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February 14, 2018

WHATEVER ELSE THE ROB PORTER SCANDAL MIGHT CAUSE: It’s prompted new attention to a huge problem that has been around for decades. Every federal civil servant must clear a comprehensive background check before being allowed to work for the taxpayers. Most of these checks are done by the U.S. Office of Personnel Management’s (OPM) National Background Investigations Bureau.

LifeZette’s Jim Stinson reports that Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Dan Coats told the Senate yesterday that an estimated 700,000 background checks have yet to be completed. On checks for jobs that require access to classified information, the wait can be a year or more before its completed. These realities may or may not shed light on why former White House staff secretary Rob Porter was able to remain on the job for so long.

When I served at OPM as a Reagan political appointee from November 1982 to June 1985, the backlog was in the thousands and growing despite heroic efforts by political and career employees alike. Things have only gotten worse, much worse. But at least the public now knows of yet another illustration of Big Government getting so big it can’t competently do even the most basic tasks competently and efficiently.


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Great Minds Think… By: Shelby Goode

What is it about the Borgo Bello Neighborhood that captivates the community members of so many to dedicate their time and energy to making this space a place that can be open and utilized by all. As a student studying abroad in Perugia for only a few short months it didn’t take me long to see the passion that is placed in this community. From the School of Agriculture, the skilled architects, to the puppet master, and the passionate people from the rest of the community and throughout Perugia, Borgo Bello is definitely a place that reflects the cross-connections and perspectives of many.

How is it that such a large neighborhood and group of people can work alongside each other to create proposals and make a change? From what I have observed it is the many personalities, backgrounds, ideas, and connections made that have improved the neighborhood and made it the place it is today. Something that stuck with me on our class trip to the School of Architecture and the Puppet Shop was that a good project requires the attention and skills of many masters, leaders, followers, and people from all backgrounds. These backgrounds should not only be from people of different careers, but experiences, age, and etc. and more. As we got to meet all of those who have worked so hard to create a utilized space in the streets of Borgo Bello I witnessed how important it is first hand to have participatory engagement in community projects.

Rather than having one leader, the people who are working to make the terrace and neighborhood a space used by all have collaborated and brought something different to the project. This project with the various people who have added character and implemented structure to Borgo Bello are why I believe that great minds actually think very different with their ability to bring so many perspectives and experiences to a community project.

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A new “Cortone” by Tania Cerquiglini

While I was reading “Children and City Design” by Mark Francis and Ray Lorenzo, my attention was focused on the importance of accessibility as one of the requirements for better city places. In particular I’ve been impresssed by the Dutch word “woonerf” that literally means “living street” or “shared space”. It is an urban planning strategy to moderate automobile traffic in residential streets and allows cars, bikes and pedestrians to share space. I had heard this concept because last year I lived for six months  in a small belgian town called Leuven. In Flanders this method is very common. I remember a special place called Pater Damiaanplein that was invested by a fascinating process of placemaking that involved not only the neighborhood but also scholls close on the square. Before the renewal, each side of this small square was full of parking lots and it was not busy. The common primary intention was to give back the square to pedestrians and to eliminate parking. The community place decorated the zone with benches, trees and also a volleyball court. What characterizes this square are the painted zebra crossing and the decoration on the road pavement. Now this square is full of colors and collective joy, in which young and old people are finally included. During my weekly participatory observation, this time at Via del Cortone I couldn’t see anyone walking or stopping in that little square. I figured it was normal. It’s hard to spend some time in a place surrounded by full parking lots. Also for me has always been a place to cross. I really haven’t been looking around. One of the meaning of ” Cortone” is “wide court” where in the past, “chickens roamed and children played”. It might be a good idea to reclaim this meaning, to restrict the provision of parcking space and to give it back to children or to the elderly. I hope that one day, it will become a place where people will want to stay, to sit, to spend a little time to enjoy the beauty of the city.

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Growing up is overrated

There is so much pressure on kids to “Grow Up” once they reach a certain age. To stop playing, focus on a career, and prepare for the future. However, some would argue that children are much more creative, inspired and determined than compared to adults. I believe it and think there is so much we can learn from kids and how they play.

Being able to go out and observe Carnivale was an amazing experience. It was so much fun and not only because I was participating in an amazingly new cultural experience but because I witnessed people at their truest state. Many were dressed up in whacky costumes, singing, dancing and throwing confetti without a care. Everyone got to be a kid again. The stress of abundant responsibilities one takes on as an adult sucks that sense of play out of us and makes adults think they must act, talk, and dress in a certain way. A way we may not even enjoy. This is so important to remember while placemaking, that as adults we simply don’t have the imagination of a child and have to pay attention to the critiques of children. They may say something ridiculous like furniture made out of ice cream but they also may say something eye-opening.

I have a younger sister who is nine years old and may be the smartest person I know. While I am still young I have forgotten exactly what it’s like to be a child and many times I have caught myself saying “You’ll understand when you’re older”. She will quickly respond, with some sass, that she is old enough and it makes me realize how much we overcomplicate things as adults. I have learned that I can ask her for important advice and she will be brutally honest with me. Her opinion can sometimes be exactly what I needed to hear regardless of whether I like it or not. For the Salotto con Visto, I believe kids thought of a play area they would like with a rock wall and a soft padded area. That may not be completely possible but its important to watch how children use the space as a whole to gain a better understanding of how it can be used. Children think in a completely different way, in a way that is perfect for creating a place where people of all ages can gather to enjoy each other’s company and the area in which they live.

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Child Friendly Places

What makes a place a place? How does a space become a place?

