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One of the best things about a big group of friends is how you are always making plans. Half of the time they don't happen but every now and again you actually go through with it. We all have big adventure plans, a lot on our own and a fair few as a group and I'm pretty sure we're all trying to hit as many countries as possible.

Throw back to Black Friday 2016 and seven of us had randomly booked flights to Bucharest... for a grand total of £40, why would you not? I seriously have a new found love for Ryanair and I'm not even ashamed.

None of us had ever been before, I was convinced they used Euros and I had no idea how VERY FAR AWAY it was. Like, near Russia far away. Or not, but pretty far.

My last girls' holiday was in my second year of University with a bunch of friends from home went to Barcelona and pretty much spent the whole time drinking (we also took in the culture etc but most of my photos from that time, we are either hammered or in the process). Going as a grown up is an entirely different experience. You find yourself wanting to explore more, appreciate things like the architecture and be more than happy to miander the cobbled streets looking out for much more than just the next bar.

The first on our list of things to do was to just get out. After lugging our suitcases up three stories (the lift in our building was scary as hell), we donned some makeup and warmer clothes and headed out to explore Bucharest.

Romania is unlike anywhere I have ever been before. To be fair, I haven't really travelled as much as some of the other Bangarang girls (*looks enviously at them all*) but I have been around! Eastern Europe is like a different world of its own. Political tensions and previous changes are clear in everything from the street art, the buildings to the big protests we didn't realise were still happening.

Milly's bright pink hair made her our own personal prop and go to strideby for all photos

Our first day in Bucharest was mostly exploring the Old Town, and mostly going in search of food. When you travelling with a bunch of bloggers it's guaranteed that content is just as important as the experience. We were all pretty snap happy, shouting for stride-bys taking 100 pictures of the same thing to get the perfect angle and looking for tiny details. It's no surprise that what could have been a ten minute walk took over an hour. #BloggerProblems.

Our first stop for dinner that day was Distrikt 42 in the Old Town where we realised just how CHEAP Romania is when my entire meal cost the equivalent of £9 and a pint of beer was roughly £1.34. I mean, it was almost too good to be true.

Fueled and knackered, we headed back to our apartment (costing us a grand total of £30 each... SUH CHEAP), laden with prosecco and snacks. Pyjamas were thrown on instantly and we settled down to an evening of cackling. Friends are the best.

Our first full day in Bucharest was supposed to start with Brunch. The night before we had passed The Urbanist and once we saw the work BRUNCH, our hearts filled with joy because we are such massive blogger cliches. Turns out Brunch in Bucharest isn't what you think. It's pretty much just sandwiches and coffee... sad.

After downing coffee (Especially Erica who had hers like a shot) we headed out in a desperate search for food.

It seemed like luck wasn't really on our side that day in terms of food. After walking for what felt like an age, we discovered Fabrica. It looked like a cool old dive bar you'd see in Biker movies and was covered in art. felt like our kinda place. Crepes and omlettes were promptly ordered as the hanger was getting real. An hour later, only half of us had eaten (I was a lucky one), the manager was shouting at the chef in Romanian and we prompltly paid up and left.

After stuffing our faces with pastry, we went on our separate ways for a bit. A group of us went on our own mini architecture tour while others went shopping.

Bucharest feels slightly decaying but in a beautiful way. It's like the city is tired. It really is gorgeous. It's also full of holes and hazards so we took to screaming HOLE at eachother after many an incident of nearly falling over...

My favourite game: Taking pictures of Katy taking pictures

GRINGOTTS. Well, not really but it made me think of it

Classic Erica
Our last evening was spent attempting to spend the last of our money in Bucharest's oldest Inn, Hanul Lui Manuc. We failed. Despite how much we ordered (amazing traditional Romanian dishes) and the fact we upgraded from the House Wine, we still left with pennies. My share of the meal came to a grand total of £16.40. Mental, eh. Tuirns out taking roughly £100 each for a weekend was double what we needed.

After a 36 hour round trip in Bucharest, I have decided I'm going to see more of Eastern Europe with Riga already top of my list (See Being Erica's blog for why).

Picture by Little Miss Katy

I have to say that going on holiday with my favourites is up there as one of the best things I have ever done. If ever you get an opportunity to sahre something as awesome as this with your besties, just do it. You will not regret it.

Picture by Little Miss Katy

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*Note, I have been working on this post (paragraph by paragraph) since precisely the14th March. I have no idea how it took me so long but it did. I am useless.

  1. Sounds like you had a lovely time. I would love to visit Bucharest. Maybe my husband and I can escape there when our boys get older xxx

  2. Oooh you've made Bucharest look amazing. I'd love to grab some besties and go!

  3. Bucharest is right at the top of my list of places that I want to go and I want to take a trip out to Bran Castle and do Translyvania too x

    1. We weren't there for long enough to do Transylvania but I desperately want to!

  4. Bucharest looks lovely. I've been on transit there but never visited.

  5. This place is lovely. It's nice to explore new places with friends. They make the experience more memorable. I should be adding Bucharest on my bucket list.

  6. Your photos are AMAZING! I've wanted to go to Bucharest for ages - you've reminded me to put it higher on my 'to do' list! x

  7. It looks a very interesting place to visit, and so, so cheap too.

  8. This looks like a beautiful place to visit. Your photos are amazing.

Your comments make me smile :-)


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Poolside horse races will have a western theme on Saturday, Nov. 19, at 6 p.m.
Get your Cowgirl or Cowboy Rider,  Decorate your Horse Western Themed  and get your rooting section together and let’s have fun.
Then plan to celebrate the evening dancing to our favorite DJ, Richard Becotte.
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Remember to bring your dollars for the 50/50 tickets.
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Last year we had a few people who were hoarse after singing the Twelve Days of Christmas in a competition style.  So it should be fun again this year.

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Coming in December, “From Here to Eternity” in honor of Pearl Harbor’s 70th anniversary.
Bring your favorite beverages; lemonade and popcorn are provided. Hope to see you there.

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Ladies’ Lunch, Wednesday, Dec. 14, noon to 1:30 p.m. Please bring a stuffed animal to collect for children. Marion County Sheriff’s officials will be there to collect them.

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I’m sure everyone knows that I will be going into the hospital Dec. 7, then I’ll be going into the Life Care Center of Ocala for 20 days after that.
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A New York man was arrested and accused of aggravated assault and criminal mischief after he allegedly chased after another man with a machete.

