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Resolution 150678
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Requesting the Mayor to return to Council Bill No. 150496, entitled "Authorizing the revision of lines and grades on a portion of City Plan No. 58 by striking from the City Plan and vacating Melon Street from Park Avenue to Ridge Avenue and striking from the City Plan and abandoning a portion of a right-of-way reserved for drainage purposes and water main purposes in the bed of former Potts Street from Thirteenth Street to Broad Street, south of Fairmount Avenue, all under certain terms and conditions," for the purpose of reconsideration by the Council of the vote by which said bill passed Cou
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Reciprocity – Adjuster License Online
Over 30 states recognize the All Lines and P&C Adjuster Licenses from Texas, via reciprocity. This allows adjusters to enjoy a virtual nationwide range of operation, making them a greater asset to any Adjuster Firm or local Insurance company. The Texas Adjuster License is considered the most valuable license in the industry. All successful adjusters have a Texas license.
The Texas Adjuster License is reciprocal in the following states:
Alabama / Alaska / Arkansas / Arizona / California / Connecticut / Delaware / Florida / Georgia / Hawaii / Idaho / Kentucky / Maine / Massachusetts / Michigan / Minnesota / Mississippi / Nevada / New Hampshire / New Mexico / New York / North Carolina / Oklahoma / Oregon / Rhode Island / South Carolina / Utah / Vermont / Washington / West Virginia / Wyoming
* California, Hawaii, and New York all require adjusters take their specific state adjuster exam or pre-licensing course to adjust claims in their state. No exceptions and no reciprocal licenses are available.
TEXAS DEPARTMENT of INSURANCE (TDI) – RECIPROCITY
Texas' version of the Producer Licensing Model Act became law on September 1, 2001.
Since that date Texas has been licensing nonresident individuals. If required, a nonresident must first hold a license in their state. To check the requirements where you live, click… State Requirements. If you have a license with one of the states listed above, Texas exempts you from examination and criminal history report requirements. Also, Texas waves the fingerprint requirements.
Some states offer state specific adjuster licenses. Often these state specific licenses are not reciprocal in other states. If you have questions about state specific adjusters license, click… State Requirements.
Serious adjusters understand the importance of being able to work a large geographic area. Even Staff Adjusters are occasionally deployed in emergency situations.
STAFF ADJUSTER or INDEPENDENT ADJUSTER?
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"Uniting Christian & Jewish Clergy from Around the World"
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Is there any functional limitation during the trial period?
Posted by - NA - on 19.08.2009 - 17:58
No, there is no functional limitations during a Pamela trial period.
For instance Pamela Professional has unlimited call recording and all other functions work the same way as if you would have a license key.
This is the case for all trial versions, Standard, Professional and Business. The only limitation is the trial mode which is 30 days after first installation.
After the trial period is over you can no longer start Pamela. When you start you will see the activation screen instead.
The only thing you can do is access all your data via your PC. This data will also still be accessible when you uninstall Pamela.
You may also opt to purchase and enter an activation code in the window that pops up when you start Pamela. This then removes the trial expiration and Pamela operates without any time limitation from there on.


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Yippee, they've arrived at last!
I'm talking ball tracks of course and the new range from Wonderworld. The last two days have seen my sitting room floor awash with parts, while I scrabble about on my knees and tiny toad Chloe (19 mths) runs off with half the tracks thinking Christmas has come early. My other half thinks we've both gone mad but in my view you're never too old to go ball tracking.
Why Wonderworld?
I first fell in love with Wonderworld when a friend introduced me to their rainbow sensory and sound blocks, the simplicity and beauty of which struck such a chord with me that I immediately set off to find out more.
It wasn't long before my then baby daughter and I fell for their mini vehicle range (not really mini at 10cm long) which I still find unbeatable for their simple, tactile but compelling design. The more I learnt, the more I liked particularly when it came to Wonderworld's sense of social responsibility and I love idea of the "Tree plus +" project (for every tree they cut down, three more are planted), not forgetting that their trees are sustainably managed rubberwood which are used for their rubber before they are used for the toy production.
My Trix and Trax review.
So I was very excited when DKL (Distributer & Supplier of fine quality and educational toys and craft to the trade in United Kingdom and Ireland) asked me to review the new Wonderworld Trix Trax ball tracks for their big launch?
And yesterday after hours of play, my guestblog review was published on the DKL blog site. I don't often get asked to review my own toys so I've done my best to be candid and thorough and as some of you are experienced reviewers, I'd love to know your thoughts. Better still, I'd love it if you'd let me have your views on the Wonderworld Trix Trax Hammer Slammer and the Spin and Swirl and what you think of Wonderworld and their new range. I think their truly innovative but it's your view that counts.
In the meantime, with Haba due to launch their new "My first ball track with sound" in a few days, this week is turning into my perfect kind of week! After all it's not often I can justify spending hours playing with my favourite toys. Until next time.


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I love my dog. LOVE him! But. He's like the snooze alarm I never wanted.
Sometime between 4-5 a.m. every day - Toby creeps out from under the covers and does a nice ear-slapping shake, standing right next to me. If I don't look awake right away, he proceeds to paw at me with his feet, throw his body over me and poke me in the face with his damp nose. He has to pee. I get it.
I get up, dish out some mild verbal abuse that he neither understands nor cares about, put on my robe and slippers, pull his harness up into his hot little armpits, clip on the leash, and take him out to the front yard. He doesn't waste any time, fortunately. I give him his "thanks for not peeing in the house" treats and go back to bed without bothering to take off my robe. He jumps up, waits for me to lift the covers, curls up under my right arm and we both to back to sleep.
Sometime between 6 and 6:30 a.m. every morning - Toby crawls out from under the blankets and gets in another good shake, followed by a repeat of his tried and true methods of making me get up. If those don't work he might actually bark because he is starving—STARVING, I TELL YOU!—and cannot be made to wait another moment for his morning scoop of kibble.
We sometimes go back to bed after Toby's breakfast time, but we really shouldn't.
The whole routine played out this morning as usual, but it was especially painful because I was awakened at 1:00 a.m. by a hellacious hailstorm that pounded on the bedroom windows so loudly that it woke me up even over the sound of my bedside fan.
I'm actually okay with the two routine morning sleep interruptions, but add one more and I'm over my limit for sleep disruption.
As tempting as it was to take a little nap at my desk today, I'm happy to report that I resisted. But I will not be staying up late today, that's for sure.


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The advent of smartphones and mobile apps prove to be helpful tools in almost anything. Nowadays, people use mobile apps in their handsets not only to communicate, connect, and reach people even from far away countries in just a matter of seconds. These technologies have been helping people accomplish tasks fast and efficiently.
One of the latest mobile apps that is making waves in the Google Play and Apple App Stores is the Bible app from the Members Church of God International (MCGI) — the Omega DigiBible. The latest Bible-reading app allows for the fast and extensive spread of the Gospel and being able to take down Bible study notes on-the-go without carrying notebook and pen.
Becoming one of the Top New Free Apps the first week of its launch, it peaked at No. 2 with more than 11,000 downloads as of April 30. Overall, it became one of the 100 Top Free Android apps, at No. 85 during the first week.
With the Omega DigiBible, users get a unique Bible reading experience onto their mobile devices of the world's best-selling book. Among the best features of the Bible app that users will love include the "Bible Reading Plans", "Verse of the day", and "Parallel Reading", just to name a few.
