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SEND Strategic Plan Implementation Officers
Working base can be negotiated with the successful candidates
Government & politics, Local government, Policy, Health, Mental health, Social care, Adult care, Children, Family support, Health, Learning difficulties, Mental health
Salary: circa £55K
2 year fixed term post
Location: Working base can be negotiated with the successful candidates
North Yorkshire County Council is pursuing ambitious plans for transformation. Our inclusion service is currently making significant changes to our strategic SEND plan, taking the Inclusion service to a new level and creating brighter futures for the children and young people across North Yorkshire. This role will be pivotal in delivering exciting change, and will allow the successful candidates to be part of a truly instrumental programme in the development of our provision. We are looking for two professional, performance-focused leaders and decision-makers, to drive change and support our future direction in relation to our SEND provision.
The post holders will be responsible for developing strong working relationships with key stakeholders to instigate change and transformation and embedding new practices. You will work collaboratively with partners, parents/carers, and children and young people to implement the strategic plan for SEND education provision. Working closely with the assistant director for inclusion, you will lead with the delivery and implementation of specific aspects of this new strategic plan, whilst in turn empowering partners to take a lead role in embedding inclusion across North Yorkshire and localities.
This role provides the successful candidates with an opportunity to implement an exciting new programme, however this will not come without its challenges. We are therefore looking for individuals who can deal with these challenges head on, working closely with colleagues, parents/carers and young people to make sure that their views are considered throughout and contribute to the delivery of this new plan.
Ideal candidates will have proven leadership experience across education of children and young people with SEND and/or children's services. You will be able to demonstrate a vision for change, as well as the successful planning and management of change with improved outcomes. Significant experience of working with key stakeholders, including schools and education settings, parents/carers and young people is crucial to this role.
In return for your hard work and dedication to our service, as an employee of North Yorkshire County Council you can expect to receive various benefits including generous leave entitlement, access to our government pension scheme, and our 'everybody benefits' package - which includes numerous retail discounts. Perhaps most importantly though, you will have the opportunity to work closely with a variety of esteemed and experience colleagues, making a true difference to the future of the children and young people in our county.
This role presents an exciting challenge for experienced leaders who can deliver our vision for the future. We would welcome applications from those with a leadership background in education, with a knowledge of SEND, as well as SEND specialists with a practical experience of delivering SEND across the diverse education landscape. Secondments will be considered.
These posts provide a great career enhancer for those looking to progress to assistant director roles.
If you are ready to take on this exciting new role, and meet the challenge of taking our service to the next level, then we would be delighted to receive your application.
For more information about this role and how to apply please click the 'Visit Website' button.
Closing date: 3 March 2019.
Interview date: 15th or 22nd March 2019.
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Q: laravel, добавление sql в конструктор запроса, left join с условием Имеется некоторый запрос. В него внесена модификация, суть которой в том, чтобы произошел left join на основе 2х полей, но второе поле использовалось только если оно не NULL.
На sql эта часть запросы выглядит так:
left join `stores_remains`  on
IF(`products`.`color_id` IS NULL,
`stores_remains`.`parent_id` = IFNULL(products.parent_id, products.id) ,
`stores_remains`.`parent_id` = IFNULL(products.parent_id, products.id)
              AND `stores_remains`.`color_id` = `products`.`color_id`)

В конструкторе запроса я попробовал такой вариант:
$query->leftJoin('stores_remains', function ($join) {
   $join->on(DB::raw("IF(`products`.`color_id` IS NULL,
    `stores_remains`.`parent_id` = IFNULL(products.parent_id, products.id) ,
    `stores_remains`.`parent_id` = IFNULL(products.parent_id, products.id)
     AND`stores_remains`.`color_id` = `products`.`color_id`)"));
                });

Но в $join->on() нужно указывать 3 параметра, из-за этого в запросе автоматически добавлялось  = `` , что вызывало ошибку.
Вопрос в том как правильно вписать данный запрос в конструктор запроса laravel?

A: Изначально, цель задачи была в том, что бы сделать сортировку по полю total_remains , но из-за null в color_id часть записей некорректно джойнилось в итоге в total_remains у некоторых записей так же был null (что не соответствует действительности).
