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Slice of Life Story Challenge
DAY 31 OF THE MARCH SOLSC! #SOL19
Sunday March 31, 2019 Monday April 1, 2019 Lanny Ball
Write. Share. Give.
Welcome to the thirty-first and final day of the 12th Annual Slice of Life Story Challenge!
Please allow all of us at Two Writing Teachers and the entire Slicing Community to say…
Also, remember, if you plan to enter your classroom into the Classroom Slice of Life Story Challenge, you can access our padlet here:
Finally, be sure to tune in tomorrow to enter your name for prizes if you sliced everyday during the month of March!
Balancing background information with a slice of life can be tricky. Check out how blogger and slicer Jennifer Kesler pulls it off with her post entitled, "I Love Surprises!" You can read her post here.
Need to contact a co-author with a question? Please email us rather than leaving your question within your comment (below). Thank you, in advance, for your patience with us. We receive an especially high volume of emails during the first few days of our challenges. We will respond to all emails as soon as possible.
If you have questions about the Classroom Challenge, which will take place April 2019, you may contact one of these co-authors:
If your last name begins with the letters A – M, please email questions to DebFrazier4[at]gmail.com.
If your last name begins with the letters N – Z, please email questions to Kathleen Sokolowski mrs.sokolowski[at]gmail.com.
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Published by Lanny Ball
For more than 29 years, Lanny has taught, coached, presented, staff developed, and consulted within the exciting and enigmatic world of literacy. With unyielding passion and belief in the possibility of workshop teaching, Lanny has worked to support students, teachers, and school administrators around the country in outgrowing themselves as both writers and readers. Working first as a classroom teacher, then as a coach and TCRWP Staff Developer, Lanny is now a literacy specialist, working and living in the great state of Connecticut. Outside of literacy, he enjoys raising his three ambitious young daughters with his wife, and playing the piano. Find him on this blog, as well as on Twitter @LannyBall. Lanny is also a former co-author of a blog dedicated to supporting writing teachers and coaches that maintain classroom writing workshops, twowritingteachers.org. View all posts by Lanny Ball
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224 thoughts on "DAY 31 OF THE MARCH SOLSC! #SOL19"
Veronica says:
Monday April 1, 2019 at 12:06 am
What writing for a month straight did to me:
https://purolovepuroclothespins.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/what-writing-for-a-month-straight-did-to-me-solc-day31/
(I forgot to hit post comment!)
georgiaaustin1 says:
https://georgiaiswriting.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/challenges-as-opportunities/
Sunday March 31, 2019 at 11:55 pm
In the last minutes.
https://imlivingmywords.blogspot.com/2019/03/true-slicing-fashion.html
bbutler627 says:
Sunday Night Special…
https://abitofanalliterate.com/2019/03/31/sunday-nights-special/
josepheferro says:
The final slice: on playing school.
Thanks for the readers, the comments, and the inspiration. As a first-time slicer, I'll be back.
https://inresponsetothat.com/2019/04/01/in-response-to-playing-school/
GirlGriot says:
Thank you for another excellent SOLS Challenge! So grateful for the space you've created here! https://girlgriot.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/some-dust-has-been-bitten/
shawndastories says:
ZooDoo!
https://shawndastories.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/zoodoo/
inkayshoes says:
https://vovome.home.blog/2019/04/01/untitled/
Teachers Today Students Forever says:
A Slice of Slices.
This has been such a fun challenge!! I have enjoyed writing and reading with all of you!!
http://teacherstodaystudentsforever.com/2019/03/31/slice-of-life-31-a-slice-of-slices/
karpenglish says:
Not quite the slice I was planning for today, because life happens! I'll see you year-round slicers on Tuesday as I give the weekly SOL yet another attempt! https://karpenglish.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/the-best-laid-plans/
Tamara Jaimes says:
A final Slice. Thanks to Sheri Spelic, @edifiedlistener, for the encouragement to share a story about race. https://theloyalheretic.com/2019/04/01/doing-the-work-sol19-3-31-19/
Lisa-Beth Lovero says:
Wow! 31 days! http://lblovero.edublogs.org/2019/04/01/time-flies-sol-day-31/
Erin Bradley says:
https://alwaysjoyful.home.blog/2019/04/01/day-31-home/
daniellecaryn says:
A heavy note to end on, but it is what came out today. Glad to have been part of this community, despite it all…slice on!
https://missionslice.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/day-31/
BeReal81 says:
Thank you, Sister!
https://bereal.blog/2019/03/31/an-ode-to-my-sister/
writingandlaughing says:
I like to save the "All about me" type of posts until the very last day… 😉
https://writingandlaughing.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/day-31-31-sol19/
hollymueller says:
Today's picture book inspiration, Thank You, Omu!, is the perfect ending to an amazing month! A thank you note… https://hollymueller.blogspot.com/2019/03/slice-of-life-story-challenge-31-thank.html
No Lamb for us!
https://moonsnailsdaisiesmarmots.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/no-lamb-for-us/
Meaghan says:
How did this slice end up involving the father in law I never met? I have no idea how this happened.
https://thenotsonewlywed.wordpress.com/2019/04/01/better-than-a-sharp-stick-in-the-eye-sol19/
Sonia Jaffe Robbins says:
my sleep monitor is gaslighting me:
https://redemma1991.blogspot.com/2019/03/sol31-sleep-monitors.html
Ameliasb says:
Soul Collage vs end of SOL for the month, tough choice
https://insightoffsite.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/sol-2019-march-31/
lmwp2016megginv says:
https://lmwp2016megginv.wordpress.com/2019/04/01/sun-is-sun/ Find your warmth
Patricia J Holloway says:
Thanks to all. https://patriciajhollowaystudio.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/sol2019-day-31/
natashadomina says:
A poem about robins turned into a metaphor about this month of slicing: https://tendingbulbs.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/robins-and-writers/
aggiekesler says:
A Perfect Day!
https://aggiekesler.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/more-days-like-this/
macrush53 says:
I made it. Is it spring break? https://deowriter.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/solsc19-31-31-i-made-it-is-it-spring-break/
booksonthebackporch says:
Sunday March 31, 2019 at 9:55 pm
Proud of accomplishing the challenge. A little reflection on the last day…
https://booksonthebackporch.wordpress.com/2019/04/01/i-did-it/
kd0602 says:
Taking time for #reflection on this last day of #solc2019.
http://thinkingthroughmylens.com/2019/03/31/reflections-on-solc-2019-day-31/
Katy Collins (@MissCollins606) says:
Reflections on Year 6, not always my best writing, but a true slice of March 2019–Maybe that's what it's about?
https://mscollins223.blogspot.com/2019/03/slice-of-life-day-31-march-2019-recorded.html
EugeniaKouts says:
Day 31 – This was my original post that I wrote in my head back in February, but life actually got in the way and I wrote about what my life was like today instead of what I thought my day would be like in February. So I decided to write this original post anyway!
https://crazykouts.home.blog/2019/03/31/day-31-one-more-post/
Emily Culbertson says:
We did it! I can sleep with a smile tonight.
https://sometimesfabuloussometimesfail.blogspot.com/2019/03/with-grateful-heart.html
LSquared says:
https://inspiringteacherstowrite.com/2019/03/31/end-march/
Elana Waugh says:
Twenty-six cents may not seem like a lot but to a nine year old, she made a difference. https://fallhugs.blogspot.com/2019/03/giving-back.html
joyousthoughts says:
Goodbye, March!
https://joyousthoughts614619250.wordpress.com/2019/04/01/the-beginning-of-what-comes-next-3-31-19/
Leah Graham McFarlane says:
A farewell tour…
https://myteachertown.blogspot.com/2019/03/farewell-tour.html
Melody says:
Back to school tomorrow-
https://stumbleon.weebly.com/blog/counting-down
Joan Durrin says:
Cleaning out the chest of drawers. As I do, I make this connection.
https://joanmariewriterlylife.home.blog/2019/04/01/good-bye-dear-friend-sol19-31-31/
keitheduardo says:
The Hot Iron
https://livelifelovewords.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/what-my-iron-made-me-think-about-today/
Geoff Reed says:
Last slice goals
https://reedwrites214098588.wordpress.com/2019/04/01/last-slice/
svalter says:
A reminder to slow down…responsibility can wait
https://readreflectteach.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/mommy-will-you-play-with-me-sol19-day-31/
I thought this day would never arrive!
https://angelinasgarden.wordpress.com/2019/04/01/march-31/
Woot Woot! 31 days! I celebrated with another kind of challenge. .
https://onathought.com/2019/03/31/sol19-march-31-a-slice-of-our-dollar-store-challenge/
Beth Sanderson says:
The appeal of orange stickers…
http://areadinglife.org/2019/03/31/grateful/
Beth Scanlon says:
Last post! Thank you SOLSC team! https://seekingsix.blogspot.com/2019/03/the-sunday-seven_31.html
Vickiela says:
https://vickielawrites.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/just-the-beginning/
Leigh Anne Eck says:
Ending the challenge today with a six word reflection. Thank you to the TWT team – you guys are great!
http://adayinthelifeof19b.blogspot.com/2019/03/sustain-writing-sol19.html
clumbra45 says:
Ending the challenge with a poem… inspired by Katherine Sokolowski's age poetry! I used her own age poems as mentors.
http://threefourthoughts.edublogs.org/2019/03/31/this-is-28/
Chris (ReadSoMuch) says:
My husband worked all day to rebuild my school's little library. I'm so grateful!
https://readingamidthechaos.blogspot.com/2019/03/little-library-rebuild-solc19.html
It's the end of the month and I've reached the top of the hill. Thank you slicing community.
https://gentleryan.blogspot.com/2019/03/sol-31-top-of-hill.html
achaiteacher says:
Thank you, dear reader!
https://achaiteacher.wordpress.com/2019/04/01/dear-reader/
Mary G Brown says:
The lion roars.
https://scatteredthoughtsmary.blogspot.com/2019/03/out-like-angry-lion.html
Pia Alliende says:
Partir, c'est mourir un peu, Thanks for stopping by!
https://elintervencionista.wordpress.com/2019/04/01/day-31-saying-goodbye-is-like-dying-a-little-sol19/
Day 31: https://crazykouts.home.blog/2019/03/31/day-31-everything-greek/
https://etirwotecapsa.blogspot.com/2019/03/only-beginning.html
mgminer says:
Happy to reflect on this month of writing. Thank you so much TWO WRITING TEACHERS, and all you wonderful slicers!
https://pelicansandprose.com/2019/03/31/a-path/
carwilc says:
Slice #31- https://carolwscorner.blogspot.com/2019/03/slice-31-its-over.html
dreaminwithdar2 says:
https://dreaminwithdar.blogspot.com/2019/03/another-march.html
zasadilj says:
https://marchmoments.wordpress.com/2019/04/01/final-days-of-spring-break
Katie Kraushaar says:
Keep writing, keep looking up to an ever-changing sky…
https://mskraushaar.blogspot.com/2019/03/3131-fresh-perspective.html
notthewholestory says:
Oh, To Be Last https://gooddeids1.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/oh-to-be-last/
honderick says:
Could not have ended this challenge with a better slice. https://honderick.blogspot.com/2019/03/becoming-change.html
lfitzgerald2015 says:
https://wordpress.com/page/lfitzgerald2015.wordpress.com/221
Andrea Clark says:
The end is near, but not in the way that you are thinking: https://teachingwithmrsclark.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/the-end-is-near/.
mshubb1104 says:
Grand Finale:
https://learntoteachmjh.blogspot.com/2019/03/finale.html
Lori Seidelman says:
http://luuluu.edublogs.org/2019/03/31/wow-what-a-five-minutes/
A lot can happen in 5 minutes
The Art of Slicing: A few things I've learned about myself and my writing in the month of March – in large part thanks to this community! https://paperbacked.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/slice-of-life-31-the-art-of-slicing/
Erin Vogler says:
Silent All These Years…but no more
https://fosteringvoicesandchoices.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/silent-all-these-years/
Day 30 (Never published, so here it is again):
https://crazykouts.home.blog/2019/03/31/day-30-updates-for-day-18-29/
Ellen Smith says:
We have not "embraced the raccoon" philosophy!
https://ellensruminations.blogspot.com/2019/03/raccoon-challenge-update.html
Anna Maria says:
31 days have flown by! Onto April showers and May flowers.
https://thesassymightymissb.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/31-days-of-change/
catherinegehman says:
Sarah in Pantone Color
https://catherinegehman.squarespace.com/new-blog/2019/3/31/sarah-in-pantone-colors
Liz Forderhase says:
https://loves2writealot.blogspot.com/2019/03/31-of-31-i-made-it.html
Another amazing month:
https://tswalkingthedog.blogspot.com/2019/03/march-marches-on.html
Radutti says:
Much gratitude to you all for the inspiration. This was my first rodeo and it was absolutely worth the effort.
Special thanks to Juliette who inspired me to give this whole thing a go. And Andrea, who, like clockwork, was there 31 times to offer encouragement and feedback.
Keep writing, everybody!
https://getupeight.home.blog/2019/03/31/orbit/
Grace Hilsmier (@GraceHilsmier) says:
Now what? https://forlearningsake.blogspot.com/2019/03/now-what.html
digital bonnie says:
Last Slice for March 2019 https://digitalbonnie.me/2019/03/31/sol19-3-31-last-slice-for-this-march-marathon-a-perfect-ending/
mraffinan says:
https://markmusings.home.blog/2019/03/31/things-im-learning-this-month/
marcelalwy says:
Writing… Thank you!
https://thislatinaslife.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/writing-sol-31-19/
fireflytrails says:
thank you, TWT, for another great March – i am a better person because of you.
on this last solc 2019 day I offer a tribute to another important person in my life:
https://fireflytrails.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/younger-than-springtime-solc-2019-31/
Adrienne Bransfield says:
Thank you TWT! Another year in the books … Now it's time for my students to participate. They can't wait! Check us out at https://kidblog.org/class/mrs-bransfield-2018-2019-writers/posts
https://livelikeawriter.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/looking-forward-to-classroom-solsc-tuesdays-sol/
Darin Johnston says:
Sunday, March 31, a day to reflect on 31 days of writing! 🙂
http://iowaconflictedteacher.com/2019/03/31/sol19-day-31-a-reflection-of-writing/
Sara T. says:
My Adventures in Seeing Dumbo with my 3 Year Old
tomasevichtales.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/movie-date-night/
Natalie Dunne says:
My "this is the last slice" slice!
https://berries781.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/thats-a-wrap-on-year-4/
gillis says:
Day 31! I wrote every gawddamn day!
https://kathgillis.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/new-england-is-a-state-of-mind/
hannanabanana says:
When your cat insists on writing the last post
https://hannahshappenings.net/2019/03/31/march-sol-final-post-by-patches/
Colin Davitt says:
We made chocolate chip bars with cricket flour. It was not bad at all! (and no one could tell)
https://tinysliceofmylife.com/2019/03/31/not-as-crickety-as-i-thought-baking-with-cricket-flour/
Larkin Meehan says:
https://larkinmeehan.blogspot.com/2019/03/day-31.html
feelin' pretty lucky.
cflathers says:
Reflecting on my writing and setting a goal for the rest of the year. Can I make this a weekly habit? cflathers.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/i-made-it/
Book Dragon says:
A visit to a botanical garden this morning inspired a Haiku
https://wordsmithing.home.blog/2019/03/31/vandusen-gardens-haiku/
literacious says:
One Challenge Down… https://www.literacious.com/2019/03/31/slice-of-life-day-31-one-challenge-down/
Beach Life says:
https://sliceoflife4kids.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/its-been-a-slice/
skrajewski says:
I made it! Thank you SO much #sol19 community! https://skrajewski.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/sol19-day-31-i-made-it/
Jess B. says:
I have the perfect blog for the last challenge post !
http://readingsthebaum18.blogspot.com/2019/03/the-best-for-last.html?m=1
JudyK /J Koval says:
Wrapping up the March SOL challenge with a list-poem of my post titles. What a story they tell! 🙂 ~JudyK
https://joodlesnowandthen.blogspot.com/2019/03/sol-2019-day-31-onward.html
sarahschulte321 says:
https://sarahschulte.home.blog/2019/03/31/the-last-day-of-march-day-31/
kvanhorn1966 says:
Sorry – here´s the link to Day 31
https://hoofbeatsheartbeats1966.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/day-31-the-end/
Day 31 – Thank you!
https://hoofbeatsheartbeats1966.wordpress.com/
themeagermodernmom says:
My Thank You's on this final day! 😘 https://themeagermodernmom.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/day-31-of-slice-of-life-a-wholehearted-thank-you/
learn_thru_it says:
This is Coffee Share, Belgian style: Beer Share!
https://learnthroughit.home.blog/2019/03/31/beer-share/
mcteaguem says:
https://mcteague.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/all-good-things/
mrsstrasser02 says:
BEST DAY EVER! https://asliceofmirielle.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/day-31/
