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In 2002, Sylvain Morey, from Chassagne-Montrachet, settled with his wife in the heart of the Luberon Natural Park, half an hour from Aix-en-Provence. He cares for 15 hectares of old vines spread over different types of soils located at high altitudes, which gives his wines a great natural freshness. He subtly combines the scrubland and the Provence sun with the legendary delicacy of Bourgogne, which places its wines among the greatest in the Luberon. The result is a vintage full of power and energy, thanks to a sumptuous loamy subsoil.
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A powerful, energetic vintage thanks to sumptuous loamy subsoil. From the first glass, sun-kissed and pure fruit blends with delicate notes of thyme and rosemary. A full-bodied, structured and silky taste on the palate takes over, with ripe, very delicate tannins. The richness of the Luberon here expressed for our delectation.
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"Get out of the country, you illegals!" I yelled at the top of my lungs from the backseat of the car my friend was driving. "We don't want you here!"
You may never guess that a member of Jose Antonio Vargas's Define American organization, which aims to create a more welcoming culture for immigrants, once yelled insults at Latino day laborers as a teenager. Furthermore, you may also never guess I am Latino myself, and that my father was once an undocumented immigrant.
But it's true. I once screamed those words. Not because I was angry at the day laborers. Certainly not because I had come to hate immigrants. I did it because I thought it was something normal to do… everyone was doing it.
I've kept that memory a secret since I was 14 years old. Twelve years later, as part of Define American's "Coming Out" campaign, that asks both undocumented immigrants and their allies to share their stories and experiences, I'm choosing to share this difficult story. This was the beginning of my journey to becoming an ally.
As my friends and I sped away from that Brentwood, New York corner a dozen years ago, I remember immediately slinking into my seat. I knew what I had just done was wrong. After all, my parents were proud of me for being a good student and a good person; they'd be furious if they found out I'd been so cruel. They were immigrants themselves, having come from Ecuador and Guatemala respectively, for better opportunities.
In life, there are moments that redefine your purpose. For me, that moment came when I was a college student. On Long Island, I had a job delivering mail in Huntington, New York. It was only my third day on the job when I came across an anti-immigrant rally. On one side of the street stood a dozen Latino day laborers, confused and frightened. One the other side stood "Americans" — chanting, waving flags and screaming at the men. I remember clearly, one of the anti-immigrant protesters smiled and signaled at me, asking me to honk in support.
I felt disgusted, for two reasons. One, I couldn't believe some Long Islanders could be so angry at immigrants; immigrants no different than my parents. And two, I was ashamed that I once yelled exactly the same things the protesters were yelling at the day laborers. I shook my head at the mob. There was no way I would honk.
A year later in 2008, Marcelo Lucero, an Ecuadorian immigrant was murdered in Patchogue, Long Island. Seven high school students from Patchogue-Medford assaulted and eventually murdered Lucero. The young men, five white, one black, and one Latino, were "beaner hopping," a "sport" in which people would target those who looked Latino at night.
At this point, I knew I needed to become involved. I didn't want to sit on the sidelines any longer.
Throughout the rest of my time in college and graduate school, I learned the complexities of today's immigration debate: the worldwide root cause of migration, the evolution of immigration laws, and most importantly, taking action and lending a voice to amplify those who are not being heard.
When I finished graduate school, I began working at Long Island Wins, a nonprofit organization dedicated to finding common-sense solutions for all Long Islanders: immigrant and U.S-born alike. One of my proudest accomplishments in those three years was working with Mayor Paul Pontieri, and the Village Of Patchogue government to create a more intentionally welcoming atmosphere for immigrants in the region. Today, the Village Of Patchogue works proactively to protect immigrant rights and promote inclusivity, regardless of immigration status.
It's time to take these ideas and efforts nationally.
Beginning this fall, I'll be launching Define American's new College Chapters program. I'll be working with educators, student leaders, and community members nationwide to turn our conversation about immigrants, identity and citizenship in a changing America into action.
On Define American's website, you can find our brand new story sharing platform where we invite you to record and share your own story or experience. Undocumented immigrants and allies are in every community, and are more numerous than the average American thinks. Our ask is simple — share your story with us, we need your voice. Perhaps you yourself were not always an ally. That's okay. We've built a digital community to increase support for allies like yourself, and for you to show solidarity for undocumented immigrants.
What I've chosen to reveal here is one of the hardest things I ever had to share, given my line of work. But I hope that my experience will hopefully inspire more allies to share their stories.
I was once a part of the problem in how we talk about immigrants and immigration in this country, even if it was when I was a teenager. But a crucial part of what "Define(s) American" to me is the ability to evolve and become a better version of yourself. It's never too late — sometimes all you need is a second chance.

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The first meeting took place on 15 December last year. According to its results, there were three organizational solutions: make an open contest for all positions at the university, during the first half of the year one should focus on the search for staff in Russia, and during the second and subsequent - investigate the foreign labor market. It was also necessary to increase the competition to three people for the position. As noted by Denis Zhuk, the head of the HRM Department Business cooperation office, the executive Council secretary, the goals, formed at the first meeting, were reached.
"A competition was held to fill the vacancies of the teaching staff. We received about 300 applications from candidates who compete for jobs in ITMO University on a par with re-elected employees.The competition was serious. Since February one can talk on the improvement of university recruitment services, the information system for specialists job application started its work. This convenient mechanism is used by department heads who leave an inquiry in our information system, and two weeks later they get the desired employee. In Russia the interaction between universities and recruiting agencies is not cultivated, however, in international universities, including top-rated ones, it is a normal practice: you need a researcher? - just refer to the specialists. Such cooperation is very fruitful. For example, after the December meeting of the Council, we began to interact with its member organizations on various aspects of HRM Department activity which once again underlines the effectiveness of the created structure," Denis Zhuk says.
The experts, gathered for the second time, discussed the results of the program of talented and promising employees from around the world attraction to the University - ITMO University Fellowship & Visiting Professorship. It is being implemented since 2014 and made for the search of scientists who specialize in such key for the ITMO University areas as: optics and photonics, information technologies and computer systems, nanotechnologies and innovative materials, automatic control and signals processing.
As noted by Olga Rodionova, the head of the HRM Department recruiting division, the fourth round of the program, which lasted from March to June this year, became the most successful of all the time of its existence. According to its results there were received 110 applications from 41 countries, which is four times higher than the results of the previous round.
