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Trust me I'm a doctor (Shall)

Postby Bob Barton on February 28th, 2014, 12:32 pm

73rd day of Winter 513 AV

Something about doctors everyone could agree about is they have bad handwriting and when they say bad it meant completely unreadable. Bob having the opportunity to observe his uncle for the past few seasons saw it too especially since he also had to read the same bad handwriting. It was not only notes from his uncle but from any of the medical practitioners his uncle consults with every so often and Bob did not like it. Trying to decipher those notes wasted a lot of time. Time he could use on things that were more important and needed his attention. Things like...yeah he was going to have to do something about it. Especially since when he questioned his uncle about it, the answer went somewhere along the lines of people needing the doctors a whole lot less if they knew what the doctors were thinking about or the right diagnosis for any affliction, recurring or not. This is even more true considering the fact he is now working for his uncle to become a doctor himself only...with his lack of medical knowledge from slacking off when he was a child only allowed his uncle to trust him with treating animals as a vet.

Taking a few of the old notes with him and some paper, Bob headed off to the Wright Memorial Library. With so many books there he would hopefully be able to find something that can help to make what he was about to try more convincing even if it was a little...illegal... Bob took a seat at an isolated table to the side hoping that the students would be too busy with their own studies to actually look at what he was doing. With papers strewn all over in front of him along with an open book on some basic herbal remedies he didn't look out of place unless his size was being taken into account. Looking over some of the prescriptions he then tried to look for anything mentioned in the book as well. An hour, two he finally found something related towards the end of it and prepared. Bringing out that note which found him the book, another note for extra reference and the paper be brought with him Bob started putting ink on his quill.

He begun by copying the words he found being commonly used in the notes. Words that include I, you, see, diagnosis, cure, pain, cut, heart, skin, hot, days and so on without much effort. Done with the few lines, he compared the words he just wrote with their source to scrutinize every little detail he didn't have down to the little stroke in an 'm'. Then he dipped the quill again and resumed his work this time knowing he had to put in a lot more effort and time into getting things as right as possible. Down to each stroke, each slash, each curve, each dot he copied the words down as similarly as he could. He had a lot of failures, results that he could not be satisfied with crossed out over and over again until he had what he wanted filling up more space than earlier, even turning to the other side of the page and when he finally finished he compared his work with the source. At least he did not worry about the left arm his head was leaning on to be numb since it was stiff already. In fact, it was positioned quite well to block the sight of curious souls. Again after he scrutinized everything he might have missed he started another set. Each word, each letter put on paper bringing him a lot more closer to his goal.

Bob would have continued on longer just for more practice. After all he still had the time but...he ran out of paper and despite what he thought, his arm was getting quite numb from supporting his head for so long. The sensation along with the stiffness did not feel good. Nevertheless there was only one sheet left but that was the last one and that was what he needed to use for a test. Thinking to himself what he should write, what he should ask for which seemed doctorly without asking for too much that his identity needs to be verified he scoured the notes. Then, he decided to just go with it.

To whosoever it may concern.

I seem to have some problems with a patient lately. I've been prescribing sweetblossom syrup as in common practice for diarrhea but he keeps coming back daily. On the days he does not come, its because the diarrhea is at the point he cannot leave the house. I think I might need a second opinion or at least a suggestion for an alternative for a cure.

Sweetblossom. It was what he found while searching the book and exactly what he needed since the book mentions the plant could treat various ills when prepared differently. Considering not many people knew Bob even as a vet the same way his Uncle Marny is known as a doctor, he decided to keep the note simple. Maybe if he is discovered he could just say he is new at the practice. As for the contents? It was not that much a forgery since he was only emulating the style of various other doctors to be worried about being discovered. Bob gave the note to the first person he saw in the infirmary located so close to the library. The perfect testing grounds but he did it not as Bob Barton the gambler or Bob Barton the vet. He was giving it as Bob Barton the doctor that needed help and if he got it, it would mean he has succeeded.
Two sheets of paper: 8sp unless we can just say Bob got some loose ones when he took the notes.
Quill: 5cm unless same as above.

