Originally a dancer, Linnea has had an infectious love of movement since she could walk. With an interest in mind-body medicine, she offers an inclusive and thoughtful perspective. Her fluid classes are rooted in stable, intelligent alignment - while encouraging creative challenge, big heart and curiosity. Her relaxed style is delivered with playful precision and ease. She hopes to create a space where students feel safe to explore their relationship with themselves with grace, compassion and integrity.
A teacher since 2010, she is registered as an E-RYT, has organized and facilitated both 200 hour teacher trainings and continuing education programs. She has helped to train many teachers in the Seattle area.
Josephine Edmondson is known for her poetic, free-spirited approach to teaching yoga. Her classes are shaped by intimate breathwork, deep meditation, mindful movement and immediate presence.
She encourages you as a student to slowly sense and trust your intuition, becoming conscious and awake in the body. This process helps to retrieve your inner power, allowing you to tune in fully, instead of suffering and numbing out.
Josephine's style of yoga is inspired by Kundalini, Kripalu, Tantra, Restorative and Yin styles. She has studied under Shiva Rae, Elena Brower, Krishna Kaur, Hari Kaur Khalsa, Danny Arguetty and Priti Robin Ross over the last eight years.
If you have a hunger for a deeply meaningful practice, and want tools to help navigate the external world, come to Jo's class. It will be a lovely homecoming.
I'm Erika. Originally from Seattle, I moved to Berlin in my mid 20s searching for something. I think it was freedom, or adventure, or maybe I hoped to find a 'reason' for living life, when my existential suitcase was feeling pretty heavy. Berlin was dark, and cold, and so through a chain of unimportant events I found my way to a yoga class. Within the special alchemy of the city, and really, within yoga, I found space to heal. Yoga gave me tools to sit with my pain, and to understand that this staying put is the way to move through it.
A twice-a-week yoga practice quickly turned into a daily one, and now yoga is a fundamental part of my life. I'm kind of obsessed with it. I received my 300-hour Jivamukti teacher certification in England in 2012 and my 800-hour certification in Berlin in 2013. Since then I've trained and taught extensively in both Jivamukti and Ashtanga yoga in Europe and Tel Aviv, and am always learning, always a student inquiring who I am, and why we're here. I am very happy to be in Seattle, sharing this practice back at home.
I love movement, and I want to share the joy and physical benefits that I find through yoga with you.
After moving to the Pacific Northwest in the late '90s, I took my first yoga class in 2001 and over the years it has become a vital part of my life. I found and continue to find it nourishing both physically and spiritually. In 2008 I decided that I wanted to start teaching, and enrolled in the teacher training program at Seattle's 8 Limbs Yoga Studio, which was fantastic. I love the community I found through the program.
After seeing a Cirque du Soleil show, I absolutely fell in love with the circus arts and am now completely hooked. For the last several years, I have trained and taught classes at SANCA in Seattle's Georgetown neighborhood. I have studied aerials, acrobatics, and tumbling among other things and currently specialize in hand balancing. I also studied for and received my personal training certification from the National Strength and Conditioning Association in 2008.
Dance taught me there are many ways, some more graceful than others, in which your body can move. Yoga taught me the ways to move to heal myself. As a teacher, I guide my students towards a deeper feeling connection, and finding the edge in their own practice.
The process of exploring your edge can help break through mental, emotional, and physical boundaries you have created for yourself, most often subconsciously. We all have some form of emotional conditioning resulting from previous experiences, and yoga is one way to question and eventually change those conditions. I teach yoga because of my belief in the healing process which takes place through practice.
in my classes, we will practice yoga in a way that fills your entire being, like an echo fills the sky, or music fills a room. Practice is healing, making muscles and bones stronger, the body more flexible, and self-awareness of the body more apparent. You will have a greater ability to focus and begin to grow into what is most valuable in your life.
Yoga is a journey you will take your whole life. Let that journey be filled with moments of beauty, fueled by love, and don't forget to breathe!
Zak is a dynamic, motivating human being who stands for freedom and unconditional love. He was born to spread light and to help others turn on their own inner light. Discovering the yoga path has opened his mind and heart to growth, healing and transformation; and his life has become an exciting and fulfilling adventure ever since.
He believes that today's yoga movement is the call of people saying we want to heal, live, and love deeply. Together we make a difference. Every yoga class is affirmation that the world can be a peaceful place.
In his personal practice, Zak studies and practices Ashtanga yoga, a more classical form taught traditionally by Sri Pattabhi Jois in Mysore, India, and Forrest yoga, a powerful and healing, contemporary style created by Ana Forrest. He weaves these two influences skillfully into his classes and workshops, combining classical practices, along with modern insight and adaptations.
Betsy's curiosity about wellness began early. Homeschooled by her mother who was both loving and unwell, Betsy internalized questions like: "What makes mom sad and tired all the time? How can I make her better?". When not at home (and in her head), Betsy was in her body - sweating it out at the dojo, dance studio, or playing with neighborhood kids. When she got good enough at these things, she taught martial arts and became the neighborhood nanny. Then when it came time to choose her major, Betsy's innate desire to understand and help others heal from the inside out lead her to study psychology. She earned her BA then researched and taught psychobiology, women's health, meditation, yoga and myofascial release (MFR). After several years as an entrepreneur and leader in the wellness industry, Betsy continues to alchemize Eastern and Western wisdom and science. She remains passionately engaged with human suffering as an advocate for conscious, kind, empowered, and equitable living. And she no longer 'tries to fix' people. Instead, Betsy acknowledges everyone as innately whole and capable of self-healing. With the radical notion that we can and should enjoy life, she shares her collection of self-liberation tools with those who are ready to re-claim their power and prioritize their wellness on and off the yoga mat.
Betsy is the founder of Wellround, the first MFR app. Based in Seattle and teaching internationally, join her for Myofascial Release online, or in real life. In addition to her ongoing self-guided study of Myofascial Release and yoga, she is trained in Yoga Tune Up®, Prana Flow, NeuroKinetic Therapy and Thai Yoga. Betsy sends gratitude to her most impactful teachers: Jill Miller, Shiva Rea, Cosetta Romani and Master Yom.
Terilyn is all about COMMUNITY! This passion and commitment shines through in every class that she teaches and in her every interaction. She teaches from the belief that yoga is a dance with the Divine, a dance for all; big and small people, old and young, rich, poor, straight and gay, all races, all religions, all levels, EVERY BODY.
Terilyn's classes are infused with mythology, poetry, fun music and humor. Her authentic love of people creates an inclusive environment for every body where each student feels equally welcome and valued. Terilyn's yogic path has been strongly influenced by her many years as a healer, priestess and seeker.
Terilyn sees yoga as a way to express her spirituality, love, joy and liberation and to gather together and hold sacred space.
Damithia came to Seattle via the East Coast, Mid-West and Hawaii and has been here the 2nd time for the last 12 years. She began practicing in 2001, floating through various styles of yoga before landing on Bikram for several years. She completed her 200hr certification at Hatha Yoga Center in Seattle 2014 and has been teaching since.
She teaches through a lens of empowered healing and her classes encourage exploration of the senses through a blend of traditional asana, and liberated movement to an intentionally curated soundtrack.
When not in class she is usually spending time with family and friends, being in nature, growing food and trying to understand both the mundane and profound aspects of this life.
Julia is a yoga teacher of 10 years, and a Food + Body Therapist. She is passionate about helping you as a student to come home to yourself through movement and mindfulness, create a trusting and peaceful relationship to your body, and move through the world with more ease.
Julia's class is an energetic experience that aims to leave you feeling calm, alert, and more resilient to life's ups and downs. Through mindful movement and meditation, she encourages you to gently turn inward, listening to and honoring your sensations and intuition. Class by class, you'll cultivate intimate self-awareness and a deep well of self-compassion.
Julia is known for her creativity and clarity in making challenging poses accessible and fun! Come and learn something new - and you may be balancing on your hands in no time.
Elements that influence Julia's teaching style are a blend of old and new. They include buddhist philosophy, vipassana meditation, tantra, neuroscience and psychology. Her teachers are Alan and Sarah Finger, and Mona Anand at ISHTA Yoga.
Julia Hollenberg Food + Body Therapy is Julia's private nutrition practice based in Seattle. She helps people break free from restrictive eating and body shame forever so they can live their most full and vibrant lives.
200-hour & 500-hour training at ISHTA Yoga, New York City, 2008-2009.
I took my first yoga class at the age of 15, exploring a hatha-based practice that allowed me to overcome severe chronic back pain. Rediscovering the joy of physical vitality, I continued to practice with local mentors, studying a wide range of styles and building a deeper sense of self-awareness and self-respect. I completed a 200-hour Vinyasa training through Yogalife Studios with Lisa Steele in 2011 and continue to study Ashtanga yoga with Troy Lucero here in Seattle.
As a percussionist, my teaching style intuitively links pranayama and invigorating asanas with rhythmic music - an intriguing combination that encourages fluidity in movement and deep, balanced breath. My classes ignite a slow burn - moving in and out of stillness, building heat and strength through challenging postures and transitions, but leaving space to focus on the intent of each pose. You will leave feeling powerful, in both mind and body.
Off the mat, i spend my time making messes in kitchens as a personal chef and food blogger, riding my bicycle in the rain, rock climbing with my boyfriend, and playing drums for a band called the daylaborers and petty intellectuals.
I'm continually fascinated and invigorated by the body and its capacity to heal, express, and articulate with innate intelligence. My intention as a teacher is to craft a playful, creative, and soulful sequence that activates your strength, and embraces your grace and self care.
My aim is to guide your self perception towards a compassionate research of your expansive potential, to expose habits and move into conscious action. My classes are propelled by music and traverse a fluid conversation with body and breath. I invite you to flow with artful attention and deep listening in order to expose the wisdom beneath the surface of your physical form, and to attune to the emotional and energetic forces that fuel your presence.
I have been consumed by my path as a yogi, performer, and healer since 2006. I spent two years at Naropa University researching somatic psychology, dance movement therapy, and yoga. I hold a BFA in Dance from Cornish College of the Arts, and received my 200hr teacher certification through Core Power Yoga in 2013.
As a yoga teacher, breathwork facilitator, and healing arts practitioner, Tai supports the process of releasing burdens of the past so one can be more available to the gifts of the present. Her approach is one of working from the top down and bottom up, addressing deepening self-understanding and awareness, as well as healing at the level of the body and nervous system. The combination is a powerful invitation to heart-centered living, and greater capacity to savor the gift of life.
Tai began practicing yoga in 2003 and received teaching certification while in residence at the Himalayan Institute, studying yogic philosophy and psychology, asana, breathwork, and meditation under the direction of Pandit Rajmani Tigunait, Dr. Rolf Sovik, Sheri Friedrichsen, and Sandra Anderson. She has completed advanced training with Annie Carpenter (SmartFLOW Yoga), and offers a rare balance of strong, alignment-based asana work, framed within the broader context of yoga and self-realization. Her classes emphasize quality of engagement and integrity over "quantity," with deep regard for the body and the therapeutic and transformative potential of yoga. Tai has deep roots in Tantra, Zen Buddhism, Shamanism, and contemporary psychology, and offers a universal approach to bringing more of oneself into the present moment.
Crystal likes to say she discovered yoga "on accident". She was first introduced to yoga in college while working administrative duties in a small yoga studio. However, she really began to know yoga when the practice did it's work of drawing her in by allowing her to witness the many benefits it has in the body and the mind. With the amount of therapeutic value the yoga practice encompasses, It didn't take long until arriving on her mat felt like she was arriving Home. After completing her 200hour teacher training in 2013, she went on to teach Vinyasa style classes in various studios around Seattle. Her classes often emphasize strength, flexibility, and alignment while also strongly encouraging "breath first, movement after".
Crystal loves to be creative with what she brings to her classes, and she often encourages her students to play with this sense of creativity by exploring the depths of each posture to make it feel good in their own body. Furthermore, music allows Crystal to show her creative side, so her classes are often accompanied by sounds that make her soul dance. When she is off her mat, Crystal loves to make use of her time outdoors. She travels often and gets most inspired by experiencing the day and life of different cultures. She's particularly fond of traveling to Asia. The Philippines is a place dear to her heart, being the country her family is from and where she spent many childhood summers in. During her past travels, she has spent time teaching yoga in areas including the Philippines and most recently in Germany.
Em brings her passion for personal transformation, self-love, adventure, and authentic connection to her work and play. Trained in Viniyoga, Anusara, Ashtanga, Sri Vidya Tantra and Soma Neuromuscular Integration® Bodywork, Em's style is a unique combination of her Yoga and Soma experience.
Em began teaching in Seattle in 2007, then packed her mat for a few year stint all over Europe leading bicycle trips and teaching yoga to her guests before and after the days' ride. After returning to Seattle in 2013, Em began her Soma Bodywork practice and created 'Soma Yoga', an immersion that combines these two modalities for deep self-exploration.
Em's love for discovery is expressed in how she meets her students and clients, remaining endlessly curious and open to the moment. As a devotee to facilitating transformation, Em also offers immersions, workshops, and retreats both locally and abroad.
Natalia became passionate about yoga after experiencing it's positive impact firsthand. Gaining strength, flexibility, peace of body and mind not experienced before, she marvels at the lifelong journey of yoga. She started practicing in 2002 and a few months after she was hooked. She feels that yoga is an artful expression of physical and spiritual self, a connection beyond what we experience in the current form.
Natalia was born and raised in Slovakia, Bratislava. She lived in Austria and Canada before she moved to America. During her travels to Thailand, Bali and Nepal she was taken by the people and the close connection to spirituality in their everyday lives.
She has worked as a cardiac RN for 14 years, a type of work that requires a deep sense of compassion and empathy, often taking care of patients and their families at their most vulnerable state.
Natalia is grateful to share her passion, deep respect and knowledge of yoga with the community.
I came to yoga from an athletic background. I had seen success in Division 1 and semi-professional soccer by embodying the no-pain, no-gain mentality and had learned to completely ignore feedback from my body. But it was a lumbar spine injury in 2005 that landed me on my mat with no choice but to slow down and listen. And I came back, again and again, to peel away the layers of resistance that led me to this practice that has changed the trajectory of my life.
Since then I have completed 200, 300 and 500 hour certifications with D'ana Baptiste and InBody Academy, with a focus on Yoga Therapy, Anatomy and Yoga Philosophy.
My classes explore the ways that our practice reflects life off the mat. They are a recipe comprised of creative sequencing, breathwork, mindfulness and always a healthy dose of humor! Although we spend only a few hours a day on the mat, I believe we can live yoga in every moment.
When I'm not on my mat, you can find me working in a cafe on schoolwork (or delving into various yoga blogs while I should be working on schoolwork), exploring the Pacific Northwest with my hubby, Elliott, and our Boxer, Lucy, or curled up with a good book, good wine and some sort of foodie concoction brewing in my kitchen!
I started yoga in high school and college looking for a workout that didn't involve organized sporting of any kind. At the time, I treated it like I treated any embodied activity: as an ongoing battle with my body.
In 2011, I moved to Namibia for a year-long stint in an abandoned sheep farm in the middle of the Kalahari desert. During my time there, I lived without cell phone service or internet and learned to exist in the container of profound and constant silence. I'm quintessentially type-A. Forced in slowness, I found I was able to befriend myself in new ways. My attitude softened and my relationship with my body bloomed.
Today, I'm interested in an attitude of listening rather than one of force in practice. While I love to teach a strong and active class, my favorite styles of yoga are restorative in nature; I build yoga practices that cultivate internal stillness, slowness and silence.
I train primarily with Sarah and Ty Powers through the Insight Yoga Institute. I have studied with Tias Little, Paul and Suzzee Grilley, Kathryn Budig and many others. My classes are infused with mindfulness techniques, Chinese medicine approaches to healing, and a fusion of multiple styles of yoga asana.
Lara was introduced to yoga in 2002 by a newly certified friend who needed practice students. Over the next several years she ventured in and out of the practice as well as different styles until she found her "home" in Vinyasa and Ashtanga traditions.
In 2012 she completed her 200 Hour with Be Luminous with a primary focus in Power Vinyasa.
Lara has spent the last 3 years studying with Tiffany Cruickshank and Yoga Medicine, a school that is an adjunct to eastern and western medicine with a yogic component. In August, 2018 Lara completed her 500 hour advanced studies having added yin, restorative, myofascial release, therapeutics, internal medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine, orthopedics, and cadaver dissection studies to her training experiences. Lara is also registered as a Therapeutic Specialist.
in addition to teaching, she is is the co-founder of yogalab Northwest, a community inspired organization that hosts international yoga teachers in the Seattle area. YLNw has hosted sri dharma Mittra, amy Ippoliti, tiffany Cruickshank, Kino Macgregor, Jason Crandell, chris chavez, carmen aguillar and has several new teachers scheduled for 2019.
Lara has completed 50hrs of advanced teacher training with jason crandell, 25hrs of advanced therapeutics with amy ippoliti, and 25hrs of assisting with Lisa Black. as co-founder of Viveka yoga rys with dikla kafka, lara has mentored 35 aspiring yoga teachers in two separate 200hr teacher trainings.
when she is not teaching, she spends time traveling with her husband and son.
I was first introduced to the creative power of movement when studying Devised Theater at New York University Tisch School of the Arts with narrative choreographer Marleen Pennison. NYU was also where I first studied Pilates, Movement Anatomy and West African Dance. After years training to be a writer, choreographer and performance artist, I discovered that I am actually most interested in rehearsal and that yoga is the most compelling rehearsal for being a human that I've had the priviledge to experience. I was certified to teach in 2009, and I taught and practiced a variety of yoga styles in New York for five years before heading west to Wyoming. Out west, I was given the opportunity to apply yoga as an avenue for outreach and social justice, teaching for a rehabilitative parole program and a juvenile home.
In 2015 I trained with the Prison Yoga Project under James Fox, as well as with Yoga Behind Bars, and teach incarcerated youth in the Seattle area for YBB. Over the course of my yoga and meditation process I have been blessed to learn and practice under Isaac Pena, Jared McCann, Eddie Stern, Sri Dharma Mittra, Sam Chase and Rachael Savage. I currently thrive as an apprentice in the Ashtanga style with Troy Lucero.
I believe that yoga really is a practice meant to Liberate and strive to teach in a way that makes it accessible to everyone, as they are. As a teacher, I seek to create space for yogis to feel an authentic connection to their bodies, and to their own personal power.
Hi, my name is Rosalie! I am Forrest Yoga certified, Holy Fire Reiki Master Practitioner and recognized glass artist.
My love for movement and appreciation of physical awareness and strength developed from my passion of working with molten glass. I fell in love with yoga because of the same mysterious intensity and balance between strength, breath, fluidity, patience, focus and synchronized skilled movements to create unique, intentional, and beautiful results.
I aim to construct a playful environment offering opportunities for all levels of learners to explore new possibilities. I am careful to create a safe and individualized practice, offering modifications for different levels and specific injuries so each participant has an authentic experience.
Natasha is an artist and front woman for the band Lady Krishna's Peppermint Lounge as well as a Reiki practitioner and certified Yoga instructor. Email theladykrishna@gmail.com for additional information on setting up Private Meditation, healing, or Yoga classes.
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ritual house of yoga is excited to be hosting daniella's sound baths once a month. A sound bath is an improvised concert with crystal singing bowls, vocal toning, and often gongs as well. During a sound bath you are bathed in healing vibrations that help you achieve deep states of relaxation, where the brain entrains to the meditative theta state and the body moves into a process of healing and repairing itself. You may experience emotional release as the vibrations help move blockages that have been stuck in your energy body, as well as physical sensations. It is my intent to assist you in releasing anything that is no longer serving you, and to help bring in resonant healing energy for your body, mind and spirit. You will leave feeling re-tuned and replenished, with a sense of restored balance.
During a typical sound bath you will be laying on the floor in a comfortable position while the waves of sound wash over you. It is a good idea to bring something to lay on such as a yoga mat, and to bring a blanket, pillows, and anything else you may need to feel comfortable on the floor.
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Mapping the Most Distressed Communities in the U.S.
Despite the economic recovery, the nation's pattern of concentrated inequality has actually gotten worse, according to a new report.
More than 50 million Americans live in economically distressed communities, according to a startling new report from the nonprofit Economic Innovation Group. The report, which examines economic distress across tens of thousands of ZIP codes, finds one-fifth them to be in economic distress. In the average distressed ZIP code, around 25 percent of adults lack a high school diploma, and a whopping 55 percent are not working.
The map below paints a stark picture of neighborhood distress and spatial inequality across the United States. Dark red shows the most distressed neighborhoods, light red reflects distressed places, relatively prosperous communities are in lighter green, and the most prosperous communities are in dark green. In the period of recovery following the Great Recession, the authors find, jobs in the median U.S. ZIP code grew at less than half the national rate. While some communities are currently enjoying the fruits of the recovery, others have sunk further into poverty. According to the authors, this pattern of distress vs. prosperity not only "diverges between cities and states but even more starkly within cities at the neighborhood level."
The report's findings are based on a new Distressed Community Index, which maps community well-being in the U.S. down to the neighborhood level. It covers over 26,000 ZIP codes, 3,000 counties, and nearly 800 cities based on data from the U.S. Census Bureau. Areas are scored based on an equal weighting of seven variables, including poverty rates, housing vacancy, unemployment, and changes in the number of local businesses.
Very few large U.S. cities have both high levels of prosperity and low levels of spatial inequality—meaning that advantage is generally concentrated in a select few areas. Just nine out of the nation's 100 largest cities enjoy what might be termed inclusive prosperity, where the gains from economic growth are distributed broadly among residents. These are mainly smaller, more affluent places such Arlington, Chesapeake, and Virginia Beach, Virginia; Chandler, Gilbert, and Scottsdale, Arizona; Irvine, California; Madison, Wisconsin; and Plano, Texas.
The table below shows the ten U.S. cities with the largest number of people living in distressed ZIP codes. Given its large population size, it's no surprise that New York takes first place with over 1.3 million residents living in distressed ZIP codes, which is roughly 16 percent of its population. Chicago comes in second with over a million residents in distressed ZIP codes (39 percent of its population), followed by Houston with over 700,000 (33 percent of its population). The rest of the top ten consists of large metros like Detroit, Philadelphia, and L.A.
The EIG study makes the important point that spatial inequality is different from income inequality in the U.S. Income inequality is not only "a function of the type of jobs the economy generates," according to the report, but also of "a much broader array of variables" (e.g. age, consumption, or population growth). Although income inequality is highest in large, dense cities like New York, L.A., and San Francisco, spatial inequality is highest among more sprawling southern cities like Charlotte and San Antonio. With the exception of cities like Chicago and Houston, the report finds that "many of the places that appear the most equitable in terms of income in fact hide stark divides in community-level well-being."
The table below identifies the top 10 most distressed cities in the nation. As one might expect, the report again finds that "struggling Rust Belt cities in the Northeast and Midwest register the highest levels of economic distress." Camden, New Jersey, takes first place with a distress score of 100, followed closely by Cleveland, Ohio; Gary, Indiana; and Youngstown, Ohio. Hartford, Utica, and Harlingen, Texas, secure the next three spots, while cities like Albany, Flint, and Detroit round out the top ten. All 10 of these cities have a distress score above 98.
The next table shows the top 20 most unequal counties in the U.S. This list mostly consists of Southern counties that include cities like Atlanta, Birmingham, Houston, and Fort Worth, as well as those in Rustbelt cities like Detroit, Cleveland, and Columbus, Ohio.
Ultimately, this important report goes to show that the geography of inequality across the U.S., even in the midst of recovery, is extremely spiky and characterized by areas of concentrated advantage and disadvantage. While some communities have been able to recover nicely from the Great Recession, others are in fact worse off than before. When all is said and done, too many Americans live in distressed neighborhoods and too few cities combine growth with inclusive prosperity.
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By nafricx on January 10, 2023
Twitter CEO Elon Musk pinned a tweet in support of the United States Constitution to his Twitter profile in December 2022 in the wake of a statement calling for the termination of "all rules" and "articles" even those found in the country's principle document by former President Donald Trump.
What Happened: Trump had made a comment on Truth Social at the time, in which he called out collusion between big tech companies and democrats. The former president said about the 2020 presidential elections — "A massive Fraud of this type and magnitude allows for termination of all rules, regulations and articles, even those found in the Constitution."
He said, "Our great 'Founders' did not want, and would not condone False & Fraudulent elections.'
Musk responded to a Fox News story on Trump's post which said that the former leader made the statement in response to the release of the "Twitter Files."
"The Constitution is greater than any President. End of story," Musk said in the tweet.
Why It Matters: White House Deputy Press secretary Andrew Bates said in response to Trump's statement, "The American Constitution is a sacrosanct document that for over 200 years has guaranteed that freedom and the rule of law prevail in our great country," reported Fox News.
Rep. Dave Joyce (R-Ohio) said Trump says a "lot of things" in an ABC interview. "That doesn't mean its ever going to happen." Joyce said there was a need to distinguish fact from fantasy on Trump's statement.
"I certainly don't endorse that language or that sentiment. I think the question for everyone is how we move forward," said Republican Mike Lawler — a newly elected New York representative.
The Associated Press has previously dismissed Trump's statements that the 2020 election was "corrupt" or it was stolen from him.
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Working in higher education and - more specifically and more importantly -working with college students is not just a job. It is my calling. It is my passion.
This portion of my website will probably receive more adjustments, tweaks, and fine tuning as I continue serving college students and working hard to help students get the most out of their higher education.
The majority of the content found here will probably be transferred from the work I completed for my graduate study at Azusa Pacific University. Some things will look exactly the same, some I will probably slightly modify, and other items I will probably completely overhaul as I learn more about what I do not know.
In no way am I an expert in higher education, far from it actually. None of the ideas found here are new or groundbreaking. It is simply a collection of my thoughts and the hard work of great women and men who have come before me and made American higher education an unrivaled global establishment.
The journey through college is an exciting experience, but more importantly it is a crucial time of personal development and transformation. Students gain valuable knowledge and skills that are crucial for their success in all areas of life. The goal of higher education is provide students an atmosphere of academic, social, emotional, and spiritual support where they can be challenged to greater levels of development.
To be successful and graduate college as individuals prepared to be leaders, students must be committed to the ideas of learning, community, and service.
Education is (or should be) the center objective at every school, but in college it is essential for students to develop critical thinking, that "internal compass" that leads them to discover "multiple perspectives, respect diverse views, think independently, and establish and defend their own informed view." Students who acquire this appreciation for learning are better prepared for life after college (Magolda 2003).
Being committed to a higher cause results in a more successful college experience. Students who regularly participate in volunteer service projects are shown to be more successful in their academics, committed to social responsibility, and likely to aspire higher levels of education (Astin, Sax, Avalos 1999). Additionally, volunteering encourages interactions across racial lines which promotes multicultural understanding among students (Astin & Sax, 1998).
Helping students become a productive part of society is an important aspect of student development. Some of the most important skills and experiences a student gains in college are discovered inside deep, meaningful, supportive relationships found in the community. Students who are actively involved with their peers and faculty are more likely to succeed in college (Astin 1999).
Arboleda, A., Wang, Y., Shelley, M., & Whalen, D. (2003). Predictors of Residence Hall Involvement. Journal of College Student Development, 44(July/Aug), 518-531.
Astin, A.W., Sax, L.J., & Avalos, J. (1999). Long-term effects of volunteerism during the undergraduate years. The Review of Higher Education, 22(2), 187-202.
Astin, A. W. (1999). Student involvement: A developmental theory for higher education. Journal of College Student Development, 40, 518-529.
Astin, A. W., & Sax, L. J. (1998). How undergraduates are affected by service participation. Journal of College Student Development, 39(3), 251-263.
Magolda, M.B. (2003). Identity and Learning: Student Affairs' Role in Transforming Education. Journal of College Student Development, 44(2): 231-247.
I am the product of a private Protestant evangelical Christian university education thus it should not surprise anyone that I am a big supporter of private higher education. However, I do not feel that private schools are inherently better or that public institutions are less equipped. Both play an important and equal part of the American higher education equation.
Simply adding Christ-focused activities to complement our educational curriculum is not enough (Beers & Beers 2008).
Christian Higher Education must take these three aspects of higher education and construct them on the foundation of Christ. The value of Learning, Service, and Community will be magnified by the truth of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Christian Higher Education must strive to create a Christ-centered community for students that deepens their faith, encourages learning, and promotes service.


