Updated] Mozilla Sunbird Portable 0.930 09 2008
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[Updated] EssentialPIM Portable 2.7230 09 2008
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[Updated] DB Designer Portable 184.108.40.206 Revision 230 09 2008
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[New] Open Office Portable 2.4.130 09 2008
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[Updated] Money manager Ex Portable 0.9.330 09 2008
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Why swearing at the TV screen was made for early morning breakfast shows
TV's a bit depressing these days, isn't it? That square of doom, looming in the corner like a snaffling badger that has all the intent of chewing your face off in one quick flick of a switch. This is something that was manufactured for entertainment, you know, making us happy and that, giggling with our 2.4 family in obese sofas as we all sit and share tips on cleaning utensils, that stuff. Well, IT'S NOT. When you're fighting back the tears to Loose Women, don't say I didn't warn you.
The producers of these shows must really be loving it, ruining every viewer's day as they break down in tears and then turn to stone. They'll be rubbing their hands as they wring out our bodies of uncontrollable sweat and tears, the monsters. Well, this must be their intention, given the fact Chantelle Houghton is even allowed to take up a third of my TV screen with her BIG FAT USELESS HEAD. Yes I said it.
I was ever so happy last Thursday. I had a bounce in my walk, music in my ears, and I wasn't even drunk. This day was made for me. And then she ruins it, the baroness of all things 'not even good enough for Katona', that girl Houghton yet again on my screen. Appearing on 'This Morning' on Friday she broke down in factory-made tears with a convenient quiver in her upper lip. She looked like an illegitimate version of herself, within another illegitimate version of herself. It was mind-blowing. Before she'd even spouted some oddity about her and Alex Reid she'd already started bawling, spurred on by Eamonn Holmes introducing the invigorating topic with 'so Chantelle, you don't look very happy'. And who would be with a question thrust at them like that? That's like handing someone a plate of your freshly produced insides and asking them to discuss the colour.
And Chantelle's plate is definitely full of it. She whined for a bit about the turbulence of the relationship, which can only be expected from being with a cross-dresser who still has the remnants of Katie Price's undercarriage in between his fingers (gross, but probable). Her eyebrows even furrowed that far her Botox practically bust and her lips nearly exploded from all the pouting. Of course, now she's a single mother and must therefore (according to the Z-List book of 'Things to do when shit hits the fan') she aches for our sympathy because she's come to the realisation that saying she 'won Big Brother ten years ago' doesn't quite cut it anymore and you just end up looking like a bona fide slag.
But it's all a bit tedious now, Chantelle. Perhaps quit making all these TV and magazine appearances, spouting all your juices for half-column £50 segments and start realising you're not the only one. At the end of the day, I would far rather listen to a regular mother on the TV, a woman who struggles with a standard-income job to keep her family afloat, and how she copes with it all. That is more sympathetic. That is more reassuring. That is more motivational. Chantelle is just a has-been who couldn't inspire a hungry pigeon to eat a gone-off ice-cream cone. Not even a proper soggy one with all the good stuff still inside. It's almost like the world has ended.
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Sunday, June 12, 2011
Korean Tea Classics Book Club- Dong Cha Song- Hymn In Praise of Korean Tea- 5
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I wonder what the Six Passions are.
I do not understand the story about "Thunder Pod and Fragrant Down began to be made" and then also came "Day Lily" in the middle.
- June 16, 2011 at 12:37 PM
- Matt said...
Julien ELIE,
Thought the "6 Passions" were passions of all the five senses as well as the mind in Daoist thought.
"Thunder Pod", "(Purple) Fragrant Down", and "Day Lily" are all names of different types of Tang tea. See here for how teas are named and categorized:
"Thunder Pod and Fragrant Down began to be made"
Both suggest that tea is a giving of yourself, an offering to both guests (Thunder Pod) and Buddha (Purple Fragrant Down).
- June 16, 2011 at 8:55 PM
- Matt said...
Notes for stanza 5:
"Long since buried, one unsparingly gave a fortune."
Speaks to how the offering of tea is regarded as the highest of offerings and how its offering transcends human into superficial realms cultivating "protection and benefit".
"Of all the kinds of fine food enjoyed at high tables, only tea can still the six passions."
Speaks to how tea facilitates a healthy body and mind and is used to cultivate the Middle Way bringing contentment.