From a visitor’s perspective, the Borgo Bello neighborhood has excellent potential to become a place for the community. The terrace has the advantage of being excluded from traffic with an awestruck view of Perugia. Traffic is seen as a barrier to children as increased natural elements is more desirable for them. However, the parking lot is a distraction. The terrace follows the qualities of city design for children such as accessibility, mixed use/users, sociability, small/feasible, and natural. Child friendly places are attractive for children as well as adults. Roger Hart argues, “I do not want children as a separate society. We are trying to prepare children to be participating members of society…the movement should be about children’s rights to have a voice with adults” (Hart, 1997). I agree with Hart because children help bring the community together with active participation and creativity. Creative ideas and cohesive activity from the community will transform the space into a child friendly place.

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Food, Simple.

As I began to think about places that I found successful, I always find myself drawn back to Austin because, in my opinion, Austin is a city full of effective and wonderful public spaces. The biggest thing that Austin uses to its advantage is nature and the natural progression of the city. The city is built around water and this offers plenty of public spaces that are green and lush, which is vital especially because Austin can get sweltering in the summer. While these public spaces are incredibly important, I’m not sure if you can consider them plaza’s like those described by William White. However, I do see this in the existence of food trucks all throughout Austin.

This trend began first with Sno Beach, a roaming snow code trailer that served snow cones all over the city. They utilized plazas that were open and available, but generally unused. Once SnoBeach started having success with this business model, which Austinites exploring the city looking for the giant purple snow cone topped truck, other food places started following suit. Restaurants bought food truck trailers and began teaming up in unused or abandoned plazas, bringing with them tables, food, music and most of all, people. It is a miracle how much change can come from just adding one element.

There is a large field of mostly, almost all, dead grass near my childhood house. It was overgrown, ugly and really only used as a way to cut through the woods to get between my high school and small shopping center across the highway where kids would eat lunch. One day, we found the field was occupied by a hamburger trailer. Then came tacos, pita bread, vegan restaurants and so much more. Not, when I go back to Austin, this is one of the places my parents always want to go. Now there are tables, a playscape and even a big sign labeling the collection of food The Midway. The Midway is just one of the many places where food, just one ingredient in the puzzle, brings people into a plaza and makes it worth being a part of. Sometimes, it is simple, just a snow cone on a hot summer’s day.

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Everyone’s a Kid at Mardi Gras by Amy Mullowney

Adults are unaware of the importance of play. We don’t value it, and don’t see it as an important part of learning.
– “Go Play in the Streets”

While Corso Vannucci is not the main spot for children to gather and play, one often sees families strolling by or resting for a while by the fountain while their children play around them.

The readings on “Children and City Design” and “Go Play in the Streets” made me think of last Tuesday during the Mardi Gras parade in the main street. It was a special opportunity for our class to be able to not only observe, but to be a part of the celebration. I saw more children out for the parade than I’ve ever seen out on the street before. Even the adults were acting as playful as children—singing and dancing and smiling ear-to-ear as they threw (and pelted) confetti.

I thought the readings were very interesting because I hear the term “family friendly” quite often but I’ve never thought about if a city was “child friendly.” Accessibility, mixed uses, sociability, flexible, and natural are some of the qualities of inclusive design efforts. These characteristics are important when considering city design not only for children, but for elderly and disabled people.

I agree that fostering creative, independent play in children (and adults) is an answer to innovation in the workplace. I also think that part of the fun of playing as a child is rebelling: ergo, playing in the street. I’m not sure, however,  if I agree that children have lost a street sense and city knowledge. I do agree that our generation relied more on parents to drive them places, set up play dates, etc. versus my parents’ generation that practically roamed free; their parents’ only instructions some days: “go play outside!” I also think the overprotectiveness verses carefree parenting styles cycles generationally, as we adapt to the current events and safety issues of the day.

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What Makes a Place a Place? By: Shelby Goode

What makes a place a place? After a few weeks in our Placemaking class I could name a few aspects that makes a place desirable. The people, businesses, seating, location, convenience, aesthetic, and accessibility are just some of the considerations when creating a place that attracts other people to spend their time.

After observing the terrace in the Borgo Bello neighborhood one afternoon, I did some thinking about how we could make even more improvements to this space we want to turn in to a place known throughout Perugia for its scenic view, location to shops, and relaxing atmosphere. It takes a variety of dedicated people to make an empty space a place utilized by the community.

In class as we discussed the issues of lighting and use by drug dealers, it came to my attention that in order to change the atmosphere and utilization of a place it takes more than just a group of dedicated persons. It additionally requires a change in the mindset of the community. This can be one of the most difficult tasks when recreating a place to be a spot of attraction by visitors and the community.

In going forward with our class and thinking of ideas to continue the expanded use of the terrace in Borgo Bello, we not only have to consider the mindset of the community at large but take in to consideration our perspective as visitors. Never before did I think about the collection and construction of populating main cities, piazzas, streets, neighborhoods, etc. but it can be complex and difficult.

I strongly believe in reflection being one of the key aspects to projects of Placemaking. Being able to critique your actions, learning from mistakes, and moving forward with expansive plans for a better future is what I think makes a place a place. Listening to what others say and ensuring that various voices are considered are what transforms empty spaces into populated, business filled, aesthetic, and accessible places. The terrace seems to have come so far, but reflection is just as important. Hopefully by the end of this year we will be able to reflect on the work we complete and allow the next semester of students to build on the projects we built on as well.