"In accordance with the recommendations of the Council for international recruitment members we have expanded the list of resources where we were placing information on our offerings. Modernization of an information campaign, as well as establishing links with candidates and providing them with all the support helped to achieve significant results. In July, a special selective committee will analyze submitted applications, among which there are many candidates in Visiting professorship и Postdoctoral Fellowship directions," Olga Rodionova says.
The high demand for job in the leading Russian university is the result of a comprehensive work to promote the ITMO University HR-brand conducted by HRM Department staff together with Institute of international development and partnership, Strategic communications office, Information technologies department and other. Shamil Ismailov, the head of the St. Petersburg branch of the Brainpower company, the member of the Council for international recruitment, says that it is coordinated team work and interesting tasks that makes the work in Russia attractive for foreign specialists.
"Far not all foreigners are afraid to bind their lives with Russia. On the contrary, many are considering a job here as a serious career move. Russia is a European country, and our millionaire cities offer attractive prospects for growth. In my practice, I often faced a situation when foreign experts were telling that they want to work in Russia and they were asking for advice and support in the implementation of this idea. Often foreigners are interested in the probability of professional development rather than in money. And it is this probability that should be used to attract them. One should offer them the opportunity to become a member of a dynamic and vigorous development of the university, seeking to take the place in the hundred best world universities, this method will work," Shamil Ismailov says.
For the purpose of realizing the potential of Russian universities as potential employers, the HRM Department team organizes the Day of the scientific and academic vacancies. As noted by Stanislav Kushelev, the head of the HRM Department, the Council deputy chairman, the sphere of recruitment in education and science sphere is very poorly developed in Russia.
"At job fairs taking place on a regular basis, usually there are no educational and research institutions, it's just not their target audience. Academics, even if they are looking for a job, do not go to these job fairs, because there are no their potential employers. It turns out to be a kind of vicious circle. As the part of the Day of the scientific and academic vacancies which will be organized by ITMO University for the first time in Russia, Russian universities will get an opportunity to express themselves as an employers, attract the necessary personnel from among the teaching staff and researchers, and reach a new level in personnel matters," Stanislav Kushelev says.
Fairs of academic vacancies are already very popular in Europe and the US. A good example are the Nature Jobs Career Expo exhibitions, which are held annually in Boston, London and Dusseldorf and unite on its platform a large number of universities, laboratories, research institutes and organizations. The first Day of the scientific and academic vacancies, where there will be universities participating in the Project 5-100 and other representatives of the Russian academic community, will be held in October 2015 in St. Petersburg.


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Zonte Files initial NI43-101 Report on the Wings Point Gold Project
Jun 25, 2012, 16:00 ET
BEDFORD, NS, June 25, 2012 /CNW/ - Zonte Metals Inc (TSXV: ZON) (the "Corporation" or "Zonte") is pleased to provide an update on the Wings Point project. A National Instrument 43-101 Report has been filed and accepted by the Toronto Venture Stock Exchange.
The Report is entitled "Technical Report on the Wings Point Property, Newfoundland, Canada, Licence 016270M", and was completed by D.R. Duncan & Associates Ltd ("DRDAL"). The purpose of the report was to review the results of the historical and Zonte's exploration work up to this point, confirm the project is of significant merit and provide recommendations for a Phase II program. The report will be filed on SEDAR within the next 45 days.
The Wings Point Project is located about 35 kilometres north of Gander, Newfoundland and Labrador, and accessible by paved and dirt roads. The NI 43-101 report was completed on the main target area within the Wings Point project and covers 30 claims totaling 750 hectares, and is part of the larger project collectively called the Wings Point Project.
Zonte has completed Phase I of exploration over the main target area, called the Pit Target. The program consisted of rock grab sampling, soil sampling including conventional and mobile metal ion media, induced polarization (IP) and magnetic geophysical surveys and trenching. The work confirmed the presence of gold mineralization that has been known in the sheared and altered sediments since the late 1980's.
Gold mineralization is exposed in an operating gravel pit and appears to strike with the local geology. Mineralization can been seen in two main areas, being parallel and exposed intermittently throughout the gravel pit area. The mineralization identified on the property to date is characterized as being associated with disseminated pyrite and arsenopyrite in altered shales, siltstones and greywacke. The primary alteration associated with gold mineralization includes carbonate, sericite and silicification.
The IP survey identified two large geophysical anomalies coincident with known gold in bedrock gold mineralization, named the Eastern and Western Geophysical Anomalies. The Western Geophysical Anomaly signature is 1200 metres in length and up to 150 metres wide and the Eastern Geophysical Anomaly is 600 - 700 metres in length and 70 - 100 metres wide. Based on the geophysical profiles both anomalies are near surface with Eastern Geophysical Anomaly siting between 25 to 30 metres below the surface, while the Western Geophysical Anomaly subcrops. An arsenic-in-soil anomaly with a length of 600 metres and a width about 100 metres sits on the shoulder and is adjacent to the Eastern Geophysical Anomaly. Gold-in-rocks, where mineralized, has been identified coincident with all three anomalies and ranges from 0.25 to 6.72 g/t.
The exploration model the Corporation is working with based on the interpreted data thus far is; gold mineralization exposed at surface is a result of mineralizing fluids migrating up from below, along zones of higher porosity, with the main target in the subsurface possibly associated with geophysical anomalies. The author of the NI 43-101 recommends the drill testing of these geophysical anomalies, after additional geophysical surveying. The additional geophysics is recommended to infill the present grid within the Pit Target area where presently the line spacing is 200 metres. The necessary permits for the geophysical program have been submitted and once all in hand, the additional survey lines will be carried out. Zonte will provide and update on the geophysical survey and the exploration plan through the greater Wings Point project once the permits have been issued and the program has started.
Qualified Person
David R. Duncan, P.Geo. is the qualified person as defined by NI 43-101 and is responsible for the preparation of the Technical Report and the technical disclosures in this press release.
About Zonte
Zonte Metals Inc. is a junior explorer focused on gold. Our model is to find projects with large scale potential and to that end the Corporation is actively reviewing and completing field due diligence on projects in the USA, Africa and South America.
Forward-Looking Information
This news release contains forward-looking statements which include statements regarding the Corporation's future plans, as well as statements regarding financial and business prospects and the Corporation's future plans, objectives or economic performance and financial outlooks. The Corporation believes that the expectations reflected in this news release are reasonable but actual results may be affected by a variety of variables and may be materially different from the results or events predicted in the forward-looking statements. Readers are therefore cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements.