"Fragrant tea" suggest that tea is somehow heavenly or bestows wisdom and enlightenment. "Fragrant" also speaks to the part of tea that is closer to Heaven or is of yang nature- more connected to the mind.
"the spreading taste fills the whole space under Heaven" now speaks of the compliment of fragrance- taste. "spreading taste filling the whole space" suggests that the taste of tea brings a certain completeness, fullness, and contentment with it. "the whole space below Heaven" also speaks to the part of tea that is closer to Man, here on Earth or is of yin nature- more connected to the body.
"A remarkable tale tells how Emperor Wen was cured of a headache by it."
Speaks to how tea is an effective remedy for headaches. Green tea in particular is an important herbal remedy for a certain type of headache in which it is thought that heat inside the body is the cause. Conversely, heat was also thought to cause vivid dreams, manic behaviour, and restlessness that could have been attributed to "possession" in Emperor Wen's time. Currently, green tea is still an ingredient in the most common herbal formula for headaches in China today.
- June 18, 2011 at 11:07 AM


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So many live recordings have been issued for Janis Joplin, with and without Big Brother and the Holding Company, that yet another may seem like scraping a barrel bottom. But this one is not. This one is special.
Live at the Carousel Ballroom 1968 (due Tuesday from Columbia/Legacy) is the first-ever release of a concert recorded in San Francisco — at a counter culture hotbed near today's San Francisco Opera — by renowned soundman Owsley "Bear" Stanley. Tuesday's release marks the one-year anniversary since Stanley died in a car accident in his adopted home of Australia, so it's dedicated to Stanley, who supervised its mastering before he died.
A first listen to these 14 often glorious tracks will attest: Stanley wasn't acclaimed for nothing. This show at what would become Bill Graham's Fillmore West is often incendiary in its power and passion, thanks not just to the band but to Stanley's superb recording.
Indeed, it's almost a "you are there" feel for an in-their-prime band just two months before they'd break up. And I'll have to agree with the album's press notes: Stanley's "sonic journals" are, in fact, a gold standard for live concert recordings from this era.
But what about the material? As you'd expect, it includes such usual suspects as Summertime and Piece of My Heart, which certainly stand out. But I'm especially impressed by lesser known numbers which keep the hall rocking, including Catch Me Daddy, bolstered by jagged guitars and Janis' full-bore wailing for one of the group's most propulsive straight-ahead rockers.
And a fitting send-off is final track Call On Me, the emotional blues belter which is the sole song from the weekend's Saturday show (the other tracks all coming from the next day).
No, it wouldn't last. Big Brother would disband, and Janis would succumb to drugs three short years later.
But for this magical weekend of San Francisco music — magically recorded by the man beloved as "Bear" — masterful music was made and masterfully recorded. And now it's ours — still "live" after all these years.
— Bruce Westbrook
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HMM Summary Page: TIGR01511
|copper-translocating P-type ATPase
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|Gene Ontology Term
|GO:0004008: copper-exporting ATPase activity molecular_function
|GO:0005375: copper ion transmembrane transporter activity molecular_function
|GO:0006825: copper ion transport biological_process
|Selengut J
|Entry Date
|May 16 2002 9:45PM
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|This model describes the P-type ATPase primarily responsible for translocating copper ions accross biological membranes. These transporters are found in prokaryotes and eukaryotes. This model encompasses those species which pump copper ions out of cells or organelles (efflux pumps such as CopA of Escherichia coli [1]) as well as those which pump the ion into cells or organelles either for the purpose of supporting life in extremely low-copper environments (for example CopA of Enterococcus hirae [2]) or for the specific delivery of copper to a biological complex for which it is a necessary component (for example FixI of Bradyrhizobium japonicum, or CtaA and PacS of Synechocystis [3]). The substrate specificity of these transporters may, to a varying degree, include silver ions (for example, CopA from Archaeoglobus fulgidus [4]). Copper transporters from this family are well known as the genes which are mutated in two human disorders of copper metabolism, Wilson's and Menkes' diseases [5]. The sequences contributing to the seed of this model are all experimentally characterized. The copper P-type ATPases have been characterized as Type IB based on a phylogenetic analysis which combines the copper-translocating ATPases with the cadmium-translocating species [6]. This HMM and that describing the cadmium-ATPases (TIGR01512) are well separated, and thus we further type the copper-ATPases as IB1 (and the cadmium-ATPases as IB2). Several sequences which have not been characterized experimentally fall just below the cutoffs for both of these models (SP|Q9CCL1 from Mycobacterium leprae, GP|13816263 from Sulfolobus solfataricus, OMNI|NTL01CJ01098 from Campylobacter jejuni, OMNI|NTL01HS01687 from Halobacterium sp., GP|6899169 from Ureaplasma urealyticum and OMNI|HP1503 from Helicobacter pylori). Accession PIR|A29576 from Enterococcus faecalis scores very high against this model, but yet is annotated as an "H+/K+ exchanging ATPase". BLAST of this sequence does not hit anything else annotated in this way. This error may come from the characterization paper published in 1987 [7]. Accession GP|7415611 from Saccharomyces cerevisiae appears to be mis-annotated as a cadmium resistance protein. Accession OMNI|NTL01HS00542 from Halobacterium which scores above trusted for this model is annotated as "molybdenum-binding protein" although no evidence can be found for this classification.
