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Any mother who has ever looked into finding the right day-care situation for her child can tell you that the process is no picnic. Not only are you struggling to feel your way through your own emotional labyrinth (the guilt, oh, the guilt!), you're also trying to find your way through what can feel like a confusing maze of considerations, with very little information to light the way.
Apparently recognizing this, the state of Georgia has just rolled out a day-care rating system that will not only require day-care centers to have a daily schedule and a lesson plan, but also to show how those lesson plans tie into national education standards. The centers will be given ratings (good, very good, and excellent) that parents can view online.
More states should do as Georgia is and work toward offering parents more information as they try to find a safe, warm, loving day-care center for their kids. (Some, but not all, other states do.)
Look, the Georgia system doesn't sound ideal -- Will the ratings also require on-site visits by state assessors? Will staff member qualifications be taken into consideration? Is it possible for a center to get a rating below "good," thus allowing parents to rule out sub-par centers? -- but it does sound like a start.
The process can be so daunting and mysterious for parents. I remember when my husband and I were looking for preschools for our son, we asked everyone we knew who had kids older than ours where they had sent their kids. Then we visited as many of the options as we could. Beyond those gut feelings and recommendations, we had very little to go on.
Ultimately, we were able to find a wonderful situation for our son -- and our daughter, when she grew to preschool age. But it would have helped to have some information -- some cold, hard facts -- to take into consideration as we made our decision.
No ratings system is perfect. All assessments likely have flaws. But information gathered independently and conveyed clearly by the state (in each and every state -- and going beyond what is required for licensing) would be incredibly helpful for parents who are making what feels like a huge and difficult decision for their families.
If more states did what Georgia is doing by seeking to provide parents with more information -- and even went further -- well, that would be just peachy.
Was it difficult for you to find the right daycare situation for your child?
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The first time I heard music by Loreena McKennitt I had to ask who it was and I found myself collecting as many of her CD's as I could get my hands on. Later it was The Stranglers. These two music styles (folk/celtic/instrumental and British Punk) have little in common, but I still love them both. Each takes me to a different place and creates a different mood and even within each there are varying moods.
As a member of ANG and EGA. I encounter numerous designers and I sometimes find I am drawn to the designs of one again and again. As you become more familiar with designers you can pick out their work. Just as Loreena McKennitt has one of the most distinct sounds within the celtic genre some designers seem to develop styles that are more distinct than others. You never think this is like a design by… It is always something a little apart.
I've decided to do a short series presenting some of my favorite designers because I think that their work is distinctive. The first in this series is Elizabeth Foster of Elizabeth's Designs. She designs for both cross-stitch and needlepoint. As I am less familiar with her cross-stitch designs I will concentrate on her needlepoint designs here. Her designs which often are nature or garden oriented, feature some signature stitches and a pallate of muted colors. She employs her signature stitches in a variety of ways keeping them fresh and combining them with a variety of other stitches to create designs that compliment one another without becoming repetitive. Her use of a variety of stitches helps keep her projects entertaining throughout the stitching process with the signature stitches providing a feeling of assurance while you explore the other stitches required for her projects allowing you to broaden your stitching repetoire. Below is a gallery of just a few of her designs.


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Thank You
by Deborah Shanks
Catherine hurried down the ladder, wondering why Vincent wanted to see her. Not that she minded coming down to see him, but due to her busy schedule these past weeks, they had decided not to see each other until the weekend. Please, Catherine sent up a silent plea, don't let this be a cancellation of our weekend plans!
Geoffrey was waiting for her just inside the tunnel entrance.
"Hello, Geoffrey. Did Vincent ask you to wait for me? I had to stay late at the office, and I just found the note when I walked in my door. I hope you didn't have to wait very long," Catherine smiled down at the quiet boy in front of her. "Where is Vincent? Do you have a message for me?"
"No . . . no message" he whispered, then looked down at his feet and took a deep breath.
"Vincent doesn't know you're here. I'm the one . . . I need to talk to you," he said in a rush and looked up at her face. "Are you mad at me, Catherine?"
An audible sigh of disappointment escaped Catherine's lips, followed by a puzzled frown.
"Of course not, Geoffrey, I'm glad you trust me enough to want to talk to me. So tell me, what's on your mind?"
"Don't you like Vincent any more?"
Catherine was stunned. "Of course, I still like Vincent. How can you ask such a thing?"
Confusion evident in her expression and her voice, Catherine continued in a softer tone. "Whatever made you think I didn't like him, Geoffrey?"
"How come Vincent doesn't go above to see you any more then? He's been down here almost every night for the last two weeks!"
Catherine was perplexed at Geoffrey's tone of voice. It almost sounded as if he didn't want Vincent around. "Nothing is wrong. I've been working on a very important case, and I just haven't had a lot of free time, Geoffrey . . . "
"Couldn't you think of something to keep him busy? Just for a couple of nights? She's spent the last five nights with him." The boy kicked a pebble several yards down the tunnel. "She sits there staring at him all goofy-eyed." Geoffrey frowned and continued to take his frustrations out on the pebbles.
Catherine took off her coat; she was still dressed for work, having only changed her shoes before heading Below. Spreading the coat on the tunnel floor, she settled down to listen, "Now Geoffrey, let's talk. Start at the beginning."
Vincent was bewildered. Catherine looked angry and was busy tapping her foot in what seemed impatience, yet he felt no hint of anger through their Bond. In fact, Catherine seemed to be blocking off her feelings.
"Catherine, is something wrong?" Vincent inquired, as he put aside the book he held
and rose from his bed.
Never taking her eyes off the girl sitting at Vincent's feet, Catherine waited almost a full minute before she spoke. "We need to talk, Vincent," she said in a serious tone of voice, without once looking at him.
