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Yet we have Instagram fitting the same features into little bubbles aligned horizontally at the top of its app. However, later in development we added the spy feature, which turns our hack into a Snapchat Spy. Users on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and even Snapchat are actively promoting a boycott of the app out of frustration. You can also hold on each name and Snap, chat, call, or video them. Snapchat press representatives did not respond to a request for comment. The company offers unlocking policies for prepaid and postpaid devices as well as military personnel.
How to hack a Snapchat account on iPhone and Android Hacking a Snapchat account with our website is very simple. That petition, started in the U. You can check for an update in the App Store or on Google Play. In the previous version of the app, all the stories from your friends and celebrities were listed on one page in a nice chronological order and brands were separated in another. Furthermore, we do not keep any logs on our servers.
In the November update this has been fixed and you can now once again view the password of the hacked Snapchat account without any issues. All you need is their username. Specifically, the left side has become such a mess because Snap opted to put everything you care about there. The launch of Instagram Stories caused immediate trouble for Snapchat. This is for the 2018 snapchat update so you need to make sure that you have this update. The big update was expected to rally a dwindling user base, entice bored advertisers, and woo skeptical investors.
If you choose to disable the automatic update to save the use of mobile data, then you need to update Snapchat app manually. This is what sets our Snaphacker apart. Android users could also try also download different older versions of Snap from as an alternative. On Twitter, people vented spleen about the update — which Snapchat has previously said would take a bit of getting used to, but would end up being much better. That app is, as everyone knows, Instagram. Enter the username in the field.
Some of you might remember when , our tool was used to achieve this. Even the stock market hated the change—with Snap stock dropping 6. Now you get to prove you're not a robot by clicking pictures of ghosts. When an influencer leaves it might be time to humble yourself and make some user experience changes. Snapchat Stories, which are photos and videos shared by users that disappear after 24 hours, are now mixed in with direct messages and individual Snaps.
In 2008, Facebook drastically redesigned its site, spurring criticism. Spiegel, however, is not giving up on the social media company he co-founded just yet. The following are a few reasons Snap should have listened to its users—and what we can learn from them. We made some updates to our algorithms which have sped up the hacking of accounts significantly. And the changes, on paper, appeared noble. Snapchat Hack Tool Update October 2018 The hack for Android and iPhone was down for a few days due to a scheduled update.
Is Snapchat Fixed? App Redesign Rolling Out Now for iOS, but What Is Changing and How to Get the New Updates?
Here you can see available updates will be indicated by the red notification bubble over the button. Stories from the celebrities you follow and the brand publishing pages have now all been merged into the 'discover' page. The automatic updates sometimes run late, it only run some time after the new update is available. Normally the entire process only takes about 5 seconds from start to finish. Last week, Snapchat quarterly sales and user growth that topped Wall Street's expectations. We received some reports from users that older Snaps would not always be retrieved correctly when they used our hack.
We will never ask for payment in order to use our services. In polling users, recommended Maybelline leave Snapchat and use Instagram Stories instead. Actually you do not have to worry to get the new Snapchat update if your Android phone or iPhone running the latest Operating System because they have an automatic app update feature. The Snapchat update was released in early 2018 and Snapchat had changed the layout of the app complete. In November, Snapchat it was working on a major redesign of its flagship app to attract new users. Unlock Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge is one of the Android flagships of South Corian Corporation Samsung. We achieved anonymity by using a combination of proxy servers and virtual private networks.