There can be no assurance that the exploration program will identify any priority targets. The actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in this news release. The time frames identified to work programs and other activities may vary significantly from actual completion of the proposed work programs.
In evaluating forward-looking statements readers should consider the risk factors which could cause actual results or events to differ materially from those indicated by such forward-looking statements. These forward-looking statements are made as of the date hereof, and unless otherwise required by applicable securities laws, the Corporation does not intend nor does it undertake any obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy of accuracy of this release.
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Skip to 0 minutes and 10 secondsEMMA: At the start of last lesson I gave you all a Post-it note. And I asked you on that Post-it note, what you might want to do when you grow up. We just finished sequences. And we're going to try and link the sequences to an aspect of the real world. And careers that you could possibly go into. Now when the board comes on, I put a lot of those careers into a Wordle. Give it a second. It will come on in a second.
Skip to 0 minutes and 43 secondsAnd a lot of you came up with a job that has an aspect of designing in it. Not everybody. But a lot of you had an aspect of design in that job. Which links really, really well into our sequences. Some of you said architecture-- and architecture-- became an architect. A lot of you said engineering, which in some ways can involve a lot of design. We had graphic designers We had teachers and plumbers and things like that in there as well. But we're going to have a look at using our sequences for design. Where might we be able to see maths in design?
Skip to 1 minute and 26 secondsWhat I want you to do is, with the person next to you, think about all the different design jobs that there are out there. Or jobs that involve creating things. And I want you to think about how maths might be involved. So I'm going to give you 30 seconds with your partner. Off you go. [STUDENT VOICES]
Skip to 1 minute and 49 secondsEMMA: So you're going to need to find out what? So any contributions. Just pop your hand up, if you've got any ideas where we might think about using maths in designing things. Go on, Amber.
Skip to 2 minutes and 2 secondsSTUDENT: Designing a building. You need to know the scale.
Skip to 2 minutes and 4 secondsEMMA: OK. You need to know the scale. Why might you need to know the scale?
Skip to 2 minutes and 7 secondsSTUDENT: So you can draw it out to where everything is on the scale of everything
Skip to 2 minutes and 12 secondsEMMA: OK. We've got a building on a small A4 piece of paper. We're going to have to upscale that building, aren't we, into real life. Well done. Go on Brendan.
Skip to 2 minutes and 20 secondsSTUDENT: Coordination because you might have certain area to do it in. And you need to know how much room and where you're going to put stuff.
Skip to 2 minutes and 27 secondsEMMA: Yes, you've got to think you have to put enough things together. So-- so far--
Skip to 2 minutes and 34 secondsANDREW: Although it doesn't look like it, that's a lever. And it's a lever that's got a 90 degree angle in it. So it's like a bell-shaped crank lever. And if you put something in there, and then pull on the lever. You can hold it. And you can hold it with a lot more force than you could with your fingers. In engineering terms, when do you think we might want to use that?
Skip to 2 minutes and 55 secondsSTUDENT: When you cut into a thing.
Skip to 2 minutes and 56 secondsANDREW: Excellent. Well done. Any other time?
Skip to 3 minutes and 2 secondsRight, I actually designed that to hold something while you drill it. And this is the scenario. Go back to your cutting thing. Yes?
Skip to 3 minutes and 9 secondsSTUDENT: Yes.
Skip to 3 minutes and 10 secondsANDREW: So you got that. Put it in there. Hold it. Cut. Take it out again. Goes to wherever it needs to go. That taking it out of there is like seconds. If you want to use one of the other clamps, you'd have to tighten it up. You'd have to loosen it. And that's probably increased the amount of time to do it by a minute. Now if you're a company making these things, you might have 15,000 to make. That's 15,000 minutes. Anybody want to work out what that is in hours?
Skip to 3 minutes and 40 secondsSTUDENT: A lot of time.
Skip to 3 minutes and 41 secondsANDREW: A lot of time. Excellent. And in industry, time is money. So if you can save maybe a day, just by coming up with that device, you save your company a lot of money. And that's the type of problem that an engineer could be faced with. And the solution that they produce to basically make that company work better. Now I would say that if you're going down the design technology route, this thing is a product that you look to make profit from by selling it. Whereas if you're going down the engineering route, that's probably going to go back into your company. And appear on a machine, at some point, where people can use it. So that's what we're aiming for.
Skip to 4 minutes and 34 secondsSUE: So today you are forensic scientists. You are in a crime scene. All the chemicals that you have on your desk are from the crime scene. So evidence. There was a footprint found at the crime scene. On this footprint is some white powder. You need to discover what that white powder is by using those tests that we did in the last couple of lessons. You need to record all your results on the table you have been given. Then tell me what the compound is, and why, and who is your suspect. [STUDENT VOICES] Lilac. So lilac means it is--
Skip to 5 minutes and 16 secondsSTUDENT: Potassium.
Skip to 5 minutes and 17 secondsSUE: Fantastic! So write our observation down.
Skip to 5 minutes and 24 secondsHas it fizzed?
Skip to 5 minutes and 25 secondsSTUDENT: No.
Skip to 5 minutes and 26 secondsSUE: So it doesn't fizz, which means it is not a--
Skip to 5 minutes and 28 secondsSTUDENT: Carbonate.
Skip to 5 minutes and 29 secondsSUE: Fantastic. So that means it is--
Skip to 5 minutes and 32 secondsSTUDENT: A Sulfate.
Skip to 5 minutes and 33 secondsSUE: A Sulfate. What type of Sulfate?
Skip to 5 minutes and 35 secondsSTUDENT: Potassium Sulfate.
Skip to 5 minutes and 37 secondsSUE: Fantastic. So today's lesson is a required practical. So it's a lesson that we have to do. It's a practical set by the government. That they need the pupils that are doing GCSE Chemistry to do to gain skills. Identifying compounds. Using Bunsen burners. Measuring out equipment. And being able to do more than one practical at the same time. And I think especially with CSI and forensics, like most people, I want to be a forensic scientist. Sometimes they don't even know what that is. So I think it's just giving them a bit of a taste of different careers.