Vincent's guest stood up and started gathering her things, including the book he had just put down. As she edged toward the entrance of his chamber, she kept up a running commentary, "Well, I'll leave you two to your talk. Vincent was just reading . . . ah, helping me rehearse my . . . ah, memorize my lines for a play we're putting on." Holding up the book for Catherine to see as she passed her, she continued. "It's Romeo and Juliet and I'm going to be Juliet!" Catherine's unflinching gaze was making Samantha nervous. "Thank you, Vincent. Goodnight, Catherine," she called, as she rushed out of his chamber.
"Catherine, what . . ." Vincent stopped as Catherine placed one finger against his unique lips to silence him.
Eyes sparkling with merriment, Catherine went to the chamber entrance and very carefully peeked out the way Samantha had just vanished. When she looked back at Vincent, she motioned for him to come closer.
Vincent stood near the entrance, listening, perplexed. Even though Geoffrey and Samantha were talking farther down the passageway, he heard them clearly.
Samantha was saying, ". . . and I really need more work on my lines. Catherine must have finished the case that Vincent said was so important."
"Vincent must really be happy! You know how much he's been missing their time together," Geoffrey replied.
"He has really enjoyed our rehearsals. I don't think . . ."
"Oh yeah, your rehearsal. I guess I could go over your lines with you, for a little while."
Geoffrey smiled sweetly and continued, "Since Vincent is busy with Catherine."
Samantha paused for a minute. "Would you, really? It's getting kind of late."
'"I'm not tired. I was planning on raiding the pantry and going to the Mirror Pool after I deliver this message for Father."
"Well, why don't I meet you there? I can stop off and get us a fire built, while you get the food," Samantha offered.
"Great! See you there." Geoffrey headed straight for Vincent's chamber, as Samantha disappeared around a bend in the tunnel.
Vincent stepped back barely in time as the boy exploded into his chamber. Without even a nod to acknowledge him, Geoffrey ran straight to Catherine. "It really worked! She's going to meet me at the Mirror Pool. Thanks a lot, Catherine. You're the greatest!" He turned to dash out again. At the entrance way he stopped and asked, "You won't forget will you?"
"No, I know exactly what to do." Catherine glanced over at Vincent. "Trust me." Not looking away, she spoke to the boy again, "Now get the basket we packed and go meet Samantha."
A single word, "Bye," and Vincent and Catherine were alone.
Vincent almost lost himself in the green eyes watching him before he spoke. "Trust you?" He tilted his head and asked, "Can I trust you for an explanation?"
Smiling Catherine went to him. "Oh, yes, at the very least." Taking him by the arm, she led him to his bed, "You had better be sitting for this one." Once he was sitting, she took a pillow off the bed and settled down on the floor at his feet.
"It all started when I found a note under my door asking me to come Below. I must admit to being disappointed when I found it was from Geoffrey, not you. I think I went into mild shock when he asked his first question." Catherine paused, a small smile on her lips.
"What was his question?" Vincent prompted.
"He asked 'Why don't you like Vincent any more?'" Catherine said quietly. "Why would Geoffrey ask you . . . ?"
"Wait, Vincent," Catherine interrupted. A smile was on her lips and her eyes sparkled, "You have to hear the rest of this tale!"
" . . . I told Geoffrey if he waited outside your chamber Samantha would be leaving shortly after I entered. End of story. Any questions?" Catherine asked as she finished.
Vincent shook his head, the suggestion of a smile showing at the comers of his mouth. "Why did Geoffrey go to you? I don't understand, Catherine. If he wanted to see Samantha, all he had to do was ask her. I am sure she . . ."
Catherine was amazed. How could someone as empathic as he was be so totally blind in some areas? "Vincent," she interrupted him, changing to the position Samantha was sitting in when Catherine has arrived. Then she tilted her head to gaze up adoringly at Vincent with Samantha's same wide-eyed dreamy look. "I seriously doubt if Geoffrey came in here and asked to take over for you he would get any further with me than he would with Samantha." Catherine continued in a husky whisper, "You are a hard act to follow, and you completely outclass Geoffrey, my love."
Seeing Catherine imitating Samantha's expression, the light suddenly dawned for Vincent. He thought back over the last two weeks, only now realizing how often Samantha had "happened" to be in his vicinity.
Catherine watched Vincent as a very distinctive blush rose becomingly under his gold-tinted fur. Knowing he had honestly had no idea of the devastating effect he presented to any female did not stop a quick stab of jealous possessiveness from hitting Catherine with full force.
As Vincent felt Catherine's reaction through their Bond, it shocked him out of his embarrassment. "Catherine! You cannot be jealous of Samantha."
"I am jealous of every female living down here. They get to see you anytime: day or night," Catherine spoke in a subdued tone of voice. Then, with a twinkle coming back to her eyes, she continued. "The hard part is knowing that every female down here has been, is, or will be in love with you at some point. Perhaps, I should hire Geoffrey to look out for my interests on a permanent basis." Catherine laughed. "Maybe I should get a supply of baseball bats."
The picture of Catherine chasing Samantha with a bat in hand left Catherine holding her sides and even got a few chuckles out of Vincent.
"I am sorry Geoffrey bothered you with this, Catherine. I have felt your weariness these last few days. You need your rest." Vincent sighed, "I suppose I shall have to try to talk to Samantha about this situation. How could this happen?"
"Vincent, there is nothing logical, nothing so overpowering as a young girl's first crush. I'm only surprised it hasn't happened more frequently. Give Samantha a few days before you talk to her. Maybe it won't even be necessary if we handle the next few days correctly."
"You have something in mind, Catherine?" Vincent asked.
"I just think we should remove the temptation from Samantha's reach. Besides, I promised Geoffrey I would think of something to keep you too busy to have any time for the young lady." She smiled mischievously, "I guess you will just have to come up to my place every evening, just to help Geoffrey out."
"What about your case, Catherine? I know you're working late every evening. That is the only reason we agreed to wait until this weekend," Vincent reminded her gently.
