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Basic Course on Terminology for Beginners and Beyond A collection of blog posts on the basics of terminology and terminology management
It's been two years of writing on this blog and I figured it was time to bring the basics together in one place for ease of reference. So I gathered the most relevant posts to present them in the form of a basic course. You will also find this blog post as a new page under "Terminology 101" for future reference. And, of course, I will be adding information as this blog grows, so keep visiting!
An overview of the basic terminology and approaches used. But first, make sure you read about how to overcome Terminologiphobia!
What is Terminology? One of my first blog posts!
Terminology, Terminography, Lexicology, Lexicography. An overview of the differences and similarities.
The Science of Terminology. Is it really a science?
Terms used in Terminology: TermTerm, An Interactive Presentation.
The onomasiological and semasiological approaches. It's easier to understand than to pronounce!
The Synchronic and Diachronic Approaches of Terminology (includes a chess analogy and a fun cartoon, just because studying terminology doesn't have to be boring!)
Terminologization. De-terminologization. Re-terminologization. It seems that one of our favorite pastimes is changing the meaning of regular words to give them a new meaning.
Glossary, lexicon, thesaurus, nomenclature, Ontology, Taxonomy. How to tell them apart?
One of the first questions I asked myself when I learned about this profession: What does a terminologist do?
New role description for terminologists. An updated description.
The Terminologist Job Description. A collection of descriptions.
From Translator to Terminologist: Terminology as a Professional Career. Learn about how famous terminologists ended up loving this profession.
Famous Terminologists in History and Today (Who is Who in Terminology and Interviews)
There are terminologists and terminologists. Whether you work in small or large projects you need to know the fundamentals of it.
What is the difference between Terminologist and Terminology Project Manager?
Three skills you need to have as Terminology Project Manager.
Terminology Project Management: All the basics here!
Understanding how to deal with concepts is key to understanding terminology
The concept-oriented approach: It's not about the terms!
Deconstructing designations: Term, Appelation, Symbol. You have to know this to understand the rest!
The Semantic Triangle: Words don't mean, people mean. The most searched-for topic in my blog.
An overview of concept relationships and why they are important in Terminology – Part I,Part II, and Part III
The link between terms and concepts are definitions.
Writing your first terminological definition
How to handle definitions in termbase creation
It's time to have fun with terminology work!
My termbase cheat sheet. A downloadable file on don't and don'ts of termbases.
The Ins and Outs of Term Validation (a blog post reblogged by ATA's blog "The Savvy Newcomer").
What is granularity?
Preferred, admitted and deprecated terms
Common Terminology Abbreviations and Acronyms
Language codes versus country codes. Which ones do you use for a termbase?
Tacking Terminology in a New Field: A practical case
Corporate Terminology Management
Searching the Internet: How much can you trust it?
As with anything you do in life, always make sure you understand the legal aspects of terminology work.
Product liability: Beware of how you handle your terms!
Copyright: Get it right! And Good Practices
Terminology Standards. If you work with clients, you need to know that standards are binding if you sign a contract saying that you are using them.
My collection of blog posts that talks about tools
A Terminologist's ToolBox: My blog posts explaining in detail a few of the tools used by terminologists. All the goodies!
I came to know about corpus analysis tool last year and I got hooked! I now believe that it's a must-have tool that will help you in your terminology work, maybe more than you think.
Readings, tools, and useful links for corpus analysis, how to use AntConc,
Learn how to prepare your business case
Because history and theory doesn't have to be so hard to understand, I designed infographics and PowerPoint presentations to explain them.
The Father of Terminology: Eugene Wüster and his Terminology theory. A specialist turned terminologist, but also wore 11 different hats! (a biography and an infographic)
Terminology theory in easy-to-swallow pills (A PowerPoint presentation)
History of Terminology explained in three infographics: The birth of Terminology,Terminology From Toddler to Teen, Modern Terminology History.
Terminology is past, present, and future. And the future couldn't look brighter!
Introducing Terminotics
The Future of Terminology in the Internet of Things
Linked Data: Connecting the Terminology Dots
Terminology and Crowdsourcing
Terminology: The bridge between worlds
Last but not least, a blog is born: An interview by TermCoord in which I talk about how this blog started. And let's keep learning together about Terminology, use these Twitterhandles and hashtags to be connected and read about the latest Terminology news, articles and more in my Terminology Padlet (and share your own!). Visit my Delicious page for additional terminology resources and my Facebook page (because you just can't get enough!)
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When the U.S. Women's National Team takes the field in Germany this Summer, they will do so in unique new attire. Images of the team's 2011 FIFA World Cup kits were released last month, but the all-black away uniforms made their official on-field debut during an exhibition game against Japan this past weekend. The autographed game-worn jerseys of all 21 USWNT players from the USA-Japan match will be available via an Internet auction with all the proceeds going to benefit the Japanese tsunami relief.
The uniforms feature a noticeably more feminine silhouette, with a fitted black bodice. Capped sleeves, a high neckline and red piping help to create a bold design aesthetic. The gear is said to be inspired by the beautiful but deadly Black Widow spider and was designed specifically for the female athlete, to enhance the range of motion.
To give the USWNT a leg up on the competition, Nike has created their lightest and most environmentally friendly uniform. "The jerseys are Nike's most environmentally friendly and technologically advanced uniform yet. Each kit is made entirely from recycled polyester, produced from up to eight recycled plastic bottles per jersey. Recycled plastic bottles were diverted from landfills sites and then melted down to produce a new DriI-Fit yarn that was ultimately converted to fabric for the jerseys. This process saves raw materials and reduces energy consumption by up to 30 percent compared to manufacturing virgin polyester."
Many have questioned the all-black decision as it is a departure from the country's red, white and blue color scheme. Fans are also weary of the white, home attire, which has been likened to a nurses uniform. On the flip side, there are those who approve of the feminine, fashion-forward yet functional approach to the uniforms and applaud the sleek, classic design. Either way, you can pick up your own jersey here.