The latest app also allows users to create notes and search for keywords or phrases using the Bible search feature, giving users an engrossing experience in studying the Bible and its contents.
Vsionteq founder Ulysses Villamin said that the Omega DigiBible is packed with good features that are not currently available in other Bible apps. "Its best feature is its interface because we believe that the Bible apps should be user-friendly."
Omega DigiBible lets users remember verses easily. Users can bookmark, place comment, highlight and copy the verses, among others. The Bible app also allows searching of words or phrases easily.
The app also made possible parallel reading of two Bible translations, set Bible reading plans and take down notes.
In addition, the Omega DigiBible also lets users maximize their use of the app with resources and tools for further edification, such as the "Top of the Hour Prayer" and "A Preacher's Blog."
The "Top of the Hour Prayer" allows users to set their own time for a one-minute prayer and streams of praise songs. The prayer is currently available in four languages: English, Tagalog, Spanish, and Portuguese.
Vsionteq founder Ulysses Villamin said that Omega DigiBible's Top of the Hour Prayer is a "great feature because it allows users talk or communicate with God in an hourly basis."
On the other hand, the "A Preacher's Blog" features blog posts by Overall Servant of MCGI, Bro. Eli Soriano, via his controversyextraordinary.com blog site. The blog written by Bro. Eli focuses on a range of biblical topics and questions about Christian faith.
Currently with 27 Bible versions, the Omega DigiBible apps contain two audio versions, which allows for offline use.
Other mobile apps developed by Vsionteq include Gem Rocker, Quipsphere, and Chatsauce, which provide users with a unique way to communicate, socialize and play games.
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I'd like to make a request to make the listing's favs status available in the detail template like how it is in the listing results view. Currently when you are viewing the listing detail there are no tags available to detect the favorite status of the listing and the Add to Favorites link will display regardless, it would be useful to have a favorites block so the designer can set different content depending on the listing's fav status.
This was added in Open-Realty 3.2.0. {listing_favorite_block} and {!listing_favorite_block}


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Yesterday, it was 55 degrees. This morning we woke up to snow falling, sticky wet snow!
Went to town with a friend, the snow was clinging to the green pines along the road, a lovely reminder of winter. Laden boughs bending with the weight.
The sun arrived, setting the whole landscape into sparkling glory.
So the morning progressed, and it warmed, and warmed yet more…to would you believe 50? Yes!
The snow is but a memory, I can accept that!


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ASP.NET MVC5 Using C#
Retail Price: $1,695.00
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This course provides a practical hands-on introduction to developing Web applications using ASP.NET MVC 5 and C#. This Web development framework from Microsoft emphasizes separation of concerns in the architecture and testability of applications. The course includes coverage of the Razor View Engine, Entity Framework 6 and ASP.NET Web API 2. It also introduces Windows Azure and the deployment of ASP.NET MVC applications to the Azure cloud. The course covers the fundamentals of the Model-View-Controller design pattern and its implementation in ASP.NET MVC. This technology is compared with classical ASP.NET Web Forms. The two technologies share a common ASP.NET infrastructure. Visual Studio 2015 with .NET 4.5.2 is used as a productive platform for creating ASP.NET MVC applications. After presenting the fundamentals of the technology with several examples, the main components of Model, Controller and View are covered in detail. The discussion of the Model incorporates modern Microsoft data access technologies, including SQL Server 2014, LINQ and ADO.NET Entity Framework 6. The routing mechanism of ASP.NET MVC is covered. The course introduces automated unit testing of Web applications, one of the chief advantages of the new technology. Security is covered, with some hands-on illustrations of attacks and defenses against them. The course includes a discussion of how ASP.NET MVC and Web Forms can be used together in the same application. The course includes with an introduction to ASP.NET Web API and concludes with deployment to Windows Azure. An appendix covers deployment on IIS 7.5. Numerous programming examples and exercises are provided. The student will receive a comprehensive set of notes and all the programming examples.
Course Audience
This course is designed for experienced application developers and architects responsible for Web applications in a Microsoft environment.
Course Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
- Gain a thorough understanding of the philosophy and architecture of Web applications using ASP.NET MVC
- Acquire a working knowledge of Web application development using ASP.NET MVC 4 and Visual Studio 2012
- Access databases using ADO.NET, LINQ, and Entity Framework 5
- Perform automated testing of Web applications created using ASP.NET MVC
- Implement security in ASP.NET MVC applications
- Combine ASP.NET MVC and Web Forms when appropriate
- Create HTTP services using ASP.NET Web API
Course Prerequisites
The student should have a good working knowledge of C# and the .NET Framework. Basic knowledge of ASP.NET and HTML is also required.
Course Outline
- Introduction to ASP.NET MVC
- Review of ASP.NET Web Forms
- Advantages and Disadvantages of Web Forms
- Model-View-Controller Pattern
- Advantages and Disadvantages of ASP.NET MVC
- Unit Testing
- Getting Started with ASP.NET MVC
- Installing ASP.NET MVC
- Using Visual Studio
- Hello World for ASP.NET MVC
- Rendering Views
- Dynamic Output
- ASP.NET MVC Architecture
- The Controller in ASP.NET MVC
- The View in ASP.NET MVC
- The Model in ASP.NET MVC
- Helper Methods for HTML
- Form Submission
- Model Binding
- Input Validation
- The Model
- Microsoft Technologies for the Model
- ADO.NET Entity Framework 5
- NuGet Package Manager
- The Controller
- IController Interface
- Controller Base Class
- Actions
- Retrieving Data from a Request
- Action Results
- Action Attributes
- Filters
- Asynchronous Controllers
- The View
- View Responsibility
- Using ViewData
- Loosely-Typed Views
- Strongly-Typed Views
- Using Dynamic Objects
- Html Helpers
- Razor View Engine
- Using ViewBag
- Validation Attributes
- Routing
- Routing in ASP.NET MVC
- Properties of Routes
- Parameters in Routing
- Registering Routes
- Debugging Routes
- Areas
- Unit Testing
- Test-Driven Development
- Test Automation
- Refactoring
- NUnit
- Test Cases
- Test Classes
- Test Runners
- Testing ASP.NET MVC Applications
- Dependency Injection
- Mocking Frameworks
- Inversion of Control Containers
- Security
- Input Forgery
- Cross-Site Scripting
- Session Hijacking
- Cross-site Request Forgery
- SQL Injection
- Using the MVC Framework Securely
- Combining ASP.NET MVC and Web Forms
- Using Web Forms in an MVC Application
- Using MVC in a Web Forms Application
- ASP.NET Web API
- Web API
- Representational State Transfer
- REST and Web API
- HTTP Services Using Web API
- Using Fiddler
- CRUD Operations
- Web API Clients
- Appendix A. Learning Resources
- . Appendix B. Databases via Scaffolding and Code First
- Scaffolding
- Code First Data Modeling
- Appendix C. Deployment in IIS 7.5
- MVC with IIS 7.5
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With the start of the new academic year, many third-years will have had to say goodbye to close friends as they depart on a new adventure: a study abroad programme.
This is an exciting time for those lucky enough to have secured a spot on a programme. A strong academic record is necessary in order to be accepted; a minimum of 13.5 as an average grade in second year is required. With opportunities to explore diverse cultures, develop language skills and meet new friends, it is no wonder that students from all departments set their sights on a semester or year abroad.