"I know, Vincent, but I think we can work it out. Right now, most of my work is searching for bits and pieces of information through several cartons of back files." Catherine lowered her eyes before she continued, "I was thinking I could bring some of the files and work at home in the evenings. If you helped me, I might even get enough done to ask Joe to free me a few hours early Friday"
"Of course, Catherine, I would be honored to help you, in any way. I will see you tomorrow night at nine." Vincent sat up. "You are tired. I should take you home."
"Trying to get rid of me already? Then Samantha would come wandering by, accidentally on purpose, and we would be back at square one." Catherine rose to her knees in front of Vincent and smiled. "I think not. I promised Geoffrey I would keep you busy, and I have thought of something to do just that." Catherine moved closer, until she was directly in front of Vincent. "Do you remember when I came Below after my father died?
"Indeed I do, Catherine." A look of puzzlement appeared to trouble his features.
"Do you remember when I decided to return Above?"
"Yes, I do, Catherine." Vincent's answer was slightly choked.
"And do you recall when I thanked you?" Catherine's voice had softened to the texture of velvet.
"I do, Catherine. It is imprinted in my heart, forever." Vincent's voice was a hoarse, husky whisper.
"Well, I did promise to think of something to keep you occupied tonight, and I think I have the perfect idea to keep your attention engaged. I realized the vast amount of services you have done for me, and I have never even thanked you for any of them." Catherine placed her hands on the bed on either side of Vincent, leaned forward and kissed the soft down on his left cheek. "Thank you for saving my life." She tilted her head and kissed him on his right cheek. "Thank you for giving Eric and Ellie a home." Catherine took Vincent's head between her hands. She felt him start to tremble at her touch and saw him close his eyes as she angled his head down. Gently she kissed each eyelid. "Thank you for our concerts in the rain."
Vincent was lost in a torrent of emotions. A delightful fresh frontier of unexplored sensations cascaded through him. The entire world dissolved around him and crystalized itself into the touch of Catherine's lips on his face. He was unable to think clearly, to speak, or even to move for a time which seemed to his heightened senses an eternity. Each contact melted, changing into superheated steam searing his heart. He started to quiver and closed his eyes.
Catherine shivered, her breathing turning to deep gasps, while a deluge of emotions engulfed her through their special bond. A small sound of surprise escaped from her.
Vincent's head jerked up. Two anguished blue eyes locked with two shocked green eyes. Time froze, while he struggled to force air into lungs which had forgotten how to work. "Catherine," he whispered. Vincent carefully grasped Catherine's hands, pulling them away from his face and then releasing them. "Catherine," he tried again in a stronger tone of voice. "It is late." Even though the tone was formal, his eyes and heart pleaded for her understanding.
Catherine was still amazed at the intensity and clarity of their bond. She had not only experienced the kisses from her side, but also Vincent's reactions to them. Although her heart was overflowing, she smiled and answered Vincent's silent plea with a question. "Would you walk me home?"
Except for the one time when Vincent had helped Catherine to her feet, they did not touch at all on the walk to her basement entrance way. They were silent for the first half of the walk. Finally, they started talking. Catching up on what each other had been up to in the last two weeks. All too soon, they reached Catherine's building. No word was spoken of what had transpired between them.
"You must be tired, Catherine."
"Not really. However, I doubt I will feel the same when my alarm rings at 5:45 in the . . . " Catherine paused, looking down at her wrist watch, "this morning."
Vincent opened his arms and embraced her. "Good night, Catherine. Sleep well."
"Goodnight, Vincent." Catherine raised her head from his shoulder, looking into his eyes.
"Will you come to see me tonight?"
"Certainly. You did make a promise. And we must not disappoint Geoffrey."
Catherine stepped back and started for the ladder. As she reached it she turned and called, "Vincent. Pleasant dreams."
Vincent called to her when she set foot on the third rung of the ladder. "Catherine, wait." He came forward, arriving at the base as Catherine stepped down. She turned to find him directly in front of her. Catherine's back was against the ladder, and she tilted her head back to ask Vincent a question, but what she saw in his face made her heart pound in her chest. Vincent's unique mouth descended over her half-opened lips. It was not a passionate kiss; it was much more a sharing of trust . . . a promise of their future . . . an acceptance of two bonded hearts. It was a beginning. It lasted a minute&endash;and forever&endash;and ended when Catherine's knees buckled. Vincent caught and held her until she grabbed the ladder for support.
Vincent was astounded at Catherine's response to his kiss. Their bond assured him he had caused her no pain. A delighted smile lit his face, as he whispered, "Thank you, Catherine, for helping Geoffrey." When he finished speaking, Vincent spun around and disappeared into the tunnels.
Catherine held onto the ladder and sank to the floor. After a minute, a soft "Wow!" escaped her still parted lips.


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Why AAP Won't Work?
When a movement travels from TV room discussions to streets to election campaigns and the Delhi parliament...it definitely means business. It is surprising how Kejriwal has become a household name within a matter of months. good job..however there is a snitch in this movement...it relies on the most unreliable and dubious factor in any civilization- citizen involvement and participation.What AAP government literally stands for is, "Dear Public, Sorry to inform you but your days of getting up one holiday morning going to vote and sleeping again for another five years are over. Time to wake up and help me to get this country sorted out!" Are we as citizens ready for such kind of responsibility?
To begin with, lets describe the common man or 'Aam Aadmi'. if there is one word that could describe him, it is- "stuck". He is stuck in the whole 'janjal' and 'moh maya' of life.Running doors to pillars to somehow make two ends meet.. grabbing some amount of food to feed himself his family, getting some form of shelter, earning a living by a respectable maybe not so respectable employment, handling the dependency of growing up kids and growing old elderly and perhaps stealing some amount of luxury from life. The common woman stands worse, for she already stands on a lower pedestrian in the society and faces all the disability that comes with it. If working, she is almost dead, dead busy, dead tired. It is as if she carries the weight of the world on her, almost bare, bone sticking out, shoulders. She has to work, earn, even show professionalism at work, come back home, be the good mother, good wife and at least try being the good bahu. Do you realize how tied up these people are? Corruption, poverty, population control are basically only at the thought level. They think of their country most often in times of power cuts, water shortages, or maybe when they fall into a ditch by the road. therefore if there is a strike or anshan the aam aadmi willingly gives a day or two, he cares, but beyond that it interferes with his survival. But guess what the next days editorial says- 'Indian public absolutely coldblooded- deserts movement in the lurch'. The whole situation is kind of funny in its own way..however on this front congratulations to Kejriwal for he has decided to take the movement from this street protest (which turns out to be a waste of time for the common man) to the parliament as an organised political reform, SOLID!