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Applications of William White in Perugia, Italy

William White began the Street Life Project in 1971; the purpose was to research the social interactions which transpire in public spaces, and publish these findings within a comprehensive text. The project quickly grew however, and studies were conducted within various areas of several large cities around the world. White was fascinated by simple street interactions, or “rituals” between ordinary individuals in cities, and was able to observe similar behaviors among individuals in various cultures. Much of what he had published in the first few chapters of “The Social Life of Small Urban Spaces” can be applied to various locations; I chose to relate it to my temporary home, the city of Perugia, Italy.

White continually elaborated on his idea that some city spaces “work” for people, and others simply do not. His studies focused upon various areas of New York City, and why some areas — like streets — were incredibly crowded, while others — like parks and playgrounds — were not. He observed that oftentimes, the streets served as play areas for many young children; they also had a tendency to contain the basic elements which are essential for a successful public space (like transportation, food, etc.). The areas which contained a variety of uses were more likely to be crowded than other, less useful, areas. Particularly, I found his discussion of city plaza utilization to be particularly relevant to what I have witnessed in terms of public space in the city center of Perugia.

White stated that in the early 1960’s, New York City provided incentives to builders who provided plazas along with their buildings. While some plazas attracted multitudes of people all day, some were only busy during certain times of day, and others were not very active at all. Largely, the presence of amenities played a key role in determining the “success” of a plaza, as well its relation to streets, as “A good plaza starts at a street corner” (White, 1980).

Piazza IV Novembre is an excellent example of a successful plaza, or piazza. It is not located on a street corner, rather, it is situated between a series of roads and main pedestrian walkways. Thus, there is always some form of heavy traffic within the area, despite the season. In terms of basic amenities, the piazza offers various locations to eat, including many with takeaway options, which allow the perfect opportunity for individuals to gather on areas like the main steps, which are frequently populated with various groups of people. Even on colder days, groups or even individual persons can be observed sitting on the steps; some eat, some talk with friends, others people watch, as the piazza is conducive to all of these behaviors. The piazza serves a variety of purposes, with no singular purpose being clearly defined — as a result, it is left to the public to decide what they will do within this space.

The bustling Piazza IV Novembre is sharply contrasted by others, like Piazza Italia, a quick two-minute walk down the main walkway. It has always struck me as odd that while the first plaza always appears so busy, Piazza Italia frequently quite the opposite, despite being so close. Aside from the weekly markets which take place on the weekends, I have not observed any notable activity occurring in this area otherwise. This may be due to a variety of causes, like the lack of easy, takeaway food, or absence of any defined purpose for the space. It appears to merely be an area for pedestrians to walk across as they make their way to public transport, but unfortunately, unlike Piazza IV Novembre, they choose not to remain in this space.

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Child’s Point of View

I grew up in rural North Dakota. Children had so much free space they didn’t know what to do with it. One of my top suggestions was always kickball. We had a field right next to our house that we would gather to play. The kids would walk from all over town to meet us. Then, just as it was getting dark, everyone would walk themselves home. The freedom we had was unthinkable to a “city kid.” I remember being in kindergarten and riding my bike to the pool. We had the so many choices of where to go, but we rarely ever went to a park.

From a child’s point of view, we were meant to play in the park so, naturally, we wanted to go somewhere adventurous and different. I am not sure of the reasoning behind this- besides kids like to defy all rules. After reading the articles, I do have a better idea of how to make a park or public space usable for kids.

Create the space the children want. I understand this is a harder concept for cities to produce, especially after reading how children want natural elements to be present. This stuck out to me for two reasons. One – I simply had never thought the majority of students would prefer green spaces. I simply thought they would go where there was the most color or the biggest slide. Two – in rural North Dakota there is no way to not be observing the natural elements.

Another point that stuck out to me was the note on mixed users and sociability. Interacting with other ages has always seemed difficult to myself and my colleagues. My father used to ask us “well, why don’t you just say hi to them.” My friends and I would laugh. According to me, asking children to participate would be beneficial even if it only resulted in this one request of the kids. This has seemed to be lost in my generation, and I would be thrilled to see it return.

I think it would be very interesting to ask kids’ opinions on Wednesday, about what they would imagine the terrace as. All in all, I believe our world is getting faster and if we don’t stop to ask for a child’s point of view we might stay full speed and miss out.

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Paris: City of Chairs

If there’s one thing Paris has in abundance (besides baguettes) it’s a slew of excellently planned public spaces. Places like Luxembourg Gardens, Tuileries Gardens, Notre Dame, and Champ du Mars are just a small few of the places in Paris that one can observe place-making at it’s finest.

At most of these places, you will find green, laidback, metal chairs. These chairs probably move around once every 5-10 minutes due to the high volume of sight-seers and park-goers that want to sit down and soak up the view. One thing that I enjoyed watching was the race to grab an open chair, due to the fact that they were quite scarce. My girlfriend Rachel and I watched people take a bee-line towards us as we got up, and immediately claim our chairs. The chair situation was intense. We came across these same types of chair at another park and decided to move them closer to the water, but we were told to move them back by two constables, for whatever reason. I’d hazard a guess and say it was to keep the park looking uniform, but why the police had to make sure of that, I do not know.These chairs encircled the focal point of each park or garden, mostly fountains, but also natural displays.

In and around these places were also plenty of bistros, food stands and vendors, ready for hungry tourists to eagerly spend 5 euro and up on a quick plate of french fries. Most eateries near tourist areas charge top dollar, because they know people will buy anyway, but you don’t necessarily have to be a place-maker to know that.