Свою задачу я решил следующим образом:
$query->leftJoin('stores_remains', function ($join) {
        $join->on('stores_remains.parent_id', '=', DB::raw('IFNULL(products.parent_id, products.id)'));
        $join->on('stores_remains.color_id', '=', 'products.color_id')
              ->whereNotNull('products.color_id');
                            });
$query->leftJoin(DB::raw('stores_remains AS t2'), function ($join) {
       $join->on('t2.parent_id', '=', DB::raw('IFNULL(products.parent_id, products.id)'))
             ->whereNull('products.color_id');
                            });

т.е. 2 раза left join одной и той же таблицы для полей с null и без.
Сортировку же сделал так:
$query->orderByRaw("COALESCE(stores_remains.total_remains, t2.total_remains) DESC");

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Great Reading for Long Nights
By	Holly E. Newton · November 5, 2015
Now that Daylight Saving Time is gone, and darkness sets in much earlier, what better time than now to settle into some outstanding books in the warm comfort of your home? Here are some of the best new books geared for ages nine and up (unless otherwise indicated). But chances are, you'll enjoy them also and most books would be great to read out loud to your family. Some of these books are so good that chances are excellent for them to be Newbery contenders.
A Night Divided, by Jennifer A. Nielsen, takes place during the fall of 1961 in Berlin, Germany when East and West became divided. This historical fiction showcases the bravery and hope East Germans faced as families, who were suddenly cut off from loved ones, dealt with these extreme difficulties. Young Gerta has just woken up to find a high barbed-wire fence that will keep her father and brother from coming back to the eastern part of the city. They just left the day before for the western part of Berlin to look for work. Now they can't come back. The drama that plays out reflects the many hardships that families and relatives of families faced once the wall went up. This page-turner won't leave your memory for quite some time.
Chasing Secrets, by Gennifer Choldenko, is another historical fiction but this book is based on the plague that hit San Francisco in 1900. This plague frightened most of the city because many people were dying and the reasons for the plague were largely unknown. Thirteen-year-old Lizzie is about to get to the bottom of this horrific plague and figure out what is causing it. The complexity of this mystery, and the wonderful way it's written, makes this book a complete winner!
Courage & Defiance, by Deborah Hopkinson, is an exhilarating non-fiction account of the brave men and women who helped save Jewish families living in Denmark during World War II. The accounts of these brave deeds are daring and amazing. There are photos, maps and illustrations found throughout. There is also tragedy found near the back of the book about the Jewish prison camps and for this reason this book is better suited for ages eleven and up.
Grounded: The Adventures of Rapunzel, by Megan Morrison, is nothing like the traditional fairytale. This Rapunzel is actually happy up in her tower. It's only when a boy by the name of Jack comes up to her high window seeking help for his injured fairy that she eventually descends to the ground where she becomes "grounded". And this is when her great high adventures begin.
Shadows of Sherwood, by Kekla Magoon, grabs you immediately when young Robyn comes into her house to find that her parents have suddenly disappeared. And now she realizes she must leave her home before she also is kidnapped. When she joins a band of kids she never knew before, she enlists them to help her locate her parents. This is the first book in a planned series.
Echo, by Pam Muniz Ryan, takes place over several hundred years and begins with a young boy becoming lost in the woods. When he is rescued by three sisters who have been cursed by a witch, he helps carry their spirits out through a harmonica. Now hundreds of years later, this harmonica helps three children living in completely different circumstances and eventually guides them toward happiness. Through much hard work and persistence, these three overcome great adversity and bring their talents of music to success. This story is full of hope and encouragement to follow your talents – but to work hard along the way.
Nightbird, by Alice Hoffman, is a magical tale about Twig, a sweet girl who has a secret in her small town. She is hiding her brother from everyone. No one knows she even has a brother. She's hiding him because he has huge black wings and he can only leave their home late at night to fly in the sky. But trouble begins one night when someone sees him. Twig eventually learns the importance of family and relationships.
Adventures With Waffles, by Maria Parr, was originally written in Norwegian but the book was so popular it was translated into English. Once you begin reading the many fun, and funny, experiences the two friends have, you begin to get an idea of life in Norway. But there is a theme running throughout the storyline: Norwegians like their waffles. It's always interesting for youngsters to learn about other countries and realize that kids are the same everywhere.
Has Anyone Seen Jessica Jenkins?, by Liz Kessler, begins when Jessica is in class when her friend, Izzy, notices something very odd happening to Jessica – her arm has disappeared. Then if that wasn't strange enough, all of Jessica begins to turn invisible. That evening Jessica and Izzy try to disco ver how she accomplished this incredible feat and if she could do it again. When she figures out the way she can completely disappear, an underlying reason soon becomes evident. Here's an adventure sure to keep you reading late into the night.