For years now we have seen politics revolving around the baseless desires of the common man- scooties, laptops, nanos, plasma TVs. For once, Kejriwal brings promises based on the needs of the common man, stuff like subsidized water, food, electricity, public transport, employment, safety... working on the whims of the mass was clever dear congress and BJP, however focusing on the rightful demands of citizens- Smart move! Coming back to the topic, why AAP wont work? Another reason is, because it relies on the integrity of people. Don't get me wrong, I don't mean to say that Indians lack integrity, just that they have too many problems. Though a part of the population is willing to accept political reform, there are many who are 'alright', 'fine' by the way things are going but seem to have a billion issues, questions and doubts about the AAP strategy. Why not trust? Experiment? Just give them a shot?...Nah! In India we have a problem for every solution, and it's not only in big things regarding politics or nation..it's everywhere. In offices, homes, colleges, schools, everywhere. It is our birthright to trample over any initiative that is not ours. Instead of encouraging people, we discourage them. For AAP to work, this mentality will have to change.
Furthermore, we hate taking up responsibility. Lets look at the night of 16th December 2012, streets of Delhi,the unfortunate date and venue of the Nirbhaya incident. Society sets up the crime, the sinner commits it. I wondered why everyone was asking for a death statement. Shouldn't they die of guilt themselves? After the rape, the girl lay there naked and the same society just stood there peaked with judgmental eyes and left shamelessly. Then, when it became all cool and sexy to protest, people started protesting. It is so easy to just sit and protest but so difficult to actually promise yourself- the next time I see a girl in trouble, I will risk my life to save her. It is easier to fight for your principles than to live up to them. the same night 13 homeless people on the streets of Delhi died of cold. These deaths could have been prevented at a much lower cost but it's not sexy to protest about these poor homeless. Hopefully Kejriwal isn't that shortsighted. For AAP to work or for that reason for any government to work, people have to stand for people. There is no shortcut to that.
We have lost the ability to trust, perhaps because of being fooled so often. We don't even trust each other, forget the government.When all the news was about- 'Will AAP be able to fulfill its promises?' Kejriwal said that opposition is asking these questions because they don't trust, they are misleading the public..Wrong! they were only playing on the common man's fear...It is them who fear, who doubt, who don't trust. AAP supporters are people who take initiative, support initiative, take responsibility and trust.The wonderful thing being that through this movement we know that India has a substantial number of such people.Dear Kejriwal this is not such a common thing and these are not 'aam aadmis'. These are what heroes look like in real life. Jai Hind
These views are my own, I am
These views are my own, I am not a member of the AAP and i did not mean to hurt any political sentiments.
Well, in scenarios like this,
Well, in scenarios like this, the only think that we can tell will be to wait and see, as there had been innovations that won and sustained, and there had been others as well, that flopped and flew away in the passage of time, like an Utopian remnant. With the flow of things, I would say AAP is really getting things done. Will it fall into the deep pit of corruption? We will have to wait and see.
AAP is held together by one
AAP is held together by one man, that is Kejriwal. I think it is only Kejriwal that people trust. No movement can make long lasting headway in such a situation. AAP will perform better as a corrective force to those in power rather than hold on to power themselves.
Hi! I think it is shorsighted
Hi! I think it is shorsighted to think that the whole AAP movement is bieng run by 1 man...the media is projecting just kejriwal because a face sells better than a mass..the ground realities may be different. I personally do not believe that such a wholesome fire is the result of the motivation of just 1 man...kejriwal more than a name of a person, is now a noun that represents the thinkers of AAP
Well, it's been some time now
Well, it's been some time now after the elections. I saw this article just today and would like to express my thoughts. At first, I felt AAP's system of 'mohalla politics' is not going to work. I thought Delhi is not ready for such a quick shift from a representative democracy to a participatory democracy. Now, when I look at the 49-day legacy AAP has left behind, it leaves me surprised in many ways. Firstly, elections took place in Delhi, M.P., Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan and Mizoram. All projects and schemes remain stagnant in these states till date but look at Delhi. You need to agree that AAP is made solely for 'aam aadmi'. In interviews and independent surveys, the aam aadmi of Delhi truly feels liberated. Secondly, AAP maintains transparency. Their website is unlike the websites of any other political party I have seen. Thirdly, Arvind Kejriwal seems very honest, precise and clear in his ideals. Moreover, he is sticking to his policies that have been laid down by extremely well-educated policy makers like Yogendra Yadav and Atishi Marlena and many more. I have to say, though, things did go a bit unorganised and very unorthodox. So far, none have fallen into traps of Corruption and I hope they don't. AAP still has a lot to show. This might just be one dimension. I have always found it very exciting to see how they move and I want to see more political parties like it.


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Fang plays Pokemon White! Part 1
I've started playing Pokemon White, and suggested the idea of keeping a log in a RP style kind of way. Lots of you liked the idea, so here you are, the first part in the series!
Note that I'm not going to describe everything in-depth, as I don't think you're wanting to read me grind. (So wrong, Fang. So wrong.)
'Sorry I'm late!' Biance came running up the stairs, tripped, and almost fell.
Cheren sighed. I laughed. 'You'll never learn, will you?'
'I'm so excited! Where are the Pokemon?'
Cheren gently patted a blue box, with a big greeen bow on it. 'They're in here.'
'Oh oh let me see!'