Anyone else get uneasy standing alongside the track tracks? Anyone else get a thrill thinking about the rides the rails invite? https://itsaboutmakingspace.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/train-track-and-rail-rides/
Cheryl Reynolds says:
https://bookspizzaandthegym.blogspot.com/2019/03/thank-you.html
Amanda Regan says:
Somewhat rambling reflection on this last day of March. It's been a hard month. Thank you to those of you who have read and commented. You are greatly appreciated!
https://abregan.blogspot.com/2019/03/one-final-thought-for-march.html
Cara Wegrzyn says:
I found my Slice for today. It's been a great month of writing and reading with everyone! Thank you! http://cwegrzyn.edublogs.org/2019/03/31/final_slice/
jsementelli says:
A community I love!
https://everythingineedtoknowilearnedinkindergarten.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/a-thank-you/
Maureen says:
Watching my granddaughter fall asleep
https://maureenyoungingram.blogspot.com/2019/03/sol19-slice-31-falling-asleep.html
thelifeofamomteacherandwife says:
Shopping Buddy
https://thelifeofamomteacherandwife.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/shopping-buddy/
So much learning and inspiration this month
https://jaanawrites.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/what-did-i-read-and-learn-this-march/
agriffinwa says:
Last slice about my baby
https://writingtribeblog.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/31-turning-8/
faitho123 says:
https://faith0123.home.blog/2019/03/31/final-reflection/
bsayer720 says:
I think my kids will be okay:
https://sliceoflifeteacher.home.blog/2019/03/31/dreams/
I reflected on the beginning of the month and compared it to the end of the month.
https://wahooliteracyteacher.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/the-beginning-of-march-the-end-of-march-sol19/
March is gone…Classroom Slice starts tomorrow!
https://surridgestuff.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/sol19-mar-31-another-march-gone/
CKing says:
Last One.
https://pleasedonothugme.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/last-one/
I need a new black skirt. https://alotalot.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/slice-of-life-51/
mschiubookawrites says:
2nd year in the books: A one-two knock-out!
Start a team to train for next year, but don't forget the Rules of Write Club!
https://mschiubookawrites.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/the-rules-of-write-club/
WOWilkinson says:
Arlington Marathon Race Report https://wowilkinson.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/26/
greenelit says:
First time slicing challenge complete! https://greenelit.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/the-final-slice-for-now/
lisajsc says:
https://lisasslicesoflife.home.blog/2019/03/31/thank-you/
Melanie Meehan says:
For me, the hardest part is getting started. Happy Day 31: https://justwritemelanie.blogspot.com/2019/03/slice-of-life-2019-31-of-31-hardest.html
dianelisa2 says:
Reflection on the SOL challenge and many thanks…
https://writersworkshop.home.blog/2019/03/31/the-final-day-of-the-sol-challenge/
cmargocs says:
Not just another Sunday! We made it, Slicers! https://horizon51.blogspot.com/2019/03/solsc-19-day-thirty-one-just-another.html
Karyn B says:
Reflecting
https://karyninthekitchen.com/2019/03/31/sol-31-reflection/
Juliette Awua-Kyerematen says:
Thank you everyone (Me da mo ase)
https://justgiftslife.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/me-da-mo-ase-thank-you-everyone
carleycano says:
Journey through the last slice…
https://aneducatorspath.home.blog/2019/03/31/last-slice/
Tracy Brosch says:
Epiphanies Over Laundry
https://theideasofmarch2019.blogspot.com/2019/03/epiphanies-over-laundry.html
donnabradley19 says:
Bradley Bits
Sunday Funny- Getting A-Head
https://kidblog.org/class/slice-of-life-challenge/posts/6osl1293r2t1r921lsmhrua4h
Daniel Rack says:
https://blogwithrack.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/day-31/
hsatlas says:
I will miss you!!! https://thoughtsandmusingsfromheidi.blogspot.com/2019/03/i-will-miss-you.html
Some final thoughts on the March Challenge. Why do we do this? Because "it's a small act of rebellion…" against the pace of our lives.
https://barbarasut.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/the-march-challenge-is-a-small-rebellion-against-the-quickening-of-time/
Megan Watson says:
Day 31: Reflections https://adayinmybooties.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/day-31-reflections/
Julie K says:
Day 31! https://discoveredjewels.blogspot.com/2019/03/day-31.html
terisblog302496239 says:
https://terisblog302496239.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/day-31-another-last-day/
Another last day
eddiehren says:
https://slice661619669.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/no-limits/
Amanda Potts says:
And then… life sneaks in, and I had a revelation as I wrote this morning. https://persistenceandpedagogy.com/2019/03/31/and-then-sol19-31-31/
pfornale says:
Thanks to Two Writing Teachers and to all the fine writers I have discovered this month.
https://pfornale.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/thanks-to-two-writing-teachers-for-the-slice-of-life-challenge/
https://pfornale.wordpress.com/
this has been fun, just like our journey home today…
https://livinglife816287820.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/thanks-for-the-ride/
Tracy Vogelgesang says:
With a grateful heart…
http://everydaycounts.edublogs.org/2019/03/31/with-a-grateful-heart/
amelia1973 says:
Sunday March 31, 2019 at 11:58 am
https://writing1973.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/the-end-2
Ryan Barba says:
No regerts!
https://birdsbaseballbarba.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/day-31-sorry-i-was-eating-a-milky-way/
Reflection… https://standingtall47.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/reflection/
Joanne Toft says:
Slice of Life /31 Waiting
https://wordsfromjl.wordpress.com/slice-of-life-31-waiting/
Also a big thank you to everyone – it has been a good month of writing!
arjeha says:
Hi Joanne. I couldn't find a place to leave a comment on your post. No matter what the weather is like Mother Nature has her own timetable and plants respond to that. Looking forward to garden pics.
shellymkeller says:
https://writing328.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/reflection/
laffertylrc says:
Day 31: Acknowledge the Corn
https://nhmbibliophile.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/day-31-acknowledge-the-corn/
mcoop1st says:
https://mcoop1st.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/last-day-of-slicing-for-march/
bevbaird says:
Thanks to all for a great March SOL
https://beverleyabaird.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/day-31-march-slice-of-life/
romeolitcoach says:
A once in a lifetime event https://romeolitcoach.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/march-31st-solsc-19/
Fran McCrackin says:
Like many, I reflect on my month of writing. But I include three great quotes!
https://pencilonmybackporch.home.blog/2019/03/31/march-2019-reflections/
Jen Driggers says:
Day 31 with a Coffee Share
https://reflectwriteshare.com/2019/03/31/weekend-coffee-share-day-31/
Lisa Keeler says:
I'm almost a little sad it's day 31. This might be my most personal post ever. Thank you for being my trusted writing tribe where it feels safe to reveal a bit more about me.
https://lisakeelerblog.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/it-was-just-enough-of-an-adventure/
davencarlson says:
Thank you, Mrs. Ramsburg
http://circlethewagons.home.blog/2019/03/31/thank-you-mrs-ramsburg
Brian Rozinsky says:
On SOL Challenge's last day, I revert to morning slicing for some stock-taking. https://cast-of-characters.blogspot.com/2019/03/metaslice-331-sol19-story-challenge.html
Yep… I'm shaking my head at your final thoughts Brian… I wrote early, I wrote later, I never plan a slice but later was sometimes easier… I loved reading and commenting… I accepted it too that I didn't write 31 slices.. and I'm looking forward to composing slices on Tuesdays… so see you back here soon.
Bonnie K
cvarsalona says:
I am celebrating writing today=>https://beyondliteracylink.blogspot.com/2019/03/march-musings-19-celebrating-writing.html We Did It!
mrsbrunowrites says:
I want to keep writing, but…
https://mrsbrunowrites.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/sol-31-whats-next/
BethMooreSchool says:
Congratulations everybody! We made it to Day 31! A huge THANK YOU to my Two Writing Teachers coauthors! Today, a reflection on what it was like to create a comic every day for thirty-one days in a row:
http://literacytogether.org/solsc/2019/3/30/thirty-one-days-of-comics-solsc-day-31
Miguel Castillo says:
https://northliving2001.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/march-31-on-the-way-to-freedomville/
Kim K says:
Spine poetry- sliced style
https://kkoehlerblog.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/poemy-sunday-bonus/
rosecappelli says:
When registering for a conference almost becomes a nightmare!
https://imaginethepossibilitiesblog.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/sunday-morning-stress/
Goodbye Spring Beak, Goodbye SOL challenge, Good bye kale
https://booksandbassets.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/goodbye-march/
astarowicz says:
A poem (of surprise, shock, and pride) for the final day of March – https://fueledbyideas.home.blog/2019/03/31/he-can-dance-sing-and-act-who-knew-solsc-day-31/
Sharon Gubser says:
https://sharonmythoughts.weebly.com/blog/last-day
Katie Diez says:
Sunday March 31, 2019 at 9:57 am
Day 31- It's been such a great month!
https://kdiez39.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/the-final-bow/
jennysrich says:
I survived cleaning my daughter's room!
http://justamoment.blog/2019/03/31/a-clean-room/
kimashworth says:
Sunday Sunday….
http://writeinroom20.edublogs.org/2019/03/31/incognito/
jumpofffindwings says:
Thanks—it bears repeating! https://jumpofffindwings.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/gratitude/
brendahall57 says:
https://brendahall.home.blog/2019/03/31/day-31-peace-out/
jennieb says:
We love Barnes and Noble! Wandering there is our favorite!
https://jenniebblog.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/barnes-and-noble/
dennis puhr (@dspuhr) says:
Flashing RED. https://kidblog.org/class/chi-town-teacher/posts/0an1qt2ceph8g1jw215q8nkqw
Ramona says:
Looking back, counting topics and borrowing words!
https://pleasuresfromthepage.blogspot.com/2019/03/sol-3131-looking-back.html
sallydonnelly11 says:
I did it! My reflection on year six as a slicer:
https://readandwritebysally.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/i-did-it/
mandyrobek says:
Thank you for this month of writing – congratulations with confetti!
http://enjoy-embracelearning.blogspot.com/2019/03/congratulations-31-of-31-slice-of-life.html
Michelle Strezo says:
http://educationalsocialwork.weebly.com/blog/its-been-a-slice
Wondering and Wandering says:
How can this be? Is it really over? https://wonderingandwondering.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/how-can-this-be-solc19/
https://drferreri.blogspot.com/2019/03/sol19-march-31-finish-line.html
deborahdillon says:
The March I Never Hated
https://justsiftingblog.home.blog/2019/03/31/the-march-i-never-hated/
litcoachconnection says:
How a Month of Daily Writing Impacted my Life as a Writer
http://litcoachconnection.com/how-sol-2019-impacted-my-life-as-a-writer/
Elisabeth Ellington says:
I wrote a poemish thing on How I Write: https://thedirigibleplum.com/2019/03/31/how-i-write-slice-of-life-sol19-31-31/
stephaniemeier94 says:
https://stephslittlesliceoflife.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/fin/
kmaitland1985 says:
https://katemaitlandslife.home.blog/2019/03/31/march-31st-2019-a-letter-to-fran/
lynnedorfman says:
Just loved this month of writing, sharing, and reading!
https://lynnedorfmanblog.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/we-made-it-2/
Maestraavega says:
https://maestraavega.blogspot.com/2019/03/gratitude-on-this-last-day-of-blogging.html?m=1
Suzanne says:
These are the days of our lives…
https://writintime.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/and-so-it-goes/
jodimahoney says:
What do you make time for? https://schoolinspirations.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/solc-31-of-31-making-time-for-family/
ebgriffin says:
Thank you, TWT! https://ebgriffin1119.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/thank-you-twt/
We starter, we persevered, we did it.
https://arjeha.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/we-made-it/
humbleswede says:
We did March…into April…https://humbleswede.wordpress.com/2019/03/30/we-march-into-april
Trina Haase says:
Have you ever thought about taking a hiatus from social media? A recent conversation has made me consider this: https://trinarrative.blogspot.com/2019/03/march-slice-of-life-challenge-day-31.html
TammyB says:
Is it really the end!? Weekend coffee share
https://tammysreadinglife.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/weekend-coffee-share-solc-day-31/
rdicarne says:
I did it! Thanks for your inspirations!
https://ritadicarne.com/2019/03/31/ode-to-my-fellow-slicers/
dandre3 says:
Sunday "To Dos"
https://talesofathirdgradeteacherweb.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/sunday-to-dos/
Slicer As Learner- yes!
https://msvictorreads.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/slicer-as-learner/
margaretsmn says:
My eight things I've learned in eight years of slicing post. We made it! https://reflectionsontheteche.com/2019/03/31/solc2019-31-reflections-on-8-years-of-slice-of-life/
showgem says:
https://showgem.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/day-31-sol/
outdoorsgirl says:
https://teachingmygardentogrow.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/day-31-so-long/
mbhmaine says:
A busy, lovely day ends oddly…Was this a Motel 6 or the Bates Motel?
https://nixthecomfortzone.com/2019/03/31/solc-2019-day-31-well-leave-the-light-on-for-you/
paulabourque says:
We're not breaking up…it's just a break. https://litcoachlady.com/2019/03/31/sol19-day-31-thank-you-slicers/
Kristi Lonheim says:
We made it!
http://imwritingtoo.blogspot.com/2019/03/we-made-it-3131.html?m=1
amyilene says:
Another voice of gratitude…and hope for continued writing.
https://amyilene.home.blog/2019/03/31/standing-on-shifting-sand/
At the end of the month I combine all 30 titles into the month's last slice.
https://terierrol.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/end-of-month-mash/
Diane Anderson (newtreemom) says:
Wrapping up the challenge with a poem…
https://wp.me/p2fY1t-1j7
Clare Landrigan says:
Careful what you wish for … wise advice from my dad
http://www.teachersforteachers.net/?p=17132
Lanny Ball says:
A poem of gratitude to you all…
https://lannyball.com/2019/03/31/solsc-day-31-sol19/
dmsherriff says:
What a fabulous month of growing and learning – it's what I value
https://dmsherriff.wordpress.com/2019/03/30/31/
Congrats everyone! We did it…we took it One Day at at Time…http://kathleenneaglesokolowski.weebly.com/courage-doesnt-always-roar–blog/day-31-of-31-one-day-at-a-time
I wanted to write a summary / thank you slice today but a special three year old's birthday celebration took precedence. Thank you everyone!
https://iblessings.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/three-years-old-sol19-day-31-31/
dianeandlynne says:
What to say https://dianeandlynne.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/what-can-i-say/
irishdaybreak says:
Giving thanks for this blogging experience and thinking about writing…
https://irishdaybreak.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/unwritten/
franmcveigh says:
Choices, choices, choices . . . ( and celebrating my new learning)
https://franmcveigh.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/sol19-day-31-solsc/
edifiedlistener says:
Last dance on the mountaintop: https://sherrisslice.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/sol31-last-dance/ Thanks, everyone!
readingteachsu says:
the sun will come up tomorrow
https://readingteachsu.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/tomorrow-sol19/
Catherine Nash says:
Feeling a real sense of accomplishment tonight. Thank you!!
https://www.allaboutwriters.com/blog/shout-out
Brittany Graves says:
https://thesilverlininggraves.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/day-31-thats-a-wrap/
lgrainger125 says:
https://lgrainger125.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/just-because-im-overweight/
Fran Haley says:
Coming down to my final post of our Slice of Life challenge, a weird phenomenon seemed to occur:
https://litbitsandpieces.com/2019/03/31/the-journey/
A celebration: https://wheresthejoy.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/the-other-side/
the p u r p l e lady (@th_purpl_lady) says:
WE MADE IT! I MADE IT! https://iheartpurplestuff.blogspot.com/2019/03/how-did-i-survive-slice-of-life.html
Final reflection and good bye
https://justforamonth.blogspot.com/2019/03/last-reflection-and-good-bye.html
Alice Nine says:
It is utter nonsense. I hope you enjoy reading as much as I did writing "Madness in March."
https://alicenine.net/madness-in-march/
Stacey Shubitz says:
On the positive side, Ari got a valuable lesson in consent tonight. Bottom line: You can't make someone hug you if they don't want to hug you.
https://raisealithuman.wordpress.com/2019/03/30/no-good-night-for-you/