Firefly Hollow, by Alison McGhee, and illustrated with color sporadically by Christopher Denise, finds Firefly wanting to leave the Hollow because she has always wanted to touch the moon. Cricket wants to leave because he has always wanted to play baseball. But when they do leave the safety of the Hollow, they end up meeting someone they had only heard about. This someone is a giant to them. But he's actually a boy who also has big dreams. This sweet tale is about friendship and support and working toward achieving your dreams.
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Tim Long earned an MBA in Hospital Administration from the University of Colorado Medical Center and currently serves as Treasurer on the North Metro Fire Rescue District's Board of Directors having previously served on the Northglenn (Colorado) Urban Renewal Authority as Commissioner. As well, Long has served on many Boards of Directors while spending most …
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Incredible juicy IPA. Some tropical fruit flavor up front (not overpowering though), and not much bitterness noticeable, making this super easy to drink.
As I've come to expect from FF (my 7th of theirs at this point), this beer is amazing. The smell is massive citrus. It has a bit of a creaminess to it, and there's a hint of dank at first, but then the citrus comes through, making this a very easy drinker. There's some great beers on that draught list in the pic, but you probably won't find one better than this.
Great coffee stout. Tons of coffee flavor, and rich, but drinkable.
Citrusy for sure, I don't specifically get the tropical fruits as described by the brewery, but it's not bitter, almost creamy, and quite tasty.
Awesome IPA. Smells extremely citrusy, with a super piney flavor, and it finishes almost like a dry white wine. Great beer.
Delicious. Very dark chocolatey with a hint of espresso. It's a little bitter, but in a coffee/dark chocolate way, not like you're drinking hops. Great beer.
Incredible IPA. This is the color I typically want with my IPA's, and this one exceeded expectations. I like the idea of grapes as the fruitiness in the beer, and this nailed it. Hoppy with a hint of fruit, not bitter.
Pretty great pale ale. It's hoppy, but not too much and not bitter. It has a creaminess to it that makes it stand out a bit. A little thicker than your standard pale.
Very easy to drink pale ale with a little hoppiness, but nothing too overwhelming. Good mid-day option.


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Our vision is something that we often take for granted. And when it begins to diminish, we suddenly realize just how vital it is to our quality of life. Because of this, it's important to understand when you need to get help.
Cataracts are one of the most common types of vision issues. About 20 million people in the country over the age of 40 have this problem, and millions of them have cataract removal surgery to help improve their vision.
It's important to understand that just because a cataract is present, that doesn't mean that it should be removed. Instead, there are signs that removal is finally needed. If you're not sure that you need cataract removal, here's a quick look at some of the main signs you might need to speak to a doctor about it.
• If vision becomes so blurry that you have trouble reading print or signs while driving.
• If driving at night becomes difficult due to high levels of glare from lights.
• If you are now having trouble enjoying your hobbies due to vision issues.
• If you feel that your quality of life has diminished as a result of the cataract.
the procedure. But if you are experiencing a reduction in the quality of your life, it might be time for cataract removal. Talking to a professional is the best way to find out for sure.


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Summer just began and you are hopefully basking in your freedom from law school though you should keep in mind that September (and classes) will be upon you before you know it. Former Reed Smith tax partner, James Kleier is also hopefully soaking in his freedom, since he is expected to begin serving a one year sentence in prison in September.
Kleier's tax law work in big law firms including Preston Gates & Ellis, Reed Smith, and Morrison & Foerster in addition to his work as the American Bar Association Section of Taxation's Chair of the Special Project Task Force of the Administrative Practice Committee and past Chair of the San Francisco Bar Association's Barristers Club Tax Section and including his role as a tax professor at Hastings and Golden Gate make it all the more shocking that Kleier will be facing prison time for federal tax evasion.
Now my advice for those who die - Taxman!
Declare the pennies on your eyes - Taxman!
Be grateful that your plans for September do NOT involve surrendering yourself to the authorities.
Marijuana Policy: Lessons from Tobacco?
In the "Perspective" section of the New England Journal of Medicine, two public health specialists suggest that regulators can learn some lessons about how to treat marijuana from experience with the tobacco industry. Kimber P. Richter & Sharon Levy, Big Marijuana — Lessons from Big Tobacco (June 11, 2014).