Now that I have finally experienced Paris, I can see why people fall in love with it, but I wasn’t all that amazed. I’d say the most fascinating thing to me was the race for those coveted green chairs.

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Lancome Nailpolish in Peach Melodie

 As a nailpolish junkie, I admit I do have more nailpolish than you would need in 3 lifetimes, but I just can’t help it; I need them all in my life. It is simply beyond satisfying having so many different options to choose from and so many different finishes to look for. After so many years of being a beauty junkie, I know my nails pretty well and definitely know what are the things that I can’t live without.

From prior bad experiences, I have made-up my mind that all the high-end nailpolishes are not worth the money ( CHANEL, I am talking to you 😀 ) but I am glad that Lancome changed my mind on this matter, since after trying their VERNIS IN LOVE range I got my faith back in the higher end polishes.

The color that I have is the perfect CORAL-RED shade going by the name of PEACH MELODIE . This shade is perfect for the summer time and is one of the colors that make your hands look more tanned ( yes, they do exist in this world ) aside from the perfect color, the main thing that blew my mind is the application and the wand. it’s wide enough to cover the whole nail, but slim enough to carry the amount of product that you really need.

If you want a pretty similar shade on a budget, the L’OREAL COLOR RICHE polishes are pretty darn similar in color and consistency, the shade that I have is 305 DATING CORAL which is slightly lighter than Lancome one, but still has the same effect.

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  1. I’m a nail polish collector as you, I can have almost same color but with different tones from different brands, that’s why I don’t buy high-end brands. I stick to Orly, Bourjois and China Glaze!

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Update from Kenya and KEST

Posted in AIDS Orphans, Kenya, Nyumbani by Lynn Ouellette on 07/03/2012

Nyumbani Children’s Home

As you may recall from my last post Lloydie has returned to Kenya with a group of travelers and I have had the pleasure of receiving updates from her and them and vicariously enjoying their experiences of being there. The group of young people with whom she has been traveling–Cavan, Izzy, Jack, and Catherine, ages 15-18–sound like they have had a wonderful experience and have done a terrific job of sending blog posts to their parents and including me so that I can post some updates. I am a little behind on posting since I was away on my annual art retreat last week but I was enjoying the blogs and Kenya was very much on my mind. In fact I think if I weren’t having such a wonderful experience retreating with my wonderful women artist friends I would have been feeling so sad not to be in Kenya myself!

As is always true when traveling with Lloydie Zaiser, this group of travelers covered a lot of ground! They first spent time at Nyumbani Children’s Home where the highlights seem to be attending mass in Kenyan style. Hearing the description made me smile and brought back memories of my first experience of attending the mass which is a joyous celebration of singing and dancing.  “We ventured off into the Children’s Home in our nicer outfits to go to the 10:00 mass with the children. The mass lasted about an hour and a half and was full of music, dancing, singing, and laughter. The children were extremely involved and seemed to enjoy being there. It was evident that their faith was an important factor of their lives and contributed to their happiness.” The other highlight was the scooters– “After their lunch, we had a surprise for the children. We carried over 20 razor scooters from Spurwing to give to the children, all donated by KEST friends of Nyumbani. Their excitement was an amazing sight as they all grabbed scooters and rode in circles around the cottages. They never stopped smiling.”  There were only a few scooters when I was there in January so I can only imagine the excitement!

The travelers visited the Lea Toto programs in Kangemi and Kawangware where outreach care is provided to children who have HIV and live in these areas in the slums around Nairobi. They learned about the programs and met two of the women’s Self Help groups. They shopped from the beautiful craftwork from the Self Help Groups who are part of the Tuko Pamoja project. “We went to see the beautiful bead work that the mamas had crafted for Lloydie’s upcoming business, Tuko Pamoja. We did a lot of shopping to support the women and fell in love with their work. While Lloydie was doing business with the women, we painted the entrance of the clinic and a hallway. This was not easy… very, very messy and sticky!  We went to Kawangware Lea Toto where we met with the mommas of the Good Hope Self help Group.  We interviewed them about their life and their work and got to know them very well.  Their stories were inspiring!  We did some more shopping with the women, knowing that our purchases would help them feed their children that very day. Then we did more painting in two of the Social Workers offices at the clinic. They came in to inspect the work and said, “Thank you for painting our floor!”  The paint was very drippy!  We very covered in white paint and even our Kenyan driver, Justus commented that he looked white! “

Women of Kibera Paper

They also visited Kibera Paper, another Tuko Pamoja group, where they too learned how to make paper. “After setting our paper out to dry, we sat with the women as they showed us how to make Angel cards.  This took forever and included cutting our designs and sewing on beads.  With a new appreciation of the work that goes into making ONE card, we went shopping and bought our own samples of this beautiful art.”

PCDA Maasai Women

They also went to PCDA, the Maasai community and had  a wonderful time learning about the culture and doing activities with the children. The activities were educational and learning, play and a soccer game. “The home team was pre-schoolers ages four to six and two teachers, against the four of us, Lloydie and our driver, Sammy. After thirty minutes of humiliation by the skilled toddlers, our team finally lost, 3-1. The children cheered and laughed once they realized they beat two adults and four teenagers at a soccer match. As the teams lined up to high-five and congratulate one-another, we realized our day with the Maasai children was coming to an end. Before leaving we handed out shoes that had been donated for the children and they were very excited and grateful to get them.” Lloydie was also there to work on the business of the Tuko Pamoja project with the Maasai women and while doing that the students hiked to the top of a Kenyan mountain.