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Merrickville in Leeds and Grenville United Counties, Ontario — Central Canada
Merrickville United Church
— A Heritage Building —
By William Fischer, Jr., October 18, 2019
1. Merrickville United Church Marker
Merrickville United Church. circa 1890.
to serve a Methodist congregation. . This historical marker is in Merrickville in Leeds and Grenville United Counties Ontario
to serve a
Methodist congregation
Location. 44° 54.973′ N, 75° 50.208′ W. Marker is in Merrickville, Ontario, in Leeds and Grenville United Counties. Marker is at the intersection of St. Lawrence Street (Provincial Highway 15/43) and Main Street, on the left when traveling south on St. Lawrence Street. Touch for map. Marker is at or near this postal address: 100 St Lawrence Street, Merrickville, Ontario K0G 1N0, Canada. Touch for directions.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. Merrickville Blockhouse 1832 (within shouting distance of this marker); 1st Merrickville Scout Group (within shouting distance of this marker); Jakes-MacLean Block (within shouting distance of this marker); The Merrickville Blockhouse / Le blockhaus de Merrickville (within shouting distance of this marker); Mechanics Institute and Library Association (within shouting distance of this marker); Blockhaus de Merrickville Blockhouse (within shouting distance of this marker); Twin Canals / Les canaux jumelés (within
2. Merrickville United Church and Marker
shouting distance of this marker); Canal Twins / Les canaux jumelés (within shouting distance of this marker). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Merrickville.
1. Merrickville United Church. (Submitted on November 4, 2019, by William Fischer, Jr. of Scranton, Pennsylvania.)
2. Merrickville Historic Properties Walking Tour. (Submitted on November 4, 2019, by William Fischer, Jr. of Scranton, Pennsylvania.)
Categories. • Notable Buildings •
More. Search the internet for Merrickville United Church.
Credits. This page was last revised on November 8, 2019. This page originally submitted on November 4, 2019, by William Fischer, Jr. of Scranton, Pennsylvania. This page has been viewed 34 times since then. Photos: 1, 2. submitted on November 4, 2019, by William Fischer, Jr. of Scranton, Pennsylvania.