This might interest you if you're following Washington's (and Colorado's) new marijuana laws.
A broader lesson is that lawyers and legal scholars can find many useful policy pieces in non-legal journals.
For example, the New England Journal of Medicine has been covering the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, as well as other topics. You can sign up to get NEJM tables of contents in your email, and UW users have access to the full text.
For more on research health law and policy, see our Health & Medicine guides.
Under RPC 1.2(d), a "lawyer shall not counsel a client to engage, or assist a client, in conduct that the lawyer knows is criminal . . ." Does this cover lawyers advising clients under Washington's new marijuana law, when possession is still a crime under federal law?
 At least until there is a change in federal enforcement policy, a lawyer may counsel a client regarding the validity, scope, and meaning of Washington Initiative 502 and may assist a client in conduct that the lawyer reasonably believes in permitted by this initiative and the statutes, regulations, orders and other state and local provisions implementing them.
Anyone may comment on the proposal and, as the court receives comments, you can read what others have sent.
You can sign up here to get email notifications of proposed court rule changes. You can also sign up for new opinions, caseload reports, and other information from the Washington Courts.
While it is unlikely that the Headnote of the Day will significantly help you with your work (the blog does state that they "offer the Headnote of the Day as a diversion; the point of law it contains may no longer be good law"), it might brighten up an otherwise gloomy Friday! TGIF and congratulations to all of our UW law students for surviving the year!
The Law Library and the Reference Office will be closed from Saturday, June 14 through Tuesday, June 17.
The Reference librarians will respond to your requests and questions beginning again at 9am on Wednesday, June 18.
From the Introduction: "Drafting and adopting a constitution is more than a legal process. It is a journey of self-discovery and reflection. A successful constitution is one that reflects both a community's vision of itself and the rules by which a community agrees to govern itself over time." The book's goal "is to guide the reader to an understanding of the purpose of a constitution and the particular components necessary to achieve that purpose."
An electronic appendix provides the complete text of excerpted and other constitutions. The appendix is linked in our catalog record or can be directly accessed here.
One of the first things law school students learn is how to properly cite legal authority. Bluebooking is difficult to learn and time consuming to practice. Surprisingly, a few law students develop a love for the Bluebook after years of torture in some form of Bluebook Stockholm Syndrome.
The Bluebook, in a complex way, standardizes citations which is a huge value to legal research and scholarship. But it is time to think beyond the Bluebook and start moving citation into a digital age. Universal citation is one small step that needs to be taken to move legal citation beyond its print origins.
Consider a Bluebook formatted court opinion citation. Looking at Bluebook rule 10 would yield a citation such as Palsgraf v. Long Island R. Co., 248 N.Y. 339, 162 N.E. 99 (1928). This citation allows a reader to find this specific case in printed volume sets. It also allows a reader to glean some intrinsic information about the case pertaining to time period, jurisdiction, and strength of authority. These Bluebook citations, however, were designed in a time period where published volumes existed without an electronic counterpart.
Online legal information content providers such as Westlaw or Lexis used the rigid nature of Bluebook citations to create instant digital access to cited documents. Since they have large internal databases, they can assign a unique identifier to legal documents based on the intrinsic information contained in the citations. In short, the addition of unique identification allows for accurate hot linking to digital documents--a huge time saver when doing research.
But what about the materials becoming freely available online? For example, many courts publish their decisions directly to the court's website. Legal citation should also support these free legal materials by using unique and publisher neutral identifiers.
The American Association of Law Libraries has proposed a citation format designed to be both unique and publisher neutral and it is being adopted by a number of jurisdictions(and covered by Bluebook rule 10.3.3). The format is year, standardized abbreviation, accession number (for example, 2011 PA Super 33). This format is also easy to read while communicating information about the decision's year, jurisdiction, and strength of authority. It would allow for the development of online tools to search and link to legal materials freely available online and could lower the cost of legal information.
But why stop there? Universal citation is just one change that should be mandated in a digital age. In an online and networked world, does it still make sense to follow the many complex and time consuming Bluebook rules that were designed for an age of print?
FDsys, the Government Printing Office's Federal Digital System, reached one billion retrievals this spring. The one billionth document was a Federal Register notice from the SEC, and the single most downloaded document is PL 111-148 (the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act), but one of the most interesting new and expanding collections on FDsys is USCOURTS.
