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Children from abusive or neglectful homes, as well as children from loving families who may experience a troubled period, often lack the fundamental skills to succeed in school, their communities and life. They need a safe place to live, a nurturing environment in which to grow and the emotional and physical support that only comes from making the right Connections. This group of Porter-Leath programs is operated by clinical staff 24-hours a day, and focuses on providing residential, foster care, adoption, runaway and homeless services for children from birth to age 18 in a supportive and therapeutic environment.
Kermit as he is singing his song "Rainbow Connection" sitting on a floating log in a swamp.
This scene recreates te opening of the first movie of the Muppets "The Muppet Movie" from 1979.
This is my own original creation, inspired by my affection for the Muppets.
Built over a period of one and a half years using thousands of parts. The exact number of parts: I don't know.
Total height is 56 cm.
Kermit is built using mainly Bright Green pieces wich I now dub "Kermit Green". Regular Green would have been too dark.
Though Bright Green is the perfect shade of green for Kermit it has the disadvantage that is not a much used colour in LEGO sets so getting it in large quantities was one of the challenges for this project.
Another challenge was getting the right rounded shapes of Kermit's head and body. A lot of SNOT techniques were used to accomplish this.
Other features include posable hands, a water lily and a banjo.
To ensure that Kermit is firmly attached to the log and cannot fall off, I devised a special locking mechanism. To release Kermit press on his belly, just behind his banjo. This will release a pin in his back which you can then pull out. Then Kermit can be lifted off his log. To attach him back to his log just set him back an re-insert the pin fully. The pin will then fit seamlessly and invisibly.
Everything is 100% original LEGO. Even the strings on the banjo.
There are no building instructions yet, but if enough people are interested I can make them. Just let me know.
LinkedIn Connections – Quality Vs Quantity full post: blog.linkfluencer.com/linkedin-connections-quality-vs-qua...
There's long been an (often) animated debate as to the "right" way to approach networking and particularly to building your network on LinkedIn.
It doesn't matter if we are conducting a workshop or presenting a webinar, a question that seems to always be asked is:
"When building my network is Quality better than Quantity?
And typically in the audience you will always have two vastly different opinions.
There are people who are advocates of a quality-based approach whereby only connecting with people they either know well or who are directly relevant to them and what they do.
And on the flip side there are networkers who believe "Quantity" is more important than quality and therefore connect with anyone and everyone.
But what if you could achieve both? In this blog we share with you how to achieve this and why it is important to have both in order to achieve real results on LinkedIn.
Check out the details in the post here and follow the steps to implement the lessons learnt in your profile: blog.linkfluencer.com/linkedin-connections-quality-vs-qua...
The 2024 Connections Leadership Conference was held 15-16 November at the Great Wolf Lodge in Traverse City, MI. This was the first time since 2019 the event was hosted away from the Central Michigan University Campus.
The Connection [ Destination: Tropics ]
April 23, 2009
Winner takes all! Groups participated in a scavenger hunt to win tickets to a Meijer Garden's concert.
Sophomore Career Connections, Linking the Liberal Arts to the World of Work, Dinner and Mentor Orientation, Villard Room, facilitated by Carol Ostrow '77, P'09, '15 and Michael Graff P'09, '15, Vassar College, January 12, 2024
Photo credit: Karl Rabe/Vassar College
Would you choose to erase a traumatic memory? Why are some people more resilient to trauma than others? How do we live with and recover from trauma? And how do we experience other people’s trauma?
TRAUMA investigates biological, psychological, societal, and cultural traumas in our contemporary, connected world — from the emotional, neurological and mental aspects of trauma to the brutish, the blunt-force, the fractured and the stitched. Exploring our collective resilience in the face of trauma, exhibits consider our ability to heal and the importance of communication and human connections to that process.
TRAUMA runs 20.11.15 – 21.02.16 at Science Gallery at Trinity College Dublin.
Find out more at dublin.sciencegallery.com/trauma.
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The 11th annual Sophomore Career Connections: Linking the Liberal Arts to the World of Work, hosted collaboratively by the Center for Career Education and the Office of Advancement. Networking Reception: During the reception, students practice their networking skills with mentors in a safe environment, Vassar College, January 19, 2025.
Photo credit: Kelly Marsh/Vassar College
Nearly 500 Colgate University sophomores and 130 alumni gathered on campus for Sophomore Connections.
Sophomore Career Connections, Linking the Liberal Arts to the World of Work. SCC founder Carol Ostrow '77, P'09, '15 addresses mentors during a dinner in the Villard Room, Vassar College, January 12, 2024 SCC celebrated 10 years this year!
Photo credit: Karl Rabe/Vassar College
Nearly 500 Colgate University sophomores and 130 alumni gathered on campus for Sophomore Connections.