Here's the first repeat, in blue and black. It was obvious that the tails of the kites needed more work.
I worked on the tails, making sure the tails met for each pair of kites. I also played around with different colors.
This was getting better. The tails still seemed a bit clunky, so I redrew them again. This time I connected them diagonally and I changed the type of tail on some of the kites. I also made one of the kites orange to add some variety.
I was happy with the tails, but the orange was a bit too jarring for me, so I kept playing around with color options, like the two below.
I settled on using two different blues for the design. I also added a bit of detail to two of the diamond kites. Here's my final design.
And here's what it looks like in a repeat. The two blues create a strong diagonal pattern.
If you like my design, you can vote for it in the weekly Spoonflower contest (you'll have to page through the designs to find it).
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Super Shark Encyclopedia uncovers the secrets of the oceans by exploring a remarkable array of sharks and sea creatures, from surfing penguins to deep-sea monsters. Packed with jaw-dropping facts about animal behavior and anatomy, new 3D artworks utilize cross-sections and strip layers away to show key anatomical features in detail. With its combination of spectacular photography and clear yet authoritative text, Super Shark Encyclopedia is the ultimate visual guide to the oceans' most incredible stories. It showcases record-breaking animals, such as the deadliest predators and the most venomous creatures, and explains how and why their bodies work the way they do.
Readers take a dive underwater to take an in-depth look at the mechanics behind fish and other sea creatures. Marine creatures are made to fit their environments, whether they live in shallow reefs or the deep sea. This book describes the technology behind the super senses of sharks, the speed of a sailfish, and the propulsion of squid. How big are giant clams? How does a stonefish launch a sneak attack? Readers will learn the answers to these questions and more through fascinating text and fact boxes. Color photographs bring readers to the depths of the sea to come face-to-face with these mechanical wonders!
Introduce your early learners to the natural world with this book-and-plush toy boxed set. Read the little book together to discover some basic facts about sharks, then press buttons to hear 3 exciting sounds. Preschoolers and kindergartners can cuddle with the soft shark plush while they learn about this amazing ocean animal. It's the perfect gift for Shark Week!
Full of fun facts, colourful illustrations, and games that will feed a child's imagination and quench their thirst for knowledge, whilst supporting the National Curriculum. My Encyclopedia of Very Important Things is the perfect book for children from 4 - 7 years of age. Supporting the national curriculum and providing all the information young minds need and much more, My Encyclopedia of Very Important Things is split into four sections, All About Me, Animals, People, and My Planet, covering everything from the continents to the blue whale in fun and engaging ways. Bursting with knowledge and loads of very important things to set young minds alight.
Provides an overview of sharks, describing the different species of these marine predators and discussing their habitats, physical characteristics, and behavior, including how they swim, communicate, and catch their prey.
Presents a visual tour of the anatomical strengths of members of the animal kingdom and lends insight into their behaviors and abilities, from the reasons for the cheetah's speed to a termite's instinct to build a cooling system into its home.


Our Client, a premier private equity real estate firm, is looking for a Financial Analyst to focus on real estate operations and asset management activities to oversee investment performance. Excellent opportunity to gain experience in the investment side of commercial real estate at a top firm, with growth potential to leadership roles.
Create financial models and cash flow forecasts to see IRR analysis and equity multiple ratios.
Prepare quantitative and qualitative reports for acquisitions performance to glean financial risks.
Oversee the maintenance of the acquisition target pipeline.
Perform strategic analysis of the firm's retail portfolio.
Organize quarterly fund and property management reports for investor level analysis.
Be an expert on retail leases in regards to tenant control rights, percentage rent obligations, and co-tenancy impacts.
Perform property performance analysis in relation to budgets and re-forecast budgets accordingly.
Heavily scrutinize awarded deals and acquisitions to understand risks of the asset before closing on the deal.
Bachelor's degree with strong academic background.
Knowledge of commercial retail real estate, financial transactions, modeling, and budgeting.
1+ years experience of commercial real estate or investment banking.
Strong Excel and Microsoft office skills.
Argus experience a big plus.


From these humble beginnings the Club, which changed its name to Spalding Golf Club in February 1926, has grown over the years until today it is acknowledged as one of the premier courses in Lincolnshire.
However those hardy souls who joined at the beginning would not now recognise the course. Initially the land was rented and play was not possible during the summer months when the grass on the fairways was needed for grazing! the greens being fenced off to protect them. The original course was, over the years, extended to become a full 18 holes until the advent of the second world war when the Club lost the tenancy of or licence to play over certain lands at Surfleet which reduced the course to 9 holes and as this land had to be grazed by cattle, sheep, horses and a very smelly goat the greens and certain trees had, once again, to be protected by surrounding fences.
It was not until 1950 that the Club bought the land it now occupies and following a further land purchase and complicated exchange in 1972 the course again had 18 holes in play. Further land was acquired in 1974 (the old railway line to the west of the course) to provide a parking area for the members and visitors. Prior to this they had to park their cars and then walk across the railway line carrying their equipment. This land was, of course, lost to the Club with the building of the Spalding by-pass earlier this decade.
A forward looking decision by the Club to purchase some 34 acres of land in 1989 meant that the course could be extended and this was planned and executed by an in house team with the opening of the extension taking place in August 1993. Further land, some 20 acres was purchased in 1991; as yet this is undeveloped except for the greenkeepers building and a reservoir for course irrigation and is used as a practice area. The Club has a large driving range with 8 covered and 6 open bays complete with a ball dispenser.
Over the last few years there have been minor changes and the course has been further refined until it is undoubtedly one of the finest in Lincolnshire. This kind of work never ceases and the Club has further improvements planned for the future. The membership, originally just over 50, has grown over the years as the course has been developed and extended and the number of playing members now stands at 750. It should be borne in mind that being a private members club it is the members, over the years, who have agreed to and funded all the changes, many of them major, which have resulted in the Club becoming the success it is today.