Sound off soccer fans: what do you think of the team's new gear?

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Should we share our good works or do them in secret? Does Jesus contradict Himself? The following excerpt from the Lutheran Bible Companion sheds light on this seeming contradiction.
Matthew 5:16 reads: "Let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven."
Matthew 6:1 asserts: "Beware of practicing your righteousness before other people in order to be seen by them, for then you will have no reward from your Father who is in heaven."
In one and the same sermon Jesus says that we must let our light shine so that people can see our good works; and again, that we must do our good works in secret, so that people cannot see them. How are we to harmonize these two statements? In Mt 5:16 and the preceding verses Jesus urges His disciples to engage in good works. He tells them that they are equipped for serving their God and other people; they are the salt of the earth and the light of the world; and the good qualities with which they are endowed are not to lie dormant, but they are to be put to use. As salt they can heal and purify, and as a light they can lead. And being thus equipped, they must not be idle. In Mt 6:1, however, Jesus is discussing the motives from which our good works are to flow, and in very forcible language He tells us that if our good works are to be pleasing to God, they must not be done in the spirit of vanity or of glorification of self, but in humility, our aim being to advance the glory of God and the best interests of our neighbors. In Mt 5:16 Jesus tells us to do good works; they will be seen and will help to exalt the name of your great God. In Mt 6:1 He tells us not to do good works in order to be seen doing them. In that case they lose all ethical value. Putting it briefly, we might say that in the one passage Jesus prescribes good works, in the other He warns against the wrong motive for doing good works.
From The Lutheran Bible Companion, volume 2, pages 220–21 © 2014 Concordia Publishing House. All rights reserved.
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What defines a company's culture? Is it being allowed to bring your dog to work? Paid volunteer days? Social beer carts?
While all of these examples are benefits of working at Softchoice, a huge part of our award-winning corporate culture is our employee recognition programs. One of our biggest, Softchoice President's Club, rewards the company's best of the best every year with a week-long trip to an exciting destination. [Read more…]


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Tag Archives: Mike Friedrich
Comics Survey: Words, Part II
Ken Parille digs through 60 years of comics and says things about words. He explores a diverse creative cast, from Bill Griffith, Gabrielle Bell, and Julia Gfrörer to Jerry Siegel, John Byrne, and Grant Morrison — with a brief appearance by Otto Binder. Continue reading
The Comics Journal No. 165, January 1994
Featuring interviews with Matt Wagner and Tom Tomorrow; an editorial by Gary Groth; essay by Rob Rodi.
The Comics Journal No. 139, December 1990
Featuring interviews with Aline Kominsky-Crumb and Alan Moore; essays by Peter Bagge, Mike Friedrich, and Jim Woodring; sketchbook pages by Lloyd Dangle. Continue reading
The Comics Journal No. 128, April 1989
Featuring an interview with Sergio Aragones; editorial by Gary Groth. Continue reading
The Comics Journal No. 132, November 1989
Featuring interviews with Lynda Barry and Paul Chadwick; the Don Punchatz sketchbook. Continue reading
The Comics Journal No. 100, July 1985
Featuring interviews with Neal Adams, Murray Boltinoff, Chris Claremont, Will Eisner, Steve Engelhart, Mike Friedrich, Steve Gerber, William M. Gains, Dick Giordano, HArvey Kurtzman, and more. Continue reading
The Comics Journal No. 71, March 1982
Featuring interviews with Mike Friedrich and Roy Thomas; the EC Progressives Part 2. Continue reading


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Do you feel it? The election took place only a couple of weeks ago. The lull in controversy and the end of the incredibly spiteful advertising offers great peace. No, the discussions aren't over, but let's take what we can get, shall we?
Event Info for "A Mindful Nation" Conversation Next Week (Newton, MA)
Time Lost & Found
An MBSR classmate shared this great post by Anne Lemott on finding time. Take a look, share thoughts.
This is what I say: First of all, no one needs to watch the news every night, unless one is married to the anchor. Otherwise, you are mostly going to learn more than you need to know about where the local fires are, and how rainy it has been: so rainy! That is half an hour, a few days a week, I tell my students. You could commit to writing one page a night, which, over a year, is most of a book.
Week 8: The End!
To open our final class we started with a short silence a little standing yoga and then moved into a body scan. From there, we did a 20-min silent sitting meditation. And then A opened the floor for reactions about our last week of practice or how we were feeling today. She does a great job of keeping us at bay when we want to be talking about the "big stuff."
Several of us shared how we literally take our practice with us — on the train, to the doctor for a long appointment, in the car. Others said they find solace in the idea of always being able to begin again (myself included). Some folks mentioned it's much easier to integrate into their daily lives when they take 2-3 minutes to meditate a few times per day. And then others said being in the classroom feels like being at home. Those who attended other classrooms said they don't have the same warmth or connectivity that we do and it comes as a concern. Will it still feel like home when we leave?
A moved us on to a guided reflection before we filled out our end-of-program forms. Once we finished, we got to take a look at our mid-course forms to compare. The difference was pretty surprising. For me, many of the symptoms I had been feeling disappeared. I'm now nearly symptom-less. In the beginning of class, I expressed a whole lot more judgment toward myself and that too melted away. I'm much more compassionate toward myself and others now. It feels great. Another test revealed that I was previously much more nervous and stressed, feeling like at times things were getting out of control, or that I was less on top of things. Now, I'm more secure, relaxed and present.