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"He and his lawyers look forward to his day in court, to the truth coming out and to his vindication from what has been an unprecedented assault by others for their own personal gain," attorney Steve Greenberg said Friday in a statement. "Most importantly he looks forward to being able to continue to making wonderful music and perform for his legions of fans that believe in him."
A bail hearing will be held early next week, Greenberg said.
The New York Police Department, Homeland Security Investigations and other federal partners assisted in Thursday's arrest, a law enforcement source said.
He's faced abuse allegations for decades
Until Thursday, Kelly was free on a $1 million bond set in February.
He has faced accusations of abuse, manipulations and inappropriate encounters with girls and young women for more than two decades.
He was charged in February with 10 counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse involving four alleged victims, including three who prosecutors say were underage girls. The charges span from 1998 to 2010. Kelly pleaded not guilty.
He posted the $100,000 bail and left Chicago's Cook County Jail less than three days after he was arrested. He was arrested and jailed again in March for failure to pay his ex-wife child support of $161,000.
In late May, a grand jury indicted him on 11 more charges pertaining to one of the four accusers, including aggravated criminal sexual assault, a Class X felony; and criminal sexual assault, a Class 1 felony. A person convicted of Class X felonies can get up to 30 years in prison under Illinois law.
Kelly has vehemently denied any allegations of sexual misconduct.
'Where's my daughter at?'
Kelly's publicist, Darrell Johnson, was taking questions at a news conference in Atlanta Friday morning when the family of Joycelyn Savage, 23, one of Kelly's girlfriends, started yelling, "Where's my daughter at, answer that question!"
Timothy Savage, Joycelyn Savage's father, said Friday that he hasn't seen his daughter since 2016 and hasn't spoken to her since a July 2017 conference call, in which she asked them to stop trying to contact her.
"We want answers and we want them now," Timothy Savage said.
He and other parents allege Kelly has controlled their daughters' lives and manipulated them into cutting off contact with the outside world, including their families.
"I know nothing," Johnson said to the family. He promised to meet with them privately after the news conference.
Johnson said Kelly is innocent and that the indictments were a rehash of previous charges.
"This is nothing new. We expected this to happen," Johnson said.
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story incorrectly reported the sex trafficking count as part of the New York indictment against Kelly.
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'Mad Max: Fury Road' and 'Batman v Superman' Composer Talks His 'Alita: Battle Angel' Score
By Jamie Jirak - February 17, 2019 05:35 pm EST
Robert Rodriguez's Alita: Battle Angel hit theaters earlier this week and the film's composer recently dropped a video that explains the process of creating the movie's score.
Tom Holkenborg AKA Junkie XL is best known for scoring films such as Mad Max: Fury Road, Deadpool, and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, so it's no surprise he'd be asked to helm another action/adventure flick.
"As a composer, you are a storyteller," he explained. "Every time you crawl into the skin of a new character, you write their story. It's so simple when you see a futuristic movie to go all out on instruments and sound design, but if you take that overboard you might lose the soul of the film."
Alita: Battle Angel is based on a manga written by Yukito Kishiro called Battle Angel Alita. The film is set in the distant future, where cyborgs and robots are part of everyday life.
The plot is described as follows: "When Alita [Rosa Salazar] awakens with no memory of who she is in a future world she does not recognize, she is taken in by Ido [Christoph Waltz], a compassionate doctor." Eventually, the main character learns that she has "unique fighting abilities" which could be "the key" to protecting Iron City from "deadly and corrupt forces."
Holkenborg went on to discuss what it was liking creating Alita's theme.
"When Alita wakes up and we hear her theme for the first time, it's very slow and very gentle. Alita, she's lost in a world not knowing who she is. She's discovering herself. Alita feels vulnerable and at the same time she is this fantastic person that is gonna save Iron City. It's such a sweet story, but it's set against a pretty cruel backdrop," he added.
The composer also discussed the motorball scene in the film, which he describes as "very intense and very heavy."
When it came down to it, the most important part of creating the score for the James Cameron-produced film was channeling the heart.
"The most challenging part is to really get that heart into the movie. I wanted to create a piece of music for her that felt very emotional, but then at the same time heroic," Holkenborg said.
"It's always a puzzle where everything just works with one another. You go for character and you go for something that gives you goosebumps."
Alita: Battle Angel opened this week to mixed reactions. While the film currently has a 59% on Rotten Tomatoes, it has garnered a 93% audience score. In fact, many are calling it anime's best live action adaptation.
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Questions need to be answered on mental health funding process - Mark Ward TD
9 December, 2021 - by Mark Ward TD
Sinn Féin spokesperson on Mental Health Mark Ward TD has said that Minister Mary Butler either deliberately misled him or does not know her brief when she responded to him this month on how the €10 million one-off funding announced in Budget 2022 would be allocated.
Teachta Ward has called on the Minister to clarify her remarks, which were made during questions on promised legislation last week.
Teachta Ward said:
"In Budget 2022, the government announced €10 million in one-off funding for mental health to focus on community and voluntary based supports that needed to be spent.
"Community groups found the process complicated and time-consuming, and those that applied for the funding have not heard anything back despite the fact that the closing date was in October.
"Even the HSE has said in its emails to the groups that they should not shoot the messenger. Therefore, it is clear that the HSE is embarrassed by the process.
"Minister Mary Butler responded to me during a debate on promised legislation. She said that local organisations were not contacted, that Mental Health Ireland will be used to allocate the money, and that the HSE was not involved in the process.
"Yet I have copies of the emails that were circulated from the HSE to voluntary groups, so either the Minister deliberately misled me with her response or she does not know her brief on how this money is to be delivered. Either way, it is simply not good enough.
"The Minister needs to clarify this.
"We are now in mid-December and this money still has not been allocated. There is widespread confusion on how these funds will be provided to community and voluntary-based mental health supports.
"The process does not seem open to everyone as, according to the Minister, no local organisations were contacted.
"How are these groups identified? What was the process and where is the transparency?
"These are further questions that also need to be answered.
"This is yet another body blow to mental health advocates on top of the news this month that the €10 million announced in February, aimed at increasing mental health supports in response to the pandemic, will not be released to the HSE until next year, while the planned eating disorder service in Mount Carmel Hospital, that was due to open by late 2021, will now not open until June 2022 at the earliest.
"The delays are down to a government and a minister who do not have the urgency, ability or political will to tackle the mental health emergency that they have exacerbated."