PCDA Maasai children

Their first blog post closed like this: ” Spirits are high; everyone is finally sleeping well, working hard, learning a lot and loving our new Kenyan friends.  Our favorites are the adorable children, the inspiring women, and the precious animals we see each day.”  Yes that is the experience and it only gets better.

Stay tuned for another update…….and Izzy, Cavan, Catherine or Jack, if you have some pictures to share I would love to include them!

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  1. Lloydie nZaiser said, on 07/05/2012 at 12:32 am

    Thank you Lynn for, once again, making a KEST experience come alive for those left behind. Headed to 8 days of meetings with the 6 Tuko Pamoja mommas groups, surely to include singing, dancing, and the sharing of fruit and biscuits. Wish you were here! They all await your arrival in January!

    • Lynn Ouellette said, on 07/05/2012 at 9:06 am

      I wish I were there too! Give them all hugs and love fom me! I can picture all that singing and dancing! Can’t wait to see everyone in January!

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Bothered by how Pokemon Go attracts individuals to a recreation center close to their home, a metro Detroit couple has recorded a legal claim against the makers of the hugely famous versatile diversion.

The Detroit Free Press reports that the couple, sued engineer Niantic, Nintendo, and also accomplices The Pokemon Company in California government court.

Pokemon Go Gyms are suing to attempt to prevent Niantic from putting Pokemon on or close private properties, unless they have a proprietor’s favoring. Furthermore, the claim solicits that an offer from Pokemon Go’s income be given to inhabitants whose properties are asserted to have energized the amusement’s wild prevalence.

In the claim, it’s expressed that Pokemon Go had achieved 30 million downloads and acquired more than $35 million. The real numbers might be higher, in any case, as Niantic told the Los Angeles Times this month that the diversion has been downloaded near 100 million times. Despite the fact that official income figures have not been shared, a report guaranteed Pokemon Go acquired $200 million in its first month.

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This present one’s 100 percent genuine. One scene of the Pokemon anime highlights three mentors that each own a development of Eevee- – Vaporeon, Flareon, and Jolteon. By getting an Eevee and naming it after one of these mentors (Rainer, Pyro, and Sparky, individually), you can control the form the animal advances into.

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Every mainland has one Pokemon you can just catch in the wild in that specific area. For North America, it’s the bull Tauros. Mr. Pantomime is particular to Europe, the leek-toting flying creature Farfetch’d is Asia-just, and the marsupial-like Kangaskhan must be found in Australia and New Zealand. South America’s area restrictive Pokemon has yet to be uncovered – Pokemon Go hasn’t propelled there yet- – yet some get it’s Ditto, since that Pokemon is still mysteriously gone somewhere else. Locale elite Pokemon can in any case be acquired outside their local districts by means of bring forth eggs, nonetheless.


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Tell me a bit about you, your blog and your family.

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Sleep when baby sleeps. In theory this would be great but when baby slept, I wanted to get on and have a shower and eat!

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Try not to stress it. They grow so fast and before you know it, they WILL be sleeping longer than three hours at night.

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Lana just finished an interview and performance on BBC Radio 1 and it was one of the better interviews that we’ve gotten from her since the start of her career. While the interview session was a bit short, the questions and answers were well thought out, full, and you could hear the passion and excitement from Lana as she answered them. Lana talked about how she loved the word “Honeymoon,” which is why she used it for the album, how much artistic freedom her labels grant her, and that she has started writing again a few months ago. More information than we got from the Apple Music session.

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What is Science Fair?
A forum for students to present results/observations from science investigations
Results presented as a
lab report
and a poster/
and by answering judges questions
Students get to study in-depth about something that interests them
Parts of the Science Fair Process
There are many parts of the Science Fair process and it can take several MONTHS to complete!
Set-up a timeline that "works" for guiding students to accomplish certain tasks by certain dates
If you want students to move beyond your class or school, teacher in charge MUST complete
official forms
by certain deadlines
Keep an eye on the Fulton County Science Portal
Introduce the Science & Engineering Fair

TED Talks: Science Fair Winner
Hand out
expected Timeline
Send home
letters to Parents
: a LOT of work is down out of class and parents need to know)
Send home
partner letters

Picking a Topic
The HARDEST Part!!
Pass out
Intel ISEF Categories and Subcategories
Recommended: Only allow students to pick from standards that are covered in your grade-level (8th: chemistry, physics, engineering...no BIO)
Original Ideas are the best
Go to library and look at science books for inspiration
Use websites-www.sciencebuddies.com
Research the Topic and take LOTS of notes
Encourage students to use primary sources (books, encylopedias, etc.)
Students want to GOOGLE everything! (OK...if they can distinguish "good" from "bad" sources)
Teach and encourage use of Galileo
Gale Infotrac
Take notes in SCIENCE LAB NOTEBOOK and record important info for bibliography OR for each source, use www.easybib.com or www.citationmachine.net to record sources

Design the Procedure and Submit a Project Proposal
Students complete
project proposa
Must define Independent and Dependent Variable
Students need to think about how they will measure dependent variable (what kind of data they are collecting)
If many students want to do the "same" experiment, encourage different variables or procedures.
Students think about how they will conduct the experiment and write a DETAILED procedure
sometimes it can't be done using time and material constraints
Teacher reviews and approves research plan
How to Run a Science Fair to Give Students an Authentic Science Experience
By Nancy Lockwood
Taylor Road Middle School, 8th Grade TAG Science