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CRY launches new support booklet for friends
Leading heart charity has developed new support resources in recognition of the massive impact a young sudden cardiac death has on friends.
The charity Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY) is this month [13 November 2017] launching a powerful new booklet for young people learning to navigate their emotions following the tragic and sudden death of a close friend from a previously undiagnosed heart condition.
The booklet, 'A friend's grief following a young sudden cardiac death' has been compiled by CRY's Founder and bereavement counsellor, Alison Cox MBE. It features 10 short chapters from 29 bereaved young people talking through their experience of coping with the gap their friend has left, trying to adapt their lives without them by their side and finding a 'new normal'.
Poignantly, the authors emphasise how much talking helps address what happened and their surprise and delight when they found that parents wanted to retain contact. Many spoke of 'living for the day', taking nothing for granted and discovering how they value relationships more.
The booklet – which is being officially launched in the lead up to CRY's annual Raising Awareness Week [19-26 November] – is part of a wider campaign #CRY4Friends, highlighting the grief felt by young people when they experience the death of a friend. CRY hopes this new initiative will encourage young people to share their memories and to talk openly about their grief. The resource will also be available to read online or order for free, directly from CRY: www.cry4friends.org.uk.
The bereavement support team at CRY developed this latest booklet in the charity's 'grief library',* knowing that bereaved people find most solace, support and guidance from others who have been through a similar experience. Indeed, since 1995, CRY has received thousands of calls from people just wanting to speak to others who have suffered similar tragedies.
Alison Cox says; "This powerful and deeply sensitive booklet articulating the thoughts and feelings of the sudden death of a fit and healthy special friend explains the ferocity of the impact of the loss. We are all born into our relationships but have the freedom to choose our friends. There is a subsequent independence in friendship and – especially for those that have been friends since childhood – a raft of memories created especially during maturity.
*previous booklets published in the Grief Series have included; 'Mums' 'Dads', 'Siblings', 'Partners', Christmas & anniversaries
"Adolescence can be a rocky ride and having a trusted friend to discuss new experiences with and confront difficult decisions that need to be made can greatly reduce anxiety. Having a special friend to talk to helps to stabilise the fast-changing world that seems to lurch around them which often affects their confidence and leaves them vulnerable. A good friend can provide a haven of security and suddenly losing them there can have a catastrophic effect on a young person."
Every week in the UK, 12 young (that is, aged 35 and under) people die suddenly from a previously undiagnosed heart condition. 80% of these young people have no signs or symptoms and so the only way to detect a potentially sinister cardiac abnormality is by having cardiac screening. CRY believes that every young person should have the choice to be screened, and offers a national screening service where anyone aged 14-35 can access free cardiac screening.
CRY's Bereavement Support Programme offers both medical and emotional support to families who have been affected by a young sudden cardiac death. CRY offers individual telephone support through volunteers who have suffered the sudden cardiac death of a child, sibling or partner and who have undergone two years of counselling training so that they can offer support to other people who have been affected by a tragedy.
CRY also offers group support, so that bereaved families and friends can connect with one another. In tandem with the new booklet, CRY has launched a private Facebook group for young people who have lost a friend to a sudden cardiac death, to connect and share their feelings with others who have experienced the loss of a friend and be part of a support network for one another. This is in addition to private support groups for bereaved mums, dads, siblings and partners, as well as a group which can be joined by anyone who has lost a young person to a sudden cardiac death. CRY also holds national bereavement support events and memorial walks for families and friends who have been affected by young sudden cardiac death.
Broadcaster & sports commentator, John Inverdale is a Patron of CRY and was invited to write the introduction to this new booklet. John first became involved with CRY following the death of his friend and team-mate, Howard English in 1995. Father-of-three, Howard was just 32 when he collapsed and died playing rugby. John (as well as former England international, Simon Halliday – also a CRY Patron) were playing alongside Howard. He died beside them on the pitch.
John says; "Every case is different, but every case is the same. I was playing rugby 30 years ago when a good friend collapsed and died alongside me. One week on the team sheet, the next another unexplained and terrible story.
"My daughter played hockey at school with a girl who was destined for great things – she might well have been part of the golden Rio Olympic set-up – but one night she went to bed and just never woke up. And, so it goes…
"The young people who may well pick up this booklet or seek solace through this new campaign and website will do so because they understand. They will understand what it's like to have someone who is an integral part of your life be there one moment and not the next. The anger and the hurt. The bewilderment and the sense of injustice. And more than anything the sense of unreality. Someone who was so healthy, so vibrant and dynamic and so alive. How? Why?"
John adds; "That's where CRY comes in. A support mechanism, but also an organisation to drive the research that is needed to try to reduce the number of these tragedies. This booklet tells so many tales, but in the end, it tells just one. A tale of loss of a friend, but more importantly of love."
You can read the booklet online here or order a free copy below
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Obituary: Elwyn Robert (Butch) Morris
Thursday, October 3, 2019 1:00 AM
Elwyn Robert (Butch) Morris
Elwyn Robert (Butch) Morris entered into his Heavenly Fathers arms on September 20, 2019.
He was born August 6, 1945 in Mankato, Minnesota to Thomas T. Morris and Mae Adelaide Othoudt. Butch was the 2nd of 3 children with an older sister, Margaret and a younger sister Sharon. He attended grade school in Vernon Center, MN and graduated from Garden city High School in Garden City, MN.
In June of 1964, Butch joined the United States Marines and served 4 years in San Diego, California at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot as a Butcher/Meatcutter.
It was in San Diego that he met the love of his life, Margaret and they were married May 19, 1967 in Spring Valley, CA. Butch Received an honorable discharge in July of 1968 and he and Margaret moved back to Vernon Center, Mn with their infant daughter, Jeannie. In April 1970 they moved back to San diego, CA with their newest addition, Tamara. From there they moved to Escondido, CA.
Butch worked as a meatcutter all this time, but in April of 1978 he decided to quit meatcutting and become a truck driver.
This led to a job with Hillman Caywood Trucking and a move to Winnemucca, NV. Butch worked for Hillman until he retired in 1980. From there he took a job with Pinson Mining Co. as a heavy equipment mechanic until 1999 when Pinson closed.
There were a few months as a meatcutter again and then a job as a mechanic with Renner Equipment in Fallon, NV where they lived for 2 years. In 2004 a final move was made back to Winnemucca and a job with Midas Mine as a Heavy Equipment Mechanic. He worked there until his retirement in 2009.
He was preceded in death by his parents, a niece, and a great-grandson.
Butch is survived by his wife of 52 years Margaret, daughters Jeannie Brown (Clifton), of Winnemucca, Tamara Fullerton (Randy) of Grantsville, UT, and Elizabeth Jeppsen (Mickey) of winnemucca, & 8 grandchildren, Sean Brown, Chad Brown (Ashley), Luis Brown (Cherice), Ashley Ballard (Robert) all of Winnemucca, Kortney Della-Rata (Anthony) of Fernley, Nv, Catherine Fullerton, Thomas Fullerton, and Daniel Fullerton of Grantsville, UT. There are 16 great-grandchildren, sister Margaret James (Bill) of Garden City, MN, Sharon Lusky (Larry) of Brentwood, TN and numerous nieces and nephews.
Butch will be sorely missed by all who knew him.
Services will be held at the Word of Light Fellowship Church on October 5, 2019 at 3pm with internment to follow at the Winnemucca Cemetery.