Cheren slowly lifted the top of the box off. Inside were three brand new, shiny Poke Balls. They each had a tiny sticker on them, representing the type of the Pokemon that was inside.
'I guess Fang gets first pick, since the Pokemon were delivered to his house.' Bianca said.
'That seems fair enough. Go ahead Fang, make your pick.'
I didn't think about it a lot, and just went with the grass type. Snivy.
'Then I'll take Oshawott. Cheren, you can have Tepig.'
'Is that even your choice to make? It's okay, though. I wanted Tepig anyway.'
Biance was overexcited already. Hugging and playing with her Oshawott. The poor little thing didn't seem to like it very much, though.
'Oh, we could have a Pokemon battle!' she exclaimed, after she was done playing with her "little gentleman".
'We're inside Fang's house, Bianca. A battle will ruin this place.'
'Aww come on! They're still very small, so they won't destroy Fang's house or something!'
'Not a problem by my book.' I said.
'Hurray! In that case, I challenge you to a battle, Fang!'
I battled Bianca's Oshawott. He was no match for my Snivy.
During the battle, I discovered that my Snivy was a smart little female, and had pretty balanced stats.
'Come on Cheren, battle me!' I was getting all pumped up already.
'Fine, fine. I won't hold back, though!'
I easily beat him, too.
After the battles, we noticed the room had become a huge mess. Apparently those little Pokemon still packed quite a punch.
Luckily, my mom offered to clean up the mess, so we could go and see Professor Juniper.
More next time!
~ Fang
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Files on Workshop on Welfare on Sunday December 2nd, 2018 in Hungary
Below you will find CV's, summaries, programme and some powerpoint presentations from the Welfare workshop on Sunday December 2nd in Budapest, which took place as part of the annual meetings of the WBFSH.
Powerpoint presentations from the Welfare seminar and workshop sessions 2018
WBFSH Workshop on Welfare Presentation Dec 18 by Roly Owers
WBFSH Workshop on Welfare presentation by Janne W. Christensen 2018
WBFSH Workshop on Welfare Sofia Mikko's handout, Dec 2nd 2018
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WBFSH workshop on Welfare, notes and conclusions December 3rd 2018
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Danish Janne Winther Christensen is one of the speakers at the WBFSH Workshop on Welfare.
Files containing CV's, summaries, and the 5 groups can be found below.
8.30-9.00: Welcome and presentation of the Hungarian Sporthorse Studbook
9.00-9.45: Welfare – from a stallion selection point of view: Clinical relevance of routine stallion screening with focus on X-ray, endoscopy and skin problems (Gábor Bódó, professor of equine surgery at Vet. School Budapest)
9.45-10.30: Welfare - from a breeding point of view: WFFS and other hereditary diseases in sport horse breeding (Sofia Mikko, scientist at Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences)
10.30-11.00: Coffee break
11.00-11.45: Welfare – from a management point of view: Maternal transmission of behaviour (Janne Winther Christensen, scientist at University Aarhus and president of International Society for Equitation Science)
11.45-12.30: Welfare – global overview of ethics and responsibilities in horse sport – from birth to death (Roly Owers, chief executive of World Horse Welfare)
12.30-13.30: Lunch
13.30-14.30: Workshop on Horse Welfare: Rank the 5 most important welfare issues that might endanger horse sport in the future (participants will be divided into 5 groups, 40 min. discussion and 20 min. presentation from moderators)
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CV Roly Owers WBFSH Workshop on Welfare Dec 2018
Summary Roly Owers Workshop on Welfare Dec 2018
CV Janne Winther Christensen Dec 2018 - Workshop on Welfare
Summary Janne Winther Christensen Workshop on Welfare Dec 2018
CV and Summary - Sofia Mikko WBFSH Workshop on Welfare Dec 2018
CV and summary Gabór Bódó Workshop on Welfare Dec 2018
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Behavioral disorders in the frontal and temporal variants of frontotemporal dementia
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Objective: To compare the behavioral features and to investigate the neuroanatomic correlates of behavioral dysfunction in anatomically defined temporal and frontal variants of frontotemporal dementia (tvFTD and fvFTD).
Methods: Volumetric measurements of the frontal, anterior temporal, ventromedial frontal cortical (VMFC), and amygdala regions were made in 51 patients with FTD and 20 normal control subjects, as well as 22 patients with Alzheimer disease (AD) who were used as dementia controls. FTD patients were classified as fvFTD or tvFTD based on the relative degree of frontal and anterior temporal volume loss compared with controls. Behavioral symptoms, cerebral volumes, and the relationship between them were examined across groups.
Results: Both variants of FTD showed significant increases in rates of elation, disinhibition, and aberrant motor behavior compared with AD. The fvFTD group also showed more anxiety, apathy, and eating disorders, and tvFTD showed a higher prevalence of sleep disturbances than AD. The only behaviors that differed significantly between fvFTD and tvFTD were apathy, greater in fvFTD, and sleep disorders, more frequent in tvFTD. FvFTD was associated with greater frontal atrophy and tvFTD was associated with more temporal and amygdala atrophy compared with AD, but both groups showed significant atrophy in the VMFC compared with AD, which was not associated with VMFC atrophy. In FTD, the presence of many of the behavioral disorders was associated with decreased volume in right-hemispheric regions.
Conclusion: FvFTD and tvFTD show many similarities in behavior, which appear to be associated with damage to right frontal and temporal structures.
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Sherza Ventures Limited Launched IPO, Aims To Establish Brand Bhutan Products Globally And More
Sherza Ventures Limited aims to be a hyper retail and wholesale trading venture using e-commerce.
By Damchoe Pem | The Bhutanese
Sherza Ventures Limited (SVL), an e-commerce and trading company, has launched its Initial Public Offering (IPO) on 27 Aug to invite the public to invest in its shares with the aim of raising Nu 247 million.
SVL is the first comapny going for IPO after a gap of five years in Bhutan's Stock Exchange, the last one being GIC-Bhutan Reinsurance Company in 2014.