Many students in the UK spend their university careers alternating between working hard and partying hard, yet this isn't the same in other countries. University culture varies considerably from country to country, often stumping students from the UK and leaving them feeling somewhat out of place while they get their bearings. While some study abroad students return home with buzzing stories of late-night adventures, passion-filled romances and a new appreciation for food, other students can feel let down by what was promised to be the best experience of their lives.
One student who experienced a very different culture to St Andrews on his study abroad programme is George Deacon. Mr Deacon's exchange experience in Hong Kong was very work-focused. For him, student life, even beyond the classroom, resembled that of a strict school, rather than what a St Andrean might recognise as the 'university lifestyle.'
The main way Mr Deacon managed to make friends with local students was through playing basketball. He noticed that "a lot of the local social life revolved around playing games like Mahjong, which is a traditional game, or online games."
Much of the focus of his semester abroad was on his studies as students generally didn't take part in any other university-centred activities. Mr Deacon explained that while there were few societies to choose from, he enjoyed taking part in Model United Nations. Aside from a lack of extracurriculars, Mr Deacon also noted that local and foreign students seemed somewhat divided, with the two groups very rarely integrating apart from in lectures and tutorials.
Another student who is experiencing a radically different culture through his study abroad programme is James Bluck, a modern languages student who has just started his semester abroad in Russia. He described feeling like an outsider when he first arrived, but explained that "every foreigner feels like an outsider in Russia." Mr Bluck was initially quite surprised by how unhelpful the general population in the streets seemed to be, but has now gotten used to it. He credits this unfriendliness to the emphasis placed on distinguishing who is Russian, and who is a foreigner. He has observed that this difference seems to be very important to the people there.
With regards to university culture itself, there is a major difference between university cultures here and in Russia when it comes to involvement within the student community. According to Mr Bluck, there is only one university library, which students have to register to independently of university. As a result, many students study in private. There is no dedicated student union for nights out, and only a few societies.
Another issue that Mr Bluck has noticed is the lack of personal freedoms in Russia. This has come as a shock to him after having lived in open-minded and progressive communities in the UK, the rest of Europe and America. As the previous Vice-President of Saints LGBT+, Mr Bluck was very involved the organisation of the first pride parade in St Andrews, and is a committed activist for gay rights. However, in Russia the attitudes towards homosexuality and feminism seem to be very divided. These issues are often seen as "diseases from Europe," and many people publicly express their hatred for such causes. "I've met gay people here who can't tell their friends because they publicly express their hatred of gays," Mr Bluck explained.
Despite all the difficulties in adjusting to this different way of thinking, Mr Bluck is thoroughly enjoying the opportunity to improve his Russian and is hoping that by the end of his semester abroad he'll have truly mastered the language and have got to grips with the culture. In terms of academic differences, Mr Bluck said, "The teaching has been in groups of eight people throughout the course, and will continue that way."
One student that has flourished during the weeks of her study abroad programme is Mathilde Coutte, who is doing a joint degree in international relations with St Andrews and the College of William & Mary. She spent her first year in St Andrews, and is now in Virginia, USA, completing her second year . Her first impression: Americans are very talkative and enjoy socialising. Despite arriving as a new student, Ms Coutte quickly made friends. Having grown up in a French community in London, she felt a stark difference in how open fellow American students were. In terms of academic work, Ms Coutte said that her "life is more balanced."
The College of William & Mary assigns more coursework than the University of St Andrews, so students spend more of their days in libraries studying. This, however, doesn't stop them from taking part in a number of university societies, as well as a ending their fair share of house parties. According to Miss Coutte, "there is more of an emphasis on joining societies and being a part of the university community in the States than in Scotland." There are also some stereotypical differences between American and British university culture – one that springs to mind is the importance of fraternities and sororities in US colleges.
While the University St Andrews made the news back in 2014 when it was named by Alpha Epsilon Pi as a target location for setting up a branch of its fraternity, fraternities are still far from being the norm in the University. The Kate Kennedy Club is the closest thing that we have to this kind of institution, so red cup parties, beer pong and hazing rituals are still a far off fantasy for those within 'The Bubble'.
Clearly there are a number of differences in university culture across the world, often rejecting the typical and sometimes stereotypical aspects of cultures of that country.
Ultimately, however, the emphasis on getting a good education is the same, regardless of institution. It is all about gathering new experiences, good and bad. There would be no point flying across the world, only to stay hidden in a room, subsisting of a stash of comfort foods from home.
Making friends with local students, going to their events and exploring their local cities, markets and landmarks are all part and parcel of a study abroad programme. The differences (or similarities) of foreign university life can be somewhat surprising, but certainly worth it.


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Walk/bike path: NNYB is asking what you think
At least something about the new bridge will be the same as the current one!
You know the westbound span will have a walking/bicycle path. Love it? Hate it? Think it was poorly planned? A way to enjoy the Hudson Valley? Wish it had more shade? (I do, I do.) Project officials want your thoughts via a Survey Monkey poll.
"The New NY Bridge project team is seeking your input to better understand how the community will utilize the new Shared Use Path (SUP) to be built on the westbound span following completion of the eastbound span in 2018. Features of the bicycle and pedestrian path will include six overlooks—or resting points—above the Hudson River; visitor parking and pavilions; and interpretive exhibits, art, and signage."
Here's your chance to tell all! They'd like to know what you think.
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Lincoln Lines January 6th, 2019 No. 16
Principal Denitzio's Message
Dear families,
Happy New Year. I hope you all had a great break. This new year is off to a particularly wonderful start for my family as we welcomed our daughter, Celia Jane Denitzio, on Friday night. I'll be home getting to know Celia this week, but will see you back at Lincoln soon.
Have a great week.
Lincoln School & PTO News
Wednesday, January 9th – Car-Free / Walk-Bike to School Day
A reminder that this Wednesday (generally, but not in this case, the first school-day Wednesday of the month) is Lincoln's monthly Car-Free / Walk-Bike to School Day where students, teachers, administrators and other members of the school community, who are able, are urged leave the car behind and walk, bike, scoot, etc. to and from school. For those who need to use a car, carpooling is encouraged!
Winter Warmer – Coffee and STEAM – Tuesday January 15th, 8:00-9:00 in the cafeteria
You are invited to learn about Lincoln's new Mobile Makerspace Resources. Come enjoy some coffee, participate in a creative and collaborative design activity, and see the potential for all students. Sponsored by the Enrichment & Challenge Support (ECS) department, supporting all students through innovation. Tuesday January 15th, 8:00-9:00 in the Lincoln cafeteria.
Community Announcements
Mothers Out Front: Energy & Money-Saving Solutions Talk
Monday, January 14, 2019, 7-8:30 pm. Come learn about simple solutions to stop wasting money on utility bills and to continue making our homes greener and more sustainable. Energy efficiency is a bridge to a fossil fuel-free future. Join us in protecting our climate for our children, grandchildren, and future generations. United Parish Church, 210 Harvard St., Brookline. 66 bus or C Line, Coolidge Corner.
Worried about climate change? Take action NOW! Switch to Brookline's 100% green electricity today. For about $10/month you can keep 6,000+ lbs of CO2 out of the atmosphere each year. Sign up at: https://BrooklineOptUp.com. It's quick and easy, and some would say it's the best holiday gift you can give your kids. Questions? Contact Mothers Out Front at email@example.com.