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New York|New Cabs Could Avoid Hybrid Ban
https://nyti.ms/10hwe8x
New Cabs Could Avoid Hybrid Ban
By Matt Flegenheimer
Faced with a lawsuit aimed at blocking New York's so-called Taxi of Tomorrow because it is not a hybrid, the Bloomberg administration has proposed a compromise: Some owners can buy hybrids, as long as they are big enough.
The city's Taxi and Limousine Commission said on Friday that the proposed rule, which will be discussed at a public hearing in May before coming to a vote, should quell any concerns from environmentalists and medallion owners who want to use hybrids.
But the group that brought the lawsuit, the Greater New York Taxi Association, said that the proposal was too strict, requiring every hybrid to have a large interior, at least 138 cubic feet, similar to that of a van or sport utility vehicle. The size is the same as that of the Taxi of Tomorrow, the Nissan NV200, the carmaker says.
"These rules look like they have been created to short-circuit the litigation," the group said in a statement. "We do not consider this to be a serious proposal."
The group, whose members operate many fuel-efficient cabs, noted that popular hybrids like the Prius and Camry from Toyota have interior volumes far smaller than 138 cubic feet.
The proposal came months after the group's lawsuit raised doubts about whether the Taxi of Tomorrow would ever reach the road in its current form.
According to the suit, the city's Administrative Code requires the commission to allow hybrid cars as an option for taxi operators. The Taxi of Tomorrow, not currently available as a hybrid, is to be the sole car permitted for nearly all operators, and is scheduled to be phased in beginning this year.
David S. Yassky, the city's taxi commissioner, said the Taxi of Tomorrow would eventually be available as a hybrid as well. The proposal, he said, ensures that "any hybrid taxi is spacious enough to comfortably accommodate passengers and luggage."
As the winner of the city's Taxi of Tomorrow competition two years ago, Nissan secured a 10-year contract to manufacture virtually all of the city's 13,000 cabs.
The city has hailed the NV200's distinctive features, including transparent roof panels and "lower-annoyance" horns, but the choice of the vehicle has drawn criticism from proponents of hybrids and advocates of wheelchair-accessibility.
The car is not wheelchair-accessible, though it can be retrofitted to become so. Last year, John C. Liu, the city comptroller, rejected the agreement with Nissan, though it was not clear what practical effect the move had.


The following article describes how to use a 3rd party differencing tool: https://www.ptc.com/en/support/article?n=CS217399.
However, note that it allows 4 arguments to be passed to the differencing tool, but none of them contains the name of the file. Specifically, if comparing the working file to a prior revision, then argument 3 or 4 will contain the name of the file. But if comparing 2 prior revisions of the file, then arguments 3 and 4 just contain pathname information to the temporary version of the file that Integrity creates in the SIDist directory. But there is no way to get the name of the actual file.
A 3rd party differencing tool would want to have the name of the actual file so that, for example, it can put it in the title bar (e.g., "comparing version 1.1 and 1.2 of file MyFile.txt").
Can the developers please add the capability of passing the actual file name to the 3rd party differencing tool?


'Defense Grid 2' is a terrific and addictive tower defense game that is slightly marred by a weak story.
While 'Sherlock Holmes: Crimes and Punishments' has a stunning level of presentation, it's just too short to compete with other premium releases.
As a fan of the franchise, I am unconvinced by "Wolfenstein: The New Order."