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Home » News / Resources » Firearms in Focus » Long Range shooting from Australia to the US
Michael Strike - Long Range shooting from Australia to the US
24 June 2016 / In Firearms in Focus
It only takes Michael Strike four shots to hit a milk jug from 1500 yards away. In fact, he did this in the United States and beat-out a bunch of Americans in the process.
Far from chasing competition, the SSAA member travelled to the US for business and joined in with the Long Range Shooters of Utah (LRSU) because he likes their laid-back and social approach. "The style of competition is quite different in the US compared to some of the very tense long-range shooting competitions in Australia," said Michael.
The Milk Jug Challenge invitational event saw people across the US gather in Utah to participate, although Michael was the only Australian representative. During the competition, Michael noticed that he had an X-factor that few of the Americans had - he was used to shooting in windy conditions. "From a wind point of view, the SSAA Eagle Park range takes the cake as the windiest shooting range I have ever been to," he said. "Everyone else was complaining about a consistent left-to-right 10-mile wind, but I was loving it. If nothing else, Eagle Park really promotes skills on how to handle shooting in wind".
Michael is a member of the Melbourne Benchrest club at the SSAA Eagle Park Range at Little River and usually shoots with a Remington Model 700 .308-calibre rifle. He participates in many Benchrest competitions using basic stocked rifles with a sub-club known as the 'The Riff-Raffs'. They keep it quite social and relaxed while focusing on themselves and the elements, rather than winning or losing a competition.
According to Michael, it can be difficult to locate a range beyond 1000m in Australia. Generally speaking, we just don't have the space. The other problem is that current Australian firearm laws tend to make it harder to comfortably shoot at extreme distances. Michael says this is because suppressors and foldable riflestocks are too restricted here, unlike in the US.
"What you can do and what is available depends on each club," said SSAA Long Range Precision National Discipline Chairman Andrew Hay. "We are encouraging clubs to include a Long Range Precision event every now and then alongside their regular shoots because lots of people are interested."
If you are one of the many shooters interested in long-range shooting activities, here's your chance to get involved. The SSAA National Long Range Precision Championships will be held in Tasmania this year from October 21 to 23 at the Campbell Town Rifle Club. The competition will consist of Class A matches at 400, 600, 800 and 1000 yards, with nominations opening soon. In the meantime, you can familiarise yourself with the Long Range Precision rules so you're ready to go.
Shooting for all ages
Queensland kindergarten kids gain their 'gun licences'

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We all know the importance of great service in the beauty industry. I mean we are a service based business. We take care of people. We make them feel good about themselves, and we have to do our best to keep up with the 100 salons that are just miles form your salon. Let's be honest, anyone can go anywhere and get a great haircut. So you really have to step up the level of experience for your client so they feel valued beyond just receiving a good haircut. Service with a smile will help your client retention.
Have a client intake form. This helps you get to know your client a little better. It also helps you understand their needs to provide them with a better experience.
Greet them and welcome them warmly into your space. Statistics show that people feel less nervous when you say the word "Welcome" to our salon. Shake their hand and always guide them back to your chair. Never ever point to show them the way.
Be sure your client never lifts a finger while in your salon. From hanging their jacket, offering them a beverage, wifi, and anything they need while they are enjoying their time with you. Maybe some wine on a Friday?
Send them a hand written thank you card. Nothing is better than receiving a nice post card in the mail telling them how much you enjoyed meeting them. It's just the little things.
Add value to their experience. A hand massage while processing, a hot towel during their shampoo, lavandar oil on their temples during their shampoo. Make them never want to leave you because they are feeling so relaxed and pampered.
HUG YOUR CLIENTS. Give them a hug on the way in and out. Show them how much you appreciate them. This really goes a long way.
The best type of service is one that another salon can not recreate. Team work is crucial. Be sure every single stylist welcomes each and every guest. Make them feel like family. If you are out on vacation, that client should feel comfortable enough to see someone else. LOVE your client like your job depends on it....... Because it does!