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McBride Logger's Bonspiel won't happen because of forestry industry troubles
It's a major social and economic event for the community, but after almost 40 years, McBride will not host their annual Logger's Bonspiel.
Chamber of commerce says they will try to hold the event again next year
CBC News · Posted: Apr 02, 2016 12:00 PM PT | Last Updated: April 2, 2016
The Logger's Bonspiel in McBride will not go ahead because of trouble in the forestry industry. (Wang Maye-E/The Associated Press)
For the first time in almost four decades the community of McBride, B.C. will not hold its annual Logger's Bonspiel.
Secretary of the McBride Chamber of Commerce Linda Fry says the cancellation is indicative of the decline of the forestry industry in the community.
"In 1996 we had a large forestry building that housed a number of employees … there were some large mills here, there was a lot of wood that was trucked out," she told Radio West host Audrey McKinnon. "That's sort of shrunk up. A number of those mills are no longer operating."
Fry says over the last 20 years, as the mills have gone so to have other jobs in support industries including garages and even government offices.
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She estimated that 20 years ago the village had a population of 770 people. Today, that number has fallen to less than 600.
Fry says McBride is in a similar situation to Tumbler Ridge, which has seen people leave town and property values plummet as local mining dried up.
She says like Tumbler Ridge, McBride needs to reinvent itself, and pointed out economic opportunities through arts and culture and outdoor activities, in addition to what she said were good schools and a hospital.
"There's a lot of things really going for this community, but it's not an industrial sector anymore," she said.
Fry said McBride would attempt to hold a bonspiel next year, but said the curling club and chamber of commerce needed to make some changes to the event to make it succeed.
With files from Radio West
To hear the full story, click on the audio labelled: Logger's Bonspiel in McBride cancelled because of forestry industry troubles