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House Committee Approves Bill to Expand Healthcare Bill for Veterans Exposed to Toxins
TOPICS:BN FrankChemicalsHealthcareToxinsVeterans
By B.N. Frank
Human-made toxins may have caused more harm than we may ever completely know. The good news is that large-scale efforts are currently being made to address this. U.S. legislation has been introduced to prevent companies from adding "Forever Chemicals" (aka PFAS) and other toxins to cosmetics and personal care products. An EPA office recently announced new actions being taken to protect the public.
The Roundup cancer lawsuit has caused Bayer to re-consider including a controversial ingredient in its popular weed killer (see 1, 2). In regard to the military, legislation has been introduced to quicken the clean-up of "Forever Chemicals" at its facilities and also to expand healthcare to veterans exposed to toxins.
From Environmental Working Group (EWG):
EWG applauds House panel's approval of healthcare bill for veterans exposed to toxics
WASHINGTON – The Environmental Working Group today applauds the House Committee on Veterans' Affairs for advancing legislation to significantly expand healthcare relating to veterans' exposures to toxic substances. If enacted, it would streamline their access to support services and health care needed for fighting severe illnesses.
In a 14-11 vote, the committee approved the bill H.R. 3967, the "Honoring our Promise to Address Comprehensive Toxics Act of 2021," or PACT Act. A similar measure cleared the Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs in May, and both bills now await potential floor votes.
"For decades, veterans have been exposed to toxic substances like PFAS, TCE and radiation – often without any warning from the Department of Defense about the health risks," said Scott Faber, EWG's senior vice president for government affairs.
"No one should have to suffer from cancer or other life-threatening illnesses because of their service to this country. And sick veterans should not have to fight to get coverage from the Department of Veterans Affairs. We applaud the PACT Act for easing and expanding desperately needed access to care," Faber said.
The PACT Act, introduced by committee chair Rep. Mark Takano (D-Calif.), would greatly expand healthcare for veterans exposed to toxics from sources such as burn pits. It would improve VA procedures for establishing "presumptions of service connection," which link certain diseases to specific toxic chemicals veterans might have been exposed to during their years of military service.
"Establishing new presumptions would streamline access to healthcare for veterans with those service-linked illnesses," Faber said.
These actions would expand healthcare for diseases linked to exposure to emissions from burn pits and other airborne hazards, diseases linked to radiation exposure at nuclear testing and accident sites, and diseases linked to Agent Orange for veterans who served in Thailand, Laos and Cambodia.
The PACT Act would also require the VA to establish a registry for current or past service members who may have been exposed to PFAS as a result of military use of PFAS-laden firefighting foam. EWG has confirmed the presence of PFAS at 328 military installations, but there are over 700 military sites with known or suspected PFAS contamination.
DOD has known about the risks of PFAS exposure for more than 50 years but has not started to clean up any of its contaminated sites, and at many sites has not even begun developing cleanup plans.
Senate legislation similar to the PACT Act, the Comprehensive and Overdue Support for Troops (COST) of War Act of 2021, would quickly expand VA healthcare eligibility for veterans exposed to toxic substances, including up to 3.5 million veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan. And it would improve the VA's process for establishing the presumptions of service connection for diseases associated with exposure to certain toxic substances.
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Creating the accreditation Self Study Report is one of the most important—and intimidating—components of the ACCME application process. If you're reading this, it's likely that you're well aware that any significant error—such as missing or incomplete information— can make the difference between your application's approval and rejection.
The Self Study report allows the ACCME to evaluate your commitment to offering exceptional continuing medical education and your unique value to the medical community as a provider. That means that your ability to articulate your association's mission in the context of demonstrable value to the medical community is critical to your application's success. If that seems like a lot to synthesize into a single report—and almost impossible to do without some sort of expert guidance—you'd be right.
Thankfully, ACCME requirements are quite clear, and you'll be able to use their directives to build a powerful narrative to support your application.
First, let's get a brief overview of the Self Study process.
You'll need to conduct an extensive evaluation of your CME program's current organizational structure, educational resources, and learner outcomes. In addition, you'll need to supply anecdotal evidence of your CME program's compliance with the ACCME's accreditation requirements, including the Accreditation Criteria, the Standards for Commercial Support, and related directives. Based on your findings, you'll identify areas of your CME program that need improvement and determine if your association has the capacity to resolve those issues.
You'll use the data from the above evaluation to create a "forecast" of your program's future direction. You'll need to answer questions about how well the structure of your CME offerings can handle growth and adapt to the changing educational needs of a diverse pool of learners. You'll also present any long-term plans to expand or diversify your CME programming, along with supporting data showing why you believe these changes will benefit the medical community at large. The results of your review will be summarized for the ACCME Self Study and will serve as your association's "resume" during your final ACCME interview.
Collect and review data on how your learners engage with your CME program and the resulting impact on their professional competencies and/or patient outcomes.
List the steps taken to improve learner outcomes and inspire continued engagement.
Detail your association's methods of maintaining program compliance and identifying areas that fall short of ACCME standards.
Now let's look at how to format an ACCME Self Study Report, based on some of the answers that you'll need to provide.
Enter a short narrative on the history of your continuing medical education (CME) Program.
Submit an organizational chart that presents the structure and of your CME program.
Enter your CME mission statement and detail projected results for your learners, in terms of performance-in-practice and patient outcomes.
Describe how your association identifies the educational requirements of your learners. Explain how you determine which educational needs are relevant to the professional practice gaps that you aim to address in your CME programming.
Describe how your CME program's activities are structured, and how the format and curriculum are specifically designed to enhance the competence, and/or professional performance of participants.
Provide evidence of the independence of your CME program from commercial interests.
Describe the process that your association uses to disclose to learners the financial relationships of anyone with influence over educational content.
Describe the process that your association uses to disclose to learners any source of support from a commercial interest.
Based on activities data, present an analysis of the changes achieved in your learners' performance-in-practice and patient outcomes.
Provide an analysis of the percentage of your expected results presented in your CME mission statement has been met.
This is just a sampling of what you'll be asked to explore in your Self Study report. There's a consistent theme here, and you've probably guessed it: your narrative, sans the right data, will count for nothing. That means that the way you handle your data, format, and present your Self-Study is your most important challenge in the ACCME accreditation application process. Nothing matters more to the success of your efforts, and that responsibility shouldn't fall on the shoulders of your CE. Let us help. For 16 years, Ethos CE has been helping medical associations manage PARS submissions and monitor CME ACCME compliance.