Also the sweetblossom thing is intentional. Its supposed to be sweetblossom tincture according to the pricelist. Do what you want with this information ;)
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In 1994 Baron János Gudenus, Baron Ferenc Apor, and father Ottmár Faddy established the Historical Families of the Holy Crown Youth Club (Történelmi Családok Szent Korona Ifjúsági Klubja).

The goal of the club was to create a meeting place for the noble youth whom were scattered to various regions therefore lost their personal connections due to the vicissitudes of the past decades. The club was located in the 2-nd district, Fekete Sas-street, where the youth could get-together and learn more about their families and historical backround.

The succes of this initiative resulted in regularily organized gatherings and excursions, life-long friendships and marriages were made.

As time passed more musical, historical, cultural, and cultural-history related programs were organized.

The Association was registered as Association of Hungarian Historical Families (in Hungarian: Magyar Történelmi Családok Egyesülete) (MTCSE) In August of 1995.

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Thursday, October 11, 2007

Varied Voluble Vociferous Verbosities

So yesterday, as I drifted off to sleep at my laptop, I promised to write about my favorite words. I think I vowed to keep my list to ten.

Sorry, no can do.

I dreamed words all night. (By the way, since this post is about words, is it "dreamed" or dreamt"? Mr. Spellchecker insists that it's not "dreamt," but "dreamed" sounds wrong. Which brings up the "dived/dove" dilemma...) No twisted plots, no poignant (oooh, good word!) themes, no fascinating and romantic (or clandestine... there's a good word!) love stories. Just words.

So, in no particular order, here are just a few of my favorite words:

OINTMENT. Poignant is OK, but ointment is better. It almost borders on onomatopoeia (another good word), doesn't it? I mean, really -- applying ointment is so much more fascinating than applying (yawn) lotion, mostly because it's ointment and it goes on exactly like it sounds like it should. It's somewhat gooey (ooh -- good word!), somewhat slimey, and really goopey. Right? Come to think about it, all words associated with ointment are good words!

EMBOUCHURE. When I played flute way back in junior high school, we joked about this word all the time. "Your embouchure is showing!" "She has the best embouchure in the whole school!" It actually refers to the adjustment of the player's mouth to the instrument's mouthpiece (one's embouchure could change the pitch of the resulting note) , but we just thought it sounded cool -- and of course, a little nasty.

CHORTLE. I tend to do this and my family always makes fun of me for it. It's another word that sounds like what it describes (onomatopoeia). A chortle is "a snorting, joyful laugh or chuckle" -- with "snorting" being the operative word. Actually, I think chortle can be used as both a noun ("what an obnoxious chortle!") and a verb ("boy, can you chortle!"), so that makes it doubly-cool.

BEHOOVE: It just sounds so high-falootin (OK, fine -- hifalutin... which is pompous; bombastic; haughty; pretentious). And it's a great parenting word! Throws kids off every time, making things seem ominous (heeeey!) enough to instill just a bit of trepidation (oooh, another good word!): "It would behoove you to tell the truth, buster..."

PLETHORA: I don't know why I like it; I just do. I think it's the way it rolls off the tongue, with the "th" so unabashedly (ooooh, another!) articulated. I especially like it to describe a Petri dish full of little creatures: A plethora of omoeba. Run for the hills!

EXTEMPORANEOUS: I just think it's funny that a word meaning spur-of-the-moment, imprompu, improvised could be so complicated and arduous (good word!) to say and spell.

PHLEGM and SMEGMA: These have to go together to have their full effect. What is it about the letters "gm" that just kinda makes you go, "Ewwwww, groooossssss!"?