MBSR: Week 7
Though many of us were dying to share our experiences from the retreat, we opened with a silent sitting meditation. As you can imagine, several folks felt the moments of silence was torture, while others experienced peace and comfort. A dear friend of mine in class described his experience in the retreat and in class as being like a moat. The moat is filled with thoughts and he used the breath as a vehicle to go deeper and pass over the water. Others described their thoughts throughout the day as nats. For me, it was quite peaceful. But I must admit, other people's restlessness kept me alert. I did feel empathy for them especially as my own foot started to fall asleep, but I breathed through it. Practicing Loving-Kindness meditations we learned on the retreat helped, too.
A reminded us that this is a life-long practice and that it doesn't just end with next week's class. It's too easy to forget, but we must pick up and start again. She then guided us into a quick reflection on the retreat before we moved into pairs to discuss and practice "committed listening."
MBSR: All-Day Retreat
What an exciting day! Luckily, I found a spot near some familiar faces in a sea of about nearly 200 strangers.
The agenda was as follows:
- Opening meditation (8-15 min)
- Standing yoga
- Full body scan
- Walking meditation
- Sitting meditation
- Walking meditation
- Image meditation (mountain)
- Reflecting meditation (perfect biscuits)
- Lunch (1 hr)
- Walking meditation (more random/faster pace/ended with big clump in center of room)
- Loving kindness meditation (To: you, benefactor, loved one, neutral person, difficult person, the room, all beings)
- Attention to detail and big picture (hand to room to outside)
- Peer-to-peer discussion
- Group discussion
- Silent meditation
- Full circle – end with one word
MBSR: Week 6
The class opens with standing yoga to wake us up and then we move to a 45-50 min meditation, our longest to date. Before we dive into our reactions, A let's us know after reading our mid-course evaluations that the teachers purposely do not assign any reading or provide and specific background info so that students rely on themselves. I actually provided that feedback myself in the evaluation that it surprised me to not have been given any history or background on John Kabat-Zinn. We hadn't so much as talked about any modern discussions like the recent New York Time's piece on mindful eating. A says thoughtfully, We want you to read your own life experience, very directly.
Reflecting on the last week of practice, folks discussed mindful driving and how it combats monotonous drives. Some even turned off the radio and focused on breathing. Though we are instructed not to listen to the CDs in the car, one classmate admitted to it and mentioned he enjoyed the guide and then letting go during long periods of silence. Not filling ever moment with media was refreshing, he recalled.
This is exactly how we translate our practice into everyday life. Another classmate recalled the experience in her own classroom. Even her kids noticed her change in disposition, her increased attentiveness, and in turn, they became more engaged. Another classmate recalled a very upsetting moment during the week when she thought someone had broken into her home. The cops showed up, the dog was frightened and she just couldn't seem to access her mindfulness practice in the moment. Regardless, to calm herself down after all the commotion, she listened to the guided meditation. This helped calm her fight or flight response to the threat allowing her to fall asleep soundly that night.
MBSR: Week 5 – Halfway!
Tonight was the halfway mark in our course. And as you can imagine, this gave us pause for reflection. So A opened the evening with an awareness of breath sitting meditation. This time, I noticed much less tension in my face, though I still had thoughts about my current relationship, some about seeing an old friend and teeny bit of work.
Reflecting on our progress
A followed this meditation with a guided reflection on our progress– are we worried about the time we're putting into our practice? Are we judging our practice? Are our thoughts the same? Before leading us into our minds, A emphasized the idea that growth isn't linear, something that really spoke to me. She asked if we are open to recommitting to our practice and to losing judgment, to losing expectations. All of this sounded good to me and as I reflected on my first half of practice, I lost the judgment and embraced positivity toward the second half.
I did think I would be more disciplined in my practice, as I told a classmate, so I promised myself that in the second half and beyond, I would recomit. It seemed to be a trend in the room, despite knowing time and life events aren't an excuse. One classmate explained, it feels more effective when it's a constant and another made it a goal to incorporate into job with a new start.
Despite my own judgments on the consistency of my practice, I'm learning it's working. I've had several life events in the last few weeks that have tested my work. My reactions are incredible different. I'm pausing, breathing and reflecting instead of giving my knee-jerk thoughts or feelings. I feel much more in control of my emotions this way. And I know I want to make this more a part of my life journey than a hobby. I do have my preferences– yoga as no surprise is my favorite for the mind/body combo and my least favorite is the body scan. I also seem to meditate at odd times. Like while I'm reflecting on the train or walking in the city. Regardless, it's all part of my progress.
MBSR: Week 4
We opened the class with a light standing stretch. It felt great after a vigorous yoga practice and a stressful day at work. Then we moved into a silent sitting meditation which lasted ~30 minutes. At first, I felt the immediate effects of drinking coffee shortly before class– it felt as though my heart would jump through my chest as my breathing intensified. During my meditation, I had this awful tickle in my throat and then had to sneeze. In preventing panic, I dreamt of grabbing my water bottle to relieve my throat but knew I'd disturb someone. In an effort not to "cheat," I managed to breathe the tickle and sneeze away. Once I conquered that and felt like I was on top of the world, I realized that my thoughts started to jump and caused tension in my face. This was a first. I kept having to check-in and relax my face when A's guidance triggered a thought (often about my current relationship). It felt very familiar to what my best friend and I call savasana brain after a wild yoga practice— that heavy, foggy mind.
MBSR: Week 3
Before you know kindness as the deepest thing inside,
you must know sorrow as the other deepest thing.
You must wake up with sorrow.
You must speak to it 'til your voice
catches the thread of all sorrows
and you see the size of the cloth.
Then it is only kindness that makes sense anymore,
only kindness that ties your shoes
and sends you out into the day to mail letters
and purchase bread,
only kindness that raises its head
from the crowd of the world to say
it is I you have been looking for,
and then goes with you everywhere like a shadow or a friend.
– Naomi Shibab Nye
By now, folks are starting to feel more as they develop their practice. The above quote is a nod to keep going. We may not like what we see, but to see it is the important part.