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Q: Combining postgres databases from dumps Is there a recommended way of combining similar postgres databases?
Suppose I have a production database, running on the server, being updated constantly.
I also have a development/testing database, based on a dump of the production database at some previous point in time. The development and production databases are similar, but the development database may have new columns, tables or schemas added to hold functionality enhancements. Likewise the development database has live data continuously being added.
If I have pg_dump output for both databases, how do I combine them so that:
 - All tables, columns and schema from one database are present in the updated database
 - All data from both databases is present in the updated database, without duplicates
Any advice would be appreciated!

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We enjoyed meeting you during the Partnership Conference on Friday. Thank you for making the time to attend the conference as we feel it is important for us to get to know you and your daughter prior to our first day of school. We are grateful that we were able to have a successful first day of school with all of the input you have provided us about your daughter.
We would like to make some clarifications regarding the PE uniform as there had been a few questions about this during the conferences. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, both One Pink and One Red have PE scheduled in the morning. Please help your daughter dress in PE t-shirt and shorts first and then put the pinafore on top, in order to save us time when changing for PE. Please remember to pack a school blouse and a pair of white socks so they can change into proper school uniform after PE is finished. This is an exceptional rule that only applies to Grade One starting tomorrow. Your help will be greatly appreciated as this will help us maximize our instructional time.
Please be reminded that the proper PE uniform consists of navy blue PE t-shirt, navy blue shorts, a pair of white socks and PE shoes. Please prepare two pairs of PE shoes, one for outdoor and one for indoor to keep at school throughout the school year.