SVL aims to be a hyper retail and wholesale trading venture using e-commerce. It hopes to provide a platform for young entrepreneurs and farmers to market their products and establish Brand Bhutan of local products in the international market.
SLV also plans to become the market leader in terms of product pricing thus making their products cheaper than the existing market prices.
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Nu 19m equity shares will also be made available at Nu 13 per share to attract micro investors.
Of the Nu 247m, SVL has plans to spend Nu 97m as its stock and working capital, Nu 8m for HR training and development, Nu 130m for fixed asset development and Nu 12m for its IT infrastructure.
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Founder and CEO of SVL, Jurmay Chophel said, "I believe that every business runs on certain core ideas. Sherza Venture's flagship brand 'All Store Ecosystem' is based on the very idea of creating a sustainable business ecosystem encompassing our customers, employees and producers."
He said that every year, on average, Bhutanese spend approximately Nu 30b on food commodities alone. As the current trading market is unorganised, it gives them huge first mover advantage.
"We aim to capitalise on this market scenario with effective operations – strongly driven by technology, and we plan to capture 10 percent of the market share in three years alone, which will generate Nu 3b of revenue every year (beyond our financial projections)," he added.
A person can invest in this company, and tomorrow they can buy products from the same company and make the company sustainable.
Meanwhile, CEO of the Royal Securities Exchange of Bhutan (RSEB), Dorji Phuntsho said that it is, for the first time in the history of the capital market of Bhutan, that they have a new generation of entrepreneurs tapping into the true potential of the capital market today.
Opportunities which Sherza Ventures Limited will bring
What has been the practice until now is, we have only those influential business houses and prominent figures who would only come for the IPO and its scheme.
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"But today, we are witnessing something, which is a landmark milestone for us, because that is where the capital market is – to serve as a platform for businesses to scale up, not only in terms of fund-raising activities, but there are affiliated benefits too."
However, he also noted that till date, there are only 21 listed companies Bhutan. By design, most of these companies are mandated either by the regulation or laws to get listed on the Stock Exchange.
In addition, he said that in order to qualify for the IPO, companies need to have a track record of three years, with the condition that for two years it has to be profitable. SVL fulfilled the criteria.
After the investment by shareholders, SVL will ensure that the details of the shareholders are updated at all times. This will facilitate the delivery of dividends into the shareholders' individual accounts without any hassle.
SVL was incorporated on 11 June 2015 as a private limited company with a capital investment of Nu 30m. Currently, the capital is further raised to Nu 109m.
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The Folly Of Alien vs. Predator
The movies have had a love/hate relationship with comic books for many years. For the longest time, Hollywood seemed to be of the opinion that "comics are for kids" and most movies that were based upon comic material were less than the best Hollywood had to offer. Movies like Captain America and Supergirl represent some of the worst comic book based films ever made, and there wasn't much of anything in the success column until X-Men was released to rave reviews and commercial success. Hot on its heels came Spider-Man and its sequel, and finally a masterpiece was realized in Robert Rodriguez's Sin City, based on the popular Frank Miller property. It seemed that comics had turned a new leaf in the movies as Hollywood now spends some time on scripts, effects, cast, and everything it takes to make a good movie.
Unfortunately, not all of these are good. Ang Lee's vision of The Hulk left plenty to be desired, as did Fantastic Four and, the case in point, Alien vs. Predator. Director Paul W. S. Anderson, one of the biggest hacks to ever hoist a camera (his list of credits include such lackluster pictures as Event Horizon, Mortal Kombat, Resident Evil, and Soldier) was given the reins of this movie because, apparently, in the darkest corner of Hell there is a contract inked in blood bearing this guy's name. This may be the high point of his career because he was given the opportunity to spread his foul stench on two beloved movie franchises and one of the most popular comic series of all time simultaneously. Somewhere Satan is laughing.
The Story Of Alien vs. Predator
A billionaire industrialist named Charles Bishop Weyland (Lance Henrikson - catch the "Bishop" and "Weyland" references; Henrikson's character in Aliens was called Bishop, and the "Company" Ellen Ripley worked for was the Weyland-Yutani Company) believes he has discovered an ancient temple which pre-dates the Mayan, Egyptian, and Aztec civilizations, but which combines features familiar to all three, buried in a glacier in Antarctica. Weyland assembles a team of scientists to unearth and explore the structure and we, the audience, know right away that probably only one of these people will be coming back out once they enter.
Once inside, the team discovers a bizarre "sacrificial chamber" complete with mummified corpses. The corpses have death wounds visible in their chests, but they look more like something came out of them rather than the type of wound that might be made by a dagger plunging in. The scientists are perplexed, but the audience knows exactly what killed these people - especially since all the corpses are not human. There are also the remains of several "face huggers" lying about. Apparently Ellen Ripley died in vain in Alien 3, trying to keep the aliens off Earth. They've been here for centuries. They are not running things; however, they are part of a larger plan.
Through the course of the story, we learn that the temple was used in ancient times as the scene of a coming-of-age or rite-of-passage ritual for the Predators - the same race of hunter aliens which gave Arnold Schwarzenegger so much trouble in 1987's Predator. The Predators show up, an apparently eternal Alien Queen starts pumping out eggs, and a good percentage of the scientists find themselves as hosts for aliens. The hunt is on.
The silliness that ensues is basically a mass of scenes in which Predators and Aliens are busy ripping each other apart. The Alien Queen, as one would expect, tires of being present just for the Predators' ritual and breaks her bonds to join the fray. The remaining humans, caught in the middle, drop like flies until only the Wise Young Scientist (Sanaa Lathan, one of the few good things about this movie) remains. She befriends one of the Predators and manages to stay alive to see the end credits.
It's Not Over Yet
If Lathan's performance is one of the best things about AVP, one of the worst must be that a sequel is in the works. Fox has announced plans to release Aliens vs. Predator 2 in 2007. Remember, "no matter who wins...we lose."