Now Accepting Proposals for the 2019 Brookline Youth Fund
2019 Brookline Youth Fund Request for Proposals (RFP). The Brookline Youth Fund (BYF), the Brookline Community Foundation's largest donor advised fund, was established in 1999 through the generosity of The Country Club (TCC). Grants are made to ensure equal access to opportunities for all youth in Brookline and to support and enhance the well being of youth and their families.
Please note that we are accepting proposals for the BYF through our online grants management system. Visit our Grants Page to learn more about how to use the online grants management system, including registering for the first time or accessing your existing account.
The submission deadline is Friday, January 18, 2019 and funding decisions will be made by late March.
Inspo:Expo MLK Day (January 21)
If you're around on MLK Day (January 21), come stop by the 2nd Annual Inspo:Expo, a social action fair. The free event is a fun way to learn ways to make a difference and do hands-on volunteer projects. More info about Inspo:Expo below and at Facebook @inspoexpo.
More than ever, actions count. Looking for a way to make an impact? Join us at the 2nd Annual Inspo:Expo Brookline Action Fair sponsored by the Town of Brookline on MLK Day (12-3pm, 1.21.19) at Kehillath Israel (384 Harvard Street). "Inspo" means "something that serves as inspiration," such as all the ways Brookline residents strive to make a difference. Learn about over 65 service projects and even do one of several volunteer projects at this free, family-friendly event. For more information, please email Hadassah Margolis, Founder, at firstname.lastname@example.com. Get inspired. Volunteer. Take a stand.
Parent/Caregiver Happy Hour
Please join me and other members of our Brookline parent/caregiver community on Tuesday, January 22 from 5:30-8pm to mix and mingle at Hops N Scotch, Coolidge Corner. I will be selling $5 raffle tickets for an assortment of prizes at the venue to help raise money for #TeamBrookline. I am running the 2019 Boston Marathon with Team Brookline in support of local charities that support and enrich our community, including: Brookline Teen Center, Brookline Education Foundation, Center for Community Mental Health, Library Foundation and Brookline Symphony Orchestra. For more information please visit my page: https://www.crowdrise.com/team-brookline-2019/fundraiser/christina-medina or email me at email@example.com
Freelance Troupe performance – Mything Links
"Mything Links," an original musical, will be performed by the 30 young actors (ages 8 to 12) of the the Driscoll Freelance Troupe on the following dates:
– Heath School, Wednesday January 16th, 4:00pm
– Brookline Senior Living, Friday January 18th, 4:00pm [musical selections]
– Lincoln School, Friday January 23rd, 4:00pm
The Trojan War is over and Odysseus wants to go home with his crew. Unfortunately, the Fates have other plans in mind. While his wife Penelope waits – not so patiently – at home, our hero bounces around the Aegean, finding adventures that Homer would never recognize. Sisyphus and his band 'The Rolling Rocks' entertain the wondering crew. Atlas sings them the "World on My Shoulders Blues", the Cyclops warns all to "stay outta my face" and much more. The musical is a playful and entertaining interweaving of many Greek myths – fun family entertainment and a great teaching tool!
K.I.D.S Camp Fair 2019
Sunday, January 27, 2019 12-2:00pm at the Coolidge Corner School Gym
Steps to Success is hosting our annual event for the Brookline Community: Kids Involved During Summer (K.I.D.S.) Camp Fair, where we showcase the best camps in New England and celebrate the upcoming summer! You will have the chance to sign up and register for summer camps before space runs out. We have camps offering everything from arts and academics to sports, technology, and so much more! There will also be free food and activities involved, so come join the fun!
NEED MORE INFO? Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
OR VISIT: http://stepstosuccessbrookline.org/kids-camp-fair/
BMS Speaker Series, in partnership with Brookline Teen Center, presents
Eran Egozy
Guitar Hero and Rock Band Video Game Developer, MIT Professor, & Professional Musician
Thursday, February 7, 2019 | 7:00pm
Brookline Teen Center
40 Aspinwall Ave, Brookline MA 02446
Join Eran Egozy for an engaging and interactive discussion about the intersection of music, technology, and entrepreneurship. Co-founder of Harmonix Music Systems, which developed the popular video games Guitar Hero & Rock Band, professional musician, and professor at MIT, Eran will share his story and his insights on the evolving world of music and technology.
Admission: Free, but registration required.
More information: https://www.bmsmusic.org//speakerseries#upcoming
Lunar New Year 2019
Please join us for Brookline's Pan Asian Lunar New Year Celebration to be held on Saturday, February 9th from 1-3pm, at the Brookline High School. Details & how to RSVP about this free event can be found below.
Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019, 1-3pm
Brookline High School, MLK Room & Atrium
115 Greenough Street, Brookline, MA
Free & Open to All; Light Refreshments
Celebrate – Chinese New Year (新年)/Korean Seollal/ Vietnamese Tết
Enjoy – Lion Dancing, Asian food, Music, Crafts, Games, Performances (Chinese Yoyo, Genki Spark Taiko Drumming and more!)
Games – Interactive table games for children and adults
For More Information & to RSVP, please go to: https://goo.gl/forms/RPd9pnL7nGQlZKFB3
The 5-week youth etiquette program is specifically developed for each age group: Mind Your Manners (grades 2-4) and Etiquette for Middle Schoolers (grades 5-8). The program covers topics such as improving social and communication skills, projecting confidence, combating shyness, strengthening self-esteem and leadership skills, navigating friendships, resolving conflict, understanding social cues, basic manners, table manners, and much more. The final class takes place at a local restaurant over a four-course meal where the students get to show off their newly perfected skills!
The program starts Saturday, January 26th and ends March 9th. Classes take place at The Etiquette Academy of New England, 1309 Beacon Street, 3rd, Floor, Brookline. For more information and to enroll visit theetiquetteacademy.org or call 617-608-3920.
Community Classifieds
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Are you throwing a bachelor party and looking to take things up a notch? Technology offers many gadgets for a smoother, simpler event. Even if the groom doesn't have an interest in gaming, there are plenty of devices that can help add some flair to the night or weekend. From giant, inflatable movie screens to small, portable speakers, technology brings things to a whole, new level.
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No more bar hopping with robot technology. The recently introduced Intelligent Robotic Bartender mixes 300 different cocktails. Use the touchscreen or order a drink through a smartphone app.
If you guys prefer going out, ask the attendees to load an app like Venmo that divvies up the bill. Some apps even deduct the money from a PayPal or bank account. Don't let a deadbeat riend ruin the festivities saying he forgot his wallet.
Share the memories with others using a wireless printer to interact with your smartphone. Instant pictures are printed at the touch of a button. Rather not print? Share pictures with all your buddies through an app that creates a party album for everyone.
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I know they are not ready to have a baby, even though she says she's excited. They are currently living in a hotel, and she doesn't have a job. Her husband's mom doesn't even know they're married. I feel bad, but it makes me not want to be her friend anymore because of the choices she's made and where she has ended up. Any advice? -- DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO
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E-flite Ultra-Micro UMX A-10 Electric Twin Ducted Fan Jet (Bind-N-Fly Basic)
Unlike stealth aircraft that take out enemies anonymously or from a distance, the A-10 Warthog is designed to get up close and personal with its targets. Its mere appearance over the battlefield is enough to send most enemy ground forces running for cover, especially if they've ever gotten a taste of its 30mm nose cannon – a weapon so powerful, it can shred through the armour of a tank with a single burst. This awesome firepower, combined with its ability to turn on a dime and stay on station while taking enormous amounts of damage, has made the A-10 America's premier close air support fighter for over 40 years.