Skip to 6 minutes and 10 secondsAnd I think a lot of people when they think about science-- think if I ever do science-- I'm going to be a doctor. Or a vet. Or something like that. Those traditional routes. And it's letting them know that there are lots of different careers in science. And they don't have to just think, I'm going to be a doctor. So I need do GCSE science. I don't want to be a doctor. So I'm not going to do a triple. I think it's letting them know that there are so many options in science. And they open so many doors.
Career learning in practice: small changes
In the video above we have three examples of how curriculum-linked career learning has been embedded as part of a lesson plan.
- 0m07s - Maths
- 2m32s - Design and technology
- 4m32s - Science
In science, Sue uses a crime scene investigation (CSI) context for a required practical. In maths, Emma draws upon her students' careers ideas for a class starter activity where students discuss maths in design. The rest of the lesson uses mathematical sequences as the foundation for designing graphical patterns. Finally, Andrew connects how installing a clamp to make a manufacturing process efficient would involve both design and engineering roles.
As you watch the examples above, think about the small changes made and how what the students are doing as part of classroom learning are linking to careers. Here's a reminder of the small changes we've introduced so far:
- Using examples of people, jobs and industries
- Making explicit links to the skills being used
- Contextualising curriculum learning
Choose one of the examples in the video above.
What approaches did the teacher use to include careers into their teaching? How might these approaches work within your teaching?
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Hammer time! Brownies brush up their DIY skills
4th Thornbury Brownies have been delving into the tool kit to learn DIY skills.
4th Thornbury Brownies have been delving into the tool kit to learn DIY skills.
The brownies recently returned from their Christmas to try a taster activity on offer based on a new programme, which will start from summer 2018 with the switchover will complete in 2019.
The brownies chose to do a DIY activity which involved learning about tools, and practiced by screwing and hammering into potatoes to form shapes and letters.
The programme of Rainbows, Brownies, Guides and The Senior Section is changing so it continues to remain relevant for its members. A lot is staying the same but there will be more adventure, more technical skills (like DIY and bike maintenance) and more social action in line with what members are asking for.
There are going to be several new types of badges, awards and activities too.
We are always really pleased to have new volunteers join us. If you can help in any way please go to www.girlguiding.org.uk/joinus<http://www.girlguiding.org.uk/joinus> and register your interest.


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David Rising
NAIROBI, KENYA: Karen Wambui walked slowly through the city morgue�s turquoise and yellow iron gates, still trying to process what she had seen inside.
She had just confirmed that the last body still there from the Westgate Mall attack nearly a week earlier was that of her son, Calan Munyaka.
The 27-year-old was one of 37 victims of the al-Shabab terrorist assault whose bodies were brought to the single-story main morgue building in the Kenyan capital, where a crucifix is nailed above the wooden entrance doors and the smell of the dead drifts out the open windows. Other bodies were taken to city hospitals and elsewhere.
For nearly a week, Munyaka lay in the morgue, identified only as �Kenyan male, adult.�
On Friday afternoon, the pathologists pulled Munyaka�s corpse from a refrigerated chamber and showed Wambui.
�I�ve just seen a gunshot,� she said, wiping her eyes with a light blue sweatshirt. �Here,� she added, pointing to the left side of her neck.
Officials say at least 61 civilians and six security troops were killed in the four-day takeover of the mall by the al-Qaida-linked militant group. With the Kenyan Red Cross reporting an additional 59 people still missing, the toll is expected to rise and the morgue may fill up again, though the government maintains it has no reports of anyone unaccounted for.
Over the weekend at the city�s main cemetery on Langata Road, a grave digger labored in the morning sun, clawing away at the deep-red soil with a shovel and pitchfork in preparation for more burials.
The Westgate Mall was packed with midday Saturday shoppers on Sept. 21 when the teams of al-Shabab gunmen stormed the building and opened fire. Authorities believe as many as 15 attackers were involved, but only six of their bodies have been identified so far � five who were said to have been killed by security forces� gunfire and one who died in the rubble of the building�s collapsed roof.
The Nairobi mall was patronized by the Kenyan elite and wealthy foreigners, but Calan Munyaka was neither of those. He sold clothes for a living but didn�t work at the mall, his mother said.
Her last conversation with him was by telephone two weeks earlier, and he was excited, introducing her to his new fiancee and announcing she was a month pregnant. He worked out plans with his mother for the three of them to meet in person next month.
Wambui watched the mall attack drama unfold on television from her home in the city of Kisumu, hundreds of miles away on Lake Victoria. She had no idea her son was at the mall and still has no idea why he was there.
But she knows he was one of the first to die. Munyaka�s body was among the first brought to the city morgue on the first two days of the siege.
As Wambui entered the morgue, an aging black Land Rover left the complex. A plain wooden casket was tied with ropes to the roof rack, a black tarp over it. Inside was the next-to-last body from the mall to leave the morgue, leaving only Calan Munyaka�s.
Wambui didn�t even know her son was dead until five days after the fact.
Earlier in the week, her two other sons � both of whom also live in Nairobi � grew worried when they couldn�t get in contact with him and started searching. They started with the hospitals, optimistically hoping to find him in one of the crowded wards.
�Then they came here,� Wambui said.
On Thursday, they were shown the last unidentified body in the morgue from the mall attack. It was their brother.


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Truly Madly Guilty – Book Review #14
I really enjoyed Liane Moriarty's Big Little Lies. I saw Truly Madly Guilty in the charity shop and figured it would probably be a good read.
It wasn't a good read, it was a great read! I'll be getting her other books when I see them.
Truly Madly Guilty
Here's the blurb from Goodreads:
Six responsible adults. Three cute kids. One small dog. It's just a normal weekend. What could possibly go wrong?
In Truly Madly Guilty, Liane Moriarty turns her unique, razor-sharp eye towards three seemingly happy families.
Sam and Clementine have a wonderful, albeit, busy life: they have two little girls, Sam has just started a new dream job, and Clementine, a cellist, is busy preparing for the audition of a lifetime. If there's anything they can count on, it's each other.
Clementine and Erika are each other's oldest friends. A single look between them can convey an entire conversation. But theirs is a complicated relationship, so when Erika mentions a last minute invitation to a barbecue with her neighbors, Tiffany and Vid, Clementine and Sam don't hesitate. Having Tiffany and Vid's larger than life personalities there will be a welcome respite.
Two months later, it won't stop raining, and Clementine and Sam can't stop asking themselves the question: What if we hadn't gone?