|RN [1] RM PMID: 10639134 RT CopA: An Escherichia coli Cu(I)-translocating P-type ATPase. RA Rensing C, Fan B, Sharma R, Mitra B, Rosen BP. RL Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2000 Jan 18;97(2):652-6. RN [2] RM PMID: 8048974 RT Primary structure of two P-type ATPases involved in copper homeostasis in Enterococcus hirae. RA Odermatt A, Suter H, Krapf R, Solioz M. RL J Biol Chem. 1993 Jun 15;268(17):12775-9. RN [3] RM PMID: 11264284 RT Two Menkes-type atpases supply copper for photosynthesis in Synechocystis PCC 6803. RA Tottey S, Rich PR, Rondet SA, Robinson NJ. RL J Biol Chem. 2001 Jun 8;276(23):19999-20004. RN [4] RM PMID: 11756450 RT Characterization of a thermophilic P-type Ag+/Cu+-ATPase from the extremophile Archaeoglobus fulgidus. RA Mandal AK, Cheung WD, Arguello JM. RL J Biol Chem. 2002 Mar 1;277(9):7201-8. RN [5] RM PMID: 8091505 RT Wilson disease and Menkes disease: new handles on heavy-metal transport. RA Bull PC, Cox DW. RL Trends Genet 1994 Jul;10(7):246-52 RN [6] RM PMID:9419228 RT Evolution of Substrate Specificities in the P-type ATPase Superfamily. RA Axelsen KB, Palmgren, MG. RL J Mol Evol. 1998 Jan; 46(1): 84-101. RN [7] RM PMID: 2953719 RT Cloning of the K+-ATPase of Streptococcus faecalis. Structural and evolutionary implications of its homology to the KdpB-protein of Escherichia coli. RA Solioz M, Mathews S, Furst P. RL J Biol Chem. 1987 May 25;262(15):7358-62.
|Genome Property
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The first volume in J.R.R. Tolkien's epic fantasy-adventure The Lord of the Rings
The Fellowship of the Ring is the first part of J.R.R. Tolkien's great work of imaginative fiction, The Lord of the Rings. It is impossible to convey to the new reader all of the book's qualities, and the range of its creation. By turns comic, homely, epic, monstrous and diabolic, the narrative moves through countless changes of scenes and character in an imaginary world which is totally convincing in its detail.
The book has been filmed twice - an animated version titled simply The Lord of the Rings, which covers the storyline of both this book and The Two Towers, was released in 1978. A 3-hour-long live-action film of The Fellowship of the Ring was released on 19 December 2001.
Three Rings for the Elven-kings under the sky, Seven for the Dwarf-lords in their halls of stone,
Nine for Mortal Men doomed to die, One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne
In the Land of Mordor where the Shadows lie. One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them, One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind them
In the Land of Mordor where the Shadows lie.
--- the first page of The Fellowship of the Ring
Introduction (from film)
"It began with the forging of the great rings. Three were given to the elves; wisest, immortal, fairest of all beings. Seven to the dwarf lords, in their halls of stone. And nine, nine rings were gifted to the race of men, who above all want power. For within these rings was the power and will to govern each territory.
But they were all of them decieved; for far away, in the land of Mordor, the Dark Lord Sauron forged a master ring; and into this one ring he poured his malice, his hatred, and his will to dominate all life. One Ring to rule them all."