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Jesse Edward Cockream, 20, of Inglis, was accused of grand retail theft and issued a trespass warning at Walmart after he was observed allegedly taking a 32-inch television.

Gary Thomas Yourg, 23, of Southwest 141st Court, was accused of DUI and driving while license suspended or revoked for a previous DUI after being stopped for cutting off a deputy and failing to stay in a single lane. At the jail the report says his alcohol level registered .198 and .196.

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How Long Does Microdermabrasion Last?

The answer to this question is a bit complicated because both the individual’s age and concerns should be considered when planning a patient’s microdermabrasion schedule. This usually entails a series of six to ten sessions, spaced two weeks apart. Also, to obtain the best results, younger patients are sometimes advised to book a few treatments in a row, and older patients are usually treated every two or three weeks.

If you consider having microdermabrasion, a procedure that helps repair the damage done to facial skin by the effects of aging and the sun, your dermatologist will explain that one treatment will probably not be enough to lessen or remove your unwanted pigmentation and fine wrinkles. In the process, your plastic surgeon will use a device that remotely resembles a sandblaster, spray minute crystals on your face, and combine gentle abrasion and suction to remove the skin’s outer layer.

What the Technique Involves

Microdermabrasion is thought to be the most effective form of skin resurfacing, and no recuperation time is needed. (Typically, patients will schedule several treatments to obtain the results they want.) The various skin problems treated with microdermabrasion also include removing black heads and smoothing acne scars. With this procedure, the patient’s skin becomes smoother, and more even in regard to texture and color, and it often acquires a healthy glow as well.

Generally speaking, microdermabrasion treatments are administered in the doctor’s office, and no anesthesia is required. In addition, the fine crystal spray that is used may be made from a variety of materials-such as sodium bicarbonate, aluminum oxide, salt, or diamond tips.

Another Option

A second technology is also available that does not involve using crystals. Instead, a vacuum-type device is used to remove dead skin. This process improves the skin’s texture and appearance, and it also enhances the patient’s lymph flow and circulation.

Regardless of the method you choose, after your treatment, your face may appear to be slightly red for about an hour. If noticeable redness lasts longer than that, you should contact your dermatologist at once. Remember also that you will have to establish a daily skin-care regimen, along with your series of treatments, in order to realize the benefits of microdermabrasion.

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Ten days ago, Eminem has been announced as the first act for the Glasgow Summer Sessions, with him performing at Bellahouston Park, Glasgow on Thursday 24th August 2017, joined by Run the Jewels, Danny Brown, and Russ.

Geoff Ellis, Head of DF Concerts, said, “We’re delighted to announce that Eminem will be returning to play Glasgow Summer Sessions. His performance at Bellahouston Park in 2013 was spectacular, so I have no doubt this will be one of the gigs of the year. Joining him on the bill are Run The Jewels, Danny Brown and Russ with Glasgow once again taking centre stage as a destination for the world’s biggest artists.”

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• 2 Tbsp Water
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1. Place a bowl or cup on a pan or tray (or you’ll get potion all over the place!)
2. Fill the bowl with 2 tablespoons of water and stir in a tablespoon of baking soda until it dissolves.
3. Measure 2 tablespoons of vinegar into a separate cup.
4. Pour the vinegar, all at once into the water/baking soda mixture and watch your potion bubble up!

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The Meaning of Courtesy

And there was knowing that twice since midnight a person had trusted me enough to fall asleep beside me.
— John Updike

"The first Zen Buddhist wedding that I attended closed with the words: 'Courtesy decorates the world; every phenomenon, an instructor.' What a cold-water shock I felt hearing this: I lost mental balance; my mind spun, unable to grasp a thing, as if I had suddenly awakened in a strange, unfamiliar world. The experience was my first recognition of how courtesy — true courtesy — was not simply what my mother taught me about being polite, not merely the advice of Emily Post or Miss Manners. Its real meaning, I discovered, is spiritual; its origin is selflessness.

"Even superficial courtesy, if only for a moment, orients us toward others, interrupting concern for our own gratification, a concern that can be an obsessive tendency, a very strong emotional pull, its beginnings often beyond our control. Although it may not have been our fault at its start, we need determination to go beyond the obsession — the overriding anxiety for our own comforts and pleasures — and the limitations it puts on our response to life, our sense of well-being, and our relationships with others.

"However, true courtesy requires us to remain mindful in our daily actions and to come back to the present when we notice attention has strayed. Without this willingness to come back from distraction, courtesy is lost. Zen Master Dogen recognized the importance of courtesy as an expression of selflessness, complaining of mindless monks who were 'careless of greetings and bows.'

"Former president Harry Truman had a sense of the fundamental courtesy that is more than simple politeness. His biography describes his daily walks, part of the routine he established following his retirement to his home in Independence, Missouri. Passing an enormous gingko tree on Maple Street, his biographer tells us, Truman would customarily speak to it. 'You're doing a good job,' he'd say.

"Truman's was not an act of superficial courtesy. Rather, it was an expression of the inherent, universal courtesy that exists everywhere, reflecting the understanding that everything is doing its best in accordance with everything else. Even though Truman was criticized for being unsophisticated and at times a bit crude, he knew how to 'greet and bow.' Years after he died, he was recognized as having been perhaps one of our best presidents.

"Thoughtful, selfless courtesy is more than a brief gesture, polite word, or forced smile. The eleventh-century Chinese Zen master Fuyo Dokai advised, 'Stop longing for fame and gain; regard everything you see as a flower growing on a rock.' This reverence for all things is a reflection of inherent courtesy. It is the ultimate expression of spiritual practice. It is compassion itself, extending beyond the transient meeting of the moment.

"Courtesy in its true, fundamental sense is not about making people like us. It is not meant to manipulate or seduce others to gain their approval. On the contrary, it is beyond gaining something for our self.

"Through spiritual practice, we can come to truly appreciate the meaning of selfless, fundamental courtesy."


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These are titles that have most impressed and inspired us. Since we only review books that we want to recommend to you for your spiritual journey, this selection actually represents the best of the best. Through diverse approaches, drawing upon the wisdom and practices of the world's religions, these titles explore the quest for meaning and purpose, wholeness and healing, commitment and community, contemplation and social activism.

We congratulate the authors and publishers of these exceptional contributions to today's spiritual renaissance. Click on the title link to read the full review.