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Welcome to St. Charles
Mass Times (in-person and Zoom) + Confession
Christmas Season at St. Charles - Schedule of Events
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Our Theme: Fulfilled . . . in Christ, in Communion, in Community
"Fulfilled" is a key theme in the Gospel of Matthew from which we will hear most of our Gospel readings throughout this year.
"In Christ" we recognize that the message of the prophets is fulfilled in Jesus, the Christ.
"In Communion" we recognize that our lives are fulfilled in the Eucharist.
"In Community" we recognize that our journey is intertwined with others.
Our Mission: St Charles Borromeo is a Catholic parish for people who enjoy the celebration of the Liturgy in a culturally rich and diverse community. Our parish values building relationships not only in our church but also in our community and the metropolitan area. Through outreach and evangelization we will continue to share the Word of God with our neighbors in order to foster Christ's compassion, forgiveness, justice, and peace.
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Jacob Murphy's performances might be putting him in the shop window
Jonathan Gorrie | 13:05 24/09/20
Following last night's 7-0 thumping of Morecambe in the Carabao Cup, Steve Bruce announced, to the club's official Twitter account, his desire to keep a hold of Jacob Murphy.
While the signing of Ryan Fraser to supplement the likes of Matt Ritchie, Joelinton, Miguel Almiron and Allan Saint-Maximin in wide positions may have appeared to push the former Norwich City youngster out the door, with the likes of Middlesborough and Rangers previously linked with a loan move, it appears as if Murphy's performances in the Carabao Cup so far this season have seen him keep his place in the squad, at least for now.
Indeed, 2 big chances created in the cup this season (out of 5 fashioned by the side, according to SofaScore) and 2 key passes (half of the Magpies' tally in the entirety of the Premier League so far) a goal and an assist certainly point towards a useful attacking outlet. Rated 9/10 by the Chronicle for his outing just in-land of the Irish Sea, they noted his host of 'tempting crosses' and teammate Ritchie was heard to have praised the 25-year-old – saying he was 'on fire'.
Now, the quality of opposition must be taken into account – given Murphy was rated just 6/10 by the Chronicle for his performance against Blackburn in last week's earlier round. Morecambe, after all, are 14th in League Two and finished third-bottom of the division last season, although it was ended early as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Still, Bruce's comments on the player's future don't appear to be knee-jerk ones. The Newcastle manager spoke of how the winger has 'improved enormously' and has 'shown a great attitude' during pre-season, so Murphy is obviously giving the coaching staff something to think about.
In fact, it couldn't come at a better time. The Athletic recently pointed out that, in an ideal world, a number of players (Murphy included) would have signed a 12-month extension to their deals due to expire in 2021 and then loaned out to increase their value. Due to the fact power brokers at St. James' Park believed a new regime would be in a place by now, such talks regarding contracts were delayed and the Toon now head into the final months of 2020 with a number of players (again, Murphy included) with little time left on their deals.
So, it's important Newcastle get something out of Murphy in the coming months. Having paid £12m, losing him for free would represent a major financial loss. While that kind of fee may not seem like a huge amount given some of the money lavished by Premier League clubs in recent years, only five players in their history cost more prior to this summer's outlay. Furthermore, the league itself recently announced clubs had lost £700m last season as a result of the pandemic and more than £100m from the national game is reportedly being lost a month. Adding to that would surely be unwelcome.
With a loan seemingly out of the question for now, Murphy's performance last night as well as his attitude behind the scenes look to be keeping his Newcastle career alive. If he can continue this run of form (Newport are up next) perhaps he can justify a 12-month contraction extension and either be sold to recoup at least some of his transfer fee or brought back into the squad to compete for places. Either way, Murphy is hitting form just at the right time.
Jonathan Gorrie
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The Aril Blaze Variation is a very lightweight and fast women's trainer. It draws its inspiration from the Trinomic Blaze, but is enriched by materials and details that go beyond the status of style elements. This slim silhouette is the perfect blend of lightweight trainer and classic running shoe.


For several years Tomek Gola had been one of the two official photographers of Męskie Granie concert tour sponsored by Żywiec – the largest beer company in Poland and partnered with Trójka – polish national radio station. Photos were published live attracting huge audience on social media.
Due to Tomek's documentary skills, his duty was to photograph the joy and emotions of the audience and snap musicians from the crowd's perspective.
Tomek's photos were used in all kinds of merchandise promoting Męskie Granie Concert Tour.


A Best Buy security guard and Army veteran thought he was "doing the right thing" by helping police capture a fleeing suspect — but a week after the incident, he was let go from the California-based store for violating company policy.
The security guard, Tyler, who asked that his last name not be published, was working at a Roseville, Calif., Best Buy when the scene occurred, according to FOX 40.
"There was a guy who walked by, and when he got by his car, a bunch of undercover sheriffs jumped out to arrest him," Tyler told the outlet.
According to Placer County Sheriff's Office, the suspect, identified as 35-year-old Timothy Trujillo, had then struck one of the detectives and attempted to flee on foot.
"He started running towards me, so I thought I was doing the right thing by helping the sheriff stop him," Tyler said.
Tyler, as seen in security footage taken by Tyler's family, pursued the suspect and tackled him. Deputies were then able to arrest Trujillo.
"I understood when I went back in there that I was probably going to get into some sort of trouble because Best Buy policy says we're not supposed to touch anybody," Tyler said. A week later, Tyler was informed by his manager that corporate made the decision to let him go, because he "used excessive force, and it was against Best Buy's policy to intervene," according to Tyler.
Regardless of the termination, Tyler does not have hard feelings toward Best Buy. "It seemed like the right thing. Like I said, it was someone running from the cops, so it seemed like the logical thing to do," he said.
Trujillo, who was wanted for numerous burglaries on a felony warrant in Nevada, was booked into jail and remains in custody without bail. He has been charged with burglary, assaulting and resisting a peace officer and possession of methamphetamine and burglary tools.


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William Froude [fruːd] (* 28. November 1810 in Dartington, Devon, England; † 4. Mai 1879 in Simonstown, Südafrika) war ein englischer Schiffbauingenieur und Forscher auf dem Gebiet der Hydrodynamik. Froude, ein Sohn des anglikanischen Klerikers Robert Hurrell Froude (1771–1859), war ein Bruder des anglikanischen Klerikers Richard Hurrell Froude (1803–1836) und des Historikers James Anthony Froude (1818–1894) sowie Vater des Schiffbauingenieurs Robert Edmund Froude (1846–1924).

Leben
Froude stellte als erster zuverlässige Formeln auf für den Widerstand, den das Wasser der Bewegung eines Schiffs entgegensetzt, und zur Vorhersage der Stabilität des Schiffs.

In der Strömungslehre trägt die Froude-Zahl seinen Namen, die bei der Berechnung der Bewegungen von Flüssigkeitsoberflächen, z. B. Wellen, verwendet wird.

1870 wurde er als Mitglied ("Fellow") in die Royal Society gewählt, die ihm 1876 die Royal Medal verlieh.

William Froude Medal
Nach Froude ist die William Froude Medal benannt, die höchste Auszeichnung des Royal Institution of Naval Architects (RINA). Bis 2015 wurde diese Auszeichnung nur 27 Mal verliehen.

Preisträger:
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Physiker (19. Jahrhundert)
Ingenieur, Erfinder, Konstrukteur
Strömungsmechaniker
Mitglied der Royal Society
Brite
Engländer
Geboren 1810
Gestorben 1879
Mann