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Altar Boys
No one had anything to say about the altar boy photo from last time, so here it is again, this time with most of the boys identified…
Father Patrick Kenney at very back
Back row: Melvin Klucas, unknown, Howard Regan, Robert Reardon (between two rows)
Middle row: Lewis Fennell, Clarence Hargreaves
Front row: ? Flynn, Donald Reynolds, Richard McMahon
We are only missing the identity of the boy second from the left in the back row, and the first name of the Flynn boy in the front. Any ideas?
From what I have heard, Father Kenney was a popular priest in Clontarf. Any stories about him? Please share by leaving a comment/reply.
McDermott General Store: November 1883
Just have a couple of pages from the November 1883 store ledger. Let's see what who was shopping…
November 5th
- Priest Safleur: $2.15 for coffee, tea, sugar, and two stove pipes (.40)
- John Gallagher: stocked up on some staples, including tea, coffee, matches, soap, nails, tobacco and then came back a bit later for 5 yards of denim (.60) and 4 skein of yarn (.48)
- John Regan: sold Mr. McDermott $4.05 worth of butter and received cash back
- Mrs. James McGeary: lantern globe (.20), 2 yards blue denim (.40), 2 yards shirting (.28), 3 yards sheeting (.27), and thread (.05)
- James Kent: sugar (1.00) and can of tea (.65)
- William Duggan: 8 yards sheeting (.80), 3-1/2 yards flannel (.63), thread (.05), pins (.05), and elastic (.05)
November 8th
- Mrs. John Casey: sugar (.50), 2# currants (.20), matches (.10), salt (.10), and nails (.10)
- Industrial School: 4 dozen eggs (.80)
- John Regan: sugar (1.00), kerosene oil (.30), Japanese tea (.45), 5# nails (.25), 4# prunes (.40)
- John Regan, put on James Kent's account: 2# nails (.10)
McDermott paid out about 12-1/2 cents per dozen eggs (see earlier post) and it looks like he charged the folks at the Industrial School 20-cents per dozen.
A fair amount of sewing would be done by Mrs. McGeary and Mrs. Duggan. I didn't realize elastic had been invented by 1883. What do you suppose Mrs. Duggan was making with all that sheeting?
Anything stand out to you about these purchases?
I will get back to the family histories in upcoming posts. Let me know if you have any suggestions for information you would like featured on the blog.
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Now that September is upon us, it seems that we can almost smell Fall in the air!
Summer may be fun, but when the weather gets cooler and the leaves start falling, we can tell that a change is happening. Autumn is the transition season that leads us from the hot, bright sunny months into the cold, dark nights of winter and all of the fun the end of the year will bring. When Fall begins, we are just a hop, skip and jump away from Halloween, Thanksgiving, and (dare I say it?!) Christmas.
Pumpkins, hot apple cider, warm sweaters, fluffy scarves, boots… these are all things we have to look forward to in the coming weeks.
So whether autumn is your favorite time of year, or you just want to get in the in the mood for a new season, here are some of the best fall and autumn quotes to help.
Here are a selection of some of the best quotes about Fall.
Inspired by nature
Though Autumn is traditionally a season of letting things go, it can also be a season of renewal and rebirth.
It can be a time to adopt a fresh new outlook on life and find enjoyment in the little things. There may be fewer flowers, but there are plenty of ripe fruits to be found! Head out for some apple picking at a local orchard, hit up the corn maze, or go to the pumpkin patch to see the abundant beauty of all that nature has to offer this Fall. Many churches and local organizations have pumpkin patches where you can go and snap a few photos and buy a few pumpkins. Whether you want to make a pie or a halloween lantern, this is the perfect place!
A quick Google search will let you know what is going on in your area – from group hikes to apple picking, pumpkin patches and more. This is the best season to get out outside with friends and family.
After the heat of summer, the coming of cooler days can be a real treat. You can return the bikinis, denim shorts and summer dresses to your closet and finally dig out the warm cozy sweaters that have been lurking at the back. Swapping sandals for sturdy leather boots or wellies means we get to hit the trails, kick up the leaves, and make the most of the great outdoors!


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Any discussion of quilting for beginners should define what a quilt is, as well as how it's made. A quilt is a bed covering composed of three layers. There's a woven cloth top, a layer of batting or wadding, and a woven back.
'Quilting' refers to the way the front and back of the quilt are joined with hand or machine stitching. Some quilts are tied with string. The middle layer of batting traps warm air between the top and bottom layers, keeping the bed and its occupants warm during cold winter nights.
Quilts are distinguishable from other blankets because the top and back layer are pieced together with patches or blocks of cloth. Today, quilting is considered folk art, which immigrated to the New World with the first European colonists. Making quilts was a matter of economy and need. Large swatches of cloth were prohibitively expensive for use as blankets.
Patchwork quilts often consisted of joining oddly shaped scraps from worn-out or out-grown clothing. Because of this, a hand-pieced 'crazy quilt' became a tactile and visual journal of a family's history which used fabric to record weddings, births, even sickness and death.
Intricate patterns were also created with different sized blocks cut from a variety of cloth scraps. The secrets of quilting for beginners were passed down from one generation to the next by the clan matriarch.
Quilting often became a social event – known as a 'quilting bee' – for female relatives and neighbors who formed assembly lines of sorts, which was a far more efficient production than quilting solo. Many quilters today also enjoy gathering socially to piece together a new quilt.
With regard to modern quilt making, the 'top' of the quilt is typically the decorative side, with blocks of colored patches joined to form from simple to intricate design elements. These blocks may or may not be separated by plain fabric swatches known as 'sashing.'
Today quilts are still made to commemorate important family events, compliment bedroom and living décor, as art, and as heirlooms handed down from one generation to the next; and treasured for years to come.
Quilting, for beginners anyway, can be a tough "art" to learn as well as to master. This is why many quilters are thus able to capitalize on their hobby by making custom quilts to order or for sale at auctions, flea markets. craft shows, swap meets and similar venues.