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Brant woman pleads guilty to crash that injured three
By Marian Hetherly • Jul 25, 2019
A Town of Brant woman has pleaded guilty to causing a crash that sent five people to the hospital last year.
The Erie County District Attorney's Office says Kalah Schultz, 26, has pleaded guilty to one count of vehicular assault in the first degree, the highest charge. She is now facing up to seven years in prison.
This stems from a crash along Route 438 on the Seneca Nation Territory in the Town of Collins Dec. 10, 2018. Schultz admitted crashing her vehicle into another. The DA says five people from the other vehicle were taken by ambulance to Erie County Medical Center to be evaluated and three suffered injuries.
Schultz is free on her own recognizance until her sentencing in October.
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Now we know the top contenders for Amazon's HQ2
After a couple months of speculation, Chicago now knows who its competition is for Amazon's huge expansion project.
Chicago was picked as one of 20 cities or metro areas that Amazon will consider for a second headquarters outside Seattle, where the e-commerce giant could hire as many as 50,000 people over the next 10 to 15 years.
"Yesterday there were 238 cities; today there are 20," said John Boyd Jr. of Boyd Co., a relocation consulting firm in Princeton, N.J. "Chicago, to no one's surprise, is on the list. It would be malfeasance if Chicago weren't on this list."
The city was confident and hopeful it would make the cut, but there was no way to be certain until officials got a call early Thursday. "As companies including GE Healthcare, ConAgra and McDonald's have concluded, Chicago offers unparalleled opportunities, and we are going to continue to work as a region to make the case to Amazon that Chicago is the ideal location for HQ2," Mayor Rahm Emanuel said in a statement. "We are prepared to compete at the next level and the next level after that."
The 20 finalists picked by Amazon are a broad mix of cities big and small, ranging from Columbus, Ohio, and Indianapolis to Los Angeles and New York. In addition to Chicago, it includes many of the early favorites, including Austin, Denver, Boston, Toronto and Washington, D.C.
"I think cities like Columbus, Indianapolis and L.A. are on this list for other reasons," Boyd said. "This is a list that every part of the country is represented. Amazon doesn't do anything without accounting for the branding impact."
Another surprise: Three of the 20 finalists are near the nation's capital, where Amazon has 2,500 employees and Bezos owns the Washington Post. "That's a tell," said Mark Zandi, chief economist for Moody's Analytics. "I think they're leaning in that direction." Crain's identified Washington, D.C., as a top contender after Amazon announced the HQ2 bake-off in September.
• Emanuel, Rauner clash in wake of Amazon news
• Chicago mum on Amazon HQ2 bid, but another town lifts the veil
• To win Amazon, Chicago must think like Amazon
Amazon initially said it expected to make a decision in the first half of 2018, but now the company says only that it will happen sometime this year.
Amazon said it "evaluated each of the proposals based on the criteria outlined in the RFP to create the list of 20 HQ2 candidates that will continue in the selection process. In the coming months, Amazon will work with each of the candidate locations to dive deeper into their proposals, request additional information, and evaluate the feasibility of a future partnership that can accommodate the company's hiring plans as well as benefit its employees and the local community."
Here's what Chicago is offering Amazon:
• $2.25 billion in incentives
• And these are the sites Chicago is pitching
Next up are site visits, but none has been scheduled so far, said a source familiar with Chicago's bid.
Amazon first announced its search for a second headquarters in September, prompting a rush of bids from cities around North America to host the company. Chicago was seen as a likely contender, based on Amazon's criteria of wanting to be in an urban area with more than 1 million people within 45 minutes of an international airport and preferably have direct access to mass transit.
Amazon will be paying close attention to the bottom line. It has been aggressive and savvy in pursuing tax breaks, pulling in an estimated $1.3 billion over the past 15 years, especially as it has built out distribution centers for same-day delivery.
Amazon has not revealed the incentives that cities and states have offered it in proposals. New Jersey, widely seen as one of the most aggressive bidders, passed an incentive package valued at $7 billion.
Chicago, like many other cities, was tight-lipped about its bid, worrying about tipping its hand early in a process that could drag on for months. But the broad strokes of the deal quickly emerged, revealing a package estimated at $2.25 billion. The biggest piece is $1.4 billion in tax credits from Illinois' Economic Development for a Growing Economy (Edge), which program was revived in September 2016, just in time for the Amazon sweepstakes. Edge provides for corporate income tax credits that could be used to offset individual withholding taxes associated with new jobs.
Chicago, meanwhile, is also on the short list—along with Dallas, Atlanta and Boston—for a major Google office hub that could potentially bring as many as 5,000 jobs. And yesterday, Apple announced it's planning to build another corporate campus and hire 20,000 workers during the next five years. There's no word on where that new campus would be located, though Emanuel confirmed to Crain's that Chicago will make a pitch.
• Google eyes Chicago for up to 5,000-job office
• Chicago pledges to pitch for Apple campus
• Amazon's rejects left out in the cold
This is the restaurant replacing Tavern on Rush—and it's not a steakhouse
At $15 million, this might be the biggest price cut ever for a Chicago home
Tyson Foods lists massive West Loop office for sublease


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Gautam's memoir hits shelves
Aug 8, 2018-Kul Chandra Gautam's second book, Global Citizen from Gulmi—My Journey from the Hills of Nepal to the Halls of the United Nations, was launched amid a function held in the Capital on Tuesday. The book, a memoir, chronicles Gautam's journey from his hometown of Gulmi to the high offices of the United Nations.
In the book, Gautam, 69, also documents the world events that took place at the turn of the century during his tenure as a senior official at the UN and his collaboration with many figures in the world. Starting as a Deputy Executive Director of UNICEF, Gautam went on to assume the position of Assistant Secretary General at the UN.
Speaking at the book launch, Pradeep Gyawali, the minister of Foreign Affairs lauded the book as a thought provoking read. "Gautam is a true winner," Gyawali remarked, "From being deprived of basic necessities to reaching the doorstep of the UN, his journey is very moving. He is a true human rights leader and his passion hasn't fizzled out.
I commend him for his humanitarian contribution."
Former minister Nilamber Acharya also echoed Gyawali's sentiments and said that the Global Citizen from Gulmi would be palatable not just for Nepali readers but a global audience as well. "50 years ago, Gautam started his journey for the betterment of the planet. I was impressed by him when we met in 1990. He never looked at his designations but he looked more towards how important and life changing his job could be," Acharya said.
At the event, Valerie Julliand, UN Resident Coordinator also gave remarks on how Gautam's journey from the impoverished Gulmi to New York was an inspiration for all.
This is Gautam's second book after 2015's Lost in Transition: Rebuilding Nepal from the Maoist Mayhem and Mega Earthquake.
Published: 08-08-2018 08:16
http://kathmandupost.ekantipur.com/news/2018-08-08/gautams-memoir-hits-shelves.html


Footed tea bowl with speckled crimson glazing, golden leaf pattern and heat retaining walls. Reveals full aroma of the tea.
This large volume eye-catching tea bowl has thick and high clay walls that keep your tea hot allowing you to relax and savor the infusion without any haste. The vessel sits comfortably in the hand and stands steadily on the table. Thanks to the exquisite appearance it will give aesthetic pleasure to all your senses.