You can keep your fair within your classroom or...
Participate in the Fulton County Science and Engineering Fair
Friday Feb 7th-Feb 8th, 2014
At Taylor Road Middle...
8th Grade Only
Advanced and TAG students
200 students involved (3 teachers)
140 total projects (77 individual and 63 partner projects)
Optional but well-received: Judging of posters coincides with a parent night
Host a Science Fair for entire School (or maybe 1 grade level)
Only 5 projects from your school will be allowed
Official paperwork
" must be completed by certain deadlines if you are going to participate
Partipation at this level requires students to follow the guidelines set by ISEF (International Science and Engineering Fair)
Georgia State Science and Engineering Fair
March 27th-29th, 2014
1st place winners from County Fair allowed to move onto the State Fair
Held in Athens, GA (UGA)
Begin Experimentation
Start ASAP after Teacher Approval!
Often, things don't go as planned, students must have time to redesign experiment (good!...this happens to REAL scientists!)
Judges will look favorably on a notebook that has a lot of info. Messy is good!
Collecting, Graphing and Analyzing Data
Teachers may have to teach or reteach how to use excel or other graphing program
If possible, coordinate data analysis with Math teacher (Do your students know what to DO with their data?)
Students should AT LEAST be taking averages.
Will they make a line plots or bar graphs?
Are they able to do more sophisticated statistical analysis of data? (Standard Deviation? Linear Regression? Correlation Coefficients?)
Remind students that even a "bad" result or "no" result can be reported as information
The Formal Report
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I used to have a salt lick when I was a kid. I would chip bits off and suck on them. These days, I just crunch kosher salt while I watch TV.

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I've always wondered whether the old urban legend about getting one's tongue stuck to metal is true.

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To San Francisco and back again

We’ve been living in Castro Valley for almost three months now. If I’m honest, the transition has been a little tough for me. I really fell in love with living in a city. The suburbs are lovely and I like having space, but it’s pretty lonely out here. Fortunately the city is not far away, […]

The move, the SUV, and Valentine’s day

On Saturday, February 10th we moved to our new house in Castro Valley! We stashed Caligula in the bathroom at the condo for the move itself. He got to emerge a few hours later to an empty home. Shortly after the move was Valentine’s Day. I spent the day working from the office in San […]

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With the holiday trip to Philadelphia getting extended, I was away from home more than I expected this January. As I look at the last few days of this month I’ve got a really busy schedule, but I’ll back up a bit for this post to share the time I did get to do earlier […]

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Over the holidays in December MJ and I decided to go back east to spend three weeks visiting with friends and family. We also decided, given the length of the trip, to see how bringing Caligula with us would go. MJ flew at first, and I followed the next morning with Caligula, and after a […]

The adventures of 2017

In 2017, I spent a lot of my free time at home watching TV. I also put on about 15 pounds. In so many ways, 2017 was a terrible year. I watched our country be torn apart by “us vs. them” rhetoric and leadership that has begun dismantling hard-won protections for the most vulnerable members […]

Bay Area between the Holidays

After Thanksgiving in Philadelphia, we headed back to San Francisco for a couple weeks. I got home the night of Tuesday, November 28th and flew out again on the morning of Wednesday, December 13th. We made good use of our time though. The first weekend I was home I made my way over to Jeffrey’s […]

Thanksgiving in Philadelphia

The week I returned from Cuba was a difficult one. I visited an urgent care clinic on Saturday morning to address the ongoing stomach problems I was having. They prescribed the pretty standard round of Ciprofloxacin for travel-related stomach woes, but were careful to mention that it can have nasty side-effects and I should go […]

Fires and fleeing

After the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing in Orlando recently my friends Michael and Michelle were kind enough to put me up for a night in their nearby home. They served me a home-cooked meal and set up space for me to crash in one of the kids’ rooms. I got to visit […]

Baseball, MST3K, OSEN and streetcars

I’ve kept busy these past few weeks. On Monday the 24th I joined my Mesosphere colleagues for pizza and wings before two of us led a group of 25+ down to AT&T Park to watch the San Francisco Giants play against the Pittsburgh Pirates. Unfortunately, our beloved home team lost 10-3 and as the losing […]


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30 October 2009

HALLOWEEN - john lewis

its halloween this weekend so print & pattern is coming over all black & orange - the staple colours for designs of this genre. halloween was once a relatively small event here in the UK but in recent years it has expanded and so more designers now work on halloween projects.these shots are all from an exclusive collection created by john lewis, and for the first time ever i saw a selection of halloween cards!

CARDS - happy halloween

happy halloween ! with cards from la familia green.

HALLOWEEN - samantha hahn

designer samantha hahn has created some free downloadable halloween cards - available on her blog maquette.

AUTUMN - fall designs

even if you dont need to go the whole way and create halloween designs you can still be seasonally inspired by autumn ( or fall as they say in the US). designer lisa jones created this gorgeous squirrel design - which i found on her blog when checking out her new website. and with the release of fantastic mr.fox i saw 'gap kids' in london had actual sets from the movie in their windows. the leaf design wallpaper used in the film is a recreation of a design roald dahl actually had in his own home.

GOOGLE CHROME - caroline gardner

if you've recently tried to google chrome you may have discovered there are lots of designer 'skins' to choose from. google launched their competitor to microsoft explorer earlier this summer and asked caroline gardner if they would design a free downloadable ‘skin’, this fabulous caroline gardner floral design features alongside around 100 other designers such as matthew williamson, vivienne westwood and dolce and gabbana. as seen here.

29 October 2009

FOCUS 09 - wallpaper & fabric show

on september 30th i visited london's chelsea harbour for the trade show 'focus 09' and have been meaning to post the pictures ever since. this is the exhibition which launches new autumn collections for many top wallpaper and textile companies. participants include designers guild, osborne & little, cole & son, sanderson, romo, and harlequin. some snaps from my visit coming up...