ANTIDISESTABLISHMENTARIANISM: Didn't we all learn this word in about 4th grade as the longest word in the English language? (Hey, by the way, what IS the longest word in the German language anyway? IS there one? Can't you just putting words together and deleting spaces forever?!) In my Berkeley-is-the-center-of-the-universe upbringing, I assumed that it was a Berkeley-spawned political word. I was wrong; even kids in Kansas city knew and loved the word!

QUAGMIRE: Any word describing confusion that begins with "QUA" has to be a great word!

CADDYWHOMPUS and JOLLIFICATION: This ARE a real word, aren't they? Caddywhompus means skewed, crooked, oddly-positioned and jollification means merry-making. I just love the way they sound like what they mean. Kinda like "ointment."

(And I did keep my list to around ten after all because I have to get ready for an interview -- which, by the way, I AM really excited about. The more I read the job description, the more it sounds like something I'd like -- bringing new products to online library communities. I've already had phone interviews, so I'm already immersed in the process somewhat. I just hope they don't now tell me that I'm not qualified because I don't have library experience...)

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Goofball said...

wow, what a long list of things I don't understand :D

lnorvig said...

hmm, plethora, smegma, and antidisestablishmentarianism are some of my favorites, too! I always thought it was cattywumpus, though. Maybe that's a variant.

Carol said...

Laura, you're right! (What a librarian!) Correction made...

The Giant said...

I love this meme. As an English major and word freak, I really wanted to continue this on my blog but alas, time constraints. Maybe I still will someday. You move so fast and post so frequently that I leave for a weekend, come back, and I can't keep up.
Don't worry - it's a good thing :)

Carol said...

Well, remember that I'm both unemployed and an insatiable writer! Once I find a job, things should quiet down. :-(

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Hellllooooo friends!  So it's been awhile, right?!  It's actually been a couple of months since my last blog post, which was posted right around the last day of school for my kids.  Not long after that, SUMMER hit and it's been a whirlwind ever since.

We have a couple of weeks left in summer, but I decided now was a good time to jump back into the blog before the chaos of back to school starts.  Today I thought it would be fun to share my recent clearance shopping haul from Old Navy and Kohls.

One thing about me...I am a bargain shopper.  I almost always shop sales and or with coupons, and truly dislike paying full price for anything.  Even it it's something expensive, I'll wait until I can get it on sale.  When it comes to clothes, I especially LOVE finding a good deal, and I always scan the clearance section when I'm shopping, just to see if I can score something.  It's always a fun challenge!

Last week I went to Old Navy with the intention of finding some clothes for the kids. I found some things for Aubri, but these two tops in particular were such great deals!  $2.97 each!
Kids just grow too fast, and they get everything dirty or put holes in them so clothes for under $3 is right up my alley.  Especially with 3 kids.  And since it's still very warm here, these summery tops were great finds for Aubri.
Now on to Kohls.  If you're not a Kohls shopper, you really should be, AND you should also get their credit card.  They have amazing deals, coupons and discounts all the time and best of all, they let you stack deals.  Going in, I had the following:

30% off coupon for using my Kohls charge
$10 Kohls cash to redeem
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plus their California Tax Break 3 day savings of 10%
And yes...I got to use ALL of those deals on one transaction!

I found this Vera Wang bracelet that I liked, and after being on clearance and after my discounts, I got it for $3.87.
But my best score of the day was this top that after all the discounts, I got for $1.20.  How insane is that?!?
If you have time this week, head over to Kohls because you'll earn $10 Kohls cash for every $50 spent through 8/12. Also, if you shop online with your Kohls charge, use code TRENDY30 for 30% off through 8/12.

And a couple of Old Navy deals for you:

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Those are my clearance finds for this week!  If I come across any others I will be sure to share them.  Have a great week!

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Washington, DC – In a 5 to 4 decision, the United States Supreme Court today ruled in the case U.S. v. Windsor that part of the socalled Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), which became law in 1996, is unconstitutional because it is a deprivation of the equal protection of the law guaranteed by the Fifth Amendment. Today’s ruling strikes down Section 3 of the law which allowed the federal government to recognize only marriages between a man and a woman.