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Radula fujitae är en bladmossart som beskrevs av Furuki. Radula fujitae ingår i släktet radulor, och familjen Radulaceae. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Q: IIE 6.0 not recognizing index.php as Default document This morning our server stopped recognizing index.php as th default document. It goes to the 404 error page. This has been working since we set it up several years ago. If you go to the index.php page it finds it just fine. I have tried to put a static version of the page up as index.htm, index.html, Default.htm etc but none of them seem to be recognized even though all are listed as default documents in the website document properties. There are no 301 permanent redirect's to cause this I just need to know how to troubleshoot this issue. Im a developer, not so much a server admin.

A: Start by checking your default documents setup, of course. The link explains how to add/sort/verify them; it's cake.
Have you rebooted the server? It's, dare I say, Microsoft. They do love the reboot.
It's not a permissions issue or configuration problem (other than possibly default doc) if you can type in the document and see it. So I think your issue will be solved by one of the two above.

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Q: custom gin logging middleware truncating logs Intermittently, I see truncated json objects being written to loggly through my custom logging middleware. I've confirmed the outgoing records are in fact being truncated in my code.
Logs are formatted with zerolog and then T'd out between stdout and loggly.
The loggly package I'm using is pretty old, but appears to just implement an io.Writer with a buffer https://github.com/segmentio/go-loggly.
My concern is gin is terminating the context before the logs are written to the buffer, the write is cut short? But in examples provided by gin docs I don't see anything wildly different. I've removed as much extraneous code that still experiences the issue.
The logs that are written to STDOUT are complete, but the logs being sent out through the loggly package are being truncated.
package main

import (
    "io"
    "os"

    "github.com/gin-gonic/gin"
    "github.com/rs/zerolog"
    "github.com/segmentio/go-loggly"
)

var logglyClient *loggly.Client

func init() {
    logglyToken := "potato"
    logglyClient = loggly.New(logglyToken)
}

func NewLogger() zerolog.Logger {
    writers := []io.Writer{zerolog.ConsoleWriter{Out: os.Stdout}}
    writers = append(writers, logglyClient)
    multiWriter := zerolog.MultiLevelWriter(writers...)
    logger := zerolog.New(multiWriter).With().Timestamp().Logger()

    return logger
}

func GinMiddleware() gin.HandlerFunc {
    return func(gctx *gin.Context) {
        logger := NewLogger()
        logger.Info().Msg("API request")

        gctx.Next()
    }
}

func main() {
    router := gin.New()
    router.Use(GinMiddleware())
    logger := NewLogger()
    router.GET("/ping", func(c *gin.Context) {
        c.JSON(200, gin.H{
            "message": "pong",
        })
    })
    logger.Info().Msg("Server Listening!")
    router.Run(":8080")
}

with the following packages in use
github.com/gin-gonic/gin v1.7.7
github.com/rs/zerolog v1.26.0
github.com/segmentio/go-loggly v0.5.0

A: Flushing the loggly client before exiting the program should do it.
https://github.com/segmentio/go-loggly/blob/7a70408c3650c37ba8e58a934f686d0c44cb9b58/loggly.go#L216

func main() {
    defer logglyClient.Flush()

    router := gin.New()
    router.Use(GinMiddleware())
    logger := NewLogger()
    router.GET("/ping", func(c *gin.Context) {
        c.JSON(200, gin.H{
            "message": "pong",
        })
    })
    logger.Info().Msg("Server Listening!")
    router.Run(":8080")
}

On top of that you have to implement graceful-shutdown of the server to prevent abrupt exit sequence of the program.
The Gin documentation has an example just for that
https://chenyitian.gitbooks.io/gin-web-framework/content/docs/38.html
func main() {
    router := gin.Default()
    router.GET("/", func(c *gin.Context) {
        time.Sleep(5 * time.Second)
        c.String(http.StatusOK, "Welcome Gin Server")
    })

    srv := &http.Server{
        Addr:    ":8080",
        Handler: router,
    }

    go func() {
        // service connections
        if err := srv.ListenAndServe(); err != nil {
            log.Printf("listen: %s\n", err)
        }
    }()

    // Wait for interrupt signal to gracefully shutdown the server with
    // a timeout of 5 seconds.
    quit := make(chan os.Signal)
    signal.Notify(quit, os.Interrupt)
    <-quit
    log.Println("Shutdown Server ...")