USCOURTS is a collaborative effort between GPO and the Administrative Office of the US Courts to provide public access to opinions from appellate, district, and bankruptcy courts. Opinions are authenticated with digital signatures, based on the secure transfer of files to GPO. Started as a pilot program in 2011, it was opened to all federal courts in January, 2013. Opinions go back as far as 2004, but note that earlier years are incomplete.
The collection is growing nicely. In November, 2013, 64 courts participated (up from the 29 in the pilot program). As of May, 2014, 87 courts, plus the U.S. Court of International Trade, are participating and more are expected to be added this year. Although not quite half of the federal courts have voluntarily opted in, the collection is consistently one of the most used on FDsys. USCOURTS is worth trying - and definitely worth keeping an eye on - since FDsys offers free, authentic, and digitally signed PDF documents.
Looking for a court not yet available on FDsys? Need older opinions? Check out the Gallagher Law Library's Free Law Online guide to U.S. Court Opinions for more information.
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Spring quarter is drawing to a close and that means that the Law Library will be moving to shorter hours of operation.
The last week of exams, June 9 - 13, the Reference Office will be open from 9am - 5pm. We will not be open for evening hours.
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Have you heard of Strikingly? Check out this post from the NW Sidebar (the WSBA's Blog) about using it to enhance your job search.
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Sheet music for songs that start with "F" or "G"
The Farmer Sheet Music
"The Farmer" sings like a classic nursery song--it's got a catchy rhythm, simple melody, and functions like a guessing game for little children. For instance, "The farmer has a kelev who goes woof woof, a kelev who goes woof woof, a kelev who goes woof woof... the farmer has a _____ (dog). The youngest children can fill in the blank and can join in
"The Farmer" sings like a classic nursery song--it's got a catchy rhythm, simple melody, and functions like a guessing game for little children. For instance, "The farmer has a kelev who goes woof woof, a kelev who goes woof woof, a kelev who goes woof woof... the farmer has a _____ (dog). The youngest children can fill in the blank and can join in on the animal sounds, too. The sheet music includes dog, cat, and duck, and you can add other animals. Included with the download purchase is a free page with some additional animals. Or be silly and include animals never found on a farm! From the "Super Simple Songs" collection.
First We Light the Candles Sheet Music
"First We Light the Candles" was written to remind young children of when the action comes first (lighting candles before saying the blessing) and when the blessing comes first (saying the kiddush before drinking the grape juice, or saying hamotzi before eating the challah). It's a 4-measure song, with a range of just 5 notes, and it's sung three
"First We Light the Candles" was written to remind young children of when the action comes first (lighting candles before saying the blessing) and when the blessing comes first (saying the kiddush before drinking the grape juice, or saying hamotzi before eating the challah). It's a 4-measure song, with a range of just 5 notes, and it's sung three times--once for candles, once for grape juice, once for challah. From the "Super Simple Songs" collection.
Forever Dodi Li Sheet Music
Perfect for weddings, anniversaries, and renewals of vows, "Forever Dodi Li" is all in English except for "Harei at m'kudeshet li" and "Harei atah m'kudash li." The wedding lyrics look forward "as I give to you this ring," while the anniversary lyrics look both to the past ("when I gave to you a ring") and to the future ("May the sharing of our
Perfect for weddings, anniversaries, and renewals of vows, "Forever Dodi Li" is all in English except for "Harei at m'kudeshet li" and "Harei atah m'kudash li." The wedding lyrics look forward "as I give to you this ring," while the anniversary lyrics look both to the past ("when I gave to you a ring") and to the future ("May the sharing of our love fill the years that lie ahead and be blessed by God above"). Both versions of the song end with this: "Of the blessings that I've known, the most woundrous of them all is that you're my very own." Whether you sing this to your beloved or sing it to a couple on behalf of each of them, there won't be a dry eye in the house. Published in "Jewish Life Cycle."
Friends Sheet Music
This song teaches the value of friendship as well as a few words of Hebrew--chaveirim (friends), hayom (today), and machar (tomorrow). My sock puppet Egbert sings this to the children at Tot Shabbat as they sing along. The first 8 bars ("Let's be chaveirim, you and me, good friends are what we will be") also can be sung as a round. Published in
This song teaches the value of friendship as well as a few words of Hebrew--chaveirim (friends), hayom (today), and machar (tomorrow). My sock puppet Egbert sings this to the children at Tot Shabbat as they sing along. The first 8 bars ("Let's be chaveirim, you and me, good friends are what we will be") also can be sung as a round. Published in "Gan Shirim."