Are you preparing for your upcoming trip to Hawaii? if your vacation is within the next few days, you may be getting ready to start your packing. When doing so, do you know what you should bring? if not, now is the time to find out. After all, there is nothing worse than arriving at your vacation destination only to learn that you left something important at home.
The most important thing for you to pack is a form of identification. in fact, you should never leave home without a form of identification. if you have a state issued driver's license that should do. if not, a picture identification card is recommended. This can be a recent work identification card, college identification card, or a picture card issued by your state. Even though a passport is not required to travel to Hawaii, if you are coming from the United States, a form of identification is a must.
All important health and medical related information should be packed as well. For starters, make sure you bring all health insurance cards with you. This is important, as it can be frustrating stuck in an unknown emergency room with your important documents thousands of miles away.
In addition to health insurance cards, there are other medical and health bases that you should also have covered. What about prescriptions? Do you take daily medication? if so, it may be a wise idea to create a backup plan with your doctor in the event of an emergency. Would they be available to call or fax in a prescription for you should you misplace your medication? Would they be willing to write an extra small prescription, in the event you lose your medication on your trip? Some physicians will do, but the medication will likely only be enough to get you through your trip.
Are you planning to make reservations for a Hawaii car rental or have you already done so? if so, what is required of you? as previously stated, you should bring your driver's license with you. Most Hawaii car rental companies require proof that you are able to legally drive in the United States. Proof of car insurance may also be required or at least recommended.
Of course, it is important to pack clothes for your trip. When doing so, be sure to check the weather forecast for your Hawaii destination. This allows you to pack accordingly. When packing your clothes, it is important to keep fees in mind. There are many airlines that now charge an additional fee for a second bag of checked luggage. if you gain access to a washer or dryer, it may be best to pack light and quickly wash your clothes.
In addition to clothing, it is also important to pack items and supplies that are used for recreational activities. Hawaii is known for is great beach activities. These activities include sunbathing, swimming, boating, fishing, surfing, and snorkeling. if you plan to participate in these activities, you will need to bring a swimsuit and a beach towel with you. Even if you opt for land based activities, like hiking, camping, or horseback riding, comfortable clothes and sneakers are recommended.
It is also important to pack a small amount of toiletries. to save you time, as well as reduce problems at airport security checkpoints, travel size toiletries are recommended. Most department stores sell these convenient travel sizes. Deodorant, shampoo, soap, and toothpaste is recommended. Although your hotel or vacation resort may provide you with some small toiletries, there are no guarantees. And, these items are often expensive to purchase in popular vacation destinations.
The above mentioned items are all must haves that you should bring with you on your next trip to Hawaii. to help ensure you are fully prepared for your trip, you should create a luggage checklist for yourself. Check off each item as you pack it and you should arrive at your destination with everything you need.