In Truly Madly Guilty, Liane Moriarty takes on the foundations of our lives: marriage, sex, parenthood, and friendship. She shows how guilt can expose the fault lines in the most seemingly strong relationships, how what we don't say can be more powerful than what we do, and how sometimes it is the most innocent of moments that can do the greatest harm.
My Thoughts
The chapters were written from different timelines. I loved how the early chapters written in the present enticed you into finding out what had happened at the recent barbeque.
There just enough of a tease for it not to be annoying! The 'event', when it came, wasn't what I expected. Actually, I don't know what I expected but it wasn't disappointing.
The three couples are all very different and we get to know a lot about them. I liked them all but Vid and Tiffany stuck out for some reason. Vid loves to throw parties and is happiest when his house is full of guests. I like the idea of throwing parties just for the sake of inviting people around!
"This book really drew me in and I found myself reading whenever I got chance. I can't wait to buy all her other books 🙂
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Physical Education
Welcome to the McHenry Middle School Physical Education Department. We have four teachers on staff: Mrs. Hamill, Mrs. Krysh, Mr. Mullen and Mr. Schweitzer.
There are five terms each school year. Four of those terms the students will be in physical education class and one of the terms the students will be in Health.
The students should know and understand that the rules listed in the school handbook are followed in our classes. We also have other rules that pertain only to Physical Education class. Please make sure the kids have proper uniform for Physical Education class.
Wellness is interspersed through the units all year long. We ask that you as parents and guardians share in the wellness. Be active with your children, eat properly and guide them to a healthy life style.
We attempt to work with students on activities they can use for the rest of their lives as well as intermingle some individual and team sport activities. We will work on cooperation, teamwork, strategies, self guidance/reflection and responsibility.
We are in our 3rd term. We have volleyball, basketball, team building, fitness, wrestling and dance this term. Right after winter break, we will be starting dance and wrestling. Girls can participate in wrestling in class, as long as they have another girl to wrestle with that is about the same weight. Boys can choose to dance and will be part of the groups doing a final self created group dance. At the end of this term, we will be hosting our annual volleyball tournament.
Have a great holiday break and looking forward to this term we are.
If you ever have any questions or comments, please feel free to e-mail us.
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The Appellations of Sonoma County
Most enophiles are aware of the Russian River, Chalk Hill, and Carneros districts of Sonoma, but few others. As Sonoma county winemakers continue to refine their decisions as to what varieties grow best in what locations, the designation of the wine's appellation will become more and more important.
In Sonoma County, as in other wine producing areas of this country, there are grape growing/producing regions that each possess characteristics approved as unique by the Government, and, thus, are granted status as an American Viticultural Area (commonly referred to as "AVA" or "Appellation). While memorizing these AVAs is not necessary, it will enhance your understanding and fun to have at least a general working knowledge of each one, and what you can expect from a wine that bears an Appellation name on its label.
Modern enology allows the luxury of matching grape varieties with the locations that are best suited to grow them. Individual regions feature distinct meso or microclimates (functions of wind, rain, temperature, and time-in-the-sun) as well as terrain – hill, valley, foothills, type of soil, etc. When all of these factors, which obviously affect the grapes, are put together, they can be said to create a specific "terroir," or, for lack of a better definition, "sense of place."
Why is it important to know a wine's AVA? For many reasons, most of which have to do with predicting how a wine should taste or be paired, before you actually taste or purchase it. Being cognizant of what an AVA brings to the bottle can help you select a wine to go with a particular dish, or decide whether a price is fair. For example, the Russian River AVA is well known for producing cooler climate varietals like Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. If you saw a Zinfandel with a Russian River Appellation, you might have some doubts about ordering it before having the opportunity somewhere to taste it.
But the good thing about drinking wine is that once a bottle is opened and you actually taste the wine yourself, all bets are off. You can then make the call as to whether you like it and what foods you want to accompany it. If you are satisfied, that is all that matters. Let's discuss the various Appellations below.
Sonoma County: Placing this first since all the other fifteen smaller appellations are a part of it, a winery might use this appellation if a bottle of its wine contained grapes from more than two viticultural areas other than those in the Northern Sonoma (see below) region. If it sounds like "Sonoma County" is a catch-all, it is. There is no unifying description of its characteristics.
Alexander Valley: Located in the northern part of the county, Alexander Valley includes both the flatlands and the hills to the east and west (22 miles long and from 2-7 wide). The diverse micro-climates support the growing of a number of grape types, though Cabernet Sauvignnon is the star. Best Varietals: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Zinfandel, some Chardonnay.
Bennett Valley: This is a small AVA, but rising in stature all the time. It benefits tremendously by being bordered by three mountains which permit the cool early fog and winds to blow from the Pacific down the gap which is Bennett Valley. The extra hang time needed to obtain ripeness allows for very balanced wines. Best Varietals: Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Syrah, Zinfandel.
Carneros (formally "Las Carneros"): Don't be confused as this Appellation is partly in Napa as well (one of only three places in the U.S. of which we are aware where an Appellation crosses county lines – we only knew of two until a few months ago when the TTB approved the Pine Mountain – Cloverdale Peak appellation right here in Sonoma). As Carneros is just off the San Pablo Bay in the county's southernmost area, it is quite cool. Best Varietals: Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and, recently, some excellent Merlot.
Chalk Hill: This name comes from the soil of white, chalky, volcanic ash found in the mountains (actually there is no chalk – it is a mixture of quartzite, sand, and loam). The region, north of Santa Rosa, experiences plenty of sun and heat from a thermal belt that influences the temperatures. Best Varietals: Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc.
Dry Creek Valley: Named for Dry Creek, a tributary to the Russian River, and irrigated by Lake Sonoma, this region is about 16 miles long and 2 miles wide and experiences warm late mornings and afternoons following morning fog from the Pacific. Wines are grown on the Valley floor and hillsides above. Best Varietals: Zinfandel, Sauvignon Blanc, some Chardonnay.
Fort Ross – Seaview: The county's newest appellation, approved by the TTB in late 2011, its 27,500 acres were carved out of the 480,000 acre Sonoma Coast, the latter of which actually extends somewhat inland. Truly located on the shoreline, this AVA was granted its distinct status because much of it is mountainous and thus above the fog line that often affects the rest of the older, larger appellation. Best Varietals: Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.
Green Valley (formally Green Valley of Russian River): This small, beautiful area near Sebastopol is worth exploring on many levels (redwood forests, llama farms), but from a wine standpoint is is significant that it may be the coolest, foggiest region in Sonoma County – even cooler than the rest of the Russian River Valley. Best Varietals: Chardonnay and Pinot Noir.