“Today, we congratulate plaintiff Edie Windsor, her incredible legal team, and all those who have stood up for the freedom to marry in America. This victory is especially sweet for our nation’s lesbian, gay, and bisexual service members, who can now not only serve openly, but can serve knowing that their loving, committed, and legal marriages will be recognized by the military they serve and the nation they protect,” said Army veteran and OutServeSLDN Executive Director Allyson Robinson.

Currently twelve states and the District of Columbia permit samegender marriages. Robinson said today’s victory adds to the rapidly growing momentum for marriage in the U.S.

“This victory energizes our work moving forward and lays a new, strong foundation for ensuring marriage for all loving and committed couples in our country across all fifty states,” said Robinson.

Robinson thanked the plaintiffs in OutServeSLDN’s landmark litigation, McLaughlin v. Panetta, which was filed in October 2011 on behalf of eight married gay and lesbian military couples seeking equal recognition, support, and benefits, for their part in bringing the stories of gay and lesbian military families to the fore. Despite today’s ruling, the McLaughlin case will move forward because the case challenges the constitutionality of other statutes in addition to DOMA.

“We owe a debt of gratitude to the McLaughlin plaintiffs today, including the late Chief Warrant Officer Charlie Morgan and her family, all of whom courageously stepped forward to do something very difficult: to file suit against their employer, the Department of Defense, as well the Department of Veterans Affairs. In doing so, they stood up not only for their own families, but for countless LGBT military families they will never know. Their stories have been, and will continue to be, a gamechanger as the marriage fight marches forward,” said Robinson.

Robinson called on the Pentagon to act immediately and unequivocally to implement today’s ruling.“Secretary Hagel has already demonstrated his commitment to LGBT military families, just as he promised he would during his confirmation. Today the Court cleared the way for him to take the next step. We expect Secretary Hagel to act so that all families affected by today’s ruling gain access to full recognition, benefits, and support no later than sixty days from today. OutServeSLDN will be working with the Pentagon and the VA to ensure that the greatest number of federal protections, responsibilities and programs are available to all military couples as soon as possible,” said Robinson.

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DESCRIPTION: I love that the photo of our house is almost the same colors as the elements behind the mountains. I build my page first and add the photo last so this was meant to be!

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  1. Saw this on Elle's yesterday and absolutely LOVEEEEEEE it! LOVING that background you created!! The colors are just beautiful!!!!!!

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Tuesday, January 5, 2016

Simple Cookie Base

Always having a hard time making cookies for you and your pet? Here's a simple four-ingredient solution that you can modify any way you want.

1 cup peanut butter (I prefer unsweetened)
1 cup whole wheat or all purpose flour (have some more on hand in case it is too wet)
1 large egg
1 tsp. baking powder

  • Pre-heat over at 350degrees before you start.
  • Mix all ingredients well.
  • Grease you baking tray.
  • On a flat surface, flatten your ingredients. If it is too sticky, coat with more flour. one it is 1/4 to 3/8 inch thin, use cookie cutter for desired shapes.
  • Lay out on greased baking pan. Leave ample space between each cookie. I out 6 to 8 cookies in a pan.
  • Bake for 8 to 12 minutes. Once baked, take out of the pan to cook.
  • Store in air-tight container.

Want to add flavor your your dogs? Try adding one or more of the following:
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  • Boiled squash
  • Oatmeat
  • Carrob chips
  • Grated cheese
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The end of meddling?

Eric Pickles has announced that he will abandon plans to charge people for their use of waste collection services (the "bin tax"). He will use the "carrot" of rewarding people with vouchers for the volume of recyclable material they produce, rather than the "stick" of charging them for the amount of waste they produce.

Mr Pickles justified this announcement as part of an effort to end "meddling" laws. (The other example of "meddling" that he planned to scrap was allowing people to choose whether to apply for redevelopment of their land.)

The move was also justified because charging people for their use of waste-disposal services would result in more fly-tipping and "bin wars".