--- From the 2001 film version of The Fellowship of the Ring
In a sleepy village in the Shire a hobbit is entrusted with an immense task. He must make a perilous journey across Middle-earth to Mount Doom, there to destroy the One Ring - the Ring that, if the Dark Lord obtains it, will be the end of all the free countries of Middle-earth, and mean that the Dark Lord's evil dominion will reign forever.
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There ae various beings, among them elves and several incarnated angelic spirits (the group known as "wizards", as well as Sauron and the Balrog), who have powers that could be termed magical.
There are magic rings, that, if worn, give the wearer power beyond the person's normal abilities. One of these is the legendary One Ring (a Ring that gives the Dark Lord ultimate power) that Frodo is given the task to destroy before the Dark Lord reclaims it.
There is quite a lot of violence, but no gruesome details.
Lots of monsters, evil creatures etc.
If you like this you might like
- The Lord of the Rings's predecessor, The Hobbit
- The rest of The Lord of the Rings, namely the parts The Two Towers and The Return of the King.
- The rest of the books about J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle-earth
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A Globe and Mail article discusses how federal Industry Minister Tony Clement has claimed that a temporary non-binding deal granting Canada's independent garages access to the proprietary software and tools to fix newer-model cars is sufficient to protect the right to repair. He is claiming that that Private Members bill C-273, the Right to Repair bill, is no longer necessary, suggesting that "intellectual property rights" need to be balanced against the rights of automobile owners. Sorry, but unless the automobile owner is manufacturing and distributing new automobiles, there are no legitimate "intellectual property rights" at question.
For a party that alleges to hold protecting property rights as a founding principle, they don't seem to be interested in protecting this right.


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lets do some runner lenght and diameter tuneing questions
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lets keep it all mechanical and none of that computer fuel injection, and shit like that.
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i didnt see u say anything funny..
me either, you aint funny pint size
MMmm a pint size of ice cream sounds goooood..=)
a pint of guiness sounds a hell of a lot better. god damn, i haven't eaten lunch yet today, i'm going fucking crazy and ready to kill someone.
i'm going over to ricer760.com
fuck, i can't go over there and wring the heads off of little kiddies. their trial period for the bulletin board software expired. idjits.
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June 28, 2014
So is this how the story ends – not with a bang or a whimper, but with a BONK! and more tell-don't-show exposition?
Amy (flashing the obligatory Milford girl's bracelets) explains how she got to play Glenn Close to Lucky's Robert Redford. But why the short practice? Why any practice at all? If the Lady Mudlarks' season is continuing as the Mudlark boys' comes to a close, that would've made for a more compelling story line than the nonsense we've gotten this past week.
But no! The story of a benchwarmer turned supersub who plays her way into the starting lineup and leads her team to – what? the playdowns? – is all just window dressing here. No, the real story is Lucky who, after a crisis of confidence and a tell-don't-show lecture from Gil, still believes everything that happens to him is the result of luck (and still uses the word "luck" or "lucky" in every other sentence out of his mouth).
Casual readers of a certain mindset might've viewed this entire arc as being somewhat sexist that way. The Mudlark faithful know that Gil Thorp plays no such favorites. In Milford girls can be the protagonists as often as boys, and boys (like Lini Verde lo these many years ago) can feel free to show their feminine side – just like Lucky summons his inner Rosie the Riveter to break the fourth wall in P2.
The lame punchline in P3 speaks for itself. Thank goodness there'll be no more of those. I leave it to you to decide what makes up Conrad's 190 pounds but two things immediately spring to mind.


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Last week a stern-faced delegation of unemployed women let it be known that unless the Hon. H. E. Sizer, Minister for Labor and Industry in Queensland, consented to meet them and discuss a definite program of unemployment relief they would take off all their clothes and parade through the main streets of Brisbane, naked.
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Love & Hip Hop: New York's, Erica Mena is taking this lesbian thing serious. After she has been dogged out by so many men, I guess it's fitting for her to turn to the love of another woman, to feel worth something. Erica will do anything for fame, including fake a relationship with a woman just to have a story line. Allegedly Erica is dating video model Cy Santana, who will be joining Erica on the new season Love & Hip Hop.