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Tom Brady - Brady is the clear cut QB to use in cash games every week and this week is no different. The Patriots as will be facing the Washington Redskins at home. Brady leads the league in passing touchdowns this season with 20 and has a quarterback rating of 115.8. Brady is the safest QB to use this week and should throw for 3 touchdowns this Sunday.
Eli Manning - Manning had a career game last week against the Saints, so why not roll with the hot hand at the QB position this week? Eli threw for a career high 6 TD and threw for a total of 350 yards in 41 attempts. Eli draws another favorable match up against the Buccaneers, as they have given up the 4th most fantasy points to opposing quarterbacks.
Devonta Freeman - Freeman has been one of the best running backs this season and draws a very favorable match up against the 49ers. His ability to run the ball as well as catching it out of the backfield makes him such a great pick up. The 49ers have given up the 7th most fantasy points to opposing running backs. Pay up for Freeman!
Chris Ivory - Ivory had an awful week last week against the Raiders running for only 17 yards in 15 attempts, but I see Mr. Ivory turning things around this week against the Jaguars. Ivory ranks 3rd in the league with 19.2 rushing attempts per game, so he will have plenty of opportunities and should make the most of them this week. The Jags have not been able to stop running backs this season, as they have given up the 9th most fantasy points to opposing running backs.
Amari Cooper - Cooper has just been excellent for Oakland so far this season and is a nice pick up for this week. Cooper leads the league in big plays over 40 yards this season with four of them. With the Raiders most likely going to fall behind to Pittsburgh, I can see Cooper getting a lot of targets and opportunities to see the end zone.
Jarvis Landry - Landry is one of the most consistent wide receivers and always has that ability to explode and have a big game. Landry will be facing the Bills this week who have given up a total of 10 receiving touchdowns to opposing wide receivers and have given up the 9th most fantasy points to opposing wide outs.
Heath Miller - Miller had a great week last week with 10 receptions and 105 yards. With Big Ben back, I expect Miller to be more involved in the offense, especially this week against the Oakland Raiders. The Raiders are the worst team in the league when it comes to defending opposing TE's and have given up an average of 1 TD per game to opposing tight ends. Miller is my sleeper of the week!
Greg Olsen - Olsen will be going up against the Green Bay Packers this week which draws a pretty matchup for Olsen. The Packers have given up the 6th receiving yards to tight ends this season. They have also given up the 10th most fantasy points to opposing tight ends. Olsen ranks 5th among TE in receiving yards and averages 16.3 yards per reception.


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Throughout its history, Hollywood has had a lot to answer for when it comes to romanticizing criminals, but the accusation could never be leveled at the uncompromising, considerably underrated gem Straight Time. Featuring Dustin Hoffman in a possibly career-best performance as Max Dembo, a jittery Los Angeles ex-con attempting to go straight, the film never once strikes a false note in its depiction of the sporadically exciting but ultimately desperate and sad life of an average criminal. Straight Time is resolutely a film of the provocative 1970s era, in that it explores the full spectrum of Dembo's criminal psychology — the greed and stupidity that doom him, as well as the professionalism and exhilaration of a perfect "score" — while refusing to make easy moral judgments.
At the start of the film, Dembo is released from prison and makes a sincere attempt to re-enter law-abiding society. But the crushing boredom of a minimum-wage job, combined with humiliating visits from a repugnant parole officer (M. Emmet Walsh), soon lures Dembo back to his old ways. When a jewelry-store heist with a loyal partner (Harry Dean Stanton) goes horribly awry, Dembo goes on the run, but the resignation on his face seems to augur that a return to prison is all but inevitable. Indeed, the film's fatalistic last line and concluding frames imply that "institutional men" like Dembo are born rather than made.
Hoffman initially intended to direct and star in Straight Time, which is based on Eddie Bunker's memoir No Beast So Fierce. But the actor soon found the combined demands overwhelming and turned over the directing reins to Ulu Grosbard, whose emphasis on low-key realism made him a perfect foil for Hoffman's intense performance. Primarily a theater director, Grosbard favored letting many scenes play out in wide shots with few edits, a strategy that highlights both the bracing spontaneity of the performances and the tension of the narrative.
In a commentary on this DVD, Grosbard notes that his visual approach was aided immeasurably by cinematographer Owen Roizman, ASC, who innately had a "great sense of what is real and what isn't." The filmmakers were determined to present the gritty underbelly of Los Angeles — disheveled Burbank backyards and dilapidated downtown rooming houses — and Roizman's naturalistic style, honed on raw classics such as The French Connection and The Taking of Pelham One Two Three, was perfectly suited to the task. It's a relief to see that Warner Bros. has treated Straight Time with the respect it deserves; this transfer features superb clarity, nicely saturated colors and minimal age artifacts.
Grosbard and Hoffman are both featured on the commentary, though it quickly becomes clear that they did not record it together, and that they don't even seem to be watching the film as they make their comments. Commentaries like this gemerally lack good, specific observations, but Grosbard and Hoffman are expansive talkers, and this supplement is well worth the viewer's time. Hoffman describes how he did extensive research with Bunker to try to understand the dark mindset of a character like Dembo; in one instance, the ex-con told Hoffman that even as the actor was talking to him, Bunker was thinking about what he could steal from him, how he could kill him, and how he could get away with it. Ever the Method actor, Hoffman began practicing this behavioral "exercise" on everyone he met.


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Die Deutsche Gesellschaft für Sprechwissenschaft und Sprecherziehung e. V. (DGSS) ist ein 1930 gegründeter Wissenschafts- und Berufsverband von Sprecherziehern und Sprechwissenschaftlern in Deutschland. Seine Geschäftsstelle ist in Münster.

Die Gesellschaft hat das Ziel, die Lehre und Pflege der mündlichen Kommunikation zu fördern. Sie unterstützt die Verbindung von Sprechwissenschaft und sprecherzieherischer Praxis, die Aus- und Fortbildung von Sprecherziehern sowie die Entwicklung und Förderung entsprechender universitärer Studiengänge. Die DGSS entwickelt methodisch-didaktische und berufspolitische Konzepte.

Inhaltliche und fachliche Struktur
Die DGSS beschäftigt sich mit allen Bereichen der mündlichen Kommunikation: Grundlagen der Sprechwissenschaft, Sprech- und Stimmbildung, rhetorische Kommunikation, Sprechtherapie und Sprechkunst.

 Grundlagen der Sprechwissenschaft
 Fachgeschichte
 Kommunikationsmodelle
 antike Rhetorik

 Sprech- und Stimmbildung
 Phonetik
 Atmung
 Stimme

 Rhetorische Kommunikation
 Rederhetorik
 Gesprächsrhetorik

 Sprechtherapie
 Stimmstörungen
 Sprechstörungen
 Sprachstörungen

 Sprechkunst
 interpretierendes Textsprechen
 neue Medien

Verbandsprüfung und Abschluss

Die Prüfung in Sprechwissenschaft und Sprecherziehung vor Vertretern des Verbandes wird als Zusatzqualifikation an verschiedenen Universitäten angeboten und schließt mit dem Titel "Sprecherzieher/-in (DGSS)" ab. Promovierte Fachvertreter, die eine feste Position an einer Universität innehaben und dort über entsprechende Ressourcen verfügen, bieten Studierenden ein Veranstaltungsangebot, so dass diese den Studien- und Modulplan der DGSS erfüllen können. Entsprechende DGSS-Prüfstellen gibt es zurzeit in den folgenden Universitätsstädten: Aachen, Düsseldorf, Göttingen, Marburg, Münster und Regensburg.

Daneben gibt es universitäre Bachelor- und Masterstudiengänge der Sprechwissenschaft und/oder Sprecherziehung in Halle (Saale), Jena (als Ergänzungsfach), Marburg, Regensburg, Saarbrücken und Stuttgart.

Die dem Verein angeschlossene DGSS-Akademie führt sprecherzieherische und sprechwissenschaftliche Weiterbildungen und berufliche Qualifizierungen durch.

Insbesondere ist ein Anliegen der DGSS, Sprechwissenschaft und Sprecherziehung stärker in das Lehramtsstudium zu integrieren, um die intensiven stimmlichen und sprecherischen Herausforderungen, die an Lehrer gestellt werden, stärker in den Fokus zu rücken.

Historie
Der Vorläufer wurde 1930 unter dem Namen Deutscher Ausschuss für Sprechkunde und Sprecherziehung (DAfSuS) u. a. von Erich Drach gegründet. Er stellte einen Zusammenschluss aller an Universitäten Sprecherziehung Lehrenden dar.

1964 wurde der Name des Verbandes in Deutsche Gesellschaft für Sprechkunde und Sprecherziehung geändert. Auf Initiative von Hellmut Geißner wurde 1965 der wissenschaftliche Beirat der DGSS gegründet.

1978 erfolgte die letzte Umbenennung in Deutsche Gesellschaft für Sprechwissenschaft und Sprecherziehung.

Mitglieder der DGSS sind heute sowohl die Lehrenden an Hochschulen und Universitäten als auch insbesondere Sprechwissenschaftler und Sprecherzieher, die in Tätigkeitsfeldern der mündlichen Kommunikation arbeiten.

Liste der Vorsitzenden
1950–1952: Paul Tack
1952–1959: Christian Winkler
1959–1963: Paul Tack
1964–1971: Hellmut Geißner
1971–1973: Klaus Pawlowski
1973–1983: Rudolf Rösener
1983–1985: Lothar Berger
1985–1989: Elmar Bartsch
1989–1995: Dieter Allhoff
1995–2001: Freyr Roland Varwig
2001–2009: Marita Pabst-Weinschenk
2009–2011: Christa Heilmann
2011–2017: Brigitte Teuchert
seit 2017: Ortwin Lämke

Gliederung
Der Verband ist in eine Wissenschafts- und eine Berufskommission gegliedert. Er verantwortet die Ausbildung von Sprecherziehern mit entsprechenden Prüfungsordnungen (Wissenschaftskommission) und unterstützt die praktisch tätigen Sprecherzieher in all ihren Belangen (Berufskommission).