And it was argued that the move would save money, because of avoided landfill tax (directly) and thereby European fines (indirectly).

Meanwhile, David Cameron was today warning people how much worse the government finances are than he had expected (for which, read: as bad as he knew they were but didn't dare to tell people during the election).

And let's not forget the great theme of this government: decentralisation.

Let us count the number of ways this is wrong:

  1. Waste collection is a service. Services cost money to provide. Consequently, we pay for services. Preferably, we pay businesses, not councils. If Mr Pickles really wants to end meddling, he would privatise the contracting of waste collection.
  2. Failing that (and there would be some efficiency trade-offs in that radical option), he would encourage councils to pass on to consumers the costs that are incurred in providing the socialised service, to ensure that people are exposed to the true price signals as far as possible. Encouraging councils to reward people for particular forms of waste management favoured by Mr Pickles is the most meddling of the options available, not the least.
  3. Recycling produces products of varying value. It may or may not reduce carbon. It reduces the amount of waste going to landfill. As some of the alternative waste-disposal technologies convert waste to energy, recycling may be less effective at reducing carbon than the alternatives. To the extent that the products have a value, that value should be passed up the "supply chain", as far as the waste producer, where the value can be used to reduce the charge for disposal, or even to pay the waste-producer if the value is sufficient. To the extent that the recycling option avoids carbon-emissions more or less effectively than other alternatives, it should be attributed a carbon value, and that value should also be passed up the "supply chain". To the extent that the recycling option avoids the social cost of landfilling, planning authorities should apply that cost to landfills in the form of business rates and/or landfill tax, the avoided cost of which should be passed up the "supply chain" (and the lost revenue to authorities with landfills within the boundary will conversely increase the taxes that have to be applied in other ways). If we had rational carbon-pricing and planning laws, this combination of values would represent the full value of recycling. Whether people chose to recycle would depend on whether the value (reduced disposal cost or actual payment) was sufficient to reward the inconvenience of recycling. Some goods (like metals) would probably be recycled in this rational world. Others (like paper, which would be better used as fuel) would not. It would depend partly on circumstance such as location relative to centres of demand for the recycled products and market values of the products. This is the "non-meddling" option. Mr Pickles' solution - to subsidise one waste-disposal option for a whole range of materials regardless of circumstance and efficiency - is quite the opposite of the real "non-meddling" option.
  4. The plan to charge people is labelled a "bin tax" partly because they hope to contrast a tax ("bad thing") with a subsidy ("good thing"). In fact, it is likely that an untargeted tax is better than a targeted subsidy in most situations, given how rarely government targeting is based on sound philosophy, adequate information, meaningful experience and insight, and impartial, altruistic judgment unaffected by the lobbying, rent-seeking efforts of the major players in the sector. But in any case, the "bin tax" is barely a tax, in the sense that it would simply be a charge for a service if it were not within a state-controlled activity. Conversely, what, if not a tax, do they think is going to pay for their carrot/subsidy?
  5. Let's apply the fly-tipping argument to other areas to see what would happen if we ran our society and economy by this logic more generally:
    1. Charging people for electricity encourages some people to try to short-circuit the meter, with harmful potential effects to themselves and others. We should adopt the carrot rather than the stick approach and reward people who submit to metered supplies.
    2. Charging people for consumer goods leads some people to shop-lift. We should adopt the carrot rather than the stick approach and reward people who go to the till with the goods they require.
    3. Charging people for waste-water collection may lead some of them to try to do without, causing pollution and health risk on their land, and distress to their neighbours. We should adopt the carrot rather than the stick approach and reward people who flush their waste water down the mains sewer.
    4. Charging people for cars leads some young people to joy-ride. We should adopt the carrot rather than the stick approach and reward young people for using cars that they have legal rights to use.
    5. Charging people for car insurance leads some people to do without, causing harm to others in the case of uninsured accidents. We should adopt the carrot rather than the stick approach and reward people who renew their car insurance.
    6. Charging people to use the train leads some people to dodge fairs, contributing to over-crowding and under-funding on the railways. We should adopt the carrot rather than the stick approach and reward people who buy tickets for the train, particularly as we approve of that mode of transport so much more than car-use;