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tvOS Beta Now Available To Download [Devs Only]
By Uzair Ghani
Along with iOS 9.1 beta 1, Apple also took the liberty to release tvOS beta for those enrolled in the Apple Developer Program.
For those who are not aware, tvOS is the underlying software that powers the newly announced Apple TV, which is packed to the rafters with features unimaginable in a set-top box. The new Apple TV with tvOS marks the first ever instance where the Cupertino tech giant is bringing apps to the big screen, or our living room, depending on how you look at it.
If you're a developer, it's worth noting here that tvOS is not compatible with the third-generation Apple TV or lower, and is solely meant for the new hardware which Apple announced on stage today. Apart from tvOS, Apple also released iOS 9.1 beta 1 to developers a while back. Given that the new Apple TV will hit retail channels in October, it's likely that iOS 9.1 will also hit consumer channels during that time, along with the 12.9-inch iPad Pro.
With the new Apple TV, the Cupertino tech giant is reimagining how we see a set-top box, and in order to boost the device's credentials, the new Apple TV features a full-blown App Store along with a new UI that focuses directly on the content you want to consume, and to top things off, Siri is also thrown into the mix with support for universal search which will be expanded to other sources as we move into the future.
Apart from the tvOS beta, Apple has also released the tvOS SDK, so developers can immediately start creating apps for the company's new set-top device. The tvOS SDK is also available to download from the Apple Developer Program. And for those who are unaware, the Apple Developer Program requires $99 annual fee to get the ball rolling. If you're a developer and are aspiring to create apps for the new Apple TV, then we suggest that you toss in your cash and get a membership right away.
For consumers, the new Apple TV is a big release, and given its $149 – $199 price tag, the device is not an expensive one either given its powerful feature set. Alongside the new Apple TV, the Cupertino tech giant is also selling the third-gen Apple TV as well for the same price of just $69. It would've been great if Apple had brought some features of the new Apple TV to the older model, but we're certain the company didn't do so just to keep a stark difference between the two devices.
Will you be buying the new Apple TV? Let us know in the comments section below.
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While the U.S flounders on reauthorizing VAWA, at the potential peril of domestic violence victims, Australia has enacted measures that will likely severely curtail abuse. New legislation prohibits anyone who had been convicted of domestic violence anywhere in the world from getting a visa to enter the country. The new law even allows those who have been convicted and are currently living in the country on visas to be kicked out, as of Feb. 28, 2019. I am not expressing support for that law, as certainly it raises some concerns about rehabilitation and second chances, but it does stand in stark contrast to the lack of political will to address domestic violence thoroughly in the U.S.
LAURA FINLEY, PH.D. teaches in the Barry University Department of Sociology & Criminology and is syndicated by PeaceVoice.