Die DGSS weist die Struktur von Landesverbänden auf und hat eine Studierendenvereinigung für Studenten der Sprecherziehung und Sprechwissenschaft.

Wissenschaftskommission
Die Wissenschaftskommission kümmert sich um die wissenschaftliche Forschung, den fachlichen Diskurs und das Studium der Sprechwissenschaft und Sprecherziehung.

Die Aufgaben der Wissenschaftskommission sind:
(a) Austausch von Forschungsergebnissen, Arbeit an sprechwissenschaftlichen Grundlagen und an Methoden der Sprecherziehung,
(b) Verbindung zu angrenzenden Fachgebieten,
(c) Rechenschaftsbericht zu jeder Mitgliederversammlung (wenigstens alle zwei Jahre),
(d) Angelegenheiten von Studium und Prüfung für Sprecherzieher,
(e) Vorbereitung von Veranstaltungen,
(f) Wissenschaftliche Veröffentlichungen der Gesellschaft. Die Wissenschaftskommission bestellt einen Redaktionsausschuss aus drei Personen auf drei Jahre.

Sammlung von weiteren übernommenen Aufgaben – mit der Bitte um Ergänzung:
/ Literaturempfehlungen

Berufskommission
Die Berufskommission betreut die Zertifikate der DGSS und kümmert sich um alle Mitglieder, die nicht in der Wissenschaft tätig sind.

Die Aufgaben der Berufskommission sind:
(a) Entwicklung berufspolitischer Programme und Konzepte auf Bundesebene,
(b) Koordinierung der Arbeit der Landesverbände,
(c) Verbesserung von PR-Konzepten,
(d) Unterstützung bei der Kooperation mit anderen Berufsverbänden,
(e) Mitwirkung an Prüfungsordnung und Studienrahmenplan,
(f) Beratung des Vorstandes in berufspolitischen Fragen,
(g) Rechenschaftsbericht zu jeder Mitgliederversammlung (wenigstens alle zwei Jahre).

Studierendenvereinigung

Aufgaben und Ziele der Studentinnen- und Studentenvereinigung:
(a) Erfahrungs- und Informationsaustausch
zwischen den Studenten der Sprechwissenschaft/Sprecherziehung,
zwischen der Studentinnen- und Studentenvereinigung und den Leiter(innen) von Prüfstellen sowie anderen Ausbildungs- und Studiengängen,
zwischen der Studentinnen- und Studentenvereinigung und den übrigen Organen der DGSS,
(b) Verbesserung der Studienmöglichkeiten an den einzelnen Prüfstellen.

Landesverbände
 Baden-Württemberg, Rheinland-Pfalz, Saarland: Berufsverband Sprechen e. V. (BVS SW)
 Bayern: Berufsvereinigung Sprechkompetenzen – Rhetorik, Sprechkunst, Sprechtherapie und Sprechwissenschaft in Bayern e. V. (BVS Bayern)
 Bremen, Hamburg, Hessen, Niedersachsen: Berufsverband Sprechen und Kommunikation (BSK) e. V.
 Nordrhein-Westfalen: Berufsvereinigung Mündliche Kommunikation NRW e. V. (BMK NRW)
 Sachsen, Sachsen-Anhalt, Thüringen: Mitteldeutscher Verband für Sprechwissenschaft und Sprecherziehung (MDVS) e. V.

Weblinks
 Offizielle Website der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Sprechwissenschaft und Sprecherziehung

Einzelnachweise

Verein (Frankfurt am Main)
Rhetorik
Organisation (Kommunikation)
Angewandte Linguistik
Berufsverband (Deutschland)
Gegründet 1978
Gegründet 1930
Sprechwissenschaft


Literally, 'on the face', but used colloquially to define something as 'crap' - for example, 'How are you today?' with a reply of 'Al ha panim' means something akin to 'it's all crap', or 'how's the weather?', 'Al ha panim' - the weather is crap.
If I have become slightly late with blog updates, it's because I have been busy - not only with visiting the bank to unravel the mystery of my missing bank card (quite a few of the clerks now know me and my story very well), but because I have been on various other sorties, the sorts of which I can't document here, but which are sufficiently sobering enough to bring me back into the adult world, at least for a short amount of time anyway. I described one of these events - the two terror attacks in Jerusalem last week - in my Times of Israel blog, located here.
Things move quickly in ulpan. You're amongst people 24/7 who have also made aliya. It's sort of like being back in university with a side of summer camp. There's a common ground established by dint of being in the same situation, having made the same massive life decision, and also collective grumbles - the lunch queue; strange class/room mates etc.
For me, ironically, the classroom setting has regressed me about 10 or so years. Because there's not much going on otherwise, there's a lot of partying, drinking, hanging around late at night, eating strange things and having meaningful chats with people you've just properly spoken to in the first time in a month.
Shamefully, it seems I have not adjusted very well to returning to the classroom as a pupil. I'm ashamed to say that I'm using my phone in class when bored or frustrated, occasionally bunk classes (usually when I need to go to the bank, yet again), fail to do my homework and don't revise the new material. This is entirely different to both what I expected to happen, and also how I was during my actual school days. I always worked very hard for the teachers I liked or hated (the former is self-explanatory; the latter, borne out of a desire to refute negative assumptions towards me, or so I assumed) and consistently achieved highly.
I'm also slightly horrified that I've just spent the last half decade or so as a teacher - always with a fair few non-native speakers in the class, noch - and so really should know better than to act like this. I am a professional adult who has had first (and second, third, fourth...) hand experience of disruptive children, and therefore mamash should not seek to replicate such unworthy and undesirable behaviour myself. However, it seems that, instead, I've collated and acquired only the most subversive and clever disruptive behaviours from my previous pupils and finetuned them. So I'm either regressing into an alternate past-version of myself, or I'm just a lazy idiot lacking motivation.
And it is really difficult to be motivated at times. The class is taught all in Hebrew, which is actually a good thing. Most of the class are non-native English speakers, or speak no English at all. In my class, at any one time, conversations will be firing away in English, Russian, Portuguese, Spanish, French and Hebrew, often while the teacher is attempting to teach. There is a lot of calling out, and 'silence' is not the most Israeli of concepts. It is incredibly difficult to concentrate most of the time, especially given that so much ground is covered in a lesson (sometimes); the grammar doesn't correlate to English and its just a pretty difficult language to learn.
On that note, I have noticed that my professional, native language of English is being corrupted by other languages. Sometimes, I'll be speaking, to either native or non- native speakers, and realise that I've either forgotten a word, or what I've just said isn't entirely in English. The other day, I forgot the English for 'washing machine', instead using the Hebrew ('mechinot cavisa'), and, when that didn't receive a response, said it in French instead ('machine a lavage'), before miming it. Oh dear. Most people in the ulpan - of whatever native language, have seen similar Hebrew infiltrations into their conversations, so at least we're all in this together.
I know I need to push myself more with the Hebrish, yet I honestly feel that I'd do this better if I was working. Working in Israel requires some use of Hebrew, which would force me to practise more, and would give me a routine. This is the first time I haven't had a job in over a decade and, once the shock wore off, it's left me feeling lost. It's also scary not to have a regular income. I've started applying to places, and will see how that goes.
In the meantime, things are ok - it's actually quite nice, being emotionally unstimulated, or bored but happy. It definitely makes a change from London, where - I can now say - despite having everything I could ever want or need, I was lacking something, and at times could be pretty miserable.
I finally feel like I'm whole again - even if this country is shocking, baffling and nonsensical by turns - and that's just from opening a bank account. The situation back in London, while not informing my decision to make aliya (and actually occurring concurrent to it) makes me even more certain of my choice.
I'm aware that ulpan is a'soft landing', and therefore I shall try to make the most of it. Some days will be 'al ha panim', and some 'chaval ul hazman' - something like 'the dog's b*llocks'. Either way, excitement and intrigue is always around the corner...it is Israel, after all.


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Bartragh Island () is a sandy island and a townland located in Killala Bay, County Mayo, Ireland.

Geography
The island is around 0.75 square miles (1.9 square kilometres) in area. It's located around a mile from the shore and, with low tide, can be reached on foot.

Demographics

Relevant places
Bartragh belonged to Nick Faldo, an English golf champion who planned to build a private golf course on it.

Nature
Bartragh island is a birdwatching site, well known for great skuas.

See also

 List of islands of Ireland

References

External links
 Bartragh Island entry on Mapcarta

Islands of County Mayo
Townlands of County Mayo