Ageless Soul: The Lifelong Journey Toward Meaning and Joy
By Thomas Moore
An uncommonly good companion for your spiritual journey as an elder.

The Book of Joy: Lasting Happiness in a Changing World
By His Holiness The Dalai Lama, Desmond Tutu, and Douglas Abrams
An illuminating dialogue on the eight pillars of the spiritual practice of joy.

Boundless Heart: The Buddha's Path of Kindness, Compassion, Joy, and Equanimity
By Christina Feldman
An exploration of the art of nurturing the relational qualities known as the Four Immeasurables.

Buddha's Little Book of Life: Daily Wisdom from the Great Masters, Teachers, and Writers of All Time
By Mark Zocchi
A robust and edifying collection of inspirational wisdom from different traditions.

Climbing the Rope to God: Mystical Testimony and Teaching
By Bradford and Hillary Keeney
A spiritual rollercoaster ride through six months of visionary dreams.

Crafting Gratitude: Creating and Celebrating Our Blessings with Hands and Heart
By Maggie Oman Shannon
40 crafts projects with directions and resources to make thanksgiving a practice in everyday life.

The Death of Expertise: The Campaign Against Established Knowledge and Why It Matters
By Tom Nichols
A hard-hitting and edifying examination of the consequences of anti-intellectualism and egalitarianism in the United States.

Enlightened Aging: Building Resilience for a Long, Active Life
By Eric B. Larson & Joan DeClaire
An examination of resilience, proactivity, acceptance and other keys to healthy aging.

The Evolution of Imagination
By Stephen T. Asma
A fascinating exploration of the imagination and improvisation in all creative activities.

Fearless Dialogues: A New Movement for Justice
By Gregory C. Ellison II
A presentation of a process for bringing together people to create positive change.

The Five Invitations: Discovering What Death Can Teach Us About Living Fully
By Frank Ostaseki
Deep and profound wisdom about death as a constant companion.

The Five Longings: What We've Always Wanted and Already Have
By David Richo
A creative and practical exploration of the spiritual practice of yearning.

Goodbye, Things: The New Japanese Minimalism
By Fumio Saski
A reflection on the minimalist path that takes to heart the value of austerity and thrift.

Hallelujah Anyway: Rediscovering Mercy
By Anne Lamott
Worthwhile musings on grace, faith, mercy, and service.

Happier?: The History of a Cultural Movement That Aspired to Transform America
By Daniel Horowitz
An astonishing work of cultural analysis on changes in the field of psychology.

Have Black Lives Ever Mattered?
By Mumia Abu-Jamal
A prophetic witness to the pain and suffering of people of color perpetrated by the police, the courts, and the prisons.

Holistic Islam: Sufism, Transformation & The Challenge of Our Time
By Kabir Helminski
A fresh understanding of Sufism as offering a spirituality adequate to our times with its purpose of drawing near as a friend of God.

Holy Spokes: The Search for Urban Spirituality on Two Wheels
By Laura Everett
A minister's experiences making bicycling into her spiritual practice.

Hunter of Stories
By Eduardo Galeano
Galeano’s last book in which he encourages us to sing our souls back in sync with the Earth.

Imaginative Prayer: A Yearlong Guide for Your Child's Spiritual Formation
By Jared Patrick Boyd
Ways for parents to nurture the inner life of their children through spiritual formation and imagination.

In Search of a Prophet: A Spiritual Journey with Kahlil Gibran
By Paul-Gordon Chandler
A portrait of the multi-talented man who wrote The Prophet.

Living Compassion: Loving Like Jesus
By Andrew Dreitcer
A guide for Christians to practicing the path of radical love, including of enemies.

Loving-Kindness in Plain English: The Practice of Metta
By Bhante Gunaratana
A helpful resource on loving-friendliness, a major component of Buddhist practice.

Meister Eckhart's Book of the Heart: Meditations for the Restless Soul
By Jon M. Sweeney & Mark S. Burrows
A collection of playful and sobering poems from the thirteen-fourteenth century Christian mystic.

Motherprayer: Lessons in Loving
By Barbara Mahany
A soulful, lyrical, and transformative classic in everyday spirituality.

Ninety-Nine Names of the Beloved: Intimations of the Beauty and Power of the Divine
By Camille Hamilton Adams Helminski
Poetic reflections on the the many ways the qualities of the Divine can be experienced in our lives.

No One Cares About Crazy People: The Chaos and Heartbreak of Mental Health in America
By Ron Powers
A strong argument for doing much more to help mentally ill people.

No Time Like the Present: Finding Freedom, Love, and Joy Right Where You Are
By Jack Kornfield
An affirmation of freedom as a gateway to experiences of love, joy, beauty, and learning from our mistakes.

The Poetry of Impermanence, Mindfulness, and Joy
By John Brehm
A superb collection of 125 poems, by Buddhist and non-Buddhist poets, on essential concepts in Buddhism.

The Power of Meaning: Crafting a Life That Matters
By Emily Esfahani Smith
A persuasive book on the importance of the quest for meaning in everyday life.

Prayer Seeds: A Gathering of Blessings, Reflections, and Poems for Spiritual Growth
By Joyce Rupp
A to-be-treasured resource of prayers that serve as seeds of new life.

Radical Spirit: 12 Ways to Live a Free and Authentic Life
By Joan Chittister
A practical presentation of the Twelve Steps of Humility from the Rule of St. Benedict.

Real Love: The Art of Mindful Connection
By Sharon Salzberg
A guidebook on loving ourselves and others, filled with useful mindfulness exercises and meditations.

Reclaiming Your Body: Healing from Trauma and Awakening to Your Body's Wisdom
By Suzanne Scurlock-DuranaA process for reconnecting with your body in order to experience the rapture of being alive.

Rumi's Secret: The Life of the Sufi Poet of Love
By Brad Gooch
A remarkably detailed biography of the Sufi mystic's life and work.

Silence: In the Age of Noise
By Erling Kagge
An exploration of the riches of silence and the pleasures it can bring into your life.

The Song of Life: Native American Wisdom
By Helen Exley
An enchanting collection of songs and sayings from the Native American spiritual tradition.

10 Years of KidSpirit
By Various Authors & Elizabeth Dabney Hochman
A superb sampler of youth-written and edited articles, poetry, and original art from the online journal.