      and so on... It's absurd, but no more absurd than the idea that we should avoid charging people for waste-collection services that cost money for fear of people trying to avoid the charges, and rather than impose and enforce laws against the anti-social behaviour of fly-tipping, bribe them instead to be good citizens.
  6. The claim that this saves money only stacks up if you ignore the costs of complying with the EU Landfill Directive and native legislation favouring recycling. Without this legislative inefficiency, very little material would be recycled (perhaps some metal) and our overall costs of waste disposal would be much lower. The legislation does not make recycling economically efficient. It makes it mandatory to employ inefficient techniques (if it really were the most economically-efficient solution, there would be no need to legislate to oblige people to do it). All measures aiming to encourage increased recycling in order to avoid the penalties imposed by dirigiste recycling legislation are not saving money, they are supporting the waste of money created by the policy. The apparent saving is not set (in the Government's rhetoric) against the overall increase in waste disposal costs resulting from the policy. By avoiding landfill tax and EU penalties, costs are a little lower than they would be if we did nothing to comply with these senseless interventions, but they are much higher than if we did not impose the interventions in the first place.
  7. If government finances are tight, which they certainly are, paying people for approved government behaviour, rather than charging them for their use of a service is hardly going to help the budget.
  8. If the Tories really believe in decentralisation, what is Mr Pickles doing telling councils how they should charge for their waste-collection services?

But apart from that, it's a great policy, well-justified by an intellectual giant of the new government.

Why doesn't he just come out and say what we all know to be the real motivation behind this: it is a green-tinged sop to the core Tory, NIMBY vote. Justifying an increase in government-meddling on the grounds that it is reducing government-meddling is an insult to the intelligence and the English language.


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The current, 16 October, issue of The New Yorker, devoted  to media matters, is full of good stuff, but even more compelling than Malcolm Gladwell's report on computerized movie plots is Ian Parker's profile of Christopher Hitchens. Mr Hitchens belongs to the elite squadron of preposterously gifted English writers that also includes Martin Amis and Ian McEwan. I remember rather liking him when I first saw his byline, but I was brought up short by the piece in which he discussed the discovery that his mother, long dead, was Jewish. There was something not quite right about it; in Mr Parker's profile, Mr Hitchens is quoted as "being pleased to find that I was pleased" by the "tidings." That's the sort of thing that I might say to a friend, or even write in a letter; putting it in front of the public is reckless. Then I was startled by his campaigns against Henry Kissinger and Mother Teresa. Again, I agreed with him - particularly about Mother Teresa - but I didn't share his passionate engagement. Most recently, of course, Mr Hitchens has tilted toward the neoconservatives, resigning as a columnist at The Nation and becoming a regular on Fox News. I have no use for the man now, at least as a commentator, although I shall probably have a look at his forthcoming God Is Not Great.

Although I am about the same age, Mr Hitchens's bluster gives me an insight into the revulsion that "baby boomers," taken collectively, inspire in younger people. There is the imperious idealism that can't be bothered with practical matters, such as driving carefully and giving up smoking. Mr Parker works in a few mild zingers, and the best of them is on point:

At times, Hitchens can look like a brain trying to pass as a muscle. He reads the world intellectually, but emphasizes his physical responses to it. Talking of jihadism, he said, "You know, recognizing an enemy - it's not just your mental cortex. Everything in you physically conditions you to realize that this means no good, like when you see a copperhead coming toward you. It's basic: it lives or I do."

Mr Hitchens is an ardent advocate of human rights; one might say that dedication to that cause is his leading edge. But his determination to force recognition of them upon various sovereign states is unlikely to foster something more important than human rights: human happiness. Idealists never seem to care about happiness other than their own.