Frogs! (An Action Song for Passover) Sheet Music
This one, from "Gan Shirim" is a favorite of preschoolers through first or second graders, and is perhaps their favorite part of the Passover seder in the "Dayenu!" haggadah. They act out the lyrics "clap, clap, ribbit (bend knees), jump!" and try to keep that going even as the lyrics go on to "Frogs were in the palace, frogs were in the town,
This one, from "Gan Shirim" is a favorite of preschoolers through first or second graders, and is perhaps their favorite part of the Passover seder in the "Dayenu!" haggadah. They act out the lyrics "clap, clap, ribbit (bend knees), jump!" and try to keep that going even as the lyrics go on to "Frogs were in the palace, frogs were in the town, frogs were everywhere a-jumping up and down..."
From Strength to Strength Sheet Music
"From Strength to Strength," which is all in English, was composed for blessing all within a congregation (or school or other community) and for blessing its leaders. It was written for "Jewish Life Cycle" because it can be used for blessing a new board, new clergy, or new teaching staff: "We ask for blessings on the ones who help to lead the way
"From Strength to Strength," which is all in English, was composed for blessing all within a congregation (or school or other community) and for blessing its leaders. It was written for "Jewish Life Cycle" because it can be used for blessing a new board, new clergy, or new teaching staff: "We ask for blessings on the ones who help to lead the way as we go from strength to strength."
God's Creatures Sheet Music
This super-easy-to-sing song reminds children that we're all created by God: "See the fuzzy caterpillar crawling on the ground. Hear the noisy cricket chirping all throughout the town. Little ants so busy that they have no time to play. We share the world with all God's creatures each and every day." From the "Super Simple Songs" collection.
A Good Name Sheet Music
I tell the children that we're born with a good name, a shem tov. Then it becomes our job to keep our name good. This song has listeners echo "A good name" with "a shem tov." Lyrics include "It is my aim to keep a good name by doing what I should. I will try my best to be a very good friend to all I see..." From the "Super Simple Songs" collection.
I tell the children that we're born with a good name, a shem tov. Then it becomes our job to keep our name good. This song has listeners echo "A good name" with "a shem tov." Lyrics include "It is my aim to keep a good name by doing what I should. I will try my best to be a very good friend to all I see..." From the "Super Simple Songs" collection. Watch this one on the Children's Music Videos page.
Groundhog Noses Sheet Music
If one lives where it's cold around Tu B'shevat, it seems like a very odd holiday. This song for elementary-school-age students finds humor in celebrating planting trees when there's snow on the ground. And the song even manages to bring groundhog Punxsutawney Phil into the discussion. (In years when Tu B'shevat comes much earlier than Groundhog
If one lives where it's cold around Tu B'shevat, it seems like a very odd holiday. This song for elementary-school-age students finds humor in celebrating planting trees when there's snow on the ground. And the song even manages to bring groundhog Punxsutawney Phil into the discussion. (In years when Tu B'shevat comes much earlier than Groundhog Day, you can simply sing the first verse, which makes no mention of Phil.) See the video on the Children's Music Videos page. Published in "Gan Shirim."
Gur Ba'aretz Hazot (Come to this Land) Sheet Music
"Gur Ba'aretz Hazot" celebrates making aliyah to Israel or visiting Israel. The lyrics "gur ba'aretz hazot," from Genesis 26:3, are the only Hebrew in the song. The English is "Come to this land, yes, live in this land, and I will be with you and I will bless you." Written in 3/4 time, "Gur Ba'aretz Hazot" should be sung like a gentle ballad.
"Gur Ba'aretz Hazot" celebrates making aliyah to Israel or visiting Israel. The lyrics "gur ba'aretz hazot," from Genesis 26:3, are the only Hebrew in the song. The English is "Come to this land, yes, live in this land, and I will be with you and I will bless you." Written in 3/4 time, "Gur Ba'aretz Hazot" should be sung like a gentle ballad. Published in "Jewish Life Cycle" and "Voices in Prayer."