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Follow the trail of lollipops and gum drops to a sweet birthday celebration! Venture into the woods for this fairy tale Hansel and Gretel inspired 4th birthday party…or as my twin's called it their "Handsome and Gretel" party!
When I asked my twin's what kind of party they wanted for their birthday they both screamed "CANDY!" As an event planner and stylist I am always looking for ways to put a different spin on party themes and incorporate unique ideas where I can add my personal creative touch. I wanted to honor their request for candy, but didn't want to host the typical candy party chocked full of sugary sweets (I most likely wouldn't even let them eat.) One afternoon while looking at a kids cook book we had checked-out from the library inspiration hit and the idea for a Hansel and Gretel party was born.
Party Details: I wanted to incorporate as many details from the story as possible and create a fairy tale setting ideal for my twins birthday celebration. I hosted our Hansel and Gretel party at a local park with lots of trees and natural elements to recreate that woodsy scene from the story. I worked with Anders Ruff to bring my vision for this party to life and used the printables to add whimsy and charm to our rustic outdoor setting.
Decorations: One of the focal points was the life size cottage my husband created from cardboard boxes. It was set back in the woods and provided lots of giggles and entertainment as the kids pretended to raid the witch's cottage. I wanted to play up the natural elements of our setting and chose to keep decorations simple. Tables were covered in brown craft paper from the Dollar Store and pops of color were added with the gumdrop trail scattered down the table, the candy cottages and fabric "hobo" lunch sacks. My dad cut tree stumps for me to use throughout the party and one of my favorite uses was my tree stump cupcake stands.
Food & Sweets: Before diving into all the sweets our party guest enjoyed a simple lunch which was wrapped in fabric "hobo" sacks. Hansel and Gretel were sent into the woods with a simple sack of bread and I decided to echo this part of the story with our simple lunch of PB&J, fruit and a bag of chips. After lunch we ventured "into the woods" for birthday cake and sweets.
I combined natural elements like moss and tree stumps with the colorful sweets. The store bought chocolate cake was transformed into a beautiful display with the amazing fondant Cottage and Hansel and Gretel from Love and Sugar Kisses. I loved all the details like the trees and mini lollipops she created to help bring the story to life on our cake. The colorful cupcake toppers added a touch of whimsy and looked so pretty sitting on my rustic tree stump cupcake stands. Love and Sugar Kisses also made the woodsy chocolate covered Oreos that were scattered around the table (and tasted divine!) I love ordering cookies from Sugarlilly Cookie Company, her attention to detail is amazing and these cookies were no exception. I couldn't get over how adorable Hansel and Gretel were and that cottage was AMAZING!
Guest could also fuel up before they headed back out to the woods with a "Make Your Own Trail Mix" station. I provided small brown paper sacks for the kids to fill with nuts, M&M's, dried fruit and popcorn before heading back out to explore in the woods.
A party isn't complete without lots of fun activities and giggles! Come see how I brought the story to life and kept the kids entertained here.
A HUGE Thank You to all the amazing vendors that helped bring this party to life. With only 2 weeks to plan, design and prepare I am beyond grateful for your contribution.
How cute! First one I have seen! great job and as long as the children had fun on their birthday then SCORE!
You have managed the party with perfection. i am going to manage kids birthday party Boca Raton for my kid in an upcoming week. I'll try to follow the theme you created.
Absolutely adorable, Mariah! I love the setting and I love the theme … so cute!
Adorable once again great job! I bet they had so much fun.
So adorable!!! You did an awesome job and what an original take on the candy theme!!
I love the setting and theme. I love how you incorporated the theme throughout the party. Whenever I visit your blog,I am always inspired & motivated by you.
What an amazing party! I love it all but more especially the stump cupcake stands 😉 genius !
You are so talented and once again you created a stunning party.
You did a fabulous job!! Love the woods and the setting!
I love this theme and all the rustic little details…great for a woodland fairy party too!
Oh I just love it, esp the cardboard house, the cake, and all the woodsy and whimsical details!
Love it Mariah!!! So many cute cute cute details! I think you thought of everything!
Super fab, and truly HANDSOME kiddos.
So CUTE!!! Whimsical and magiCAL… great job!
So darling, Mariah! I love that the theme was unique and everything turned out so cute! The cardboard house is so cute and the cookies & fondant work is amazing!!
Mariah…it looks GREAT!!!! What a wonderful party!!!
love all the details Mariah, and the cookies, toppers and cutest cupcake stands ever!
Super Cute!!! I love it all!
This is stunning! Those cookies are to die for! Really, every detail in fantastic. Love, love, love your blog!!


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"Beyond the Invisible" is a 1996 song by German musical project Enigma. It was the first of only two singles taken from their third album, Le Roi est mort, vive le Roi! (1996). A remake of the song was released by Scooter in 2011.

Production
In "Beyond the Invisible", Sandra Cretu again provides the opening vocals, Michael Cretu sings lead vocals.  The track also includes samples of a Latvian folk ensemble Rasa song Sajāja Bramaņi and a Gregorian chant (Isaiah 64:9-11) from "Gregoriani Cantus" by Pierre Kaelin.  Most of the tracks on Le Roi Est Mort, Vive Le Roi! include both Gregorian chants and tribal chants, reminiscent of their first and second albums, MCMXC a.D. and The Cross of Changes.

Release
The 4 and 5-track versions of the single also contain "Light of Your Smile", which is not on the parent album, Le Roi est mort, vive le Roi!.

Critical reception
Larry Flick from Billboard described the song as "a soothing foray into the land of Gregorian chants and hypnotic new age melodies." He added, "The track gets its primary movement from a quietly knocking electro-funk beat and a subtle undercurrent of guitars. A nice fit for a variety of radio formats, this track will sound particularly good right next to the equally plush rhythm-pop musings of Robert Miles." A reviewer from Music Week rated it four out of five, writing, "Hypnotic ethnic chanting (this time from a Latvian choir), a super catchy melody and a bit of opera add up to another surefire global smash." The magazine also noted that "Michael Cretu is in fine voice on a strong single that has touches of Pink Floyd. A very different sound that will find fans given enough radio exposure."