While quilting is considered by some to be too time consuming to be considered a lucrative source of income, many quilters enjoy selling their creations for extra spending cash or to contribute to household finances while caring for children at home.
Looking to make a baby quilt? Missouri Quilt has a great selection of baby quilt kits.


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What are personal carbon offsets, and should you buy them for your flights?
VANCOUVER -- With winter approaching, many Canadians are making plans to fly home for the holidays – or to escape the cold with a tropical vacation.
But 2019 was a year that saw the threat of climate change take centre stage, with waves of rallies and marches across the country that left some people questioning whether they can, in good conscience, justify their usual travel plans.
Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg famously spent 15 days sailing across the Atlantic this summer to avoid getting on an airplane. And while that might be asking too much of the average Canadian, there are alternatives for people who care about the size of their carbon footprint – including carbon offsets for flights.
CTV News spoke to Gideon Forman, a climate change and transportation policy analyst from the David Suzuki Foundation, about what offsets are and whether they're worth considering for the average Canadian.
What are carbon offsets?
Carbon offsets are completely voluntary payments people can make when travelling by plane.
While it's impossible for individual passengers to actually decrease the amount of carbon dioxide released during their journey, offsets at least provide a way to balance the bad (greenhouse gas emissions) with some good (investment in green technology and other programs).
"One of the things that a carbon emissions company might do is you pay them X number of dollars when you take a flight from Toronto to Vancouver, and they'll take your money and put it into a wind farm in South America," Forman said.
"That wind farm means they can produce electricity without giving off emissions, so the environment is benefiting, and it kind of compensates for the flight that you took."
Why should I bother?
In short, because air travel is one of the biggest offenders when it comes to greenhouse gas emissions around the globe.
By some estimates, the aviation industry accounts for up to nine per cent of all climate impact tied to human activity. Measured by emissions per passenger per kilometre, planes are far worse for the environment than cars or trains – and that's especially true on shorter journeys.
"Short haul flights, they're very intensive because it's a very short trip and it takes a lot of emissions to get off the ground," said Forman. "But any flying has lots of greenhouse gas emissions."
Studies have found the majority of the aviation industry's impact is caused by frequent fliers, defined as people who take at least six round-trips per year, but the average person can still follow their conscience as they choose.
Forman also noted the aviation industry is only growing bigger as time goes on.
"The thing to keep in mind about flying is that as the middle class grows internationally, more and more people are going to be flying so it's really a big growth sector for emissions," he told CTV News.
How much do offsets cost?
Very little, depending on how far you're flying.
On shorter flights – from Vancouver to Kelowna, or Toronto to Ottawa – the cost per person can be just a few dollars, depending on which company you use.
A major international flight can really test your commitment to being carbon-conscious, however. Travelling from Canada to Brazil, for instance – a round-trip journey that could range from 16,000 to 22,000 kilometres – costs between $86 and $104 per person.
Which offset company should I use?
There are a lot of options out there for purchasing carbon offsets, and they promise very different things.
Some capture methane from landfills and use it to create heat or electricity. Others fund solar power projects in the developing world.
Forman said discerning purchasers should know certain offsets are considered more beneficial than others.
"There's different levels of quality in offsets, and we (at the David Suzuki Foundation) always buy what's called the Gold Standard for offsets," he said.
There are a handful of different quality standards when it comes to offsets, but the Gold Standard is supported by dozens of organizations across the globe, including Greenpeace International and the World Wildlife Fund.
One thing Forman recommended people look for is what's called "additionality criteria" – meaning the offset money is going toward projects that wouldn't have been funded otherwise.
"It has to be something new that wouldn't happen without the offset company. So if the offsets go to solar or wind projects that were going to built anyway, that's not an offset," he stressed. "That's really key."
Is there a downside to offsets?
As previously mentioned, offsets can't actually reduce how much carbon dioxide people are helping to send into the atmosphere.
They're a worthwhile endeavor, Forman said, but not a substitute for measures that actually lower our carbon footprint.
"People may think that if they just buy offsets, that's enough. The fact of the matter is offsets are a step – and if they're the Gold Standard, they're an important step – but really where we need to be going is reducing our emissions," Forman said.
Under the increasingly common threat of wildfires, experts also recommend people think twice before choosing offsets that involve tree-planting.
"We understand that people want to plant trees, and of course trees are a good thing," Forman said. "But a forest can burn down, so you can lose those offsets. We're more supportive of things like wind power and solar power in developing countries."


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I was listening to a past EntreLeadership podcast on my morning walk a few days ago and heard a guest co-host named Rory Vaden say, "Peace is about having a longer-term perspective…Any problem in relation to today is a big problem. Any problem in relation to our life-span, though, is a small problem, and any problem in relation to eternity is no problem."
That's the truth, and having such a perspective really helps alleviate our fears. Having a long-term perspective helps us slow down and take a step back so we can rationally address our fears and craft solutions to overcome those fears.
Just like we've taken time to write out our goals and write out our mission statement/core value, fears should be written out as well. Writing out our fears not only offers clarity, but it helps us determine whether our fears are justified and rational. Writing out our fears takes away the mystery and uncertainty of "what if" which is usually what is fueling our fears in the first place.
When we write out our fears we can then craft plans to overcome and work through those fears, negating the "what if" factor. Uncertainty gives way to intentionality which blows fears away.
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Let's write out our fears AND a solution or two to allay those fears. Allay means to reduce or put to rest—literally laying those fears aside. You can only lay something down that you've been able to identify, and writing out your fears does just that.
So, I'll lay out some of my own fears and my workable solutions to allay those fear. (I invite you to share yours in the comments.)
- I fear that no one will ever read this blog and that it won't take off the way I hope. But I can allay this fear by refusing to give in and to work hard each day to produce better, more-useful content than the day before.
