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a-ha | Ending on a High Note
Club Nokia | May 16, 2010 | Los Angeles
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Note the live chassis warning.
The mains connector is not the original, which was a plastic plug screwed to the cabinet back. This was intended to prevent operation with the back removed.
Sometimes, I get a student who has decided not to speak. It's understandable. If you are suddenly plunged into another culture with a language you don't understand, one of the few rebellions open to you is to elect not to speak. it gives you one small bit of power, where otherwise, you are powerless.
C doesn't speak, apart from one-word answers that take a while before she gets the nerve to whisper them. I'm working on her confidence in speaking, but in the meantime, we have the most marvelous written conversations. We talk about food, TV, movies, and people, all with her careful illustrations and our giggles and nods back and forth. The notes we pass are some of my most enjoyable student interactions.
Probably a lot of people think I should be pushing her to speak more. I'm more concerned with earning her trust, so that when she does decide that she is comfortable with conversing verbally, she knows she can trust me to listen to her.
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I'm in a small Facebook group that is reading a book about charity and then discussing it. Today I quickly made notes as I re-read Chapter 1.
Image from the SDASM Curatorial Collection. Note: This material may be protected by Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S.C.)--Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum
... of the optical kind, notes that remind you of the past amidst all the glossy and textureless newness of the present that has no future so as to ever become the past that was.
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The first running of the Sligo Marathon and Half Marathon 2012 took place on Saturday September 15th 2012 at 09:00 and 09:45 respectively. The Start/Finish arena, race check-in area, and other facilities were hosted in the Sligo Institute of Technology, Knocknarea Sports Arena. The organisers of the race purposely kept the field size in this race to a minimum as they wanted to estimate the size of the task of organising a marathon in the city. All told the race was well organised and a very good showing for a first attempt at organising a marathon. The race routes were around Lough Gill, with views of the Lake Isle of Innisfree, for the Full Marathon. The Half Marathon follows the Full Marathon until Parkes Castle, then heads up "Hill of the Squirrel" and loops back to the grounds of Sligo IT. All in all the routes were challenging with some steep hills in the full marathon and 'The Squirrel' in the Half. We have got a very nice set of photographs of the event here on this Flickr set.
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Some useful links
Sligo Marathon Homepage warriorofthesea.wix.com/sligocitymarathon#!home/mainPage
Discussion thread about the race on Boards.ie www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056593921
Event Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/sligomarathon.halfmarathon
Today's main activity was to write my thank you notes for my holiday gifts. While I didn't get a lot of gifts in terms of quantity, they were all items that I wanted. Some were pricey, and I didn't expect to get them, but due to hubby taking up a collection, I even got the suitcase I wanted....
Which I might get to put to good use if I tag along with him as a stowaway to Singapore! ;)
Attendees taking notes during the Open Ministerial Session at the International Transport Forum’s 2015 Summit on “Transport, Trade and Tourism” in Leipzig, Germany on 28 May 2015.
The only warmth this afternoon was in the colour on the tips of the clouds after the sun had set.
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dinosaurpunches:Putting together some character clothing...
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1950s evening gown.
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Givenchy ensemble photographed by Frank Horvat, 1970s.
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Betty Brosmer in the kitchen.
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A Paul Sachs Original 1947
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Backfilled and forgotten, the Butterhouse tunnel was dug in the early 1880's, opening for freight traffic in 1885. It closed for good in 1966. 329 yards in length, the tunnel incorporates a gentle curve to the south towards its western end. It boasts a patchwork of red and engineering brick, with refuges provided for platelayers and ceramic tablets in the north sidewall to benefit the local ganger's note-taking. A high-level row of cable hangers is also apparent, together with hundreds of short stalactites. Today, a low mist hung in the the tunnel on our arrival, but only to a height of about two metres or so. Climbing above it, we were rewarded with a wonderful green river of mist which made for some super photo opportunities.
My notes from the TED 2011 conference, held from March 1 - 5 in Long Beach, CA. Additional details can be found at my blog, www.fountly.com.