Music video
The accompanying music video for the song was directed by Julien Temple and features two ice dancers (the Finnish ice dance couple Susanna Rahkamo and Petri Kokko) skating in a forest.  The video was shot in Savernake Forest, Marlborough, Wiltshire, United Kingdom. The ice rink was constructed especially for the video and took over a week to freeze. Simon Scotland, line producer on the video, subsequently used the title Beyond the Invisible as the name for his Home Cinema and Entertainment company.

Track listing
All lyrics written by Michael Cretu and David Fairstein, music by Cretu.

 2-track CD single
 "Beyond the Invisible (Radio Edit)" – 4:30
 "Almost Full Moon" –  3:40

 3-track CD single
 "Short Radio Edit" – 3:42
 "Radio Edit" – 4:30
 "Album Version" – 5:05

 4-track CD single
 "Beyond The Invisible (Radio Edit)" – 4:30
 "Almost Full Moon" – 3:42
 "Beyond The Invisible (Album Version)" – 5:05
 "Light of Your Smile" – 5:10

 5-track CD single
 "Beyond the Invisible (Radio Edit)" – 4:30
 "Almost Full Moon" – 3:42
 "Beyond the Invisible (Album Version)" – 5:05
 "Light of Your Smile" – 5:10
 "Beyond the Invisible (Short Radio Edit)" – 3:42

Charts

References

 Ye Min Than (Nov. 5, 1996). Review of "Beyond The Invisible". Retrieved Aug. 21, 2005.
 Joar Grimstvedt (Oct. 12, 1996). Enigma: Beyond The Invisible. Retrieved Aug. 21, 2005.

Enigma (German band) songs
1996 singles
Songs written by Michael Cretu
Music videos directed by Julien Temple
1996 songs
Song recordings produced by Michael Cretu
Number-one singles in Greece

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So the good folks at Kingsford asked me if I would represent them at this Florida BBQ Cookoff; I had to take the opportunity. I arrived at Daytona International Speedway Thursday around 7pm after sitting in an I-4 traffic jam for over an hour. I found out on the drive over that I would be without power, which was bad. I had to start cooking for Friday product demos Thursday night. Fortunately my good friend Dana was able to get in touch with our friend Rich who lives in the area, and had a generator that I was able to borrow. Problem solved, thank you so much guys.
They have me set up right next to a 40′ inflatable Kingsford grill, which acts as an arch to welcome people into the Kingsford compound. I've got the #47 Kingsford car parked behind me, the Kingsford main stage is in front of the car. This will be my "office" for the next 2 days and I'm loving it.
The Swamp Babes and Woody arrived Friday morning and we all got into our Kingsford gear. The crew was nicknamed the "Briquetes" which they liked.
We had fun with the public on Friday, talking about how we cooked the pork for the sliders we were serving. I reloaded the pits Friday night with plans of serving most all day long on Saturday. We were swamped all day serving food. The highlight for me was having the #47 driver Marcos Ambrose on stage with me, helping out with my pork demo. We had a lot of laughs and really enjoyed the time. Afterwards he gave autographs, the Briquetes served 1,000 samples, and a big time was had by all.
Around 7pm we made our way to the race, the Coke Zero 400. There was a rain delay, but it went by quickly. Unfortunately Marcos got caught up in the big wreck that took out nearly half of the field. We still had a blast and after the race everyone was ready for some much needed sleep.
The whole event was a fantastic experience for us, and one we will not soon forget. Everyone with Kingsford was great to work with and we look forward to working with them in the future.


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Townsends Inlet Bridge reopens with no tolls until Monday
By Shawnette Wilson
FOX 29's Shawnette Wilson reports.
NEW JERSEY - The Townsends Inlet Bridge, which connects Avalon and Sea Isle City in New Jersey, reopened Thursday after a lengthy construction project. The bridge allows drivers to get from shore-to-shore in three minutes.
Dave Reynolds has been working the toll booth for six years. The reopening was memorable for him.
"It was quite a party. The atmosphere and all the people coming over here horns blowing and cheering. I just like to give them a little wave and everybody waves back," Reynold said.
The bridge was scheduled to reopen by Memorial Day but delays pushed the date back. Crews replaced several spans on the 80-year-old bridge, along with new piling and railing. Residents on both sides of the bridge say it will also be nice to get back to supporting local businesses affected by the closure.
There will be no tolls collected to cross the bridge throughout the weekend. Toll collection will resume on Monday.