- I fear that I'm in over my head and that I'm not qualified to speak on my chosen topics. But I can allay this fear by writing authentically and truthfully about what I do know and understand, and by staying intentional about my own growth.
- As an introvert, I fear being vulnerable in social situations and letting people get to know the real me—I fear being rejected. But I can allay this fear by giving of myself in a genuine manner—not working to craft relationships for what I can get out of them, but what I can give.
Those are just three of my very real fears that I am working on daily. I must continually work through them and beyond them to find the success and results I want in my life.
What are some fears holding you back from accomplishing your goals? Face them by sharing in the comments—and don't forget to offer yourself a written solution as well.
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Lemon Garlic Dressing
A spicy lemon garlic dressing for tossing with fresh greens or marinating chicken.
- 3 lemons, peeled and halved
- 1½ teaspoon hot sauce
- 6 garlic cloves, peeled
- 1½ teaspoon Paprika
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1 teaspoon (3 g) salt, optional
- 1 cup (240 ml) olive oil
- Place lemon, hot sauce, garlic, paprika, and seasonings into the Vitamix container in the order listed and secure lid.
- Select Variable 1.
- Turn machine on and slowly increase speed to Variable 10, then to High.
- Blend for 45 seconds to 1 minute, using the tamper to press the ingredients into the blades.
- Reduce speed to Variable 7 and remove lid plug. While machine is running, slowly pour in oil through lid opening.
- Blend for 20 seconds.
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|Saturated Fat
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|396 mg
|Total Carbohydrate
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Lemon Garlic Dressing is rated out of 5 by 8.
Rated 3 out of 5 by Corkysam from Good Recipe I tried this recipe because I like lemon based dressings. After I followed the recipe and mixed all the ingredients I found that the dressing was delicious although a bit tart, so to fix that problem I also added a small amount of sugar to offset the tartness of the lemon. One word of warning, if you want your dressing to be a nice yellow color (as pictured in the recipe), omit the paprika. The paprika adds no flavor that I am aware of and turns the dressing a light melon color, as in French dressing or thousand island.
Date published: 2016-03-31
Rated 4 out of 5 by Doggie18 from Pretty Good This recipe is great to spice up a salad and give it a bit of a tart flavour. I find that a whole tablespoon of salt is a bit too much so instead i would use half a tablespoon. The dressing in the picture is not as yellow as it really was when I made it but if you would like that bright yellow colour then you can always also leave out the paprika.
Date published: 2017-11-24
Rated 3 out of 5 by prismcat from Not bad, but.... I left out the paprika per another reviewer, and the flavor was quite good, but it was definitely salty for my taste. I'll probably make it again, but reduce the salt to 2 teaspoons instead of a full tablespoon.
Date published: 2017-06-14
Rated 4 out of 5 by PQPantrySan from Note problems with volume/ingredients for 8 oz The ingredients are not scaled correctly for the 8 oz container. Also 20 oz and 8 oz recipes do not indicate peeling the lemons. While I cut back on the oil and lemon (and peeled) to fit the 8 oz container, didn't go far enough. Discovered problem too late. Cleaning up the mess now. Poured what didn't splash onto walls, counter and me into the 64 oz container along with unused olive oils and lemons, finished blending. Taste is good!
Date published: 2018-01-23
Rated 2 out of 5 by Dave B from Like the dressing, but not the math... The recipe states that it yields 120ml of dressing, but requires 160ml of oil (20-ounce and 8-ounce recipes), and that does not include the lemons! Now I am no rocket scientist, but there is something fishy with the math... Tried it with 160 ml of oil, think I am going to use half that next time to see if it is better. Or maybe Vitamix can fix the recipe and advise as to what is was supposed to be.
Date published: 2019-03-18
Rated 1 out of 5 by daven121 from To salty :( I made this expecting a garlicy lemony dressing but all I got was a mouthful of olive oil flavoured salt. It went straight down the plug hole! Is the measurement for salt incorrect? Also is there an alternative to olive oil? I would like to try this again.
Date published: 2018-06-18
Rated 2 out of 5 by Star fish from The dressing was too acidic too much lemon The dressing is too acidic I adjusted by adding some sugar of which I'm not a sugary stuff person and I believe no need of adding paprika it makes it loose the yellow color and no flavor, the garlic too is somehow getting lost, I had to pour out the dressing and that's wasting all the ingredients, I'll try to roast the garlic next time I make it and adjust the lemon too.
Date published: 2019-08-04
Rated 1 out of 5 by Leo B from Wowie! This recipes needs to go back to the drawing board. I wanted to use it as a salad dressing. I had to go to plan "B".
Date published: 2020-06-21


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VOF's Organic Guidelines Protect Water Quality
The April 1st Seven Days article Sacred Cows pointedly highlighted the relationship between accepted (and some unacceptable) agricultural practices and the need to protect water quality in our state. Vermont's farmers are some of the greatest stewards of our state's lands and waters, the vast majority of whom care deeply about the land that sustains us all. That said, there can always be bad actors. For Vermont's organic farmers, there are established guidelines and clear standards in place to prevent soil erosion and other factors than can negatively impact water quality. Under the Vermont Organic Farmer (VOF) guidelines for organic certification, farmers are required to take certain measures to protect water quality, biodiversity, and other natural resources. In order to maintain certification, organic producers are required to implement crop rotation, which (among other benefits) provides erosion control to prevent soil loss and runoff. Livestock yards and feeding areas must be managed in a way that prevents waste runoff into nearby surface waters, and pastures must be managed in a manner that does not put water quality at risk. Organic farmers' pasture plans must specifically include a description of practices used for erosion control and protection of natural wetlands and riparian areas. These are just a few examples. While there can be instances of non-compliance on organic farms as any other, all organic farms in Vermont are monitored through annual inspections. VOF (Vermont's organic certification program, operated by NOFA Vermont) is also required to conduct a certain number of unannounced inspections each year. In part to help support these monitoring and enforcement efforts, organic farmers pay substantial certification fees each year. NOFA Vermont supports the State's efforts to improve water quality and believes that every farmer and in fact, every citizen must be a part of the solution. As Vermont's organic certifier, one way VOF can help to support water quality protection is to assist the state in verifying organic farmers' compliance with updated AAPs (accepted agricultural practices) as part of the established inspection process. Such a solution would avoid excessive and expensive repeat inspection visits, since organic inspectors already visit organic farms at least once per year. Furthermore, since organic farmers already pay significant fees in order to have their operations regularly monitored and inspected, certified farmers should be exempt from the State's proposed permit fees under the current water quality proposal. As the State moves forward with its plans to improve water quality, care should be taken to find a solution that is practical, enforceable, and provides appropriate protections for our state's waters, as well as farms and farmers at the heart of Vermont's rural economy and character.