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The Virginia football team was selected to the Belk Bowl in Charlotte, N.C., where it will face South Carolina on Dec. 29.
The Cavaliers (7-5) were selected to a bowl game for the second consecutive season after
It has been 15 years since Virginia last played in the Belk Bowl.
The Cavaliers have significant history with the Belk Bowl, which has changed sponsors since the bowl game was first played in Charlotte in 2002. In fact, Virginia won the first ever bowl game in Charlotte (then called the Continental Tire Bowl) against West Virginia, 48-22. The Cavaliers then returned to the Continental Tire Bowl the following season and beat Pittsburgh, 23-16.
South Carolina (7-5), headed to its third-consecutive bowl game under Coach Will Muschamp, have never played in the Belk Bowl.
The Cavaliers had an impressive season in Coach Bronco Mendenhall's third year. They performed well in ACC play, and would be 9-3 if not for two close overtime losses at the end of the year against Georgia Tech and Virginia Tech.
The selection to the Belk Bowl, a Tier I bowl game, is a testament to the Cavaliers' improvement this season.
Beyond the team's success, a number of outstanding individual players have stood out. Three Virginia players were selected to the all-ACC first-team — senior wide receiver Olamide Zaccheaus, who holds Virginia's all-time record for receptions, was named to the first-team offense, and senior safety Juan Thornhill and junior cornerback Bryce Hall were named to the first-team defense. Thornhill led the Cavaliers with 92 tackles and five interceptions, and Hall led the nation in pass breakups.
Virginia also had players on the all-ACC third-team and players receiving honorable mention: senior linebacker Chris Peace and junior wide receiver Joe Reed made the third-team, and junior transfer quarterback Bryce Perkins, senior running back Jordan Ellis and senior tight end Evan Butts received honorable mention accolades.
Perkins took Virginia's offense to new heights this season, and should be critical in Virginia's matchup against South Carolina. The dual-threat quarterback had a record-breaking year, setting a Virginia single-season record with 3,314 yards of total offense and a single-season record for touchdowns responsible for with 31 touchdowns this year.
Virginia is poised to face a strong South Carolina football team in Charlotte. The Gamecocks played a difficult SEC schedule, and should be a challenging opponent for the Cavaliers. They are led by junior quarterback Jake Bentley on offense, who threw for over 500 yards and five touchdowns in a loss against Clemson this year.
A win in the game would be a big step in the direction of Mendenhall's New Standard. Virginia has won just one bowl game since last playing in the Belk Bowl in 2003.
Kickoff for the game will be at noon.


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Long story short, I left my job at LifeTime.
It was pretty ugly even though I tried to end it on a good note. The next day, I was offered a job at a physical therapy clinic. I am so happy to have a much less stressful job and that I have less hours! I had to cut back the amount of hours I was working, but I'm actually really enjoying it. Today was my second day and tomorrow morning they're leaving me alone for the first hour and I'm not exactly sure how it will go.


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Its been a great end to the year for Memory Box Weddings.
We had the pleasure of capturing Michael and Nasrien's special day at Colwick Hall in Nottingham.
It was a very beautiful and emotional day with people traveling all the way from Iran to be at the Wedding.
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Material in Lecture 3 is covered in Chapter 3 of Energy Systems & Sustainability, 2/e (2012) and explains how our current energy systems work, or don't, and how our use of energy has changed and continues to expand.
I've added more current information about energy use in the US, Vermont and on our Randolph Center campus.
3.2: Energy: primary vs. delivered vs. used
3.3: Expanding use of energy
3.4: Energy use: national comparisons
Additional resources & lInks of interest:
> How to read LLNL energy flow charts (scroll down to video)
> NHPR's coverage of potential biomass 'vetoes' (NHPR, September 2018)
> Waste heat: innovators turn to an overlooked renewable resource (Jones, Yale E360, 29 May 2018)
> American companies still make aluminum. In Iceland. (Appelbaum, NYTImes, 2017)
> The city where the internet warms people's homes (Biba, BBC, 13 October 2017)
> From fertilizer to zyklon B: 100 years of the scientific discovery.... (McKie, The Guardian, 2 Nov 2013)
> Nitrogen fix: energy in nitrogen fertilizer (Schrock, MIT Technology Review, 1 May 2006)
Week 3 writing assignment
Due Friday, 21 Sep: Research paper stage 1: three references and potential thesis statement(s)
Reading: start Rhodes chapter 3
Student's pick's F'17:
- 'Trump promised to bring back coal jobs. That promise 'will not be kept', experts say.' (Fears, Washington Post, 29 March 2017) vs. 'Coal's colossal comeback' (Moore, The American Spectator, 17 April 2017)
- 'Trump's Defense Secretary cites climate change as national security challenge' (Revkin, ProPublica, 14 March 2017) vs. 'Trump signs executive order unwinding Obama climate policies' (Davenport & Alissa, NYTimes, 27 March 2017)
- 'California's goal: an electricity grid moving only clean energy' (Megerian, LA Times, 31 Aug 2017) vs 'The appalling delusion of 100% renewables, exposed' (Bryce, National Review, 24 June 2017)
- 'Hydro, wind and solar make inroads in California's electric grid' (Nikolewski, LA Times, 20 July 2017) vs. 'Emerging climate bonds boom, but are they really green?' (Newsmax, 19 August 2017) or 'California rain expected to boost hyro-electric revenue' (Street, Breitbart, 24 March 2017)
- 'The conservative case for nuclear energy' (Bryce, National Review, 16 December 2016) vs. 'Nuclear energy is unsafe and unreliable. And we still don't know what to do with nuclear waste.' (Kamps, LA Times, 14 September 2017)
- 'The US backs off nuclear power. Georgia wants to keep building reactors' (Plumer, NYTImes, 31 August 2017) vs.'US nuclear comeback stalls as two reactors are abandoned' (Plumer, NYTimes, 31 July 2017)