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My research focuses on the history and problematics of classical Chinese literature, specifically narrative literature and literature of fiction of the late classical to premodern periods (Yuan, Ming and early Qing, 13th to 18th centuries), in vernacular classical Chinese (novel, short story, theater, novella collections, lyrical and narrative poetry). In this area, I have done scholarly work, such as inventories of narrative sources (on huaben 話 本 short stories, ca. 17th century), or bibliographical research on rare editions (in Japan and France ). The analysis of sources and rewriting processes in the context of Chinese diglossia between literary sinitic and vernacular language is one of my main interests.
I have published scholarly translations of vernacular stories, theater, and poetry. Among these translations : Jingu qiguan (ca. 1640) ; The Story of the Western Wing, ca. 1300) ; the "Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368)" part of the Anthology of Chinese poetry (Anthologie de la poésie chinoise), Bibliothèque de la Pléiade. I am currently preparing an annotated translation of the chuanqi by Kong Shangren (1648-1718), The Peach Blossom Fan (Taohua shan).
One of my areas of research is related to the exploration of forms of expression of subjectivity, e.g., in love stories, or more generally through the process by which a given theme shows variations depending on the genre in which it is vectorized (wether in classical or in vernacular Chinese ; in verse or in prose ; according to different genres, such as short story, novel or drama). I make use of analytical tools derived from psychoanalysis (e.g., in the relationship between subjectivity and language) and from translation studies. The concept of intralingual translation is of particular importance to me, in order to analyze rewriting mechanisms between different states of the Chinese language or between various genres.
I am also interested in issues of interlingual translation, in regard with issues of translation of modern concepts into Chinese, as well as cross-cultural issues, particularly in connection with the topic of subjectivity. I have worked on issues related to the impact of the Chinese transition to Westernized modernity on the subjectivity, especially around the writings of the contemporary trend of the "native psychology" (Bentu xinlixue 本土 心理學).
An international project on the issues of intralingual translation, diglossia and vernacular writing or rewriting, entitled "Intralingual Translation, Diglossia and the Rise of Vernaculars in East Asian Classical and Premodern Cultures".
The preparation of a monograph on the imaginary representation of suicide in premodern China (13th to 18thcenturies). By exploring certain themes or recurring sequences related to suicide, I focus on the analysis of the representations and discourse on suicide as major literary theme of the late classical/premodern periods. This research is related to my weekly conference at EPHE-PSL.


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by KYLE NAPIER December 8, 2011 September 4, 2020
Family Literacy Day can be celebrated through playing
Nearly a month after bonding with relatives over the holidays, many families in Canada will be participating in another event, Family Literacy Day, by reading with their children.
Vivianna Noguerra, however, will be celebrating the national initiative earlier than most.
Developed by ABC Life Literacy Canada in 1999, the event encourages reading through "simply setting aside 15 minutes of family time to read, play a game, write a letter, or even follow a recipe together," according to the Family Literacy Day event guide.
However, not all parents have the skills to read to their children, and have to find other ways to foster learning.
Noguera, who emigrated in 2000 from Bolivia to Calgary, is fluent in Spanish but finds literacy in any language to be a daunting task.
"I'm not reading too much, and I'm not writing. In my country, no school for me. I start working at too young," says the mother of seven.
Kiara Noguera reading along with Sandy Ireland, while Viviana Noguera watches alongside with her son.
Photo by: Kyle NapierNoguera sought assistance for her two-year-old daughter, Kiara, and is now working with Sandy Ireland, a mentor with the Learning Starts at Home program, to give Kiara the opportunity to read that Vivianna didn't have going up.
Specifically, the two meet in Noguera's house to teach Kiara how to learn through play.
Together, they do a multitude of activities to help Kiara develop her literacy skills. They make letters and animals out of homemade playing dough, read books and make noises from the books, and bake foods like pizza or cake.
"I appreciate that so much, when people come here and teach me how to teach my kids," says Noguera.
So far, the program has had a drastic effect on the previously shy Kiara, who used to cry constantly because she couldn't communicate well.
Now the young girl has learned to share and dance, and gets excited about being social and jumps at the opportunity to make animal noises with books.
For parents having difficulties with literacy but who still want to read to their kids, Ireland says you can get creative by inventing new stories.
"You can tell any story to go with the pictures," she says. "It's still interactive and fun for the kids."
This year's Family Literacy Day theme, Journey to Learning, will focus on the learning bond between a parent and child. The Calgary Public Library is participating in the event, which happens on Jan. 27, 2012, by hosting a Read, Sing, and Play! program at all Calgary library locations. This is geared towards children aged two to five who are with a parent or caregiver.
Diana Villeneuve, literacy and learning advocate for the Calgary Public Library, says we should start early with reading and playing with kids.
"Literacy skills start to develop right at birth," she says.
While Family Literacy Day is only once a year, she also says that the event "encourages families to get together every day to practice literacy based activities."
Villeneuve recommends that people who aren't comfortable with having low-literacy should seek out a literacy program. She says, "I really admire people that do take that step and decide to improve their ability to read."
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by Ashley Freeman, Calgary Journal

Alphabet Play-Doh

by Ashley Freeman, Calgary Journal
December 8, 2011

Family Literacy Day can be celebrated through playing

Nearly a month after bonding with relatives over the holidays, many families in Canada will be participating in another event, Family Literacy Day, by reading with their children.

Vivianna Noguerra, however, will be celebrating the national initiative earlier than most.

Developed by ABC Life Literacy Canada in 1999, the event encourages reading through "simply setting aside 15 minutes of family time to read, play a game, write a letter, or even follow a recipe together," according to the Family Literacy Day event guide.

However, not all parents have the skills to read to their children, and have to find other ways to foster learning.

Noguera, who emigrated in 2000 from Bolivia to Calgary, is fluent in Spanish but finds literacy in any language to be a daunting task.

"I'm not reading too much, and I'm not writing. In my country, no school for me. I start working at too young," says the mother of seven.

Kiara Noguera reading along with Sandy Ireland, while Viviana Noguera watches alongside with her son.
Photo by: Kyle NapierNoguera sought assistance for her two-year-old daughter, Kiara, and is now working with Sandy Ireland, a mentor with the Learning Starts at Home program, to give Kiara the opportunity to read that Vivianna didn't have going up.

Specifically, the two meet in Noguera's house to teach Kiara how to learn through play.

Together, they do a multitude of activities to help Kiara develop her literacy skills. They make letters and animals out of homemade playing dough, read books and make noises from the books, and bake foods like pizza or cake.

"I appreciate that so much, when people come here and teach me how to teach my kids," says Noguera.

So far, the program has had a drastic effect on the previously shy Kiara, who used to cry constantly because she couldn't communicate well.

Now the young girl has learned to share and dance, and gets excited about being social and jumps at the opportunity to make animal noises with books.

For parents having difficulties with literacy but who still want to read to their kids, Ireland says you can get creative by inventing new stories.

"You can tell any story to go with the pictures," she says. "It's still interactive and fun for the kids."

This year's Family Literacy Day theme, Journey to Learning, will focus on the learning bond between a parent and child. The Calgary Public Library is participating in the event, which happens on Jan. 27, 2012, by hosting a Read, Sing, and Play! program at all Calgary library locations. This is geared towards children aged two to five who are with a parent or caregiver.

Diana Villeneuve, literacy and learning advocate for the Calgary Public Library, says we should start early with reading and playing with kids.

"Literacy skills start to develop right at birth," she says.

While Family Literacy Day is only once a year, she also says that the event "encourages families to get together every day to practice literacy based activities."