1798: Due to be executed today, Irish nationalist Wolfe Tone attempts suicide by cutting his throat. Critically wounded he dies 7 days later on November 19th.
SIR– On Friday last, the day for distributing a scanty ration, a large body of those who have been looked upon as "able-bodied," but who are now in reality infirm from hunger, assembled around the issue-shop, in the vain hope that a few "crumbs" might remain for them. Their hope was vain. Even some of those who were legally entitled to relief, did not get it; owing to the parsimonious economy of the Board of Poor-law Guardians in not passing the Relieving Officer's estimate for the current fortnight.
On the relieving officer announcing to them that he had no more meat for the present, no one can describe their consternation. They were struck dumb for a moment. Soon after they burst forth into a cry which continued for several minutes; when, as if by common instinct, they proceeded to the residence of their parish priest, the Rev. Mr. Tuomy. There again they renewed their wailings with redoubled earnestness. These unusual sounds at such a late hour in the night (between 7 and 8 o'clock), at first startled the rev. gentleman. But on a moment's reflection he judged the cause and proceeded forthwith to the door. There he saw numbers of his parishioners of all ages assembled, with the tears rolling down their emaciated cheeks, asking for bread. He could not be otherwise than deeply affected, and he divided amongst them his last shilling.
1954: Ellis Island closes. From 1892 to 1954, and estimated two million Irish immigrants entered the United States through the portal of Ellis Island, a small island in New York Harbor. The first official immigrant was 15 year old Annie Moore, accompanied by her two brothers from County Cork.
1934: Birth of Irish author John McGahern in County Leitrim. Although maybe not as well known as other Irish authors, the Guardian newspaper suggested in his obituary that McGahern was arguably the most important Irish novelist since Samuel Beckett. His most famous novel The Dark was banned for a period of time by Irish censorship authorities.
1958: Four time Boston Mayor James M Curley dies. Curley's father emigrated from Ireland at age of fourteen.


Everyone makes claims to having the best ever chocolate cupcakes but seriously these are the real deal. Moist. Delicious. To die for. I mean I could go on forever but I'll let you be the judge. This post marks the official debut of my visual recipe tutorial feature. Teaching is in my blood. My motto has always been gluten free made simple and easy. Visual Recipe Tutorials will show you just how simple gluten free can be.
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Doberdò, the town where our farm is located, is unfortunately known for the brutal battles that took place in this area during World War I: on Doberdò Plateu took place the so-called Isonzo front line between Italy and Austria. There are still evidence, traces and monuments dedicated to the Great War organized in visitable routes. In addition to the historical memory, the Karst territory offers natural attractions and features, such as Doberdò Lake, but is also an excellent starting point to visit other nearby places such Trieste, Gorizia, Aquileia, Palmanova.
Just to spread the beauty of these places and valorise them even further we decided to organize for groups and associations hikes and guided tours through the nearby natural, historical and cultural routes. The itineraries can be modulated and they can last half a day, all day or even several days (accommodation included in our offer).
On the right side of the website you can take a look to some of these routes which can be adapted and modified in accordance with your wishes. All these proposals include professionally prepared guides and lunch/ dinner/ tasting in our farm Kovač.