With the UMX™ A-10, you can finally enjoy an ultra-micro RC replica of the mighty Warthog that does its legend justice. It perfectly blends scale detail with an abundance of power, crisp control response and AS3X™ stability to give you one of the most exciting EDF experiences of any size.
Twin 28mm Ducted Fans with Powerful 13,500Kv Brushless Motors
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The model's abundance of power and light wing loading let you bank and yank to your heart's content. The functional dual rudders provide more than enough yaw authority for knife-edge flight, too. And you get all this responsiveness without any tricky stall characteristics or temperamental slow-speed behaviour, so even less experienced RC pilots can relax and have fun.
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The AS3X technology built into the receiver works behind the scenes to smooth out the effects of wind and turbulence. The result is a sense of stability and precision that makes you feel like you're flying a much bigger EDF.
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The superb scale outline captures the menace of a full-scale A-10 better than any other RC Warthog this size. The trim scheme and markings are inspired by the rare "Flipper" camouflage that appeared on some A-10s in the early '90s. Other scale touches include a clear canopy with pilot figure, nose cannon detail, moulded panel lines and more.
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In addition to the electronic theses found in the ASU Digital Repository, ASU Theses and Dissertations can be found in the ASU Library Catalog.
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This study examined the relations between cognitive ability, socioemotional competency (SEC), and achievement in gifted children. Data were collected on children between the ages of 8 and 15 years (n = 124). Children were assessed via teacher reports of SEC, standardized cognitive assessment, and standardized achievement assessment. Composite achievement significantly correlated with all areas of SEC on the Devereux Student Strengths Assessment (DESSA). Cognitive ability significantly correlated with all areas of SEC as well. Composite cognitive ability significantly correlated with all composite achievement, as well as with achievement in all subject areas assessed. Achievement scores tended to be higher in …
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the Director of Central Intelligence, or his assignee, to report
This Finding to the intelligence comittees of the Congress
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The decisive factor for success in the restaurant business as well as the retail consider the location of facilities.
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Traditionally Luxury restaurants and more democratic institution prefer the city center. Country variants rather suitable for very hyped or restaurateur to a very brave investors. Family-like facilities, various cafes, coffee shops, fine can range in retail and business centers, as well as through-streets near the metro stations.
Formats for «fast casual» and «casual dining» (Ukrainian institutions such as «Coffe Life», «StarBucks» or any other non network version) perfectly fit into airport infrastructure, and at the station, rather, is relevant to «fast food». However, the division into such formats and their appropriateness – is conventional stuff.
In addition to the geography of institutions plays an important role and the room itself: square meters, air conditioning, power, a backdoor, etc. If electrical power is enough only for one coffee machine, then of course, that somehow no-one may say, you can not build a major production. Or, conversely, it is possible to organize a full cycle, but the seats in the hall is limited and seats will be a little bit. All this must be borne in mind, compare the size institution with the size of the area, planned capacity, before taking it out.
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- Production plant for restaurants
- The path of successful restaurateur
- As restaurateurs recruited by the KGB
- Arkady Novikov: Siren – my first restaurant
- Japanese lesson from Nobu
- Serve no food, and the image
- Andrew Dellos: The secret to a successful restaurant – great service
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- Which restaurant to open
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Limerick City and County Council has convened its Severe Weather Assessment team following Met Éireann's status orange wind warning as Storm Eleanor tracks eastwards from the Atlantic Ocean.
The advisory states: "Storm Eleanor will move in off the Atlantic later this afternoon and will move very quickly across the country this evening. Southwest to west winds of mean speeds 65 to 80 km/h, gusting to 110 to 130 km/h, are expected."
The warning is valid from 4pm until 9pm tonight.
Meanwhile a yellow wind warning is in effect until 9pm tomorrow as south west to west winds of 55 to 65 km/h, gusting 90 to 110 km/h., will continue overnight.
High tide is expected at 6.37pm this evening with a further high tide scheduled for 6.57am tomorrow. It is anticipated that there may be localised flooding resulting from the windy conditions combined with high tide.
The Council has continued to maintain its demountable flood defence barriers along the city quays and boardwalks which have been in place since the New Year's Eve.
Sandbags have been placed in vulnerable areas near Sarsfield House and Merchant's Quay, along with defences in Foynes and Askeaton.
Duty engineers will continue to monitor the situation and the council is urging people to be careful close to open water and be mindful of strong winds.
More information about being prepared for adverse weather conditions here
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I was invited by our county's District Attorney, Ed Jagels, to be a guest on the Jaz McKay show (1560 KNZR) this afternoon. The topic was illegal immigration, and the Arizona law which allows/mandates local law enforcement to detain/arrest Mexicans (let's face it, they're not going after illegal Canadians) when police are "reasonably suspicious" that they are here illegally. Ed Jagels was the guest host. As you can imagine, I had a lot of fun. Among the points I made/questions I asked were:
* Jesus didn't speak English and wandered around with no papers.
* What would Jesus do if he was confronted with our immigrant dilemma?
* Does the Equal Protection Clause and the 4th Amendment mean anything anymore? (a tough question for any D.A.).
* What does an illegal alien look like?
* What's the difference between Arizona's "reasonable suspicion" clause and law enforcement's "probable cause"? (our D.A. made it clear that it lowers the bar).
* Because police must rely on communities across the country for information and leads, crime would spike as the illegal community clammed up instead of coming forward with information.
* Legal thugs and criminals would extort and abuse illegals for money, knowing they couldn't go to the police for fear of being deported.
* We need a NAFTA Visa program.
There was more (I was on for an hour), but the point is this: What Arizona did with their illegal immigration bill is both counterproductive and poorly thought out.
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Thousands of residents donate to local nonprofits both during ACT for Alexandria's Spring2ACTion – for which early giving is already underway leading up to the April 10 day of giving – and throughout the year.
But philanthropy in Alexandria is not limited to individuals and families; many of the city's businesses are integrated into Alexandria's fabric and give back to the community in ways both big and small.
Alexandria's thriving, hyperlocal community of restaurants, boutiques and service providers are more than just storefronts offering goods. Some are also hubs that play a central role in the community that supports them.
The term "business community" applies to Alexandria in more ways than one.
"Businesses as small as Fontaine … or as large as Dominion, it takes a business community to make change happen," Marion Brunken, head of Volunteer Alexandria, said.
For businesses interested in giving back, Volunteer Alexandria is a gateway to service and community engagement. As part of its programming, Volunteer Alexandria pairs businesses with areas of need in Alexandria.
Silverado Alexandria Memory Care Community, an assisted living facility on King Street, found a unique way to contribute to its community through Volunteer Alexandria's business connections program.
"One of the Silverado standards is that we participate in the community wherever we are located," Jane Hughes, a family ambassador, said. "In this community, we're fortunate enough to be right down the street from T.C. Williams [High School]."