Erica recently celebrated her good boo's birthday 21st birthday. She got her a youngin' barely legal. She uploaded the below picture to Instagram with the caption: "What baby wants baby gets! Happy Birthday @CynSantana"
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Tattoos and I have had a long, tumultuous relationship. It all started back in elementary school when I was utterly obsessed with Jack Sparrow. One day, while watching a rerun of "Inside the Actors Studio," I heard Johnny Depp recount the tale of his infamous tattoo. If you haven't heard the story, it goes as such: during his bad-boy years of long, greased hair and wool beanies, paparazzi temper tantrums, and 3:00 am appearances at LA nightclub The Viper Room, the actor dedicated his beautifully sculpted deltoid to his then-girlfriend, Winona Ryder, getting "Winona Forever" engraved in capital letters. To my preteen self, it was a bold and foreign move, romantic and cool. It was also utterly stupid. Like many young Hollywood lovers, the two stars eventually split, and Depp had no choice but to rescind his mark of affection. He went and got the "na" removed, revising the words to "Wino Forever." So began my tattoo dilemma.
For many of us, college is a period of experimentation, self-exploration, and risk-taking. Our bodies are no exception to this. Just yesterday, a friend of mine began winter hibernation early by growing unprecedented facial hair. I have learned more about the anatomy of the ear from listening to my peers choose between daith and tragus piercings than from my high school biology classes. Yet, throughout my time at Harvard, I have found that most individuals fall into one of several categories when it comes to the issue of tattoos: there are those who staunchly claim stretch marks, professional advancement, and cursive ink do not mix well and that regret is inevitable; there are those who don't see what the big deal is—a tat is a tat, the more the better; and then, there's me.
As a painter and artist, I have always found the visual aspect of the tattoo provocative. The notion that through text, image, and color the body can become a canvas is extremely powerful. Even more profound is the idea that one can self-impose an aesthetic statement, overtly displaying an act of self-transformation through physical skin mutation. The tattoo is a personal badge, a narrative, a history, a particular declaration of individual and perhaps collective identity.
Nonetheless, while it is true that we are constantly expressing ourselves— whether through our government papers or Facebook status updates, our clothing or haircuts—there is something unsettling about carrying one single moment of this very expression on one's body forever. Just as Depp fell out of love with Winona, what if I fall out of love with my tattoo? Does this mean I have somehow betrayed my younger, former self ? Will I have to prepare some explanation when people ask what it means?
The ability to play and be adventurous in my self-expression while simultaneously being conscious about the lasting consequences of these acts is at the heart of my thoughts on both tattoos and creative freedom. Ironically, most artists long for permanence, trusting and hoping that their work and message will persist long after their careers and lives end. The weight of this permanence inevitably calls for long contemplation, the toil of creation, and careful modes of display. But if you ask any artist, the impulse to create a lasting mark is also instinctive and reckless, inevitably opening up the very act of art-making to the fault and foolishness of something like "Wino Forever."
Looking back, I'll admit to having entertained a few embarrassing tattoo ideas: the rose-chained anklet, which I would never have to remove when showering; the "profound" Oscar Wilde quote, whose brevity and aphoristic punch began to feel too easy and disingenuous over time; the traditional Chinese seal of my surname, which I abandoned after realizing I should probably learn to read and write Mandarin first.
Last year I finally thought I could break through the unhealthy cycle of infatuation, fallout, make-up, and total abdication when I came across the idea of getting the Egyptian symbol, Ka, tattooed on my upper-back. The Ka was said to be the soul's vital essence, that which distinguished life from death. It was a beautiful concept, and I was ready to commit.
Yes! I was ready to commit…that is, until I showed my friend a Google image of the hieroglyph, which is represented by two upraised arms. Her reaction: "It looks like a football touchdown sign." The visual similarities were undeniable. Even as someone who had only watched the Super Bowl for the commercials and halftime show, I felt like an idiot for not having noticed.
For the time being, I remain tattoo-free, continuing to search for the perfect mark. Perhaps a time will come when I will finally settle down on one mode of self-expression. I can only hope that that moment will not only contain meaningful history and retrospective insight, but also set into motion a series of shifting perceptions and new emotional experiences that might include pleasure, fondness, nostalgia, or even regret.
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With all the growth Foley is experiencing lately, we need a Chipotle!
If you haven't heard of the fabulous restaurant "Chipotle Mexican Grill,' it is a casual dining establishment spread out all over the world including the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, and France. They specialize in making gourmet burritos and burrito bowls. The first Chipotle was founded in 1993 in Denver, Colorado. The restaurant took the place of a former ice cream shop called "Dolly Madison Ice Cream." In 1999, the founder, Steve Ells, learned how livestock was raised in America and proposed a plan to get their supplies from a better perspective.