I believe in Aboriginal Enhancement agreements. For some, they represent a token of political correctness which can be limited to lip service. For others they focus our attention on something that matters not only in terms of facilitating basic human rights, but developing a culture of kindness and respect that we as Canadians have built our identity on.
John Hattie points to a large body of research that informs us that the largest predictor of health, wealth and happiness is not grades achieved by students, but the number of years spent in school. Low graduation rates of indigenous students have meant that part of our job as educators is to create a learning environment in which all students find something to stay for. Obviously we want this for all of our students.
Daniel Wood wrote an article in the travel section of The Vancouver Sun newspaper (Apr.28, 2018) on Easter Island: "And once the last tree was chopped down, there was no wood to make a boat and leave." The habitat once plentiful with fish, birds, palm trees and fertile lands was left an archeological site on grassland. Like those who inhabited and devastated Easter Island thousands of years ago, we too have much to learn. The FNESC materials give us with tools and insight into how we can draft meaningful goals to incorporate indigenous ways of knowing into our curriculum.
To create a culture of kindness and respect. For our indigenous students, it means listening to the stories and rather than rewriting history. It means finding a way to move forward together.
To create a learning environment where students are engaged in learning.
How can we support students in their ability to self regulate so they can learn?
How do we incorporate student choice and provide clarity and high expectations into our learning contexts?
To incorporate indigenous ways of knowing into our lives.
What does it look like when we understand the First Peoples Principles of Learning and incorporate them into our lives and stories?
In response to stereotypes of indigenous culture that have pervaded our culture, and appropriation of cultural items to gain profit, we are left unsure of truly what is respectful. Anthropologist, Aaron Glass states in his interview with Heather Ramsey of The Tyee ( March 2011): "Totem poles, he says, have been added to the stereotype of the North American Indian, along with the teepee, the tomahawk and the feathered headdress." If we are earnest in our intention, this fact makes us wary when we see these images and concerned that we may be perceived as a part of the system that perpetuates negative stereotypes and gets in the way of developing respectful relationships.
The Tomahawk Barbecue was the first drive-in restaurant in Vancouver started by Chick Chamberlain in 1926 just off Marine Drive. Chick learned to cook in the early 20's when he opened a small coffee shop in a cabins to rent business with his brother. The drive-in part of the restaurant wasn't a huge success because of the dust from the unpaved roads. It did evolve as a community hang-out. One of the patrons of the restaurant mounted a big tomahawk over the door and the name stuck. It managed to stay open through the "Dirty Thirties" largely because Chick would accept payment in curios, hand made pots, drums, cooking utensils, large and small totem poles, masks and other beautifully carved objects from those who couldn't afford the food. He started to purchase indigenous art long before it was recognized as valuable. "Tomahawk's famous hamburgers are named after some of the Indian chiefs Chick had known over the years, as a sort of memorial to his friends: Skookum Chief, Chief Capilano, Chief Raven, Chief Dominic Charlie, and Chief August Jack." Chuck Chamberlain is Chick's son and has maintained his father's legacy. Chuck was happy to share stories of the his Dad, his restaurant, and his friends over the years when I came for breakfast on a rainy Saturday morning. A painting of Chief Simon Baker graces the wall when you enter. Chuck is proud of this friendship and was honoured to be a pall bearer at Chief Baker's funeral.
The story that was most powerful was the story of the Wild Man of the Woods Mask used in the Squamish ceremony of boys moving into manhood. When the mask is needed for a ceremony, it is taken down from the special resting spot in the restaurant, and once it's purpose is fulfilled, it is returned to a place where it rests with the spirits of the ancestors. This is so different than the experience of another friend of mine who is a member of the Squamish Nation. He took a special basket made by his grandmother to the Museum of Anthropology with an inquiry about how best to preserve it. The Museum of Anthropology explained they could help. When my friend and his family returned to request it for use in a special ceremony, they were denied access. Two similar scenarios with the biggest difference being the respect demonstrated and the dynamic of power and control.
I remember going to the Tomahawk Restaurant for breakfast as a very little girl, one weekend when my aunt and my Mom ventured over the Lion's Gate Bridge to go to Capilano Canyon with my sister and cousins. My husband remembers not being able to finish the Skookum Chief burger, nicknamed The Hulk burger, when he was a little boy. Yet, I paused to return because of the name – Tomahawk. As a student of history and an educator wanting to rectify past wrongs, I had many questions. Was it respectful? Was it appropriate? Was it a remnant of past uninformed representations of indigenous culture? Tomahawks were from the prairies, weren't they? It wasn't until I did some internet research, listened to an interview and did some the reading, that I gave myself permission to return for a visit and a questions to ask. And yes, I was dying to see the art. While I was there, chatting with Chuck, I kept thinking of the First Peoples Principle of Learning: Learning is embedded in memory, history, and story. Listening to the stories always needs to proceed formulating the judgement. What I heard on Sunday, was pride in respectful relationships and families that have become intertwined over many years.
Recently I cited Byrd Baylor's book, Everybody Needs a Rock in reference to an Indigenous sharing circle of large boulders that we are installing in our playground. The intention is to help students understand the very beginnings of the concept of democracy in giving everyone a voice. One of my respected colleagues, questioned my reference to a non-indigenous author. Again I did some internet research to discover that she has maternal Native American decent but grew up in a largely non-indigenous culture. However I went back to the First Peoples Principle of Learnings: Learning is holistic, reflexive, reflective, experiential, and relational (focused on connectedness, on reciprocal relationships, and a sense of place). Ultimately, isn't our intention for all people to embrace these principles because it represents universal learning that matters. And isn't it our intention for all people to share the stories that come to form their understandings.