- 'No place for climate change deniers to hide' (Inslee, Huffington Post, 10 September 2017) vs. 'How climate change is being blamed for Harvey after a dozen years without a major hurricane' (Richardson, Washington Times, 29 August 2017)
- 'America's first offshore wind farm launched with GE turbines twice as tall as the Statue of Liberty' (Garfield, Business Insider, 22 May 2017) vs. 'Wind power is an attack on rural America'


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Contents for Every Child Vol. 18 No. 1
What next? Reflecting critically on the Early Years Learning Framework—Anne Stonehouse
Guest Statement
Four years from 'Sorry'—Jo Goodwin
The introduction of the National Quality Framework: A significant milestone in our history—Heather Barnes
Valuing play: The Early Years Learning Framework in schools—Rose Devlin
Leading your team with the National Quality Standard and the Early Years Learning Framework—Stephanie Wardle
Another perspective: Working with your team—Glenn Taylor
Indigenous culture: It's everybody's business—Jo Goodwin
The Early Years Learning Framework in family day care—Deborah Conway
Numeracy in the early years—Margaret Sims
Collaborating with families: Not a problem!—Anne Stonehouse
Connecting with families in very remote communities—Giulia Elliott-Hall
More meaningful ways through culturally responsive approaches—Cynthia a Beckett, Svetlana Konakov and John Robertson
Vale Fraser Mustard—Pam Linke
Tumultuous times: Natural disasters, media and children's fears—Toni Deer
Myths about the Early Years Learning Framework and the National Quality Standard—Judy Radich
Family stories—Kate Turner
The KidsMatter Early Childhood pilot—Tracey Ezzy
Interview with Jennifer Sumsion
Professional Development
Learning through professional conversations—Sue Grieshaber
A better start for children with disability—Turong Francis
Everyday learning about fears and anxieties—Diana Roe
Strengthening immunisation for children—Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs
Book reviews
Everyday learning about promoting positive behaviour
Social inclusion and the Early Years Learning Framework: A way of working
Let's go to Pre-School
Waiting for later
Fridge Door
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Craig Fowler selects his latest SPFL Team of the Week, with Airdrieonians striker Andy Ryan the star man after finishing top scorer in League 1.
GK - Alex Mitchell (Annan Athletic)
Arbroath won the Ladbrokes League 2 title without having to defeat Stirling Albion in the final game of the season. Forfar Athletic, who led for so long, needed to beat Annan to stand a chance but could not do so, going down 4-2 at home. In fairness, it might have been an incredibly dramatic 5-4 victory were it not for the heroics of Mitchell in the Annan goal.
DF - Kerr Waddell (Clyde)
Cowdenbeath will face the uncertainty of the play-offs after failing to get the win they required from their trip to Elgin City. What might comfort the Blue Brazil is the fact that, even if they had won, they would have finished bottom of League 2 as both Clyde and Berwick Rangers picked up points. Clyde were able to secure their safety with a commendable draw at promotion-chasing Montrose, as 18-year-old Waddell shone at the heart of the defence.
DF - Marcus Fraser (Ross County)
The defender impressed mightily in Ross County's 1-0 victory over Motherwell, a result that all but ensures County's place in the top flight for another season. Along with team-mate Andrew Davies, Fraser played a key role in keeping a vital clean sheet for his side at Fir Park.
DC - Gary Warren (Inverness CT)
Inverness refuse to go quietly. All but written off by the critics, they dug deep and registered a 2-1 victory over Hamilton Accies to keep their slim hopes of safety alive. Warren was a rock at the heart of the defence, as ICT managed to buck the trend of recent weeks by looking strong and robust across the back four.
MR - Patrick Roberts (Celtic)
The winger scored twice, including an excellent finish for the opener, as Celtic comfortably defeated St Johnstone at Celtic Park. The match occurred a day after it was revealed Roberts had chosen to play for Celtic in the Scottish Cup final over the U20 World Cup with England in South Korea. His performance shows just how big a boost that is.
MC - Paul McGowan (Dundee)
The midfielder was his usual energetic self, contributing in both attack and defence, as Dundee made it two wins out of two under new boss Neil McCann. There's now a four-point gap between the Dens Park side and the relegation play-off spot, as they close in on survival.
MC - Jordon Brown (Peterhead)
Peterhead remain in League 1 by the skin of their teeth following Saturday's 3-2 victory over Alloa Athletic. Twice the visitors took the lead, though each time the hosts came back and won it through a Jordon Brown strike. They still have to navigate through the play-offs to ensure their survival but it's a much brighter prospect than automatic relegation, which befell Stenhousemuir.
ML - Lewis Morgan (St Mirren)
The winger has been in excellent form in 2017 and he continued that with a stirring performance in St Mirren's survival-clinching draw at Easter Road. Morgan tormented the Hibs defence and helped his side earn a 1-1 draw, which was enough to complete the remarkable turnaround under Jack Ross.
FC - Adam Rooney (Aberdeen)
The striker put in a tireless shift to lead the line as Aberdeen secured second place in the Ladbrokes Premiership. Thanks to goals from Rooney and Anthony O'Connor in the 2-1 win at Tynecastle, Aberdeen stayed nine points clear of Rangers with only three games remaining. Though not mathematically impossible, the plus-23 goal differential Aberdeen enjoy over their rivals means the race is as good as over.
FC - Declan McManus (Raith Rovers)
McManus sparked wild scenes in the home end at the conclusion of Raith's 2-1 win over Ayr United on Saturday. Down to 10 men for the majority of the match, Raith fought bravely and got the result they needed with McManus' late goal. Unfortunately for them, St Mirren's 1-1 draw at Easter Road consigned them to the play-offs.
FC - Andy Ryan (Airdrieonians)
Ex-Hamilton Accies striker Ryan has finished the season as the top goalscorer in League 1 after a double against Queen's Park took his goal tally to 23 for the season. The 3-2 win cemented Airdrie's place in the play-offs and he is this week's star man.