Silverado's proximity to the high school and the vast amount of need for meals at T.C. Williams – around 60 percent of T.C. Williams students are eligible for free lunches, according to Brunken – provided the perfect opportunity for Silverado residents to pitch in.
"Our residents can do all sorts of different things but particularly an assembly line sort of production," Hughes said. "[Brunken] told me there was a need at T.C. Williams for snacks before football practice, so we jumped on that."
During football season, Silverado residents made 25 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and 50 ham and cheese sandwiches for T.C. Williams' players every Thursday. The activity was perfectly suited to residents' limitations.
"A lot of the residents that participate, they will follow visual cues," Katie Hilburn, an administrator at Silverado, said. "They can't necessarily communicate like we are, but if they are watching [someone] do it across the table, they can follow."
The partnership was a win-win, Hilburn said. T.C. Williams players got free sandwiches on practice days, and Silverado residents found a way to feel empowered again.
"These people have had amazing lives and careers and many of them sat on boards," Hilburn said. "… These are people that are used to being very involved in their community and giving back and participating. When they move in here, we don't want that to be taken away from them."
After the program with the football team was such a hit, both with residents at Silverado and the football team, Hughes reached out to T.C. Williams' athletic director to see how else Silverado could help. Silverado residents ended up making sandwiches for the wrestling team as well and even re- ceived a signed photo of the team as a show of gratitude.
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When Stacey Wharam purchased Fontaine Bistro on South Royal Street in Old Town with her husband in September 2018, she did so with more than just the intent of turning a profit.
"It's not just about running a business and making money, and at the end of the day if I can't give back, then I might as well go get a regular job," Wharam said.
Since taking over Fontaine, Wharam has partnered with several local organizations to contribute food, time and service to those in need.
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Wharam uses granola made by the women in her restaurant and is working with the nonprofit to train women in job interviewing with the eventual hope of hiring some of the women in the program. The collaboration also helps Fontaine, which sees a high amount of turnover, Wharam said. However, Wharam's efforts are primarily focused on addressing hunger in Alexandria.
"That has to be one of the most horrible feelings in the world: to be hungry, to not have access to food and then, to top it all off, you're in this very privileged, wealthy community," Wharam said.
Through Volunteer Alexandria, every Monday and Tuesday Fontaine donates soup and baguettes to Meade Memorial Episcopal Church. The partnership yields around 100 meals for Alexandria's homeless and hungry every week.
Fontaine is also working to offer its customers a way to give back to the community themselves. A new program will allow customers who pay with their credit card to give additional funds to Volunteer Alexandria. Much like how most checks have a place to tip servers, Fontaine will add another section to each check where customers can add a little more to their bill in order to give back.
"That is what I'm actually really excited about: educating the customer that little things can make a big impact," Wharam said.
According to Wharam, that money will go toward funding park cleanup efforts and a program Volunteer Alexandria runs on Saturday where children make meals for other children in need.
Wharam is also working with Volunteer Alexandria and T.C. Williams to find different ways of supporting lower income students and families.
"We're figuring out some sort of voucher program that would allow a [student] and potentially their family to present what would look like a coupon and be able to get a certain meal for free," Wharam said.
Wharam is still figuring out the logistics of the program, but, like many other local business owners, she looks forward to remaining an active member of the community, working with other restaurants and businesses to give back and making a difference.
"I don't want to be a business that makes money and goes home at the end of the night," Wharam said. "I really want to find ways that I can be impactful not only in the community but in someone else's life."
Businesses interested in finding volunteer and engagement opportunities with Volunteer Alexandria can visit www.volunteeralexandria.org or call 703- 836-2176.


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we began by attempting to reflect on our work and mastery during the 70X case study, which proved more complicated than expected. eventually, students wrote a few howls-based keepers and polishers for themselves, wrote about the expectations their parents & others have for them, and then wrote some howls-based and grade-based goals for themselves. next, we attempted to review the 'say something' protocol for reading on one chunk of our common text, before sending students off to continue that reading at home.
read & 'say something' with somebody at home (due 11/1)
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by Jaclyn Quigley
I walk in the door, set down my bag, and turn on music. A light of its own, the soundtrack to my life gets priority over turning the knob on the nearest lamp. Priority over a change of clothes, over getting a drink, sometimes over kissing him hello.
Growing up in a town of cow farms and cornfields, it was country music. We counted down the Top 40 with Bob Kingsley each Sunday morning on the way to church. I looked up to the my-give-a-damn's-busted women of 90s country, and the closest thing to a sexual awakening that I got in early high school was a Keith Urban music video of him sitting cross-legged on that big bed, playing his guitar and crooning about making memories of us.
I moved away to college and took my newfound musical freedom as seriously as every other kind of independence I could find. I tried new things – pop rock while gossiping with my new roommate, emo pop while I made out with my sophomore TA in his childhood bedroom, indie pop in the library study room with a big group of us not studying at all. It was freshman year that I gave the Beatles an honest first and final try. Free streaming got big that year and I made a Pandora account as quickly as I could, ensuring that as long as I had the internet, I had music.
Boyfriends burned me CDs, all suggesting songs and bands they thought I should like, and it was my husband who finally gave me music he thought I would like. Perplexed that my background was simply equal parts Nashville and church pew, he made playlists like 'Harder Stuff, Go Mosh', 'Nasty, Dirty Blues', and the classic 'Classics' mix, featuring 'Stairway to Heaven', 'Bohemian Rhapsody' and other songs that cover bands generally refuse to cover. So much of our history is wrapped up in albums and songs that played that one time when… our relationship is written in a playlist of its own.
My music comes in many forms: live shows on a drunken Friday night, the record player on a slow Sunday morning, through my earphones walking to work on a weekday at 9. My body needs oxygen and it needs music. I breathe harder as I run and Beyoncé pushes me through, I dance harder and Lucius is the air that fills my lungs. I slowly wake up to the Lone Bellow and take my first breath of the day, nourishing my body with their melodies. There's a different band for every mood, every item on the to-do list, every section of the road trip. The playlist grows and stays the same as I do too.
Jaclyn Quigley | @jaclyn_quigley | website
Jaclyn Quigley is a writer, a lover, a fighter. Her heart is in New York, her body is in Dallas. She's not into bullshit.


text: The Consumer Packaging shop floor team in Korneuburg, Austria, includes employees from 24 countries who speak 18 different languages. This can pose quite a challenge when it comes to engaging people and delivering safety training. Although the safety culture of the team had steadily improved over the last decade, the traditional approach of delivering training had reached its limit; we needed to find a more inspiring and accessible way to deliver training. The result was a special task force under the title, 'SHE goes Hollywood' with a clear target: to significantly reduce the number of safety incidents. The team came up with an innovative idea to create videos using safety champions as screenwriters and employees as actors. These were to premier on Making a Difference Day to deliver training in a modern way, and with a sense of humour. The project was a great success. People were emotionally engaged by the content leading to a change in mindset due to their personal identification with safety. Language and education barriers were removed and the outcome was a drop in cut injuries from 5 in 2016 to 1 in 2018.


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The six-day sit-in by 200 workers at Republic Windows and Doors has concluded on a note of resolution. The details of the agreement between Republic and Bank of America to provide the funds to cover severance packages have been finalized and accepted by the union. According to this morning's BBC NEWS report, a small portion of the financing will be shared by JPMorgan Chase:
The total cost was covered by a $1.35m loan from Bank of America and a $400,000 loan from JPMorgan Chase, both of which were creditors of the plant.