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Stoked About Sprouts

Echoing an earlier article at The Kitchn, Russ Parsons says Brussels sprouts are experiencing something of a cultural renaissance:

“Has there ever been a more remarkable reversal of image? Brussels sprouts, not so long ago derided as nothing more than a funky little cabbage, are suddenly sexy. You can’t pick up a gastropub menu that doesn’t include some variation of roasted sprouts, or a sprout salad of some kind. And they are rapidly working their way up the food chain. What’s next? Brussels sprouts as the new foie gras?”

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The Kitchn says Brussels sprouts have been unfairly maligned:

“Let’s face it: Brussels sprouts have always had a bad rap, mainly because they used to be boiled to death, which made them sulfurous and just unpleasant to eat. Undercooking them is just as much of a crime, but if you can find the delicate balance of cooking them until tender but not mushy, or dressing shaved raw Brussels sprouts with a bright dressing, they are truly delicious.”


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As a part of Connected Educator’s month, my blog post below was recently published on the Corwin Connect blog.

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I’m fortunate to have been a Connected Educator for nearly six years and never give up an opportunity to share with others why being a Connected Educator is so beneficial.  I believe in being connected so much that I co-wrote the bookBreaking Out of Isolation: Becoming a Connected School Leader with Spike Cook and Theresa Stager. For this year’s Connected Educator month I would like to focus on a concept that we address in our book: the top 5.

Motivational speaker Jim Rohn is well known for saying, “We are the average of the five people we spend the most time with.” If one wants to become more fit and healthy, then it would become much easier by surrounding yourself with people who can model this for you. If you want to become better in your craft, then surround yourself with people who are great role models, experts in their field. Following people on Twitter is one thing, but what I prefer to focus on most is the strengths of the people I am following so I can better know how I can grow from being connected to them and have more than a top 5. The ability to surround yourself with great educators to learn from becomes even more powerful thanks to social media tools and has become my lifeline as a school principal. Any principal can tell you how isolating it is to be the only person in the building in that role, but even educators with a team to turn to can feel isolated within their own classroom. We can remain isolated by our role, room or even geographical location, just doing the best we can, or we can choose to connect with others so that we are constantly learning and growing to provide our students with the best education possible.

Being a Connected Educator allows me to do even more than find the best five people that I want to emulate…it allows me to find the best five (or even more) for each topic or area that I want to grow in. By connecting with others on Twitter, reading their blogs and having deeper discussions on Voxer, I can find which educators I can learn more from about topics such as RtI, 1common core standards, or implementing a new initiative like Writer’s Workshop or going 1:1 with iPads. I am involved in different Voxer groups focused on the conversations that I want to learn from, such as women in leadership and principals that run for balance in their lives (I do mean literally running in this context!). I connect almost daily with a group of principals who have either been recognized as principal of the year or had their school recognized for their excellence. I learn so much from these outstanding leaders in just a few minutes a day.

Being a Connected Educator with a Professional Learning Network (PLN) allows us to improve the average of the five people we spend the most time with. Are you a Connected Educator? Who are you surrounding yourself with to learn and grow from each day?

If you’re a school leader (or know one) that would like to become more connected then I’d recommend checking out our podcast for principals: PrincipalPLN or follow the hashtag #principalpln on Twitter.

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You ever have those designs that when you draw them out you’re like “yep, perfect!” but when you finally translate them to nail you’re like “ehhhhh no” and so you just keep changing them little by little? That’s what this design was like for me. Originally it was going to be creme polishes, but then I got my hands on Julep Glam Roc and knew I had to put it to use. And then I was only going to do the half the heart going across the line, but when I did that you couldn’t actually tell that they were hearts (well, you could but it was a stretch) so I decided to do the other side and add an outline. The finished product isn’t exactly what I pictured, but that’s okay! 🙂 It’s still cute.