Knights Valley: Located next to Napa Valley, and protected from the cool Pacific Ocean influences due to its geography, this region is the warmest in all of Sonoma County. Its warm days and cool nights provide the ideal weather for producing Bordeaux grapes of all kinds. Best Varietals: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Sauvignon Blanc, Petit Verdot.
Northern Sonoma: This region encompasses a half dozen other appellations (Chalk Hill and the Alexander, Dry Creek, Green, Knights, and Russian River Valleys) and was primarily championed by giant Gallo, which wanted a definitive umbrella appellation so it could make an "estate wine" at its winery in Dry Creek using grapes from the other aforementioned areas. Gallo is the only winery using this AVA designation, which is cooled by the Pacific rather than the San Pablo Bay, and has sedimentary rather than volcanic soils.
Pine Mountain – Cloverdale Peak: This is an interesting new (Fall of 2011) AVA, in that it includes part of northeastern Sonoma County and portions of Mendocino County. Only about 5% of its 4,600 acres are planted with just a bit more under development. The area is relatively fog free, so it has ample sunlight, and is cooler than the Alexander Valley, much of which stretches below. Best Varietals: Zinfandel, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, some Chardonnay.
Rockpile: The county's newest appellation, its name is quite descriptive of the hardscrabble soils and actual rocks in and around which the vines here must struggle to grow (survival of the fittest, as they say). Rockpile is also above the fog line, so, while ocean cooled, the evening mist is not a factor and sun is plentiful. Best Varietals: Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Petite Sirah, Zinfandel.
Russian River Valley: Not really including the entire Russian River Valley, this region follows the river from Healdsburg south to Santa Rosa and then west to Occidental. It is remarkable for the fog that rolls down the river banks from the ocean and lasts until late morning, creating the perfect cool climate for world class wines. Best Varietals: Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, some Syrah.
Sonoma Coast: A huge geographical area abutting the Pacific coast (San Pablo Bay in the south all the way to the Mendocino border) belies the fact that it is sparsely planted. Cooler and wetter than most of Sonoma, the vineyards benefit from being above the fog line, and ultimately achieve great balance due to a long growing season. Best Varietals: Pinot Noir and Chardonnay.
Sonoma Mountain: East of the Sonoma Valley near the town of Glen Ellen, this region allows a number of varietals to be successfully grown because of its diverse micro climates created by mountain crevices and some rolling slopes. Primarily eastern facing and above the fog line, sunshine is abundant. Best Varietals: Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Sauvignon Blanc, Zinfandel.
Sonoma Valley: Running north/south between the town of Sonoma and Santa Rosa, this is also called "The Valley of the Moon." The mountains on both sides protect the area from Pacific weather and so the southern part is cooled from the San Pablo Bay while the northern areas can become quite hot. Best Varietals: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Zinfandel, Semillon, Merlot.


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2018: The year of the judiciary, from landmark verdicts to an unprecedented presser
New Delhi, Dec 19: For a legal correspondent, 2018 was probably one of the busiest years. Not a day passed without the Supreme Court being in the news.
Be it the landmark verdicts or that controversial press conference addressed by the four senior-most judges, the Supreme Court was in the news every single day of the year.
Let us go down memory lane and find out all that took place in the Supreme Court of India in the year 2018.
10 major judgments by Supreme Court in 2018
The judge's presser:
An unprecedented press conference by the four senior-most judges of the Supreme Court hit the headlines. Breaking convention, the four judges spoke about the manner in which matters being allocated before the various Benches. It did stir up a huge debate and the functioning of the Supreme Court came under question.
The verdicts:
Justice Dipak Misra, who retired as the Chief Justice of India a few months back had reserved several orders of national importance. During his last week in office, he delivered several crucial judgments that included the validity of Aadhaar, decriminalisation of Section 377 among others. We can take a look at the major verdicts that the Supreme Court delivered this year.
Decriminalisation of section 377
In September the Supreme Court decriminalised Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code which made gay sex a punishable crime.
Validity of Aadhaar:
This was a mixed bag judgment by the SC. While on one hand, it upheld the validity of Aadhaar, on the other it made it clear that it would not be mandatory for all services. It went on to state that private companies such as telecom firms cannot insist on Aadhaar.
The question was whether a Mosque was essential to Islam. Before the court was a challenge to an earlier verdict on the same question. The court said in a 2:1 verdict that it would not interfere with its earlier order.
Verdict on adultery:
In this verdict, the court underlined that Section 497 of the Indian Penal Code treats women as properties of their husbands. The court went on to strike down adultery as a criminal offence.
The Sabarimala verdict:
In one of the most controversial verdicts, the SC lifted the bar on women of all ages while allowing them to enter the Sabarimala temple. However the lone women judge on the Bench, Justice Indu Malhotra said that the practise of not allowing women in the age group of 10 and 50 should continue. However, her views were overruled by the majority verdict.
Live streaming:
A long-standing demand to live stream court proceedings was finally allowed by the Supreme Court. The court, however, decided to put this to test, by saying that it would start with the live streaming of constitutional matters in the Supreme Court.


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When a page instance is visited, Boomla will locate the
.Request file on its type chain and execute it. The code shall get the children of the page instance and render them - these will be the individual content elements on the page.
Files on the Boomla Filesystem are stored in order. When getting the children of a file, those will be returned in the order they were stored on disk. Thus, you will not need to worry about sorting the files in code.
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Here is a problem though. What if a page has both contents and sub-pages? We need a way to get them separately.
On traditional filesystems, a directory is one big container. In Boomla, this container is sub-divided into 256 buckets. This allows one to group the children of a file.
You can select all the children of a file or you can select files in a certain bucket.
Each file has its own 256 buckets:
Each bucket may contain any number of files:
0 is the default bucket. Your program files and assets should be placed there. As you will see later, it is typically used for hidden files.
You can use all the other buckets for any app-specific purpose you want:
In our page app, we will store sub-pages in bucket
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Here is an example filesystem tree with 4 pages (black), some of them having contents (green):
Notice how each page may have both sub-pages in bucket
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Make sure to move your pages in bucket
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When we came to Osaka today it seemd like the ciety would never end. NOw that we are at Takamatsu it is like the outskirts of downtown chigaco. Or even a little more remote We were ate the wrong place, we were at Takatmatsu the mall,, not the station. We messed up and had our party wainging an extra 20 minutes. That was to bad. They even waited yesterday. We met Keiko. She said that Atsuko and her were best friends. She speaks very good English.