In keeping with the overall irony of the circumstances, this conclusion to the story makes no mention at all of the role played by Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich, whose own corruption story is now likely to be a focus of media attention for some time to come.


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Not a dozen.
Not 4.
Not a complete "set" of anything.
No extras for friends, or gifts to give.
Not enough to donate or sell.
Do you ever choose to warp your loom for just one thing?
It sounds simple enough.
But it might not be all that easy – especially if it's not what you usually do.
If you usually try to make the most of your weaving plan by making multiples, warping for just one thing seem might seem like a waste.
Why does it feel like one is not enough?
Maybe because your time is valuable. And as a resource, it keeps dwindling.
When we're short on time, but passionate about weaving – we may feel the need to maximize our efforts.
It's an economy of scale thing.
Warping a loom – getting ready to weave – requires a lot of preparation. Measuring, sleying, threading, tying on, winding on…
Whatever order you choose to do it in, – it all has to happen – whether it's to make one thing or to make many.
Each additional thing you plan to weave adds more length and uses more yarn.
But measuring and winding on only take a little bit longer.
Most other parts of the process stay the same.
So you're actually saving time by making multiples – by not having to repeat all the steps.
Clearly, it's more efficient to make more than one.
But … Are two enough? Are 6 too many?
When a TV ad posed those questions several years ago, the answer was obvious – because with prunes you really can 'trust your gut' to get it right.
When you're planning a weaving project – sometimes it's hard to see why more is not (necessarily) better.
Rigid Heddle weavers may have an advantage here. Limitations imposed by the equipment prevent over-reaching.
My RH loom comfortably holds about 4 yards of warp. I'm not tempted to set it up for 24 towels – because I can't.
On my floor looms, weaving 2 dozen towels from one warp is definitely possible. (But if you think this might be a good thing – and if you know you have a short attention span, and/or are easily bored, please – pause and consider – by #7 the weaving starts to get old. The next 17? Not a lot of fun. Trust me.)
How you feel about the warping process can make a big difference.
Especially if you think of it as an ordeal.
Do you find it excruciating? Or merely off-putting?
Does it seem like it takes forever?
Do some parts of the process feel awkward and uncomfortable?
Is it complicated and confusing?
Does warping your loom feel like a major undertaking?
Do you warp for more than one so you can avoid having to do it more often?
Do you wish you could warp less and weave more?
For a lot of weavers, the work of setting up a loom isn't the fun part – and that becomes a problem when there isn't a lot of time to spare.
But if we pay attention to what's fun and what's not fun – if we consider what we might do differently – we can find ways to make the not so much fun experience more satisfying and less of a problem.
Warping is part of weaving. A big part. One thing has to happen in order to "get" to do the other. (And those next 17 towels do have to be woven off before I get to warp for something else.)
So how do you feel about warping for (and weaving off) just one small thing?
Does the prospect make you happy and excited?
Or does it sound like a waste (of time and materials)?
What if you enjoyed warping as much (or more) than the actual weaving?
What if the time it took to set up your loom was just – time? What if it was good time? Special, satisfying and rewarding time?
What would it take for you to feel you were making the most of it?
If you feel the need to make multiples of a project – is it because your weaving dreams include lots of things?
Or is there some other compelling 'ought to, have to, must do', – driving your choice?
If the reason you're hesitant to warp your loom for just one thing is because you're uncomfortable with the process – if it feels confusing, if it takes too long, – if you need someone right there with you to help you, and you feel intimidated by all the steps involved:
Warping more and weaving less might solve the problem.
Sometimes it makes sense to tie one on.
Just one thing.
And weave it off.
Then do it again.
And again.
And keep doing it.
Try warping your loom for one thing at a time.
Practice the part of the process that (for many people) is problematic.
Give yourself a gift (of time) that allows for practice. Lots of practice.
It won't make you perfect. But I'm pretty sure it will make you feel capable, comfortable and competent – with your own version of 'warp speed'.
You might find that you enjoy how slow you go.
Maybe even find it exquisitely slow.
I gotta go weave.


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|Sargon II
|Shalmaneser V
|Birth Date:
|c. 765 BC
|Birth Place:
|Death Date:
|705 BC (aged 59–60)
|Death Place:
|lost in battle against the Tabal kingdom in Anatolia
|2 older sons
2 younger sons
|Sargonid dynasty
|Tiglath-Pileser III (?)
|King of the Neo-Assyrian Empire
Sargon II (Assyrian Akkadian: Šarru-ukīn (LUGAL-GI.NA); Aramaic סרגן ;[1] reigned 722–705 BC) was an Assyrian king.A son of Tiglath-Pileser III, he came to power relatively late in life, possibly by usurping the throne from his older brother, Shalmaneser V. Sargon II suppressed rebellions and conquered the Kingdom of Israel.
The Neo-Assyrian pronunciation of the name was presumably /sargi:n(u)/ or /sarga:n(u)/; the spelling Sargon is based on the Biblical form of the name (סרגון), mentioned in .[2] The regnal number is modern, applied for disambiguation from the Old Assyrian king Sargon I.[3]
Sargon II was a son of Tiglath-Pileser III and appears to have seized the throne from his brother, Shalmaneser V, in a violent coup.[4] Sargon was already middle-aged when he came to the throne, and was assisted by his son, the crown prince, Sennacherib.[5] Sargon's brother, Sinahusur, served as his grand vizier.
Sargon was beset with widespread rebellions by the beginning of his rule. Marduk-apla-iddina II, a chieftain of the Chaldean tribes in the marshes of the south, declared himself king of Babylon and was crowned king in 721 BC. In 720 BC, Sargon and Marduk-apla-iddina met in battle on the plains east of Babylon, near the city of Der. Marduk-apla-iddina was supported by the Elamite king Humban-Nikash I. The Elamite troops were able to push back the Assyrian army, and he retained control of the south and the title of king of Babylon.[5] The three kings concluded a treaty to stabilize their relationship, a détente that would last ten years.[6]
In 717 BC, the Syro-Hittite state of Carchemish on the upper Euphrates rebelled. Carchemish was a small kingdom situated at an important Euphrates crossing. Sargon violated existing treaties in attacking the city, but with the wealth seized was able to continue to fund his army.[5]
In 716 BC he moved against the Mannaeans, where the ruler Aza, son of Iranzu, had been deposed by Ullusunu with the help of the Urartuans. Sargon took the capital Izirtu, and stationed troops in Parsua and Kar-Nergal (Kishesim). He built new bases in Media as well, the main one being Harhar which he renamed Kar-Sharrukin. In 715 BC, others were to follow: Kar-Nabu, Kar-Sin and Kar-Ishtar — all named after Babylonian gods and resettled by Assyrian subjects.