Anthropologist, Aaron Glass also stated in his interview with Heather Ramsey of The Tyee (March 2011): "What we argue in the book is that the totem pole has been a constantly evolving form, so there was never a moment when "it" almost died. It kept changing, migrating, transforming. This is not a story of death and rebirth it is a story of continual transformation." As with the totem pole, the relationship between indigenous and non-indigenous people will continue to evolve and transform as we open ourselves to new learning. Hopefully this time we get it right, and that relationship will be based on respect, honesty, shared power, and a willingness to be open to learning from each other.
I'm am writing this blog post as a series of questions but it is actually a reframing of my New Year's Resolutions. I am undaunted by the fact that I have been writing the same resolutions using different words and forms for many years. To believe that we cannot become better is to admit defeat. Like my mother, I am an eternal optimist. Although things did not always turn out as planned or hoped for or prayed for – she put steadfast belief that people could become their best selves, as did all three of my grandmothers. Strong women that worked with deliberate intention.
I have German and Scottish roots and perhaps because of that, a well developed work ethic. I also have a creative mind and need for little sleep, so the possibilities in life are endless. Unfortunately time is not. I continue to struggle with the limits of a 24 hour day. In the past, it has been all about creating work / life balance. My colleague, Brian Kuhn, frames that best as "working to live" as opposed to living to work. However at times, my life has become frenetic in trying to get things done. My first question is how can I discipline myself to work less and maintain balance?
The quest to balance body/ mind / spirit has often been in the "life outside of work" end of the teeter totter and "work" on the opposite end. Because there is a plethora of competing demands and imminent needs everyday in my job, during the school year the teeter totter is most often is grounded in the problem solving and minutia on the work side. The natural school break times do allow me to refocus priorities, replenish my energy reserves and reframe my next go in the elusive quest for balance. This seems to be the times I play catch up with creative possibilities, physical and spiritual wellness.
Yes, these are the times of the "ultimate oxymoron" – the power relax. Although laughter is a key part of my stress management at work and enjoyment of life, it isn't enough. My latest and greatest power relax is the salt float. My cousin in Cairo is right, it's not the Dead Sea. It is 90 minutes of floating in highly concentrated salt water, all by myself in the ocean room of the pristine Halsa Spa in Kits. Like being a noodle in soup. My preference is no sound and no light but ambient sound and the blue light and the pod option, work too. Reading, yoga, cardio activity (walking/ hiking, biking, skiing / boarding, swimming, golfing ), sunshine when possible, good wine and socializing with people I enjoy – all build up my depleted energy reserves. How do I maintain the balance to maintain long term energy reserves?
Over time I have been changing my perception of balance to be more of a teeter totter with triangular seats on either end. How can I carve out the time and place to meet physical, spiritual and intellectual needs at work and maintain enough energy to create the same balance at home? The goal is to avoid the frenetic pace I maintain at work and then collapse in front of the News, Murdoch Mysteries and Modern Family.
My school is right beside the Pacific Spirit Park and Acadia Beach and most classes regularly engage in outdoor learning. All but the most torrential days are outdoor days during recess and lunch. The school is less than 20 minutes from four golf courses. I can ride my bike to school in 40 minutes or less, depending how energetic I am on the big hill. My husband and I live right beside the beach and already walk to shop, see movies, eat out or go to church. How can I extend that to get enough exercise at home and work to maintain a healthy perspective and body?
My work first as a teacher, then a teaching vice principal and now as a principal have afforded me many opportunities to participate in rich face to face opportunities for professional learning. Participation in social media has added another layer to access information and connect with people online. Blogging has incorporated more depth to personal reflection because it is public and invites further conversation. The many challenges of implementing curriculum change and adapting to societal change creates stress and possibility in all school communities. My current school has students speaking 34 different home languages in addition to English. Some students live in the area, others commute and some will return to their home countries when they have learned English or when their parents finish their studies at The University of British Columbia. How can I incorporate the voices and needs and desired directions of our staff, students, parents and community partners with national, provincial, district and community school team directions?
For me, spiritual wellness requires times of quiet reflection or a pause button to stop and be grateful for the people and events unfolding around you. What matters most doesn't fit on a To Do list with time limits or happen with a perpetual open door policy. Although I participate and grow from participation in organized religion, spiritual wellness is bigger than participation in church activity. Church can be a conduit to spiritual wellness and empathy but unfortunately, I have seen it also used as a weapon to control or justify entitlement and hurtful actions. Fortunately I live in one of the most diverse and profoundly beautiful areas of the world. A walk in the neighbourhood takes my husband and I to the beach, skiing and hiking takes us to the mountains, wine tasting in the interior of BC takes us to the desert, golf takes us to the park, and a walk just beyond the school grounds takes us to the forest. I believe that nature feeds the soul because it speaks the natural beauty and diverse forms of life that surrounds us. On a very foggy late afternoon in December, I was working in my office and happened to look up just in time to see a bald eagle descending down on the playground to scoop up it's prey. My question is how can I hit the pause button and look up more often?
My goal throughout 2018 is to go about answering my questions. One of my ideas to encourage sharing of ideas is a tea time on the first Friday of the month from 9:15 – 10:15 am at my school. I'd love to hear your thoughts. My student leaders will be providing school tours and talking about their learning at the same time. Good luck with your reframing in 2018.