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"The root of hospitality is hospital". She heard her parents' kindly voices in her head, working hands hugging her close to them.
"You have to not care that no one else cares, and lead." She pondered the words, thoughtfully. "There is never enough care, in the world, kitten; always too much rage." The voices were soft, gentle.....and firm.
Sometimes she wished she could just be cold and clinical; detached, and removed, and elegant, like the languid women whose faces seemed effortlessly perfect, staring at her from pages, billboards, screens and men's arms. Everywhere she seemed to look, lately, they stared out at her, impassively; never out of control, never fitful, never feeling inadequate; never within reach.
That may have been a good thing, she mused, quietly, reasoning that the huge mental hands seemed bent on grinding her into a chiseled hole in the cement, most of the time, it was so bloody cutting.
"He's lonely", she said to the little cat, black and white, that had padded out to meet her in the dim dinginess of the gleaming, sparsely furnished surroundings:clean, proud.....and poor, like her. Roughly-hewn canvases, some framed in branches, others in crudely-crafted remnants of sideboard and edging, hung about, brilliant, and defiant, and ......hopeful.
She bent to pour a little of the pocketed plastic creamers, one at a time, until all three were gently poured into the battered pottery bowl on the floor beside the stove, deftly peeling and flipping the foil lid on each one, expertly. The little kitten, grateful, purred in anticipation.
The tired eyes, brushing back the bangs, and straightening her glasses, smiled. She did not touch the cat.
"I didn't tell them I take it black", she murmured to the kitten, eyes twinkling. She laughed, softly, in the gloom......
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Personal Flight
Whenever clouds abound amidst the highest peaks,
Blotting out the azure glow of sky,
And circling wings of keen-eyed eagles seek
The treasured blink and small-winged cry,
But find it not, take heart;
All soon will fade away, like misted days
Long past:
Then greater journeys, and better notes,
Will ring.
Blotting out the azure glow of sky,
And circling wings of keen-eyed eagles seek
The treasured blink and small-winged cry,
But find it not, take heart;
All soon will fade away, like misted days
Long past:
Then greater journeys, and better notes,
Will ring.
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Using the Formula to Find Area of a Circle for Different-Sized Pizzas! Fun 7th Grade Geometry Lesson Plan
Objective: Students will learn and apply the formula to find the area of circles.
CCSS.Math.Content.7.G.B.4: Know the formulas for the area and circumference of a circle and use them to solve problems; give an informal derivation of the relationship between the circumference and area of a circle.
Materials: local pizza ads, pencil, large paper, rulers, drawing compasses
Previous skills: Students should be familiar with identifying and finding the radius and diameter of circles.
Step One: Introduction
Give students copies of local pizza ads, and ask them to locate the sizes of the pizzas listed in the ads. For example, large pizzas might be 16", small pizzas might be 12", and so on.
List sizes of different pizzas on the board, and lead the class in a brief discussion as to what those measurements actually mean. Students should reach the conclusion that the sizes listed in the ads are actually the length of the diameters of each size pizza. Discuss what methods can be used to find the actual sizes of the whole pizzas.
Step Two: Introduction of Concept (Area of a Circle)
Guide students in drawing replicas of the smallest sizes of pizza listed in the ads. Demonstrate briefly how to set the compass for the radius, and assist students in using the compasses to draw their "pizzas" on the large pieces of paper.
Show your students how to draw one inch squares on the pizzas, beginning with the diameter of the circle and measuring out a grid with lines spaced one inch apart until the entire circle is covered with the grid. Students will make their own grids over their circles, and count up as many of the squares as they can to estimate the area of the circle. Encourage students to count up fractions of squares to the best of their ability to include in their estimates.
After a brief discussion in which students share their estimates of the area of the circles, invite students to explain the advantages and disadvantages of using such a method to find the area of their pizzas.
Step Three: Introduction of Skill (Using a Formula)
Write the formula for the area of a circle on the board, and explain to students that they will be using this formula to get more accurate measurements of the area of their pizzas.
Demonstrate to students how to use the formula, and guide them through a few computations of sample pizza sizes. Because the sizes of pizzas are given in diameter, you may want to explain to students that they will need to divide their diameters in half to find the radius, so that they can plug those numbers into the formula.
Step Four: Application of Skill
Ask students to circle a minimum of five pizza sizes from the ads, and list the diameters in a chart. Students will then find the radius based on each diameter, and plug the radius into the formula for area of a circle. A sample chart is shown above.
As students work, circulate to check that they understand the concept of using a formula to find the area of a circle. Students can peer-check their tables for accuracy after completing them.
Assessment: Collect students' charts to check that the formula was used correctly to find the area of each pizza.
Extension: To connect this concept with other areas of math skills, you may want to ask students to use the process for finding unit rate to determine the actual cost per square inch of pizza for each of the five pizzas listed in their charts. Using the cost per square inch, students can then determine which pizza company offers the lowest price per square inch.