Things That Join the Sea and the Sky: Field Notes on Living
By Mark Nepo
Journal entries from one of our favorite spiritual teachers who encourages us to sail on a sea of possibilities.

This Is Not a Border: Reportage & Reflection from the Palestine Festival of Literature
By Ahdaf Soueif & Omar Robert Hamilton
Stirring essays and poems by artists from around the world on the plight of the Palestinians.

To Hear the Forest Sing: Some Musings on the Divine
By Margaret Dulaney
Meditative essays on divine themes in everyday life.

The Way of Gratitude: Readings for a Joyful Life
By Michael Leach, James T. Keane, & Doris Goodnough
A top-drawer collection of readings saluting all the benefits of gratefulness.

We Need to Talk: How to Have Conversations That Matter
By Celeste Headlee
A bold and wise book about the skills needed to have our conversations open the doors to new possibilities.

Wendell Berry and the Given Life
By Ragan Sutterfield
A timely and relevant summary of the life and work of Wendell Berry.

Where the Dead Pause and the Japanese Say Goodbye: A Journey
By Marie Mutsuki Mockett
An exquisitely written account of a pilgrimage to Japan by a middle-aged American experiencing a whirlpool of grief.

White Trash: The 400-Year Untold History of Class in America
By Nancy Isenberg
An engrossing historical work on the strange and long-lasting presence of class in American democracy.

The Wisdom of Not Knowing: A Gathering of Blessings, Reflections, and Poems for Spiritual Growth
By Estelle Frankel
A consummate meaning-maker at work mining the mysticism of Judaism and other religions.

The Wisdom of the Body: A Contemplative Journey to Wholeness for Women
By Christine Valters Paintner
A lively, creative, and expansive vision of a spirituality of the body.

The World Wisdom Bible: A New Testament for Global Spirituality
By Rami Shapiro
A collection of sacred texts illustrating the sweep of global spirituality.

Yawn: Adventures in Boredom
By Mary Mann
An inventive collection of essays probing modern restlessness and alienation.

Children's Books

The Blue Hour
By Isabelle Simler
A gorgeous book illustrating many examples of blues in nature.

The Call of the Swamp
By Davide Cali
A delightful picture book about the identity crisis of a youngster adopted from a swamp.

A Good Day for a Hat
By T. Nat Fuller
A clever picture book that encourages the spiritual practice of imagination.

Love You Too
By Alastair Heim
A call-and-response book about a day's activities.

By Victoria Turnbull
An enchanting picture book about loneliness, nurturing, kindness, loss, and renewal.

Today I Feel . . .: An Alphabet of Feelings
By Madalena Moniz
A cleverly illustrated book that helps build a vocabulary of feelings.

Wake Up, City!
By Erica Silverman
An inspirational walk through a city with a father and his young daughter who tutor us in the arts of attention and imagination.

The Want Monsters: And How They Stopped Ruling My World
By Chelo Manchego
A delightful spiritual parable about wants, embracing the greedy self, and befriending our troublesome emotions.

What Do You Love About You?
By Karen Lechelt
A wonderful children's book about self-esteem.

Where Are You Hiding, God?
By Elisabeth Zarti
A child's introduction to panentheism through beautifully illustrated scenes of hide-and-seek.


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Tuesday, September 25, 2012

The Intelligent Toddler

I spent my morning as a substitute teacher at the preschool.  I worked in the 2 year old classroom today, my normal assignment is as a lead teacher with 3's and 4's combined in an enrichment program, so working with the 2's is always eye opening.  Keep in mind, this is the beginning of the school year.  So we preschool teachers expect some tears, some tantrums, some bathroom issues, and some challenges in trying to get 16 barely verbal little beings to come for a simple circle time, try a craft, or dance to a song.

This morning did in fact start off with some tears.  I watched one mother tear herself away from her crying daughter with my assurance that everything would be fine, and remembered just how hard it was for me to leave one of my own children at that age if they were crying and upset.  The mom was wrestling with the voice inside telling her to grab her angel and run home-where everything is safe.  And yet, once the day started, the little girl stopped crying and even went on to have loads of fun.  She played in the house with a baby doll, dipped her fingers in the water table, and became thoroughly engrossed in a dinosaur puzzle.  It was joyful to watch her transformation from nervous and scared to trusting and curious.

This episode was such a metaphor for the struggles of parenting.  We all want to protect and comfort our children.  We want to be there for them as well as keep them close to us.  And some would say that in our current society we have forgotten the strength that comes from letting them go.  Letting them figure things out.  Letting them grow in confidence that they can do it.  I heard that refrain so many times this morning.  It is a phrase every 2 year old loves to exclaim.  "I Can Do It!".

Maybe, we as parents need to listen to them a bit more closely and remember this in all the years to come.  If we believe in our children and their competence, they will become competent.  If we shelter and protect them, and fix all of their challenges, they will become dependent.

It was a wonderful morning, spent with darling, tiny, curious, talented, amazing children.  And their boundless energy, zest for life and laughter, and unbridled curiosity inspires me.


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Sports CONNECT Queensland

Sports CONNECT Queensland

The Sports CONNECT Queensland Network encourages partnerships between sport/recreation organisations and disability service providers.

Through Sports CONNECT Queensland, our team has worked with:

  • sport and active recreation organisations to prepare them for the inclusion of people with disabilities in their programs; and
  • disability service providers and their clients to raise the level of awareness about sport and active recreation opportunities for people with a disability

Sports CONNECT Queensland Network Partners

Our partner organisations have undergone the readiness assessment process and have developed a Sports CONNECT Charter – a one page statement of commitment addressing the inclusion of people with a disability in sport and active recreation. Click on the links below for more information about these partners.

  • Sport and recreation partnersstate sporting organisations in Queensland committed to creating inclusive sporting clubs for people with a disability.
  • Disability sector partnerslocal and state disability service providers aiming to connect people with a disability to sport and active recreation opportunities in their community.
  • Multi-sport partnersdesignated community sports facilities that provide sports programs for people of all abilities, including people with a disability.

For more information about Sports CONNECT Queensland, contact the Community Engagement and Education Manager at the Brisbane office or email.

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NFL Betting: Seattle Seahawks vs. San Francisco 49ers

The Mike Singletary era is about to begin in the Bay Area and NFL betting fans can get their first piece of the action on Sunday afternoon.