Villeneuve recommends that people who aren't comfortable with having low-literacy should seek out a literacy program. She says, "I really admire people that do take that step and decide to improve their ability to read."

knapier@cjournal.ca

This article first appeared on Calgary Journal and is republished here under a Creative Commons license.


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Bristol Reggae Orchestra
Bristol Reggae Orchestra is one of the UK's most unique, inspiring and uplifting community projects. Set up in early 2010, its debut sold out St George's in Bristol, a renowned classical music venue, and turned it into a seething dance hall. Since then, performances at local festivals, in the St Paul's community and around the southwest have confirmed the Reggae Orchestra as one to watch.
They are a collective of 40 local musicians, drawing their influences from reggae, ska, jazz and classical music, and include in their ranks professional musicians, students, hobbyists and session players, as well as those who have rarely played in public before. They play a compelling repertoire drawn from bravely crafted originals, many from talented composers in St Paul's and the wider Bristol area, as well as reggae and ska classics from the likes of Bob Marley and Lord Tanamo.
Originally called 'The St Paul's Reggae Orchestra', the group was renamed 'The Bristol Reggae Orchestra' mid-2010 to reflect its wider scope, although it still remains true to its roots in St Paul's where it rehearses on a weekly basis.
bristolreggaeorchestra.com/
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Minutes by Bristol Reggae Orchestra
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In this month's newsletter, we discuss how our team sat down and revisited what the core values of Choose a Challenge are and how we're making strides to provide much more than just an international challenge to our student participants.
We Heard Your Feedback and We're Taking Action!
After having a chance to analyze and take into account all of our feedback from our May 2018 trekkers, we've all sat down as a team to discuss how we're going to take your thoughts and suggestions into real life change to make our adventures even better!
Welcome to our July newsletter! It's an exciting time here at Choose a Challenge USA as we continue to settle into our new office in New York City. The team is working dilligently on some new and exciting projects including our Team Leader Training Day and our offical company rebrand (more details to follow next month). Outside of our monthly newsletter we'll be keeping everyone updated about everything else going on through our Facebook, Twitterand Instagram so make sure to follow us.
And that is that. Our first Kilimanjaro climbers of the Summer have stood aloft the peak of Africa and conquered what they set their minds upon achieving a mere 7 months ago. Although they are now back in the relative comfort of our hotel enjoying a well earned meal and shower they will undoubtedly have gained memories and a story which will last a lifetime. Read more about their advenutre here.


As we annouced previously, BioGUID.org has been incorporated into the Global Names suite of indexes and services. Within two days of this happening, we recieved some wonderful news: BioGUID.org won second place in the GBIF Ebbe Nielsen Challenge! We're very excited about this recognition, and it re-inforces our decision to incorporate BioGUID into the GNA system. You can follow continuing developments on the new BioGUID Blog.


At Raytheon, we've created a culture that strengthens mission-driven self-starters who thrive on continual learning, big ideas and real-world challenges.
Whether you're just starting out on your career journey or you're an experienced professional, it's important that you feel recognized and rewarded for your contributions. We're proud to offer a comprehensive and competitive benefits package to you, your spouse and your eligible children. In addition to protecting your and your family's health and well-being, we've designed our wide array of benefits to meet your personal and professional needs.
Note: Benefits may vary by business unit and location. Pay and benefits for employees represented by a bargaining unit will be in accordance with the collective bargaining agreement. Employees assigned to contracts subject to the Service Contract Act or Davis Bacon Act will continue to be administered in accordance with those laws.


Singer/song writer Melissa Etheridge has been a hit maker for two decades with songs like "I'm the Only One," "Like the Way I Do," "Breathe," and "Bring Me Some Water." Today, she was a certified hit at the National Biodiesel Conference with her inspirational story of how her battle with breast cancer led her to want to make a difference in the world and how she believes biodiesel is helping.
Etheridge was extremely gracious and generous with her time at the conference – which was not a paid gig, by the way. She not only shared her story, she also entertained with two songs – "What Happens Tomorrow" and "I Need to Wake Up," her Oscar-winning theme song from "An Inconvenient Truth." In addition, she took time for a press conference, individual interviews and lots of photos with fans.
She started using biodiesel after a chance meeting with Willie Nelson on a plane a few years ago. That led to her starting to use biodiesel in all of her tour buses and trucks, as well as in her own personal vehicle, a Ford diesel Excursion that she fills with biodiesel in her own garage. "When I pick my kids up from school they tell me, 'Mom we can smell you coming half way down the block," Melissa told the crowd at the conference today.
She says that when she saw the plane that safely landed on the Hudson River last month and everyone got out safely, it was a sign to her. "We are all going to get out of this alive, we're gonna do it," she said.
For her efforts and enthusiasm, Etheridge received this year's Influence award from the National Biodiesel Board, presented to her by NBB CEO Joe Jobe and Daryl Hannah.


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You do not have to write the deep nest element.The zencoding like notation helps you.

# Install and Setup

bower

```
bower install --save ng-zen-wrap
```

```
angular.module('your-module', ['ng-zen-wrap'])
```

npm

```
npm install --save ng-zen-wrap
```

```
angular.module('your-module', [require('ng-zen-wrap')])
```

# Usage

source

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April 09, 2019: In a recent development, a huge amount of cash has been seized by flying squad in Maligaon, Guwahati ahead of the upcoming Lok Sabha election.
As per reports, officials have seized cash worth twenty lakh seventy-five thousand rupees from two women travelling to Jalukbari in a Scorpio car. Reportedly, both the women who are employees of a hospital in Nagaon failed to provide legit documents for carrying such a huge sum of cash.
Officials suspect that the cash was intended to be distributed among voters.


Gabe Sierra is the founder and President of Prometrix Consulting. Prior to founding Prometrix He was Chief of Staff for OSHA. During his tenure as a senior member of the Assistant Secretary's management team he helped lead a decline in the injury / illness and fatality rates to the lowest levels in the nation's history. With more than 20 years of industry and government experience, he has extensive professional expertise in industrial engineering and construction, OSHA regulatory management, manufacturing, and process manufacturing technology development. He possesses 7 utility patents and holds a BS in Electrical Engineering and MBA in Finance.


New to the forum and hope I get this right... working from an iPad. Hope the photo loads and you enjoy it.
Great intense capture on her face. I'm looking at this is via Iphone, so I'm not sure about the sharpness on the eye. There is a size limit to an image you can upload. I forget the size but hopefully Marko will comment on it. If you upload a photo bigger than the size limit, the site resized the image and in return, makes the focus of the image not sharp.
I thought it didn't look it's best... maybe next time I would try loading it from my PC instead of the iPad. Not sure if that would make a difference of not but I'm assuming the iPad optimizes it for that platform. Thanks for the feedback!
I like the look of this image - Nice intensity on the bird as RM said.
Most people on this forum pull the image from flickr or another 3rd party.
If you want to post directly as I do....the file needs to be 325 k or less to retain its original sharpness.
Hope that helps and thanks for joining!
Thank Marko, I will play with posting and see what works best for me.


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Q: How can i post data to php using json just to receive data depending on posted data? i'm trying to post data to my php-file using json. In my php-file, I want to use the posted data for a mySQL-Select-Statement and return the selection to my code and displaying it as a list.
What is the simpliest way to do it?
This is my 'postData()':
   public void postData() {
    //trying
    List<Map<String, String>> buyCategories = new ArrayList<Map<String, String>>();
    //trying

    try{
        // url where the data will be posted
        String postReceiverUrl = "http://www.url.de/getArticles.php";

        // HttpClient
        HttpClient httpClient = new DefaultHttpClient();

        // post header
        HttpPost httpPost = new HttpPost(postReceiverUrl);

        int cat = UsingSharedPrefs.getChosenCategorie();
        if(cat == 0) {
            cat = 100;
        }
        String cats = Integer.toString(cat);

        // add your data
        List<NameValuePair> nameValuePairs = new ArrayList<NameValuePair>();
        nameValuePairs.add(new BasicNameValuePair("categorieId", cats));

        httpPost.setEntity(new UrlEncodedFormEntity(nameValuePairs));