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Easy Ways to Fix iOS 11/12 Podcast Won't Play in Sequence
by Jenefey Aaron Updated on 2019-07-25 / Update for iOS 11
"On iOS 11 the Podcast app would automatically play the next Podcast when one has finished. But on 11 even if I enable 'play in sequential order' or do anything else with the settings for a particular podcast, it wont play the next one."
- Johnick
iOS 11 and iOS 12 bring many new features to support podcasting and makes Podcast app easier to choose which podcast episodes to listen to. However, there are many users complain that podcast in iOS 11 and iOS 12 wouldn't play episodes in your preferred order (oldest to newest, etc) continuously without having to add each episode to the "Up Next" playlist. Here we will show you how to set podcast to play in sequential order and how to fix it if it doesn't work.
Way 1. Set Podcasts to Play in Sequence
Podcasts won't play in sequence or your podcasts doesn't play continuously? You have to added all podcasts serially or in sequence firstly.
- Open Podcast and tap more options button (Three horizontal dots).
- Inside popup, tap on Settings > Select "Play in Sequential Order" under EPISODES section.
- choose Settings and under Episodes, choose Custom Settings. change the order of the episodes from 'Newest to Oldest' or choose 'Oldest to Newest'.
Way 2. Create a Station
iOS 11/iOS 12 Podcast won't auto play in sequence even when you enabled "Play in Sequential Order", then you have to create a station because Auto play only works within stations; not within Shows, the Episodes list or Listen Now.
- In the "Library" screen of the podcast app, choose Edit -> New -> Name it something.
- Set Station Play to "Oldest to Newest" (to mimic play order of previous podcast app versions) and set Include Episodes to "All Episodes"
- Choose Podcasts -> the Podcast you want to auto-play.
Way 3. Repair Your Operating System with Tenorshare ReiBoot
If you have tried all the methods above but still cannot play podcast in sequence, then there may be something wrong with your operating system. You can easily fix it with Tenorshare ReiBoot, a professional iOS repair tool.
- Run Tenorshare ReiBoot and connect your iPad with the computer. Select "Fix All iOS Stuck" on the main interface. Click "Fix Now" to enter your device into recovery mode or DFU mode.
- Once Tenorshare ReiBoot detect your device, Click "Download" button to start downloading the firmware package online.
- After downloading. Click "Start Repair" to fix your stuck iPad d by repairing operating system.
That's all for how to fix iOS 11 and iOS 12 Podcast won't play in sequence. If you still have the problem after trying methods above, I'm afraid that you have to wait and see if Apple's next update has a fix to it.


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A few key findings stand out: The best salespeople are actively engaged in their jobs, know where their strengths lie, find the right fit and work for the right manager. While passing on new ideas, the authors also undermine traditional sales truisms, such as "A good salesperson can sell anything." In place of these hoary shibboleths, they provide counterintuitive but generally well-explained and -illustrated methods for putting the right salespeople and managers in place, finding out what they're good at and getting them engaged. Self-assessment tools based on Gallup's StrengthFinders approach to identifying individual talents round out a book remarkable for its insight and utility.
David E. Gumpert has told us in two books how to write a business plan. Now in Burn Your Business Plan! (Lauson Publishing, $19.95), he contends that the best plan is no plan. Today, he says, a traditional business plan provides only moderate value. Investors increasingly rely instead on Web sites, white papers, Power Point shows and other sources to identify investment opportunities. And writing a plan, he warns, can distract entrepreneurs from sales, production, hiring and other important tasks. In the end, the controversial thesis convinces-or nearly so. You may not burn your plan after reading Gumpert's latest, but you'll see it differently.
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By Kylie Cheung | Politics | January 27, 2017 |
By Kylie Cheung | Politics | January 27, 2017 |
Through all of the horrifying laws being floated in state legislatures and Congress to police women's bodies and deny them of their human right to reproductive liberty, it's good to know that way up north the Canadians empathize with our pain and frustration. The Burrard Street Journal, a Canadian satirical news website, ran a painfully real piece entitled "Female Legislators Unveil 'Male Ejaculation Bill' Forbidding The Disposal Of Unused Semen" to expose an obvious gendered double standard in laws around reproductive rights, and seriously, how are we not talking about this?
A perfect excerpt from the piece:
"A group of leading female legislators have enacted a new bill that forbids American men from disposing of 'unused' sperm, requiring them to bring any recreational semen to a nearby fertility clinic.
According to noted alternative facts specialist, Stephanie Yorke, sperm is intended for "procreation only" and not to be "wasted" on pleasure:
'Any sperm not being used for the purpose of procreation must be immediately donated to a sperm bank,' Yorke warned. 'Failure to do so will lead to hefty fines and ultimately, incarceration, under the new Level Playing Field Bill.'
Such regulations only appear obviously ridiculous because they restrict male autonomy, upheld as sacred in our society, whereas restrictions that essentially do the same thing to women are commonly accepted. Meanwhile, forcing men to reserve their semen solely for procreation sends the same message that barring women's access to birth control and pulling out all the stops to slowly unweave Roe v. Wade and get rid of abortion rights do: that sex has a singular purpose, and that is making babies. However, in reality, laws restricting the right to have sex not for the purpose of making babies only exist for women, a situation better represented by this single work of satire than a thousand eloquent think-pieces.
The article proves that sometimes fake news can be as real as it gets. Or at least in this case, far more real than the misleading bullshit often male, Republican legislators market their anti-woman laws with. I mean, seriously, we're supposed to believe expensive regulations deemed entirely unnecessary by the medical community, known to shut down clinics offering abortion by the dozen are meant to "keep women safe"? That women with unwanted pregnancies seeking abortion are mentally disturbed people who require mandated counseling and waiting periods? That fertilized eggs are human beings that deserve more rights than women? Obviously we all need a dose of fake news now and then if for no other reason than to bring us back to reality.
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