The Seattle Seahawks (1-5, 2-4 ATS) invades Monster Park to do battle with the San Francisco 49ers (2-5, 2-5 ATS).  Earlier this season, these two NFC West rivals hooked up at Qwest Field, with the Niners coming out on top in overtime, 33-30.

The high scoring victory snapped a two-game SU and ATS winning streak for the Seahawks, and also crushed the streak of four straight ‘under’ match-ups between the two divisional rivals.  By all rights, the Seahawks had no business being on the same field as the Buccaneers last weekend.

They were outgained by almost 230 yards, turned the ball over twice, were beaten 22-7 in first downs, and only possessed the ball for 18:19, but nevertheless, football betting fanatics who took the 10.5-points offer on the NFL betting line found a way to hit the backdoor when QB Seneca Wallace threw a touchdown pass with 2:00 remaining in the game.

The final score was 20-10. Wallace, filling in for an injured Matt Hasselbeck, completed just 12-of-23 passes for 73 yards.  If you discount a run of 45 yards by Maurice Morris and one of 21 yards by Julius Jones, the Seahawks only managed 110 yards of offense on 37 plays.

Even though the 49ers were also double-digit underdogs, they at least stayed relatively competitive with the defending champs in Week 7.

After returning a blocked field goal for a touchdown to make the score 24-17, the Niners fell apart at the seams, giving up a field goal and an inexcusable safety to lose 29-17 to fail to beat the football betting line for their NFL betting backers for the fourth week in a row.

QB JT O’Sullivan threw for 256 yards and a score, but also tossed an interception and fumbled four times.  As a result of the loss, HC Mike Nolan was dismissed earlier this week to be replaced by the former great Chicago Bears middle linebacker.  In spite of their struggles, the Niners are 5-point favorites in this NFC West showdown, with the game ‘total’ set at 42.

Open an account with Sports-Gambling.com right now and place your NFL bets on all of the great Week 8 football betting clashes!


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Can Colts Cover -3.5 Line At Home Against Ravens?

The Indianapolis Colts and Baltimore Ravens have held a good rivalry in recent times with three recent playoff matches since 2007. The 3-1 Ravens and 2-2 Colts will be playing this Sunday at Indianapolis' Lucas Oil Stadium. The game has a very close total that will be very appealing to explore with regards to the betting lines.

While the Colts had an eight-game winning streak against the Ravens, the Ravens have gotten the last two wins in the rivalry. Their last game was a 23-6 Ravens win in the 2013 playoffs. The Colts did beat the Ravens twice in the playoffs during their old winning streak.

The under has been taken in the last five games between the two. The game has gone over only once in the last ten times.

The Colts have won their last two games. They won against the spread in both of them as well. Their last game was a 41-17 win over Tennessee with a -7.5 line. The Colts have also taken the over in each of their games this year. Running back Ahmad Bradshaw has an ankle injury but he is probable for the game.

The Ravens have won their last three games and have two ATS wins and one push during those games. Their last one was a 38-10 win over Carolina with a -3.5 spread. The Ravens have struggled in ATS situations in the month of October. They have gone 1-7 ATS in their last eight October games.

Tackle Eugene Monroe is out with a knee injury while linebacker Terrell Suggs has a thigh injury and is questionable to play. He left midway through last week's game with that thigh injury.

The Indianapolis Colts are -3.5 favorites to win and have a -110 payout for the game. The over/under is listed at 48.5. The Colts have a -190 moneyline bet for a straight up win while the Baltimore Ravens are back at +150. It is one of the narrowest games for the week in terms of the overall odds for winning the game.


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Four things we learned in the NHL: Stamkos ends drought, ties record

Steven Stamkos scored his first goal since November 2016. The goal put Tampa Bay ahead 3-1.

The Vancouver Canucks and Winnipeg Jets met in an all-Canadian matchup, the Tampa Bay Lightning offence continued to surge, the Dallas Stars, Arizona Coyotes and Buffalo Sabres continued their early-season struggles, and Joel Quenneville was upset about a call that contributed to a Chicago Blackhawks loss.

Here are four other things we learned Thursday night in the NHL.

Stamkos is still money from his spot on the power play

Steven Stamkos had five assists through the Tampa Bay Lightning’s first three games of the season, but couldn’t manage to bury one himself. In fact, it had been 331 days since the Lightning captain last scored a regular-season goal.

On Nov. 15, 2016 Stamkos beat Petr Mrazek in the first period of a game against the Detroit Red Wings. Shortly after that goal, unfortunately, Stamkos tore the meniscus in his right knee which cut his season short.

His goal Thursday came on a power play from his usual spot on the off-wing and it tied him with a Lightning legend.

Antti Niemi has struggled mightily early in his first year as the Penguins backup goalie, allowing nine goals on 47 shots in less than 70 minutes in the crease. As you can see in the video at the top of the page, he didn’t have a chance on the play.

Luongo moves up the all-time wins list

The Florida Panthers handed the St. Louis Blues their first loss of the season and it likely wouldn’t have happened without Roberto Luongo’s 37-save performance.

The 38-year-old now has 454 career wins, which ties him with Curtis Joseph for fourth place on the NHL’s all-time list of regular-season wins.

Does the milestone mean we’ll get a tweet from @strombone1?

He’s about to surpass Joseph, so will he maybe make a reference to the 1983 film “Cujo”?

Or, since he now has Ed Belfour’s 484 career wins in his sights, might he allude to famous British ski jumper Eddie Edwards and the 2016 biopic “Eddie the Eagle”?

We need answers, Roberto!

Boeser continues to give Canucks fans hope for the future

Brock Boeser was surprisingly a healthy scratch in each of the Vancouver Canucks’ first two games. He made his season debut Thursday against the Winnipeg Jets and registered an assist on Daniel Sedin’s first-period goal.

The University of North Dakota product appeared in nine games with the Canucks at the end of last season. He had four goals, one assist in the nine NHL games he played last season plus four goals and seven points in the pre-season.

The way in which the 23rd-overall pick from 2015 consistently produces points, he might not be a healthy scratch many more times. He ended up playing 16:31 and was on the ice in the waning seconds of the game with his team down 3-2 and the net empty. The Jets scored an empty netter, but the fact he was out there when the game was on the line is a clear vote of confidence from head coach Travis Green.

Sedin’s goal also happened to make a bit of Canucks history.