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February 2023 Top Talk
The first ride of the year – the President's New Year's ride – was a tremendous success. We had nice weather, NO rain, and even sunshine at the end. There were about 40-50 people who joined the ride. We went into Portland, down the waterfront, and then back to Oregon… Read More
January 2023 Top Talk
Happy New Year! I hope you all had wonderful holidays. I am excited to be your new president. I first want to thank Doug for all his dedication over the last couple of years. He has grown the club and made it more active and profitable. I am truly grateful… Read More
December 2022 Top Talk
As I write this column, it's hard to believe that December is only one week away. That's partly because I'm currently in Kauai, where the air is warm and moist. It's also because this will mark the end of my tenure as president of the Portland Bicycling Club. When… Read More
November 2022 Top Talk
It seems odd to be writing the November column today. October is half over, and I spent the last several hours trimming brush from the bike lanes leading to Frenchman's Bar in 80º sunny weather. Where are the rains, the fenders, the long sleeves and tights? Two weeks left… Read More
October 2022 Top Talk
What about e-bikes? This is a question that is becoming more pertinent to our club as technology advances. Motors are becoming lighter, ranges are extending, and the newer e-bikes are almost unperceptively different than high-end road bikes. People interested in joining our club have asked if e-bikes are allowed. Read More
September 2022 Top Talk
For those who missed it, the club picnic occurred August 7 at Portland's Columbia Park. Khaliyah Williams-Rodriguez provided the activities and acquired the food. Pre-lunch rides were led by Tom Carter, Ann Morrow, and Alan Mevis. Kathleen Hellem transported the gear, and Corey Eng purchased the door prizes. The… Read More
August 2022 Top Talk
I would like to thank all the club volunteers who made the 2022 STP Finish Line a success! The return of this event is not only significant as a resumption of our region's normal cycling activities, but as a vital return of income to fuel our club's charitable and… Read More
July 2022 Top Talk
This month, I'd like to express my gratitude for the success of the Pioneer (Metric*) Century®! There were doubts along the way, particularly the day before the ride when the roads were flooded. But that morning, the rain held off. There was some fog on Sawtell hill, but no… Read More
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It all began with one of the largest self-supporting halls in the world, located in southern Brandenburg in Germany. The hangar was originally designed for large airships and was built for the company Cargolifter AG, opening in 2000. The Malaysian consortium Tanjong PLC/Colin Au purchased the hangar on June 11, 2003.
The contract for building Tropical Islands was signed in August 2008. Since then many options for staying the night inside the Dome have been created. Tropical Islands now has a total of 198 guest rooms and lodges (516 beds) plus 133 tents (350 beds). The Tropical Islands Campsite is located close to the Dome and has been awarded 4 stars by the ADAC and the ANWB. Fully fitted mobile homes and holiday apartments are located just a few minutes' drive from Tropical Islands. There are also comfortable holiday homes right next to the Tropics. The many different types of accommodation make Tropical Islands a favourite destination for short holidays.
It took just nine months to transform the former hangar into Europe biggest tropical holiday world. The concrete, dust and construction equipment soon gave way to clear blue water, sandy beaches and idyllic palm trees. Tropical Islands officially opened its doors on December 19, 2004. More attractions, exotic buildings, plants and recreational facilities have been added over time.
The original project was ambitious, with its Tropical Sea, Lagoon and the authentic buildings of the Tropical Village. Since then Tropical Islands has continued to grow. The Dome is now home to the world's biggest indoor rainforest, Germany's highest water slide tower and an enormous tropical sauna and spa complex, to mention just some of the attractions. And we're constantly adding new features to make Tropical Islands even better.
Join us on a journey through the thrilling history of Tropical Islands. The exhibition, spread across various sites in the Tropical World, records the different phases of the construction and tells some of the fascinating stories behind the buildings. For example, did you know that the Bali Gate was shipped to Tropical Islands in pieces and then reconstructed by Balinese craftsmen inside the Dome?


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15" Aluminum Type T08 Matt Black Trailer Wheel. The exact size is 15" x 6" 5 lug on 4.5" / 114.3mm bolt pattern. Max load is 2150 Lbs per wheel. Zero Offset. This listing is for the wheel only. Most common tire sizes mounted on this wheel are 205/75R15, 205/75D15 (F78-15), 225/75D15 (H78-15) and 225/75R15.
I have a black trailer and these rims make the trailer look perfect together, also with the black lug nuts and center caps that I added. Very Happy!
I am happy with the rims.
I am happy with the rims. I was surprise that the center caps were not included.