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And undoubtedly, the following one is better for you than the preceding one. (Surah Duha, Parah 29, Verse 4)
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Wandering through alleys, travelling the backside of the world, exploring forgotten dark corners, just sitting on a lifetrain, I come across many small messages from strangers, addressing me directly...
Why do people feel that urgent need to leave signs and words as a cry-out to the world...?
"I am another you" written on a train table.
Moleskine Messages Collection is a family of newly conceived cards, a hybrid creation combining classic notebooks and traditional greeting cards.
To decorate the Messages pages, you can find a collection of specially created MSK templates in the myMoleskine section that you can download, print, cut out and stick on. There are seven subjects in a variety of formats: City, Message, Happening, Feed, Gift, Power, Idea, plus a blank template.
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Familiar collection of quotation from around the world.
You can download for free these quotes about friendship love messages .
The following are some of the best quotes from famous people :
On Dec. 3, 1992, when Whitney Houston’s ballad “I Will Always Love You” topped the Billboard Hot ...
Serendipity alive and well in the world. Just a chance find, a message from someone. Leica M6 50mm Summicron f2 lens Fuji Provia 100F 35mm slide film.
Assembling pics and text from my old UBC portfolio website
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Standard #8. Educators contribute to the profession.
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Teaching Environmental Sustainability
“It is crystal clear we are in a great transition period as we have to shift to sustainability. This shift has to be accompanied by a fundamental transformation in the way we perceive the world. And that, I believe, is strongly shaped in the early years of life. I believe the most critical period is K to Grade 4 as children acquire beliefs and values that become the lenses through which we perceive the world. You are doing (next to parents) the most important job in education.” — David Suzuki
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The CITE Cohort and the David Suzuki Lecture
During the year, the CITE cohort lead a student initiative to organize a David Suzuki presentation for the UBC Education faculty and students. At the event, David Suzuki talked about teaching environmental sustainability and he made great links about the importance of connecting and understanding our place with the earth. When we forget that we need … The earth, the soil, water and air … We seem to do the most illogical things with them.
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Reconnecting Ecology and Economy
In order, for our species to survive, we need to transform our thinking. We need to change our energy and consumption patterns. We have to question our goals of material wealth. Do we really need corporations to always dramatically improve profits every year? Maybe this recession is a wake up call to re-examine our priorities? As David Suzuki said to us in March, “We have to find some harmony between our ecology and our economy — after all — they have a common root.”
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Our Role In Shifting Perspectives
David Suzuki said the biggest way to implement change is through reaching society’s children. With our messages and engaging lessons, children have the potential to shift their parents thinking and actions. As teachers, we have the potential to make a gigantic impact on our future.
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The Power Of People
The event was a huge success and our CITE cohort created a wonderful and inspiring contribution to our profession. It was a powerful example of the endless possibilities of a school community working together.
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Enclosed is another link about the event … If the link doesn’t work, copy and paste it into your browser window.
Messages, mostly from teachers, collected by Floreid Hammer, Pasco High School Class of 1930. Images courtesy of Christy Hammer. (e1580c)
Since it was friday night, that might be a message inspired by the bottle. Or perhaps Jesus Camp has landed in Helsinki (I saw the film day after this scene).
These words were written on the side of the car: "Kids, the tricks you do on your scooters, skateboards, roller blades, and surf boards are cool! Keep at it. And believe in you. Because you can do anything. If your being abused tell. Keep telling until your believed. Even if there is more than one abuser. Kids protect each other!"
So much of documentary photos, now time for something green. Hope this photo brings the message across. GO GREEN!!
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See what happens when you don't pay for protection? Do you want this to happen to your bike, or your wife's bike, or your KID'S bike? So don't be a chump, it's better to pay.
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This was taken at Wekiva Springs State Park, a popular swimming, hiking and canoeing spot. These are the bathrooms near the small lake at the very end of the park.
Interesting thing about most Florida state parks is that the skylights seem to illuminate only one urinal. see another
In Naked Knotted Neurons, a group of protesters, some injured, some choking on tear gas, escape violent confrontation with police and other forces by staggering into a safe house they find in the midst of chaos. Strangers to one another, they soon discover they are from different worlds: all were involved in protests, but in different places and times. A trio of dieties, Fate, Chance and Destiny, have gathered them together to charge them with a task: to create a new Hero to solve the world’s most intractable, knotted problems. How to get this message across? Puppets, riddles, and audience participation reveal the secrets the protesters need to fulfill this task.
Following their run at the International Fringe Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland, the Penn Theatre Ensemble presented the company-devised piece Naked Knotted Neurons at Annenberg Center Live on September 4th and 5th, 2015.
Photo by Dyana Wing So.