Donskoi puts himself in ‘assist of the year’ contention

We’ve seen passes like this one before, and we’ll see more of them in the future, but they never fail to impress.

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Who We Are !!!!!

Springfield Cartage, LLC takes pride in providing our drivers high miles and productive time when they are on the road, combined with return loads that bring you back to the Ohio area.

Our Outbound loads are normally Multi Stop, averaging 2 to 4 stops per load.  And the Return load is normally a single delivery as close to Dayton OH as we can get. There is very little waiting time during or between loads.

Our Main lanes are
from Dayton OH to the West Coast and return. From Dayton to Texas and points in the Mid and Southwest and return. And from Dayton to the South, and Southeast again returning to the Ohio area. And about 2% of our freight goes East / North East and returning to Ohio.

Normal hiring is from The Dayton OH area, but the volume on some of these primary lanes provide hiring opportunities along these routes.

We have Over the Road Single Drivers and Teams in assigned Freightliner Columbia and Cascadia tractors. Plus, a portion of our fleet, are Owner Operators.

Company Driver Pay Structure !!!

Single Drivers are paid $.42 per milePlus Stop- $25 perOff.

With very little non-productive waiting time on the road, a single driver can expect to average 2800 to 3200 miles per week, .

We have always paid a competitive rate which is the "mileage" rate "times"  efficient and high miles.  Mileage pay is calculated using Prophesy Milemaker set at 104%. Generally, quite fair and comparable to PC Miler Practical miles.

Single Drivers normally select from loads to the Midwest / Southwest and South to GA, FL, with about 2% of our loads going  East and Northeast. Single drivers also handle West and Northwest team-type freight when delivery schedules allow.

Company Teams Pay Structure !!!

Teams are paid $ .50 per mile split between Drivers, plus $30 stop-off. The West Coast is the normal destination for our Teams. We have significant volume into CA, OR, and WA. Sometimes with stop-offs enroute. When empty the return load is normally directly back to the Ohio area.

Pay Day is every Friday for the prior weeks activity. And all Company positions include available 401K Options, Direct Deposit and Vacation Benefits.

Owner Operator Pay Structure !!!

Owner Operators receive $1.20 per mile on ALL Dispatched LOADED miles. This would include Outbound Loaded Miles until Empty.  And the Loaded return trip to the Delivery destination or back to Dayton. Deadhead and Empty Miles are not paid. Any Tolls are not paid. Fuel Surcharge is also paid on the Outbound load Only.

Owner Operators are treated equally with Company Vehicles within the Dispatch Pool.

Download the Driver's Employment Application
Click here to download the Driver's Employment Application.pdf

You may either mail or fax your signed and completed application as follows:
mail to: Glenn
Springfield Cartage LLC
1546 Stanley Avenue
Dayton, Ohio 45404
fax to: 1-937-222-2101

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Wednesday, July 14th 2010, 10:18pm

by mlyttge

Thanks for the advice.

I ordered those valves and they're working perfect. Thanks!

Tuesday, June 22nd 2010, 7:38am

by Wet_Boots

Yep, the 205 valve is the only one available that can replace the working parts (and cover) of the old antisyphon valves.

Monday, June 21st 2010, 11:08am

by mlyttge

So the 205SF is the one I want, even though its a not a siphon control?

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by mrfixit

I edited your link boots. It wasn't working. There's something wrong with the site. With the http:// on there the links don't work. If it's just me let me know. I don't have that issue anywhere else on the net.

Hey Mly, the valve might unscrew with the top half taken off. Most likely will. If not you could cut the valve with a saw so it will. Doing what boots suggested would be easier though. Buy a 205 valve. The parts are totally compatible.

Sunday, June 20th 2010, 8:40am

by Wet_Boots

Find some schedule 80 unions, and they will help you replace the valve ~ by the way, you can do a "guts" replacement on your old 711 valve by buying an Irritrol 205 valve

Saturday, June 19th 2010, 10:27pm

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Replacing a valve that has galvanized pipe going into it

I tried replacing just the top portion and guts of a Rain Jet RJ711 with the updated RJ54000 and it leaked badly from the diaphram. It seem like although the RJ54000 replaces the RJ711, the inner parts are not interchangeable. I would like to change the whole valve if it wouldn't be too difficult.

The pipe going into the valve is galvanized and the pipe coming out of the valve is pvc. There is another valve too close to allow the valve to turn (and the house is pretty close too). If I cut both the galvanized and the pvc just below the old valve is it legit to glue a pvc fitting onto the galvanized pipe? The plan would be to screw the fittings onto the valve then glue the slip ends of fittings onto both the pvc and galvanized pipes. Any other suggestions are welcome if I'm approaching the project differently than a more experienced person would.

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Airbus completes first flight demonstration for its commercial parcel delivery drone 'Skyways'

On track to commence trial service in Singapore this year

Singapore February 8, 2018 Photo(s): By Airbus

Airbus Helicopters' Skyways unmanned air vehicle has successfully completed its first flight demonstration at the National University of Singapore (NUS). The drone took off from its dedicated maintenance centre and landed on the roof of a specially designed parcel station where a parcel was automatically loaded via a robotic arm. Once successfully loaded with the parcel, the Skyways drone took off again and returned to land, demonstrating its automatic unloading capability.

This inaugural flight demonstration follows the launch of the experimental project with the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) in February 2016 to develop an urban unmanned air system to address the safety, efficiency, and sustainability of the air delivery business in cities such as Singapore. The collaboration was subsequently extended in April 2017 with Singapore Post (SingPost) becoming the local logistics partner to the project.

Airbus Helicopters is the overall Skyways system architect and provider, contributing its capabilities in drone platforms as well as its concept of future parcel delivery. This concept involves systems and structures that allow drones to land, dock with secure structures, discharge or take on payloads, and then fly off to other destinations.

"Today's flight demonstration paves the way positively to our local trial service launch in the coming months. It is the result of a very strong partnership among the stakeholders involved, especially the close guidance and confidence from the CAAS," said Alain Flourens, Airbus Helicopters' Executive Vice President of Engineering and Chief Technical Officer. "Safe and reliable urban air delivery is a reality not too distant into the future, and Airbus is certainly excited to be a forerunner in this endeavour."