    ctx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(context.Background(), 5*time.Second)
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Weekly Marvel Review: December 22, 2021 (Week 51)
By Brian Bradley on December 27, 2021 • ( 2 )
In the Marvel Universe, reality can be deceiving, and deception can become your reality. As is the case for Robbie Reyes who begins his reality hopping adventure in Avengers Forever to stop the Multiverse Masters of Evil from wiping out any and… Read More ›
FCL Podcast 21 – Leaders Taking a Stan
Brian and Shaun nominate their favorite Marvel entertainment for their 2021 Stan Lee Cup awards. They discuss the merits of Marvel's top content in categories such as art teams, characters and the Marvel Cinematic Universe. They end with a quick… Read More ›
The end of the year brings an end to two more X-Men series, but they set the stage for the next era of Krakoan comics in 2022. Excalibur and X-Force end their current runs for now with plans for their return early… Read More ›
Wilson Fisk's grip on New York City—and the heroes who call it home—tightens. Meanwhile, Black Cat's grasp on reality—and the woman bonded to the Reality Stone—loosens. The Infinity Heist story ends with the revelation that Felicia gathered three of the… Read More ›
By Brian Bradley on December 6, 2021 • ( 2 )
It took three years of antagonizing the Avengers, but Red Widow finally breaks through with her 17th and 18th appearances marking her induction into the Fantasy Comic League review system. In doing so, she brings Power Princess and Blur over… Read More ›
Weekly Marvel Review: November 24, 2021 (Week 47)
By Brian Bradley on November 29, 2021 • ( 3 )
Only in comics can a character who is dead, or in a coma, or suffering severe neck trauma, can still rake in the points and place in the top performances of the week. Despite a whole series focused on the Death… Read More ›
Family is important, especially around the holiday season, even the non-traditional and sometimes dysfunctional families found in Marvel comics. In Amazing Spider-Man Peter Parker's clone "brother" continues his Beyond training with the Daughters of the Dragon, Misty Knight and Colleen Wing…. Read More ›
After a slight delay, the Thing and Venom drop the first issue of their new series—a third run for Grimm and a fifth run for the symbiote. The Thing's story takes him back to the early days with his current… Read More ›
By Brian Bradley on November 8, 2021 • ( 3 )
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Brian and Shaun take a short break from recording to focus on their personal state of affairs. In their return episode, the hosts dive into the big events going on across DC and Marvel comics, including "Fear State" and "Death… Read More ›
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Technology Gadgets 03 Aug 2018 Lenovo ThinkPad Carbon X1 (2018) review: The perfect business companion
Technology, Gadgets
Lenovo ThinkPad Carbon X1 (2018) review: The perfect business companion
THE ASIAN AGE. | AMRITANSHU MUKHERJEE
Published : Aug 3, 2018, 6:59 pm IST
Updated : Aug 3, 2018, 6:59 pm IST
The new ThinkPad X1 Carbon offers mighty Intel processors in a highly portable yet extremely practical form.
Lenovo successfully takes the practical fundamentals of the ThinkPad series and beautifully fuses it with the modern-day conveniences of an ultra-portable notebook.
The ThinkPad series of laptops has to be one of the most influential laptop brands in the world. Conceptualised by IBM years ago, the brand stands for the most robust business laptops with all the conveniences considered thoroughly. Under Lenovo's ownership, the ThinkPad series has branched out to convertibles and tablets, thus offering more options for the businessmen around the world. Lenovo gave the lineup a much-needed update for 2018 with the latest Intel Core processors and a host of refinements to please its clientele. The ThinkPad X1 Carbon is the only model in the new lineup that gets closer to the series' philosophy of a no-nonsense robust laptop meant for serious work. Configure it decently with the right mix of silicon, like the unit we had on our desk, and you have a highly dependable notebook with all the essentials for a price of around Rs 1,52,000.
However, with rival brands such as Dell, ASUS, HP and Apple offering equally capable options at similar prices, what does the ThinkPad X1 Carbon possess to lure buyers towards itself, is what we found out when we ourselves hit that power button.
Design and Aesthetics:
Unlike offerings from Dell and rivals, Lenovo has opted for a form factor that's subtly stylish yet highly understated at the same time. It was easy to mistake it for just another laptop at first glance. The simple lines and flat matte surface with curved edges may not lend the X1 Carbon a second look — this is something ThinkPads are always meant to achieve – maintain an understated, yet classy composure without crying for attention — a pure business laptop. The matte finish doesn't hold on well with time — it wears out easily when exposed to rough situations, which is why it is advisable to keep a soft cleaning cloth handy as well as keep it in the bag to save the texture. And make sure you don't apply pressure when cleaning it.
The 15.9mm thickness puts it in the ultrabook category, despite sporting a heat vent. The plastic chassis translates into a 1.13kg lightweight laptop, which combined with the 13-inch form factor, makes it highly portable — we almost forgot most of the time about its presence in our backpack while on the move. Lenovo's clever construction also ensures that the weight of the laptop is evenly spread out, making for a comfortable lap companion for longer sessions.
Despite being an all-plastic construction, the lid is pretty firm while you are using it whilst on your lap — thanks to the robust hinges. Very few ultrabooks in this range exhibit such firm lids. As stated, the X1 Carbon is a 13-inch laptop, but it houses a massive 14-inch display – slim bezels all around. The bezels aren't on par with what you get on a DELL XPS, but they do help the ThinkPad X1 Carbon utilise valuable estate better than before. Our unit was equipped with the IR sensor-based facial recognition system instead of the ThinkShutter webcam. Additionally, there's a fingerprint sensor as well to help with identity verification.
The base houses the familiar ThinkPad-style keyboard with widely spaced-out keys and the trackpad flanked by three mouse buttons on top. There's also the traditional 360-degree pointer nub situated right in the middle for precision navigational requirements — the ThinkPad trademark.
The sides feature a comprehensive collection of connectors – 2 x USB-C ports, 2 x USB 3.0 ports, an HDMI, a 3.5mm headphone jack and an Ethernet dongle port. Lenovo also bundles in a VGA-to-USB-C dongle as well. There's also a SIM card slot for accessing LTE network.
Overall, the ThinkPad X1 comes across as a really well-built laptop that has got the ergonomics spot-on while giving portability top priority.
The X1 Carbon comes with a narrow-bezel 14-inch IPS LCD panel, where users can choose between a full HD/Touch panel and a 2K standard/Dolby Vision HDR-enabled panel. Our unit was a full HD touch panel, which impressed us highly indeed. The screen renders vibrant colours and contrasts, with adequate brightness levels of up to 300nits.
Scrolling through spreadsheets and dense web pages is reasonably comfortable — thanks to crisp image quality. Viewing angles are decent, with the screen losing colour accuracy only on extreme angles. We also found the touch response to be very accurate and highly responsive. The matte surface of the screen helps reduce reflection, but is highly prone to smudges.
Performance, Ergonomics:
ThinkPads are always meant to be serious laptops for those who demand unadulterated performance while crunching on piles of data and numbers. The X1 Carbon makes sure it never lags behind in this respect with its latest arsenal of 8th generation Intel Core processors – users can choose from Core i5 processors and go up to Core i7 vPro chips (vPro branded chips aid for easier and secure remote access to the system). Our unit was equipped with the Core i7 8650u vPro processor, which accompanied with 16GB of LPDDR3 2133MHz RAM and 512GB OPAL2 PCIe TLC SSD ensures that computing is lightning quick here. Sadly, there's no dedicated GPU available as an option on the series – business ultrabooks are not supposed to deal with massive graphical capabilities, which is why Intel's HD 620 integrated GPU is considered good enough to handle the errands that this ThinkPad could ever see in its life. Lenovo preloads the laptop with Windows 10 Pro, which comes installed with the latest Creators Update.
Out-of-the-box, the X1 Carbon is blisteringly fast. The presence of a Core i7 processor and a faster SSD storage translates to quick reflexes. Productivity applications such as Excel, Word, Powerpoint and all the others that a ThinkPad user considers core to his life, open fast. Multitasking between several folders as well as apps doesn't exhibit stutters or lags. We put the X1 Carbon through its paces with PCMark 10 and it returned an impressive score of 4041, just above most business notebooks, but below entry-level gaming laptops. Heat management is impressive too, with the ThinkPad X1 Carbon managing to stay cool for extended sessions.
However, most of its infinite computing capabilities are overshadowed by its everyday practicality. The combination of a highly precise trackpad aided by tactile mouse buttons on top and a well-planned out keyboard makes working on the ThinkPad a joy. The keyboard is, in fact, one of the best we have seen in the business. The chiclet keys have higher travel, which aids in a satisfying typing experience. The adequately-sized and designed keys make sure that key ghosting is kept to a minimal level. The clever layout also makes sure that even the keys on extreme corners can be accessed without lifting the palms. The classic pointer nub is a helpful addition for finer adjustments of the cursor on the screen.
When it comes to security, the ThinkPad X1 Carbon flaunts a duo of robust biometric verification systems. You get the highly responsive and accurate capacitive fingerprint scanner, which teams up with Windows Hello biometric security to enhance data protection. However, the IR sensor-based facial recognition system works as fast as the infrared-based systems can in the present. In fact, with the facial recognition system switched on, we literally managed to achieve a boot-up time of 5 seconds – thanks to the superfast response of the IR sensors and the faster SSD speeds.
Sadly, the audio department is one place where it's an ususal affair with all laptops. The X1 Carbon features two standard 5W speakers and their output can be at best described as average. Even with Dolby Atmos Audio enhancements, it's advisable to plug in your headphones or connect to a Bluetooth speaker in order to have an enjoyable multimedia experience on the X1 Carbon.
This is one area where we wished Lenovo could have put in more efforts. While Lenovo claims that up to 15 hours can be extracted from its power reservoir, we found the X1 Carbon to manage up to half of the claimed stamina under moderate usage. We put the X1 carbon through all the processes that an average ThinkPad owner will go through on a single day – typing lengthy documents, keeping up to 8-9 tabs opened simultaneously on Google Chrome and Firefox, as well as occasional video streaming – this returned an average life of 5-6 hours, after which we went socket-hunting. The figures drop further if you are using an always-on LTE connection. Thankfully, Lenovo bundles a 65W fast charger that tops-up the tank from nothing under an hour and a half. We suggest you switch to power-saving modes whilst mobile to get the most out of a single refill.
To sum it all up, the ThinkPad X1 Carbon 6th Gen comes across as a great all-rounder business notebook. Lenovo successfully takes the practical fundamentals of the ThinkPad series and beautifully fuses it with the modern-day conveniences of an ultra-portable notebook. It's got all the connectivity options that are essential to a businessman. The convenience of a touch-enabled display also adds brownie points to the X1 Carbon's productivity as well. It's got enough firepower to back up its premium price tag. However, we wished Lenovo could have worked towards a higher stamina for the Carbon X1, considering the presence of the latest power efficient internals.
If you have been reading this piece, then chances are high that you must be a person from the IT department looking for the most capable and efficient work-focussed laptop with enhanced security built-in. You can be assured that the ThinkPad X1 Carbon 6th Gen will keep your firm's data secure while giving your employees a pleasant laptop to work upon. It's one of the most practical business notebooks we have ever seen, with an increased emphasis on typing comfort. If you are personally looking for a no-nonsense reliable laptop, then the 6th Gen X1 Carbon is a great alternative to the likes of DELL XPS 13 and Apple's 13-inch MacBook Pro, with its slim design and practical ergonomics. We recommend the ThinkPad X1 Carbon for those seeking a highly capable and efficient business notebook.
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Kids Books: THE GIRL WHO NEVER MADE MISTAKES read aloud for children finds famous perfectionist Beatrice ready for the big talent contest! Mark Pett. The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes Journal Prompt Using a sheet of chart paper, create a t-chart with one side being "healthy reactions" and the other being "unhealthy reactions." Talk with the students and fill out the chart. I really liked this message, but I was confused that she was not more upset by her mistake. a minute ago by. The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes is an interesting book that deals with the idea of perfectionism. 2011, eBook , 1 online resource Provided through OverDrive eBooks & eAudiobooks. As the talent show came, Beatrice had an unexpected ending that changed her entire life. Navigate; Linked Data; Dashboard; Tools / Extras; Stats; Share . In fact, Beatrice holds the record of perfection in her hometown, where she is known as The Girl Who Never Makes Mistakes. Title: Microsoft Word - GirlNeverMadeMistakes.docx Read Book Summary. It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website. I think the message is needed but something about the execution of the story fell a little flat for me. Category/Topic: Worries, Making Mistakes Age Range: 4-10 years old. I really liked this book . Her younger brother, Carl, makes lots of mistakes, and he is perfectly happy that way. Beatrice Bottomwell has NEVER (not once!) made a mistake. By: Mark Pett, Gary Rubinstein. From that time on, Beatrice is known as "Beatrice", and she makes mistakes like everyone else. The book's message is unmistakable (so to speak), paired with a subtler reminder of how easy it is to have one's confidence shaken. She participates and performs well in everything, until her school talent show. Before she knows it, she makes a mistake in the middle of her act! Other. However, I truly enjoyed this book. Later that night she was scared she would make a mistake at the talent sho. Beatrice almost made her first mistake during her cooking glass when she slipped on rhubarb that dripped on the ground. The activities in this unit are designed to go with the amazing book "The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes" by Mark Pett and Gary Rubinstein. 