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In my opinion, Chipotle is the best restaurant in the entire world! The reasons why I believe they're so awesome is because:
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During the tourist seasons in the summer and fall holidays, there are thousands of visitors from around the world that come to the Gulf Coast for vacations with their families. They drive down highway 59 and the Beach Express. Theses two busy highways are flooded with tourists trying to get wherever their travels take them. Who wouldn't want to stop and grab a bite eat at a Chipotle?
Whenever I'm a tourist in a city that is unfamiliar to me, I always ask if there is a Chipotle near by. The funny thing is, on my long list of college requirements, there has to be a Chipotle within or near the university. As a side note, students thrive off of things that supply a great value and offer reasonable prices. Just like in college towns, students in high school can go to Chipotle on a Friday, either after school or on a game day, and have a great meal.
A few months ago, Chipotle opened in Mobile, AL on Airport Blvd. Since then, the restaurant has seen great success in the local area, but for those of us who live an hour away,we feel as if that is a really far drive.
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Governor Phillip Park, Palm Beach
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Governor Phillip Park is a gorgeous park on a thin strip of land at the northernmost tip of the Barrenjoey peninsula. It is truly a blessed spot, with an ocean beach on one side and a surreal blue-green bay on the other. From the park, you can see the emerald line of the bay above the green of a golf course. Huge Norfolk pines provide shade but there is also plenty of sunlight at this park.
The playground is as beautiful as they come, and modern. Instead of an outdated play structure, there are spinners of all sorts, two space nets (pyramid rope climbers)- one around a tree, swings, and best of all, two gigantic row boats of dark, attractive wood where kids can let their imaginations paddle free.
After playing at the park, you have two options for food. You can walk north a short way to Boathouse for a reasonably-priced, casual (you pay up front) meal with one of the most stunning views of any restaurant. Or you can walk toward the beach and slightly north to Dunes, which has a restaurant and an outdoor kiosk with pretty seating and views of the park. At the kiosk you can get an icecream popsicle called a Splice- so yummy- made of pineapple-lime ice with vanilla icecream in the middle.
On the beach side of this park, you will find Palm Beach North, a windy beach with high dunes you can walk to. Look up at Barrenjoey lighthouse, or even better, take the hiking trail up to it (see info below).
The park is named after Governor Arthur Phillip, who was the founder of the settlement that is now called Sydney, and lead a very exciting life, starting at the young age of 13 when he was apprenticed to the British merchant navy.
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Governor Phillip Park is located on the thin strip of land at the northernmost tip of the Barrenjoey peninsula.
Follow Barrenjoey Rd all the way to the northernmost tip of the peninsula where it curves to the right. Turn left at the sign for Governor Phillip Park and the playground is on your right, near the main road.
Bus L90 has a stop right by the playground. It comes every 30 minutes, and goes all the way to Central Station, with various stops including Avalon and Wynyard.
Barrenjoey lighthouse is open on Sundays 11-3 with tours every half hour. Cost to tour is $5 for adults and $2 for children. The hike begins at the northern end of the driveway that leads into Governor Phillip Park.
Dunes Restaurant and Kiosk, 1193 Barrenjoey Road, Palm Beach, call 9974 3332.
Boathouse, call 9974 3868.
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Ijaw groups protest against alleged harassment of Jonathan, wife
Official and business activities were disrupted in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State yesterday as Ijaw groups protested against what they termed "the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) harassment of former President Goodluck Jonathan and his wife, Dame Patience."
The youths were led by the President of Ijaw Youths Congress (IYC), Udengs Eradiri, President of Ogbia Brotherhood Youth Wing, Dr. Gilbert Langour and Women Leader of Ogbia Brotherhood Women Wing, Unity Ototo.
The protesters brandished placards with various inscriptions like: "EFCC, leave Patience Jonathan alone," "EFCC stop harassing Jonathan," "EFCC, follow due process," "EFCC obey rule of law" " Give us jobs not soldiers," "Unfreeze Jonathan's account," "EFCC, return Bayelsa funds," "We need true federalism," "deploy bulldozers, not armoured tanks."
Eradiri, who spoke with newsmen, said the protest became necessary since the harassment of the Jonathans, through the media trial of his wife.