Airbus Helicopters is at an advanced stage of the Skyways project. The research and development phase is progressing well, with equipment and facilities installed at the NUS campus. Various tests are already underway, and the unmanned air system will be demonstrated in the university when the trial service commences this year. Campus students and staff will be able to make use of Skyways to have small parcels between 2kg and 4kg delivered to designated parcel stations within the campus, which is the size of 150 football fields.

"The Skyways project is an important innovation for the aviation industry. CAAS has been working closely with Airbus on the project, with an emphasis on co-developing systems and rules to ensure that such aircraft can operate in an urban environment safely and optimally. For Singapore, this project will help to develop innovative rules to support the development of the unmanned aircraft industry in Singapore. We are pleased with the good progress that Skyways is making and look forward to deepening our partnership with Airbus," said Mr Kevin Shum, Director-General, CAAS.

"The urban logistics challenge is complex and an ecosystem of parcel lockers and autonomous vehicles will be a key piece to solving this puzzle," said SingPost Group Chief Information Officer, Alex Tan. "The trial service that is taking off later this year will be an important step forward for SingPost in our efforts to develop solutions for the future logistics needs of Singapore and other cities of the world."

"Project Skyways aligns with NUS' vision of serving as a living lab to pilot innovative technologies and solutions. The NUS community is very excited to be the first in Singapore to experience this novel concept of parcel delivery by drones – an endeavour that could redefine urban logistics," said NU Senior Deputy President and Provost, Professor Ho Teck Hua. "Students from the NUS Faculty of Engineering also have the opportunity to gain valuable experience as interns with Airbus for this project. We look forward to working closely with Airbus, CAAS and SingPost to carry out the campus-wide trial."

An experimental project aimed at developing a safe and economically viable aerial unmanned parcel delivery system for use in dense urban environments, Skyways is one of a number of innovative Urban Air Mobility projects currently being researched at Airbus. These also include the Racer high-speed helicopter demonstrator, as well as the Vahana and CityAirbus autonomous flying vehicle concepts.


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Denmark has announced that marriage equality will come to the country as of June 15 this year.

At a press conference, Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt announced that gay couples would be allowed to marry in time for the European summer, the Copenhagen Post reports.

“We have looked at two laws that will provide the gay and lesbian community the opportunity to get married in the church and at city hall,” Thorning-Schmidt said.

“The administration and I firmly believe that this is a natural step to take in a modern society like Denmark.

“The law will go into effect on June 15, so already this summer we’ll see the first gays and lesbians getting married in Danish churches.”

The law will not force religious leaders to marry same-sex couples.

“It will be up to each priest whether he or she will perform gay marriages, but the government gives all members of the church the right to get married in church, whether they want to marry a person of the opposite or same sex,” she said.

Denmark now joins European countries including Iceland, Norway, Sweden, the Netherlands, Belgium, Spain and Portugal in allowing same-sex couples equal marriage rights.

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Foreclosures fell to their lowest level since 2007 across the state, but there are still some counties where the problem is getting worse.

According to a first-quarter report from HousingLink, there were 4,836 sheriff's sales from January through March, or 10 percent fewer than the same quarter last year.

Dan Hylton, HousingLink's research manager, said that while the trend is positive, he warned that the number of people who have lost their home is still nearly four times higher than the 1,618 quarterly average posted in 2005.

"It's about what I've expected," said Hylton. "But we know that there are still a lot out there."

Though the report bolsters evidence that the state's economy is improving, it's unclear whether the declines in some areas are a sign that homeowners are doing better financially, or whether lenders are simply delaying the inevitable. "It's still a mystery how many we'll see coming through the pipeline," Hylton said.

Throughout the state, the declines have been steady, falling on average 3.3 percent from quarter to quarter. They were strongest in the Twin Cities metro, which posted a 11.5 percent decline compared with a 7.4 percent decline in outstate counties.

The report is based on sheriff sale data collected directly from counties throughout the state, and it reveals dramatic differences in how counties are recovering from the foreclosure crisis. In general, the highest foreclosure rates have spread from urban communities where the crisis got its start as the result of mortgage fraud, into exurban areas where economic problems are mostly to blame. Those "collar communities" are particularly vulnerable because so many of them were places were developers could build hundreds of houses aimed at first-time buyers who couldn't afford higher prices in communities closer to their jobs within the metro area.

Isanti County was one of those "drive-'til-you-qualify" communities, and it was among several where the number of foreclosures actually increased. During the first quarter, there were 95 sheriff's sales in that county, a 20 percent increase from last year. The trend was similar in Sherburne and Stearns counties.

"These people are not only burdened by cost of housing, but by the fact that they have to have to pay high gas costs to commute to the Twin Cities, and that doesn't help things," Hylton said.

The report doesn't track the number of delinquencies that will eventually lead to foreclosures, but a CoreLogic report earlier this month suggests that mortgage delinquencies are down slightly in Minnesota.

Colleen Hernandez, who is chief executive of the Homeownership Preservation Foundation, a Twin Cities-based national foreclosure prevention center, said that declines in foreclosure rates aren't always a sign that homeowners are in better financial shape. She said that recent legal settlements that impose fines on lenders who improperly process foreclosures are causing some lenders to either delay the filing, or to go the short-sale route.

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Eynesbury let slip the opportunity to move into the Gisborne and District Cricket Association B-grade top two.

One of three teams with a 4-1-1 record, the Eagles put in a disappointing performance against St Anthonys, one of the other two sides with the same record.

Eagles playing coach Luke Castle said they didn’t stand up in a crucial game, which was shortened due to rain.

“We didn’t play well enough,” he said.

“We started well and were 1-78 off 11 overs, but then lost 6-20. Hayden [Castle] made 25 and I made 45, but there wasn’t much after that, with the club finishing on 8-127.

“We didn’t have enough runs on the board.”

The only other two batsmen to reach double figures were number nine Darren McCrae and number 10 Tyson Orr, who both finished 13 not out.

Robert Strugnell and Daniel Tennant took three wickets each for the Saints.

The Saints chased down the runs with ease, finishing 2-131. John Jensen finished 60 not out, his best score of the season.

The loss is the Eagles second for the season, both of which have come against the Saints. They also struggled against Wallan, the other team above them on the ladder, in a match which ended in a draw.

Castle said the result on Saturday will dint their top two hopes.

He said the focus now was ensuring they remain in the top four and get back to playing some good cricket.

The Eagles’ remaining matches are all against sides outside the top four.

“I said to the boys, we would have been second had we won, so it was a crucial game.