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Back in early March we had a Tawny owl brought in to us who had managed to get himself tangled up in a string of fairy lights. He had got extremely distressed and caused some minor damage to his wing. Other than this however he seemed well, a good weight and in good condition. We cleaned up his wounds and taped his wing up so he hopefully wouldn't damage it any further and kept him in one of our hospital cages. He definitely seemed to appreciate the rest and easy supply of food! After a few weeks of cleaning and re-wrapping, his wing seemed to have healed nicely so we put him in one of our larger pens to see how he managed. Below you can see him posing for the camera! His wing seems be back to normal and he seems to be using it without any issues. We hope to be releasing him soon and will keep you all updated.


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Keracut Beach is a beach in Penang National Park, Southwest Penang Island District, Penang, Malaysia. It is one of the remotest beaches in Penang and is located on the west coast of the cape at the northwest of Penang Island. It shelters a meromictic lake, i.e. one with distinct layers that do not mix.

Green turtles nest there from April to August, and the olive ridley from September to February. In 1995, a turtle hatchery was set up in Pantai Keracut, and is now managed by the State Fisheries Department, Department of Wildlife and National Parks (Perhilitan) and the Forestry Department.

Some rare mammals of the national park have also been spotted at Pantai Keracut.

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Beaches of Malaysia
Landforms of Penang
Southwest Penang Island District


Coordination of the project "Blinko Wall", winner of the Guinnes World Record.
The mosaic covers an area of 141 square meters (it is a 3 floor building high!).
20,400 images make up the mosaic, it is stacked on an auto-portable structure which is balanced by some cans containing over 16,000 litres of water.
Coordinamento del progetto Blinko Wall, vincitore del Guinnes World record.
Il muro ha una superficie di 140 mq. ed è formato da 20.400 fotografie applicate a mano.
La struttura, autoportante, è sorretta da taniche contenenti 16.000 litri d'acqua.


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Home » Desdemona: A Play About a Handkerchief
Desdemona: A Play About a Handkerchief
by Mary Shen Barnidge November 13, 2003 August 19, 2021
Desdemona: A Play About a Handkerchief, Experimental Theatre Chicago, at National Pastime Theater. Classical burlesque mandates a vaudevillian prelude of songs and patter, followed by a longer spoof of some popular entertainment performed by scantily clad women. Experimental Theatre chose this genre for its staging of Paula Vogel's behind-the-scenes peek at the world of Othello–and reaps unexpected benefits from a script that seems to have been written during a particularly acute spell of PMS.
We're first greeted by a bevy of 1920s flappers and songs by Helene Alter-Dyche and Shannon Latimer that replicate the delightful double entendre lyrics of the period. Then a mournful "Othello Song" apprises us of that play's scenario, after which we're confronted by a Noel Coward-style drawing-room comedy featuring Desdemona, an adulterous society wife; Emilia, her ambitious maid; and Bianca, her cheerful trollop chum.
Under Jaclyn Biskup's astute direction, the ensemble renders the humor risque but never crude. And they're so engaging we can't help regretting their characters' sorry fates.
Desdemona–A Play About a Handkerchief
Right Time, Wrong Players


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The structure and organization of the human central and peripheral nervous systems with emphasis on their functional relationship to human cognition and communication. Laboratory.