The eighth campaign of Sargon against Urartu in 714 BC is well known from a letter from Sargon to the god Ashur (found in the town of Assur, now in the Louvre) and the bas-reliefs in the palace of Dur-Sharrukin. The reliefs show the difficulties of the terrain: the war-chariots had to be dismantled and carried by soldiers (with the king still in the chariot); the letter describes how paths had to be cut into the intractable forests. The campaign was probably motivated by the fact that the Urartians had been weakened by incursions of the Cimmerians, a nomadic steppe tribe. One Urartian army had been completely annihilated, and the general Qaqqadanu taken prisoner.[7] After reaching Lake Urmia, he turned east and entered Zikirti and Andia on the Caspian slopes of the Caucasus. When news reached him that king Rusa I was moving against him, he turned back to Lake Urmia in forced marches and defeated a Urartian army in a steep valley of the Uaush (probably the Sahend, east of Lake Urmia, or further to the south, in Mannaea country), a steep mountain that reached the clouds and whose flanks were covered by snow. The battle is described as the usual carnage, but King Rusas managed to escape. The horses of his chariot had been killed by Assyrian spears, forcing him to ride a mare in order to get away, very unbecoming for a king.
Sargon plundered the fertile lands at the southern and western shore of Lake Urmia, felling orchards and burning the harvest. In the royal resort of Ulhu, the wine-cellar of the Urartian kings was plundered; wine was scooped up like water. The Assyrian army then plundered Sangibuti and marched north to Van without meeting resistance, the people having retreated to their castles or fled into the mountains, having been warned by fire-signals. Sargon claims to have destroyed 430 empty villages.
After reaching Lake Van, Sargon left Urartu via Uaiaish. In Hubushkia he received the tribute of the "Nairi" lands. While most of the army returned to Assyria, Sargon went on to sack the Urartian temple of the god Haldi and his wife Bagbartu at Musasir (Ardini). The loot must have been impressive; its description takes up fifty columns in the letter to Ashur. More than one ton of gold and five tons of silver fell into the hands of the Assyrians; 334,000 objects in total. A relief from Dur-Sharrukin depicted the sack of Musasir as well (which fell into the Tigris in 1846 when the archaeologist Paul-Émile Botta was transporting his artifacts to Paris). Musasir was annexed. Sargon claims to have lost only one charioteer, two horsemen and three couriers on this occasion. King Rusa was said to be despondent when he heard of the loss of Musasir, and fell ill. According to the imperial annals, he took his own life with his own iron sword.
In 713 BC, Sargon stayed at home; his troops took, among others, Karalla, Tabal and Cilicia. Persian and Mede rulers offered tribute. In 711 BC, Gurgum was conquered. An uprising in the Philistine city of Ashdod, supported by Judah, Moab, Edom and Egypt, was suppressed, and Philistia became an Assyrian province.
Under his rule, the Assyrians completed the defeat of the Kingdom of Israel, capturing Samaria after a siege of three years and exiling the inhabitants. This became the basis of the legends of the Ten Lost Tribes. According to the Bible, other people were brought to Samaria, the Samaritans, under his predecessor Shalmaneser V (2 Kings 18). Sargon's name actually appears in the Bible only once, in the Book of Isaiah,[8] which records the Assyrian capture of Ashdod in 711 BC.
In 710 BC, Sargon felt safe enough in his rule to move against his Babylonian arch-enemy Marduk-apla-iddina II. One army moved against Elam and its new king Shutur-Nahhunte II to prevent them from supplying aid to Marduk-apla-iddina; the other, under Sargon himself, proceeded against Babylon. Sargon first moved against Dūr-Athara which he renamed Dūr-Nabû and made the capital of the new province of Gambalu. He then laid siege to Babylon, and Marduk-apla-iddina II fled. Sargon claimed that he entered Babylon at the request of the priests and civil servants.[9] Babylon yielded to Sargon and he was proclaimed king of Babylonia in 710, thus restoring the dual monarchy of Babylonia and Assyria. He remained in Babylon for three years; in 709 BC, he led the new-year procession as king of Babylon.
Marduk-apla-iddina attempted to flee to Elam but the king forbade him entry. Taking hostages from Ur, Uruk, and other towns, he went to his ancestral city of Dūr-Yakin which he further fortified by adding to the walls and digging a canal from the Euphrates to flood the surrounding area. In 709 BC, Sargon's troops gained a victory outside the city but could not take Dūr-Yakin, where Marduk-apla-iddina had fled. A negotiated settlement was reached whereby Sargon would spare Marduk-apla-iddina's life provided the city walls were demolished. It is not clear whether they were, since two years later, Sargon returned to take them down himself.[9]
Sargon had his son, crown-prince Sennacherib, married to the Aramean noblewoman Naqi'a, and stayed in the south to pacify the Aramaic and Chaldean tribes of the lower Euphrates as well as the Suti nomads. Some areas in Elam were occupied as well.
In 710 BC, the seven Greek kings of Ia (Cyprus) had accepted Assyrian sovereignty; in 709, Midas, king of Phrygia, beset by the nomadic Cimmerians, submitted to Assyrian rule and in 708 BC, Kummuhu (Commagene) became an Assyrian province. Assyria was at the apogee of its power. Urartu had almost succumbed to the Cimmerians, Elam was weakened, Marduk-apla-iddina II was powerless, and the Egyptian influence in the Levant had been thwarted.
Dur-Sharrukin ("Fort Sargon") was constructed as a new capital city by Sargon II shortly after he came to the throne in 721 BC.[10] The city measured about a square mile in area. It was enclosed within a great wall of unbaked brick pierced by seven gates. Protective genies were placed on either side of these entrances to act as guardians.[11] The palace was richly decorated with relief-carved stone slabs.
The land in the environs of the town was taken under cultivation, and olive groves were planted to increase Assyria's deficient oil production. The town was of rectangular layout and measured 1760 by 1635 m. The length of the walls was 16,283 Assyrian units, corresponding to the numerical value of Sargon's name. The town was partly settled by prisoners of war and deportees under the control of Assyrian officials, who had to ensure they were paying sufficient respect to the gods and the king. The court moved to Dur-Sharrukin in 706 BC, although it was not completely finished.
In 705 BC, Sargon was killed while leading a campaign to Tabal, against 'Gurdi the Kulummaean',[12] which had rebelled against Assyrian rule seven years prior. His body was never recovered.[13] Sargon was succeeded by his son Sennacherib (Sin-ahhe-eriba).[4]


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The Pyrenees are an amazing mountain system that acts as the natural border between Spain and France. GR11 (Grand Route or Gran Recorrido) is a trail of 522 miles that takes you from the Atlantic Ocean to the Mediterranean sea across these beautiful mountains. Over 12 days, we will hike around 90 miles of the first part of the GR11, starting in Puerto de Urkiaga and finishing in Canfranc. We will be sleeping in small villages, hostels, campground bungalows, and mountain refuges. We will enjoy the different landscapes that the Pyrenees offer from the lowest altitudes to the highest ones, including tons of amazing views (such as the Alanos Zuriza) and lots of mountain passes.
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Vegetables and Quinoa Slaw
- 1/2 cup organic pomegranate juice
- 1/4 cup raw apple cider vinegar
- 1 tablespoon fresh ginger, grated
- 1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil
- Juice of one lemon or lime
- Celtic sea salt to taste
- Soak quinoa overnight, then rinse.
- Add quinoa to boiling water and simmer for 15 minutes or until fully cooked.
- Remove from heat, fluff with fork, and cool completely.
- In a small bowl, combine pomegranate juice, apple cider vinegar, ginger, lemon/lime juice, extra virgin olive oil, and sea salt.
- In a large bowl, combine black quinoa, red cabbage, snap peas, carrots, red onion, red pepper, and cilantro.
- Drizzle the dressing over the salad and lightly fold in.


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