“We have to get Tristan Francis to come back and a few other guys will return as well.

“We’re a really young side and we need to get that experience back into the side to help the young boys.

“I’m not worried about ladder position as long as we make finals. I want the boys playing a good brand of cricket heading into finals.”

In other results, Wallan ensured it remained on top with an easy win against Bacchus Marsh.

The Magpies made 2-109 in reply to the Bulls 106.

East Sunbury easily accounted for Riddell and Macedon keeps the pressure on the top four, defeating Kyneton.

The match between Ashfield and Gisborne ended in a draw due to rain.

In the McIntyre Cup, rain meant just one game ended with a result.

Riddell was the side to benefit, beating Rupertswood and moving to the top of the ladder.

Rupertswood made just 90. The Bombers made 5-93 in reply.

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The Catholic Faith is not limited to individual, private belief. It should form strong, public bonds between the members of society, providing a common source of joy, hope, and beauty within a community.

The SSPX recognizes the importance of frequent social contact between its priests, its faithful, and the world at large. Community life, education, and apostolic works are crucial in forming a complete Catholic society. The SSPX, therefore, supports a wide variety of these initiatives, ranging from primary and secondary education to local men’s and women’s groups to Ignatian retreat centers.

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Did someone say bad luck?
Are you superstitious? Do you believe in bad luck? If you ever catch yourself avoiding ladders and making sure you don’t open your umbrella until you are out the door, you might be more superstitious than you realize.
You may not think much of it because you’ve always practiced superstitious rituals without thinking; so has your mom, grandma, and uncle. But that right there is a superstition you follow without realizing it!
We all have superstitions and ritualistic practices to avoid bad luck. You might not even know you’re a bit superstitious but trust me, you are (at least a little) and your zodiac sign may be able to explain why.
According to astrology, there are certain traits and personalities associated with each zodiac sign ranging from a strong will to fearful disposition. Some people consider their sign to be the main reason they do or feel a certain way and even study how the planets are positioned after reading their daily horoscope.

Some people consider numerology, but don’t even realize that they are doing it. From lucky number on sports jerseys, to choosing what seat they must have when going to an event, they try to improve their odds of good luck. From sports to Friday the 13th, superstitions are everywhere. I know someone who literally WILL NOT watch an Eagles’ game without wearing a specific hat. You might be one of those people who considers carefully if you should date a guy or never date him based upon the color or time that you met each other.
Some superstitions don’t even make sense but we live by them anyway. I didn’t even know the origin of most well-known superstitions until I was looking them up to write this! For the most part, I thought zodiac signs and astrology were all wrong.
It’s just part of who you are and who you are depends on when you were born. Here is what each sign is most superstitious about according to astrology.
Aries (March 21 – April 19): A “Lucky” charm is your idea of a great gift.

Aries NEED to win. Whether it’s a sport, competition, or simply trivia at the local bar, an Aries will unconsciously throw on a “lucky” article of clothing. It’s just her competitive nature mixing with old-as-dirt superstitions, and she won’t part with that lucky charm anytime soon. If you’re going on a date with an Aries, see if she is wearing the same bracelet or shoes on the second date as well. It might be her superstition showing.
Taurus (April 20 – May 20): You believe in “beginner’s luck.”

Sorry to break it to you, Taurus, but your stubbornness translates over to superstition. Did someone beat a Taurus at her own game? Nope, it was beginner’s luck. She’ll say there is no way a first-timer could be that good. A Taurus is stubborn to the core, which means you’re just lucky, not a prodigy.
Gemini (May 21 – June 20): Walking under a ladder must be avoided, but not because of safety reasons.

Taking a trip underneath a ladder would make anyone nervous, especially a Gemini. It’s bad luck, for one. But Geminis are innately nervous people and will avoid doing anything to heighten that. As nerve-wracking as the literal ladder is, having bad luck for 7 years is a nightmare for a Gemini. They are already indecisive, and always wondering if it was a bad decision or just bad luck would drive a Gemini insane.
Cancer (June 21 – July 22): You won’t step on a crack because you’ll break your mother’s back.

This silly saying you chanted as a child really hit home for Cancers. As a very emotional and sentimental sign, a Cancer is very protective of her family. Just the thought of anything happening to a Cancer’s mom or anyone in her family or that she loves dearly is enough to keep her from stepping on ANY cracks EVER.
Leo (July 23 – August 22): Breaking a mirror puts the fear of god in you.

You can always seem to catch a Leo checking herself out in every mirror she sees. Leos are confident, borderline vain, and like to make sure they look good at all times. It’s easy to see why be

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From Flint to Baltimore: Clean Water, Environmental Racism & Infrastructure In Our Cities

FLINT, MI - JANUARY 24: Darius Simpson, an Eastern Michigan University student from Akron, Ohio, carries water he brought to donate for Flint residents during a rally on January 24, 2016 at Flint City Hall in Flint, Michigan. The event was organized by Genesee County Volunteer Militia to protest corruption they see in government related to the Flint water crisis that resulted in a federal state of emergency. (Photo by Brett Carlsen/Getty Images)

February 1, 2016 – Segment 2

We discuss our cities from Flint to Baltimore, looking at clean water, environmental racism & infrastructureWith: Dr. Lawrence Brown, public health consultant and Assistant Professor of Public Health in the School of Community Health and Policy at Morgan State University; Mijin Cha, consultant and fellow at Cornell University’s Worker Institute and adjunct professor at Fordham Law School; Henry Louis Taylor, Jr., professor in the Department of Urban and Regional Planning at the University of Buffalo and Director of the University of Buffalo Center for Urban Studies; and Jacqui Patterson, Director of the Environmental and Climate Justice Program at the NAACP.

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Summer Project

Thursday, March 5th, 2009

Yup, I think the new project for the summer is coming together. I’m becoming more and more focused on studying dramatic and narrative patterns and their images.

The project will probably be one hundred stories, brief examinations and examples of plot, action, and character, one a day. I think John’s gearing up to follow with one hundred sound tracks, which will be really cool. This is a call for others to consider such a project also.

I’ve been practicing. I wrote a story this morning in about ten minutes and another a few days back in class while the students worked on their hypertexts, that one about twenty minutes. I’ll be posting them soon on the MediaPlay site.

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    I may tag along with you; might be interesting to try something like changing focus, pov, voice, setting of yours or just try to match effort.


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