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Zoe Saldana's Gym Selfie Is an Inspiration to Anyone Trying to Lose Weight
Zoe Saldana's body is already inspiring| to have grown healthy twin boys born last January. She's been working hard to get back to her strong prebaby body| and now look at her! She posted this incredible selfie at the gym on her Facebook page with the caption| "Almost there! It's been difficult but so rewarding. I feel strong. All it takes is determination! Mommies we can all do it| damn it!!!"
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Australians have been warned by experts to hunt and eat more kangaroo meat before the growing population of kangaroos rises.
Government data reveals that the kangaroo population may hit 50 million and people are urged to hunt and kill as many kangaroos as they can.
In 2016, there were nearly 45 million kangaroos in Australia compared to 2010 where there were only 27 million kangaroos.
Kangaroos have been a threat to civilians by attacking and damaging fences and trampling crops.
Garry Hannigan told the ABC that he noticed a boom in kangaroo numbers:
"Two or three weeks ago we had thousands on here, just moving through, they were here in droves and the amount that are being hit by cars is amazing.
"They're just devouring anything we've got grass wise, they're starting to cause erosion along fences. Any of the grass country is just being pulled up by the roots."
In the 2000s, Australia experienced one of the worst droughts ever. Because of the lack of rain, many kangaroos died from hunger and dehydration. This caused the number to drop to only 7 million between the years of 2006 and 2007. And by 2010, the number of kangaroos in Australia had risen dramatically.
David Paton, Associate Professor from the University of Adelaide, said that communities needed to support kangaroo programs that were set up to urge citizens to hunt and eat kangaroo meat.
He said:
"If we're going to cull these animals we do it humanely, but we also perhaps should think about what we might use the animals that are killed for.
"We shouldn't just simply leave them out in paddocks to rot of leave them in the reserves to rot."
Professor Paton said Australia would lose a lot of biodiversities if they didn't tackle the issue of the growing kangaroo population.
"It's not the kangaroos' fault they're overabundant, it's probably we've just been too reluctant to take a stick to them, remove them out of the system sooner, to actually prevent the damage being caused."


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I was a junior in college and had no way of just picking up and leaving for Georgia. That was probably one of the hardest things I ever had to do.To make matters worse, when he arrived from that first deployment, I was not there to greet him.I truly felt like I was discriminated against by the larger Army community for not being married.I was never able to see him off on any of his deployments (a total of 3) and was only able to be there for his homecoming once.And if that's what it takes to be with my soldier, then throw anything you want at me – I'll get through. I hope this helped out or gave hope or comfort to those of you who are also dating a soldier and/or are in a similar situation to mine.
Yes, there are times that I think I'm crazy for choosing this life, when I could have it so much easier if I'd wanted. It's about going for what you want, taking chances, falling down just to get back up and do it again.
I started dating my boyfriend when I was 15 he was 17. I was supportive, but I didn't really know what I was in for either.
We fell in love quickly, after dating for about a year, and he was 18 he told me some army recruiters had stopped by during lunch at school and they said he had potential physically after completing a pt test with him. The day he left was hard but it still hadn't hit me, but a few weeks later I became really depressed. Things became easier as I received many letters over the course of the 16 weeks of btc and ait, until we found out he would be stationed in Germany. I didn't know what to do, how to feel, and I didn't know what to say.
He came home every 6 months for about 2 weeks at a time. I hated the army, I wanted him to quit, he wanted to quit, we fought a lot, but we never ever broke up (we wanted to get married but I had failed my senior year because I missed to much school, because I was extremely depressed) About 2 years into his career he got deployed, I was devastated, but I remained strong over the phone, I tried to be as supportive as possible. Soon after he injured his ankle during training, he broke his ankle, ultimately he got med boarded, and came home in 2007. In 2008 I started thinking about joining, he supported me, told me probably everything I need to know, answered all of my questions and I joined the army as a dental specialist September 2009. If I could give any advice it would be to remain strong in yourself, and remain strong for your soldier. He thought I was the coolest girl ever for knowing the words to a song few other girls would, and I simply thought he was amazing.
I could say that after that, the rest is history and we lived happily ever after from that moment on, but that would be lying. A few nights after he'd returned home from Basic Training, I had a dream that he'd come home where I ran up to him, surprised and ecstatic that he was back.


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The five year anniversary of my father's passing occurred last month. His death ended a long and difficult battle with emphysema. He was diagnosed in 2003 and given two years to live. He lived an additional three which came as … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Psychology, Spirituality Tagged ancestry, archetypes, family, father, Grief, son 1 Comment
Prayers to the Devil
In The Answer is You Michael Bernard Beckwith (pictured with me above) speaks about the futility of complaining. Quoting Bob Marley, he states that complaining is like to praying to the devil. Think about that for a moment. Think about … Continue reading
Posted in Psychology, Spirituality Tagged Bob Marley, Empowerment, God, Gratitude, Mark Fisher, Michael Bernard Beckwith, Prayer, The Answer is You, The Instant Millionaire 1 Comment
Midlife Awareness/Midlife Awakening
"I've spent most of my life working at doing things better Now, as I reach midlife, what I care most about doing is being." The concept of midlife awareness was a reinterpretation offered by a friend when I mentioned writing … Continue reading
Posted in Psychology, Spirituality Tagged Awakening, Awareness, Consciousness, James Hollis, Jill Carroll, Midlife, Midlife crisis 5 Comments
Midlife Crisis/Midlife Rebellion
One of the most influential books I have read is Finding Meaning in the Second Half of Life by James Hollis. This book was recommended to me by a friend sometime in my mid thirties. I guess he suspected I … Continue reading
Embracing Grief and Loss
No shortage of differences exists within the human family. Sadly, these differences are often exploited instead of celebrated. The natural and divinely orchestrated diversity of humanity is often used to create separation and division- the "us and them" mentality that … Continue reading
Posted in Psychology, Spirituality Tagged Azim Khamisa, Change, Grief, John Walsh, Judith Viorst, Loss, Stages of Grief 1 Comment
The Spirituality of Forgiveness
My previous post addressed the psychological rather than the spiritual as it relates to forgiveness; however, one cannot ignore the relevance of the spiritual dimension. Forgiveness is as much an act of spiritual maturity as it is psychological maturity. Historically … Continue reading
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The Psychology of Forgiveness
To forgive or not to forgive: that is NOT the question. Whether to forgive or not is akin to asking whether we should get a good night's sleep or eat a balanced diet. We simply do not function optimally if … Continue reading
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Discerning Compassion
Compassion: "An emotion that is a sense of shared suffering, most often combined with a desire to alleviate or reduce the suffering of another; to show special kindness to those who suffer. Compassion essentially arises through empathy, and is often … Continue reading
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- 92 Year Old Rosa Nell Eaton Fired Up and Fed Up with NC Voter ID Law August 18, 2013 kittyreporter
- North Carolina Voter I.D. Law "Common Sense" Voter Suppression of Minority & Youth Voters August 17, 2013 kittyreporter
- Supreme Court Decision on Voting Rights Act a Blow to Civil Rights June 28, 2013 kittyreporter
- The Scandal about Misleading Talking Points on Benghazi May 18, 2013 kittyreporter
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- Who Wrote the "Monsanto Protection Act Rider" into HR 933, Section 735? April 1, 2013 kittyreporter
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- Where Did O'Donnell Get Her Facts About the First Amendment?