        // execute HTTP post request
        HttpResponse response = httpClient.execute(httpPost);
        HttpEntity resEntity = response.getEntity();

        if (resEntity != null) {

            JSONObject jsonResponse = new JSONObject(jsonResult);
            JSONArray jsonMainNode = jsonResponse.getJSONArray("testproducts");
            for (int i = 0; i < jsonMainNode.length(); i++) {
                JSONObject jsonChildNode = jsonMainNode.getJSONObject(i);
                String name = jsonChildNode.getString("testproduct_name");
                String price = jsonChildNode.getString("testproduct_price");
                String path = jsonChildNode.getString("testproduct_buffer");

                HashMap<String, String> hmBuyCategories = new HashMap<String,String>();
                hmBuyCategories.put("txt", "Categorie : " + name);
                hmBuyCategories.put("pri", "Price : " + price);
                hmBuyCategories.put("bes","Currency : " + path);

                int imageId = getResources().getIdentifier("jollocks.logle:drawable/" + path, null, null);

                hmBuyCategories.put("pic", Integer.toString(imageId) );

                buyCategories.add(hmBuyCategories);
                }
            String responseStr = EntityUtils.toString(resEntity).trim();
            Log.v(TAG, "Response: " +  responseStr);
        }

    } catch (ClientProtocolException e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
    } catch (IOException e) {
        e.printStackTrace();
    } catch (JSONException e) {
        Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(), "Errortest" + e.toString(),
        Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
    }

    String[] from = { "pic","txt","pri", "bes" };

    int[] to = { R.id.buffer,R.id.name, R.id.price, R.id.beschreibung};

    ListView listView = ( ListView ) findViewById(R.id.sampleListView);

    SimpleAdapter simpleAdapter = new SimpleAdapter(this, buyCategories,
    R.layout.list_item_product,
    from, to);
    listView.setAdapter(simpleAdapter);
}

A: You can use volley library.
Android volley is a networking library was introduced to make networking calls much easier, faster without writing tons of code. By default all the volley network calls works asynchronously, so we don't have to worry about using asynctask anymore.
http://developer.android.com/training/volley/simple.html

A: First of all you should move the code in a separate thread to avoid ANR. You could use an AsyncTask but be aware of memory lekeage.
Otherwise you can use volley as suggested or OkHttp. They are libraries that help you to manage HTTP connection and handle requests in a separate thread.
For example if you want to use OkHttp:
  OkHttpClient client = new OkHttpClient();
  Request request = new Request.Builder().url(url).build();
  client.newCall(request).enqueue(new Callback() {

        @Override
        public void onFailure(Request request, IOException e) {
           // Notify error
        }

        @Override
        public void onResponse(Response response) throws IOException {

               // Here you parse the response
               // when ready update the View
                handler.post(new Runnable() {
                    @Override
                    public void run() {
                        // Here you update the listview
                    }
                });

        }
    });

Hope it will help you!!

A: First of all, you should know that running this code on the main UI would give you errors, you try implementing this in a AsyncTask.
Secondly, "JSONObject jsonResponse = new JSONObject(jsonResult);"
where did you declare the "jsonResult" variable, according to your codes i don't see where you declared. Also you should know that DefaultHttpClient is now deprecated, its better to use UrlConnect for your http calls.
Lastly i agree with Patil, you should get your hands on some android networking libraries eg Retrofit or Volley and play around with since you are a beginner.

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The zone operates both passenger and freight trains. The biggest station is Chennai Central. Major important stations include Chennai Egmore,Thiruvananthapuram, Coimbatore, Viluppuram, Ernakulam, Madurai, Trichy, Katpadi, Erode, Tirunelveli, Salem. Passenger trains range from day intercity trains to overnight trains, long-distance trains to other zones, shatabdi and passenger trains stopping at many stations. The zone owns a large amount of coaches. These are maintained at coach care centres. Basin Bridge coach care centre serving Chennai central is one of the biggest in the country. Most major stations have a coach care Centre. The stations which don't have such facilities are served by trains through sometimes complex rake-sharing arrangements which also increases the utilization of the coaches. Apart from these Centres, the zone has MEMU and DEMU car sheds. These are available in Avadi, Trichy, Erode, Palakkad and Kollam. The zone also operates suburban system in Chennai.


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Flames unveil plans for new arena complex in downtown Calgary
The Calgary Flames currently have the fourth oldest arena in the NHL, but a new proposal hopes to change that. The Flames ownership group unveiled plans for a new complex, a $900 million building that would also house the CFL's Calgary Stampeders, but it could be more than five years before the Flames actually see a new home.
Jared Clinton
Calgary's Saddledome is currently the fourth oldest building in the entire NHL, but the Flames don't plan on being there much longer after unveiling plans for a new arena complex to be built in downtown Calgary. Tuesday evening, the Flames ownership group presented what they're calling CalgaryNEXT, a $900 million arena which would include a 20,000-seat hockey arena and 30,000-seat football stadium. The football stadium would double as a public fieldhouse. Actually getting the arena in place won't be an easy process, however.
In order for the stadium to be built, the project will need significant public funding, including the payment of a $250 million ticket tax by fans and a suggested $200 million from taxpayers to go towards the public fieldhouse. "I have said for a long time — and continue to strongly believe — that public money must be for public benefit and not private profit," said
Calgary mayor Naheed Nenshi in a statement. "The question for council, the ownership group and all Calgarians is whether this proposal meets that test." Nenshi did, however, call the arena proposal "intriguing," and said he was pleased to see Flames ownership come forward with a proposal that included $200 million in funding from the team.
If the arena were to get the go-ahead, Flames president and CEO Ken King said the hope would be that it could open in five years' time. "At a gallop, if we were to cut the ribbon on a project like this in five years, we'd be very, very happy,"
King told the Calgary Herald. "I don't know if that's particularly ambitious, but it's somewhat ambitious." King added that if this proposal doesn't go through, the Flames don't currently have a backup plan for a new building. The need for a new arena in Calgary stems from the fact that come 2017, the Flames will have the second oldest building in the NHL. Both the Detroit Red Wings' Joe Louis Arena and Edmonton Oilers' Rexall Place are currently older than the Saddledome, but Detroit and Edmonton are both expected to have new buildings open by 2017. The league's oldest building is the New York Rangers' home, Madison Square Garden. "Is this good for Calgary and is this good for Calgarians? If we come to an affirmative answer, what we will do is get to the starting line of a very difficult, very arduous process to bring this home and to bring it to fruition," said King. "Nothing good is easy."
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'If I had called, maybe…', Neha Marda revealed after the death of Siddhant Veer Sooryavanshi
Neha Marda's disclosure on Siddhant Veer's death
TV actresses Neha Marda and Siddhant Veer Suryavanshi worked together in the famous TV show 'Kyon Rishton Mein Katti Batti'. Now Neha Marda is deeply saddened by the news of the actor's death. Meanwhile, in an interview given to the Times, the actress expressed her grief and told that the conversation between the two had stopped due to just some minor argument.
Said- 'I wish I had done them, maybe…'
Neha is very sorry that why they did not resolve their mutual quarrel while Siddhant was alive. Neha said in the interview, "I feel so bad that after a disagreement on something, we stopped talking to each other. From being close friends, we became just co-actors. Now I regret not calling him. If I had made that call, we would have been friends again. I can't believe he's gone."
Siddhant was fond of gym
Neha Marda told that Siddhant was fond of gym and he took special care of his health. The actress said, 'He never used to eat anything wrong and even in parties I never saw him drinking. He was such a fitness freak that we used to consult him on what to eat and what not to lose weight. My husband and Siddhant were good friends and the four of us along with his wife Alessia used to party a lot at my house in Mumbai.
Debut with this TV show
Neha and Siddhant have also previously worked in the famous TV show 'Mamta'. Siddhant made his TV debut in 2005 with Kusum and gained popularity with shows like Sufiyana Ishq Mera and Ziddi Dil Mane Na. His last show was Control Room, which ended in September this year.
Siddhant's last TV serial
After this Siddhant was a part of shows like Krishna Arjun, Kasautii Zindagii Kay. After that he also appeared in TV shows like Woh Prarthana, Bhagyavidhata, Kya Dil Mein Hai. However, in the meantime, he tried his luck in the film world as well. However, in the year 2020, he returned to TV again and appeared as a lead role in the serial 'Kyun Rishton Mein Katti Batti' with actress Neha Marda.
read this also: Siddhant made this complaint a few seconds before his death, then as soon as he sat on the bench… important disclosure of the person present in the gym
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45 year old man wants to be like 18 year old boy, spent crores of rupees for this plan