FOCUS 09 - sanderson

at the focus 09 show in chelsea harbour last month i got my first chance to look at the fabulous collection fi howard created for sanderson. i had seen it online and a few colourways in john lewis but in the sanderson showroom you can see all the available designs and colours on both fabrics and wallpaper. here are some snaps of the dandelion clocks from the 'options' book.

FOCUS 09 - romo

next up from the focus 09 event at chelsea harbour are some pictures from the romo showroom. romo never fail to disapoint with their modern florals and beautiful colours.


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1953 Triumph TR2 Restoration

The Triumph TR2 went on sale on 1953, the first in a long line of successful sports cars built by Triumph. Its chassis was based on the pre Second World War Standard Flying Nine and the bodywork was styled by designer Walter Belgrove. The TR2 was Triumph’s first 100mph sports car, and was also the […]

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Aston Martin Colour Change

This Aston Martin Vantage was brought to us by an existing customer. He had purchased the car after a life long ambition to own an Aston Martin. Colour Change As all his previous cars were white and he has an obsession for white cars, Proline were tasked with changing the colour. At the time white […]

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Yamaha RD350

Now these 1980`s bikes have become highly desirable and are rapidly increasing in value more and more people are choosing to restore them. This complete set of bodywork was brought to us for restoring and repainting. Matching the bikes original blue and reproducing the original graphics was the challenge. Now looking completely factory fresh like […]

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Magni is one of those motorcycling names, like Egli, that hovers on the periphery of stardom. Egli is inseparable from Vincent, but Magni is associated with MV Agusta, Honda and Moto Guzzi. Some of the earliest Magnis, though, had BMW power. The MB1 shown above uses a heavily modified airhead taken from a BMW R80, […]

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Paranatrolite from the Khibiny massif, Kola Peninsula, Russia, Na1.88K0.22Ca0.06[Al2.24Si2.76O10].3.1H2O, is monoclinic (space group Cc, Z = 4). For better comparison of this mineral with the related structure of natrolite, we have selected a pseudoorthorhombic setting in F1d1 (a = 18.971(4), b = 19.204(3), c = 6.5952(12) Å, β = 91.601(18)°, Z = 8). The dominant Na+ cations are situated near the sodium positions in the natrolite structure. Additional positions occupied by K+ are located in the eight-membered rings. H2O molecules are located in four independent positions, two being occupied statistically. The Na-polyhedra correspond to distorted NaO3(H2O)3 octahedra forming chains along the c axis by sharing common H2O-H2O edges and H2O vertices. The availability of potassium in the structure results in two configurations for the coordination environment of Na+.

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The Gay & The Guilty

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Private Edition PE397 1966
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These voluptuous, tortured women mixed the heady wine of ecstasy with the bitter liqueur of sadism — with explosive results!

From the back:

MARTY was a female Casanova, an insatiable lover whom her girl friends called Big Daddy…
NANCY was a lavish Latin brunette who played the field…
ANN was a switch-hitter, a mixed-up bisexual whom neither men nor women could satisfy…
HEIDI was a husky blonde dyke who loved to wrestle
CAROLE was a beautiful, wealthy Hollywood divorcee with exotic whims…
LISA was Carole’s slinky, cat-like playmate…
They all had one thing in common… THEY HATED (UGH) MEN!

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Hit the Books

I’m taking the opportunity of Monday’s day off at the YMAA Retreat Center to rest my body and hit the books.  Does “hit the books” sound strange for a post in a blog about Taijiquan and Qigong?  It shouldn’t.  The mind is important in both arts, and not just mental focus, but also mental understanding.

I brought two books with me to review and study:  The pocket book, Tai Chi Secrets of the Ancient Masters, and Taijiquan Theory of Dr. Yang, Jwing Ming.  I might have brought more but for the limitations of reading time during the seminars and the weight of my carry-ons.  I borrowed from the Center’s book shelves the book, Tai Chi Secrets of the Yang Style.  If you call yourself a student of Taijiquan and if after practicing for three to five years you are not reading these and other books, I don’t understand why.

In Tai Chi Secrets of the Yang Style, Dr Yang presents a translation and commentary on Yang Ban Hou’s, thesis on “The Interpretation of Taiji’s Scholarship and Martial Arts.”  It stresses the importance of intellectual study and physical practice in learning Taijiquan.  If a student studies (reads or observes) Taijiquan without sufficient physical practice, the result is a “core” but without “application.”  If a student practices the art physically but without studying and pondering the theory, the result is “application” but no “core.”  In either case, it is like trying to build a building with only one supporting pillar or to applaud with only one hand.

About Qi Elements Taijiquan & Qigong

I am the director and chief instructor at Qi Elements Center for Taijiquan and Qigong in Herndon, Virginia. I have been a Taijiquan and Qigong seminar student of Dr. Yang, Jwing Ming since 1996 and am certified by Dr. Yang as a full instructor of YMAA Qigong.
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Dogwood Trees

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Do they grow in zone 9?

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Is It Ok to Cut Off the Yucca Pups at Any Time?

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I have quite a few of the baby yucca pups that have grown from the main plants. I live in Tennessee and the temperatures have been in the 60's (for January and Febuary it's strange). Could I cut the pups from the mother plants and put into a pot of soil then plant outside come April or May or should I wait till the fall?