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The Blogosphere Wars on Truth about Nonexistent "Voter Fraud"
There is an unusual amount of misinformation on various wordpress blogs and around the internet about the dangers of "voter fraud." Virtually nonexistent "voter fraud" is being used to rig the upcoming 2012 election by suppressing the vote through passage … Continue reading
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Update on Repressive Voter ID Laws in U.S.
The Fraud of Voter Fraud continues… The Brennan Center for Justice reports that more states have passed and implemented unnecessary voter ID laws. This map shows where there are voter ID laws and the type of ID required. Where have … Continue reading
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Suppressing the Vote by Anti-Freedom Voter ID Laws
Invoking Dorothy's Magic Red Slippers to get rid of the Repressive Voter ID Laws Everyone. Click your heels together 3 times and say: There is no such thing as voter fraud. There is no such thing as voter fraud. There … Continue reading
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The Real Reason Redwing Blackbirds Fell from the Sky in Arkansas
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Dirty Tricks on Election Day? N.H. Democratic Party loses phone service at 11 offices
Dirty Tricks in New Hampshire. N.H. Democratic Party reported that it lost phone service on November 1st in 11 locations around the state. These phone lines are needed for Get Out The Vote campaigns in progress. Continue reading
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Do Recent Polls Include Cell Phone Users who Tend to Vote more Democratic?
Are cell phone users missing from pollsters estimations about the upcoming election? Democrats are gaining in many races across the country. Research shows that many cell phone users who are not always included in polling tend to vote more democratic. Is this the possible November 2nd surprise at the polls? Continue reading
The Politics of Voter Fraud and Blocking the Vote
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Where Did O'Donnell Get Her Facts About the First Amendment?
Did Christine O'Donnell get her complete misunderstanding of the First Amendment from the ultra-conservative Claremont Institute? Tea Party candidates fail to understand the First Amendment of the Constitution. Continue reading
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My dear friend Kalvin sent a scan of this lovely photograph of his parents. Shot in 1941, the original hand-tinted black and white photo had lost a bit of its original color over the years. The restoration turned out to be a bit harder than I originally thought it would be. After the usual dust-spotting,
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Katy Perry admits she had some help in developing her impressive figure, but it wasn't from a surgeon.
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She also insists her lack of artificial augmentation lends her more credibility. "I've never had any plastic surgery. Not a nose, not a chin, not a cheek, not a tit," she says. "So my messages of self-empowerment are truly coming fro an au natural product."
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The initial Cast meeting and read through of the script will be tonight (Wednesday April 24) at 7:00 p.m. in the black box at Be Theatre. If you are not able to attend, or you are not wiling to accept your role, plesae email Jon Mark at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Four lovers:
HERMIA – Karis Holder
LYSANDER – David Pedersen
HELENA – Kat Adams
DEMETRIUS – Tyler Tennell
THESEUS, duke of Athens – Bill McCarley
HIPPOLYTA, queen of the Amazons – Kimberly Kruz
EGEUS, father to Hermia – Mark Lack
PHILOSTRATE, master of the revels to Theseus – Drew Dotson
NICK BOTTOM, weaver – Jeannie Williams
PETER QUINCE, carpenter – Benita Graham
FRANCIS FLUTE, bellows-mender – Buddy Smith
TOM SNOUT, tinker – Kaitlynn LeBrasseur
SNUG, joiner – Andrea Stull
ROBIN STARVELING, tailor – Robin Pullman
OBERON, king of the Fairies – Charles Blake
TITANIA, queen of the Fairies – Ashley Pulliam
ROBIN GOODFELLOW, (PUCK) – London Lack
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COBWEB – Kaylee Rutherford
MOTE – Alison Morantes
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Aubrey Ellingson
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Comments on a PBS NewsHour story, a research study on astronomy simulations targeting understanding of the massive dimensions of space, a readable summary of an important and nuanced research study on a blended learning platform, and a new short e-book on MOOCs.
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TodayThatWas Dec. 7/1941 - A date which will live in infamy, Japanese planes attacked US Naval Base at Pearl Harbor. 2,403 killed, 1,178 injured, 18 ships damaged or sunk & 350 planes damaged or desroyed. pic.twitter.com/eIlsGUiw7D
Our biggest fans this week: @scratch, @pammoran, @EdGameTec. Thank you! via sumall.com/thankyou?utm_s… pic.twitter.com/LibWms7cbP
DerekPinchbeck telegraph.co.uk/science/2017/1… Interesting to ponder what this will mean in the future.
rmbyrne Dear every "social media manager," please don't tag me in your posts just to get attention for your campaigns. If you want me to be a part of your marketing campaign, ask me. If I say no, respect that.
DDellere I'm signed up for #DitchSummit, a free online conference for teachers. You can, too, at … ditchsummit.com via @jmattmiller
GauntTonya Day 3: My favorite app hands down is @Seesaw It is the best thing that has happened to elementary teachers since WASHABLE MARKERS!!! LOVE it!!! Check it out if you aren't using it! #12daystwitter pic.twitter.com/ZsBQA9YnJx
iReading: Fake news and botnets: how Russia weaponised the web j.mp/2BSxWH4 by @guardian #edtechSR


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