Eradiri said: "We want to show to the world how peaceful the people of the Niger Delta are, especially the Ijaws. You know we are the largest ethnic group in the Niger Delta and the fourth largest in the country. Usually, we are painted in a negative light, but today we have proved to the world that we are peaceful.
"We want to call on President Buhari to respect the former first family. At least former President Jonathan has shown he is a man of peace. He handed over, without recourse to the courts.
"The president should focus on governance and stop vilifying the former first family of the Niger Delta. Look at Nigeria, we are in recession today economically, this is as a result of the conduct of the EFCC towards the Maritime University.
"Why is this government victimising Dr. Jonathan? Patience Jonathan is not only a first lady, she has been the wife of a former deputy governor, governor, vice president and president. Are you expecting her to be a poor woman?"
Eradiri said: "The other issue affecting us is the sale of national assets. We are not against the sale but what we are saying is that if you are selling the NLNG in Bonny, then the Bonny people must be given the chance of first refusal to buy the assets."


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It is Monday and that means it is time to share my take on this week's #488 sketch from Scrapbook Challenges.
Here is my take on it. I ended up documenting May 7th, 2016 which happened to be National Scrapbook Day and other things. However, this page is just showing me playing along with challenges.
Supplies: cardstock (Bazzill Basics and The Paper Studio), pattern paper (Crate Paper and My mind's Eye), journaling cards (American Crafts and Project Life), die cuts (American Crafts), stickers (We R Memory Keepers, American Crafts and My Mind's Eye), paperclip (The Paper Studio),mirror (The Paper Studio)electronic die cutter, cartridge and software (Cricut), and pen (Project Life)
Here is a closer look. Have you seen those mirror embellishments from Hobby Lobby? I am loving them and I have my eye on another package since I already used most of the gold triangle package.
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Micronesian Youth Summit Prepares Children for Future Success
We Are Oceania - (Mon) March 11, 2019
Christina Kishimoto, the Superintendent of the Hawaiʻi State Department of Education, addresses over 300 Micronesian youth gathered for the 3rd annual summit at UH Mānoa.
We Are Oceania (WAO) hosted the 3rd annual Micronesian Youth Summit on March 9th. The event saw over 300 Micronesian youth in attendance, along with many others from the community that came to speak to the youth about their culture, their lives, and their futures.
"You are our future," announced Kandhi A. Elieisar, the Consul General for Micronesia in Honolulu. "You are the torchbearers of our Micronesian nations."
Elieisar was one of several Micronesian leaders to speak to the youth. His was a message about the youth and for the youth, explaining the importance of their welfare for overall society, and even the evolving role of women in what he called our "male-dominated society."
This year's theme was "Navigating Success," paying homage to both the gathering's purpose and the heritage of those present. "This summit can help you strengthen the rudders of your canoe to help you navigate success," went on Elieisar.
The students greet each other before the start of the summit.
A myriad of cultural performances were given by both the youth and other Micronesian groups, such as Kosraean* stick dancers from Chaminade University of Honolulu's Micronesian Club.
Jocelyn Howard is the Program Director of We Are Oceania, and was the primary organizer of the event. "One thing we added on this year that's different is a whole session called 'My Micronesia'. [It gives] the youth an opportunity to look within," she explained.
For "My Micronesia," the youth broke into groups by country and prepared short presentations. Ranging from frank discussions to chants and dancing, the participants encouraged and supported one another.
The keynote speaker was the Community Relations Specialist for the mayor of Oʻahu, Relley Araceley. He gave an energetic but sincere speech to the youth, talking about his own experiences growing up Micronesian in Hawaiʻi - the good and the bad - and touched on an issue felt by all in the room: a feeling of belonging.
"There's a humility inside of us, and sometimes it's hard to feel proud of who we are," Araceley said.
Partners in Development Foundation and We Are Oceania would like to extend our warmest aloha to Matson, the Myron B. Thompson School of Social Work, the U.S. Department of the Interior, the East West Center, Micronesian United Oʻahu, the Marshallese Consulate office, Marshallese Education Day, Micronesian Cultural Awareness Program, and the Micronesian Health Advisory Coalition. Without the kind and generous partnership from these sponsors, the 2019 Micronesian Youth Summit would not have been possible.
*This corrects an earlier version that incorrectly identified the Chaminade University stick dance as Chuukese. We apologize for the error and mahalo those who brought it to our attention. We will always strive for accuracy and transparency, and honor the unique cultures of our many diverse peoples.