I knew I wanted to do gold textured polish on my accent nail, and lucky for me I just picked up Zoya Solange earlier this week. It took a while to decide on my third shade, but eventually I settled on China Glaze United which is a full-coverage scattered holo glitter. (Though as you can see my camera doesn’t like holos. Ah well. Just keep in mind this was 10x more glittery in person!) I felt both of these colours accented nicely with Julep Glam Roc.

From the side you can almost get a feel for what the original design was… Maybe it could have worked if I gave it another try and used some different polishes, but ah well. I’m content with what I was left with. 🙂

My hearts are also a little wonky, but that’s what happens when you freehand things. I don’t mind. 🙂 Also, there’s one more day of this challenge left! Are you excited to see what I do with my last fill?? Keep an eye out tomorrow for the final look!

And make sure to check out some of the fills from the other lovely people taking part!

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1 stars The most appropriate word needed to describe my feeling after listening to this album is "disappointment". The only dilemma is whether give it one or two stars. Why? Well, from the very start of it, to the very end, I was asking myself is it really an Alan Parsons album or some DJ dance tribute record. I understand that artist has all freedom to make record as he wish, and that my part in it is to like it or not (equal to buy it or not). And I absolutely don't like it. But artists must be aware that armies of fans and followers that support them deserve at least an information is some record made up to standards of that artist or not. Does it look like previous records or not. Maybe "A valid Path" should be "A wrong Path" or "A suspicious Path". Or "A dead end Path". Just to make them think of buying it or not. On record with vulgar or offensive parts, a sticky label PG or something similar is on it. It would be fair play to stick a label on this record that says "music not similar to artist's previous issues".

What? The music review? OK, just a few words more. First of all, I can't use word music to express sound present on this record. Why? Well, music is something made by humans. And it sure isn't music when someone push a button that start creating some sound and after several minutes push it again to stop it. On this one, someone was pushing a lot of buttons, or was clicking a lot with a mouse. The instrument "programming" stands beside four "musicians". Some 30 years ago same artist made fine record titled "I Robot", inspired by Isaac Asimov's SF novels, and now it seems that time has come when someone wants to make a robots of us. But oh no, not of me. I want to use brain, as part of my personality, even when listening to the music, and that is the organ not necessary needed for records like this. Maybe one day when someone puts a chip in my head, sensitive to audio stimulants similar to these, and press the "enjoy" button, that will make me feel happy, maybe that day. But no, that'll be the day! "Progressive music" earned its name exactly because it incorporate intellectual effort to create it, adopt it and understand it. That is the point. And I don't want it to be taken from me.

What? The music review? There is not much that could be said. For someone a simple contemporary dance clubbing electronic experience, for me the HULK (Horrible UnListenable Kaos). Even "covers" and "reworks" of old songs made them annihilated. Only moments I liked that sounded decent are tracks 5 and 6, with interesting water drops sound effects used as a rhythm. Unfortunately, that's all. If it was artist's intention to show us where music is going, and to raise fist and yell against it, OK, I would understand. But I think that wasn't the case. One star. One lonely star.

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Are you familiar with Your Face? The talented Damien Weighill converts submitted photos into great caricature. He does this for free, when he has time. Here is some wording from his sidebar:

"If you are reading this and you do happen to be a real person then why not send me a photo (one which includes your real face) and I will draw a picture of you and post it here to serve as everlasting proof that sometimes facts are wrong."

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June 23, 2010

I took two pots home to Murrieta, after my Mom moved to Oregon.

There was nothing growing in them.
I put them on my front porch, and let nature take it's course.

We had lots of rain this winter.
Eventually, plants started growing, and now these lovely flowers are blooming.

But, I have no idea what they are. Any idea?

This is how I water these, easy drip irrigation.
I use the same method on most of my house plants.

  1. What a great shot...love the reflection.

    The flower below is called a Balloon plant. I have one exactly like it!

  2. I think it is a balloon flower too! Love that purple color!

  3. We are sure and agree that this is a baloon flower.

  4. My mom really loves flowers. I am sure she gonna love this one.

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