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Just pulled out front garden do I replant or replace with lawn

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You can do either, but it looks like you have a good setup for putting in a garden- you could do some shrubs, or groundcover, or flowers, whichever you prefer. It's best to first determine what soil characteristics you have, such as drainage and pH, to see what plants will do well there:

Here are some tips for low-maintenance gardening if that's what you're looking for:

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Does anyone have details on this? Where do I cut the cutting on the plant? Do you just put it in the soil or do you have to place in water to start the roots growing on the cutting before planting? Is spring the right time to do this?

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They root best as small side shoots. Pull from the plant with a small 'heel' attached.
Trim up the 'heel' so there are no strips of bark attached and remove the lower leaves.
Insert 1/3 of the cutting in a pot mixture of compost and perlite and keep moist in a well lit and well ventilated unheated location.
They can be planted out the following spring.
Take plenty of cuttings as the success rate can be low.

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Friday, 2 August 2013

Lovely New Patterns

I've just finished uploading patterns to my Craftsy Shop.
Do yourself a favour and check them all out. I have them on the PP Patterns Page.

 Birdhouse 3 Pattern. This is just so cute.

Birdhouse 2. I think I want something like this in my garden. Problem is who is going to make it for me, because I have never seen anything like this in any garden shop. Sigh!

This is 50's Dress 2. I'm making a series of 50's style dresses. I simply l o v e them.

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Shoot ‘Em Up guns & sex

guns and sex = fun

There is a line separating awesome from unbelievable, but I think this clip which I read about from iwatchstuff.com and available here, not only straddles that line, but it merges the two. The dialogue is TERRIBLE, but at the same time, makes being Clive Owen, that much more awesome!

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  1. Hmm is anyone else experiencing problems with the pictures
    on this blog loading? I’m trying to figure out if its a problem on my end or if it’s the blog.
    Any feed-back would be greatly appreciated.

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photo shoot 11.5.2015

Earlier this week, I had a photo shoot for my latest ceramic pieces. Although I’ve read that photographing art works best outside, where the light is just about perfect, I wanted to set up an inside session to simply make it easier. I chose a bright, sunny day, and even though the sun wasn’t shining through the windows directly on to the pieces, I closed the window blinds midway through the session because I felt there was TOO much light. You can see the difference in the photos below.

I used a piece of white poster board as the backdrop, and set it atop a shelf, taping the top of the poster board to the wall and the bottom to the shelf, allowing the back of the poster board to curve, rather then folding it to make a 90 degree angle. I also used a tripod, and took advantage of the timer on my camera. The photos I took last week were a bit blurry because the camera moved each time I pressed the button to take a photo. This time, using the timer, the photos are nice and crisp.

Once I downloaded the photos to my computer, I realize that there is no way to gauge the size of the pieces. These three pots are actually quite small, but you can’t tell from these photos.

I don’t know much about photography, and I don’t want to learn much about photography. I suppose I’ll learn a little bit more each time I photograph my art work. As usual, clicking on the images below will bring up a larger image.

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Monthly Archives: August 2010

Burglary and education: two for the price of one

I love analysing social science statistics, especially when they’ve been in the hands of PR professionals and journalists. I think it’s probably because errors are easily disputed and easily traceable, so we can see how social knowledge is created and transmitted: tracking back sources is usually easier as one can search for specific ‘facts’, and where those ‘facts’ feel wrong one can search out the original data. Here I’ll discuss two of this weeks stories, one on burglary and one on university entrance.

The ‘burglary’ story caught my eye because the hotspots seemed unlikely (Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Blackheath) and there seemed to be some slippage in what the story was about. The story is originally from (so it’s a PR story) who analysed their insurance inquiries. So the first important observation is that the data is from a) people using the internet, to b) renew their insurance, and c) doing some shopping around. This is a biased sample in lots of ways: obviously they are people who buy online and have insurance (around 10% of people aren’t covered, presumably the poorest). That they are shopping around suggests that they have made a claim recently too. It’s not hard to imagine that this biases the sample towards 25-34 year old professionals.

Furthermore, the original press release gives away the slippage. Although it has ‘home theft hotspot’ in the title, and spokesperson quotes like ”Home is where the heart is and there’s no denying that having it burgled is an emotional and frightening experience”, the data refers to ‘claim[s] for theft on home insurance’. So this includes muggings, thefts from the beach, bikes being stolen, lost wallets on the bus and so on. Again, this is probably biased to young professionals: the kind of people who get their phones nicked in the pub, or have their bike nicked from outside.

So to education.

‘Just 1% of poorest students go to Oxbridge’ cries the Guardian. ‘In contrast, 10,827 students attending Liverpool John Moores University and the University of East London claimed a full bursary – 4.7% of the total for the whole country’

This is statistical nonsense. Without knowing how many students in total go to each university we can’t know if these figures are better or worse than average, or bang on. Perhaps 10% of all students go to Liverpool John Moores or UEL, so they aren’t attracting as many poor students as they should. We also don’t know if there are other of the poorest students who are attending and not counted as they get other forms of support or none at all, but I’ll let that go.

The original report has the more important figure, ‘the proportion of full fee-paying students this number [those receiving bursaries in the lowest income group] represents’. This in itself is problematic as bursaries are only for UK students, and I don’t know if the ‘full fee-paying students’ include EU and overseas students: I suspect not, but if so then those with more non-UK students will have a lower percentage.

Anyhow, the figure for Cambridge of full-bursary over students is 11.1%. This is low, but some are lower: Grennwich – 9.1%, Guildhall – 11%, Leeds Met 0.4% (very strange, I need to look into this). UEL is high at 61% but LJM isn’t particularly high… it’s just a big university.

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