3029041 Access Online. The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes is an excellent book to teach your child the concept that everyone is human and that we all make mistakes. Is making mistakes okay? Read B E S T 1402255446 The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes PDF. She is no longer known for her perfection, but just for herself. I really wanted to like this book more than I actually did. They may feel pressure to succeed coming from parents, teachers, peers, or themselves. The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes. It can be hard for students to accept when they make a mistake. This one brush with the idea of a mistake fills Beatrice with doubt. Beatrice Bottomwell never made mistakes. made a mistake. One day, the inevitable happens: Beatrice makes a huge mistake in front of everyone! The Care and Keeping of You : The Body Book for Younger Girls. One incident occurred where she ALMOST made a mistake and dropped the eggs but she caught them. Beatrice Bottomwell has NEVER (not once!) Bestsellers / Children's Fiction. ISBN: 9781402255441. Bestsellers / Children's Fiction. Beatrice has never made a mistake in her life, and she is perfectly happy that way. Beatrice never makes mistakes, unlike her brother Carl. Contributors: Rubinstein, Gary. made a mistake. Written for the sole purpose of discussing perfectionism, it ignores why kids feel like they can't make mistakes. Beatrice has never made a mistake in her life, and she is perfectly happy that way. Additionally, it makes the characters two-dimensional and not very believable. We'd love your help. Every morning when she wakes up, she follows the exact same routine. made a mistake. Their fear of making a mistake can render them paralyzed so that they don't even attempt something. Today, I bring you The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes by Mark Pett and Gary Rubinstein, illustrated by Pett. In fact, Beatrice holds the record of perfection in her hometown, where she is known as The Girl Who Never Makes Mistakes. This could have been a trite little picture book that hits kids over the head with a message but it's subtle and beautiful and has. The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes provides examples of:. I was hoping it would actually help kids address the fallout of being a perfectionist and how to handle it when all that goes south. She never forgets her math homework, she never wears mismatched socks, and she ALWAYS wins the yearly talent show at school. The music began and she tossed up her hamster, a saltshaker, and a water balloon. Play this game to review Other. Mistakes are nature, 3.5 stars Although the pictures were not my favorite, I appreciated the message this book offered. This could have been a trite little picture book that hits kids over the head with a message but it's subtle and beautiful and has one of the nicest hamster facial expressions I have ever seen. The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes. The Girl that NEVER Made Mistakes How can you learn from your mistakes? We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. "-Stephanie Oppenheim, Oppenheim Toy Portfolio "Beatrice offers a lesson we could all benefit from: learn from your mistakes, let go, laugh, and enjoy the ride." The Girl Who NEVER Made Mistakes Describe a time you didn't do something Every morning when she wakes up, she follows the exact same routine. We learn from our mistakes. I think the message is needed but something about the execution of the story fell a little flat for me. She never forgets her math homework, she never wears mismatched socks, and she ALWAYS wins the yearly talent show at school. For older students, I would focus on the other issues-- How can Beatrice and Carl be totally opposite and still be completely happy? This was such a good book for the niece. The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes by Gary Rubinstein and Mark Pett is cute and simple book. It is about a girl named Beatrice Bottomwell, who has become famous in her town as the Girl Who Never Makes Mistakes because she has never in her life made a mistake. She does everything perfectly, and has adoring fans who expect perfection from her. In fact, people in town begin to refer to her as "the girl who never makes mistakes". She was lucky, but could not stop thinking of this almost mistake. It would be nice if those with perfectionism could deal with it so handily and emerge from it so easily--and that is my strongest complaint with this book: it oversimplifies everything. One day, the inevitable happens: Beatrice makes a huge mistake in front of everyone! This book is just what both young and practiced perfectionists need. The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes is a fun book with an important message that never gets in the way of the good story. "The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes is a must read for any young or old!) Any cookies that may not be particularly necessary for the website to function and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics, ads, other embedded contents are termed as non-necessary cookies. The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes. For the first time in as long as anyone could remember, Beatrice made a mistake. With back-to-school season upon us, though it may look different than ever before, many of us are reading all the school stories with our children and students. The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes does a great job of representing many feelings perfectionist children possess. She never forgot to make her bed, feed her pet hamster, do her homework or make her lunch (always using exactly the same amount of peanut butter and jelly). Your email address will not be published. made a mistake. Bestselling books. The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes by Mark Pett and Gary Rubinstein is the perfect book to include in any lessons discussing growth mindset and how to learn from your mistakes. 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The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes; The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes. Life for Beatrice is sailing along pretty smoothly until she does the unthinkable-she makes her first mistake. Her younger brother, Carl, makes lots of mistakes, and he is perfectly happy that way. All of a sudden the hamster sneezes while grabbing the water balloon causing it to spew water and pepper down all over her head. An educational book for ages 4-8 (and for everyone learning growth mindset!) perfectionist. They just called her 'The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes,' because for as long as anyone could remember, she never did." One Thursday though, she almost does something wrong (she drops some eggs while cooking at school but catches them just in time). She never forgets her math homework, she never wears mismatched socks, and she ALWAYS wins the yearly talent show at school. The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes by Mark Prett and Gary Rubinstein Synopsis: A young girl named Beatrice is known all around town as "The Girl Who Never Makes Mistakes". Every February, the family draws five random digits from a hat and travels to whatever zip code it makes. The lesson was more of a whisper than a punch, and therefore the arc of the story was not represented as well as it could've been. She never forgets her math homework, she never wears mismatched socks, and she ALWAYS wins the yearly talent show at school. Read Book Summary © 2020. Mark Pett's endearing picture book provides an excellent opportunity to help children discover t. I am an unashamed fan of this book: in an age when Carol Dweck's growth mindset is such a familiar concept in every UK primary classroom and many abroad, it is perhaps surprising that televised family entertainment and talent shows still often polarise success and failure, with winners receiving rewards of wealth and losers the scorn of shame in a way we would no longer consider acceptable in school. In contrast, her young brother Carl is always making messes and he's perfectly happy living life the way that he does. made a mistake. DC Public Library System. by Sourcebooks Jabberwocky. No one ever knew Beatrice by her real name, but as "The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes". I enjoyed it so much because sometimes I feel pressure that everything that I do has to be perfect but this book showed me that even the most perfect people make mistakes big and small. We all make them, and I think it is very important to discuss that they will happen, and they help us learn and grow. Her perfect record, and the pressure that derives from it, weigh heavily on her. made a mistake. perfectionist. made a mistake. That is until she is challenged to do something she's not really sure she can do. Read aloud of "The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes" by Mark PettAR Level: 2.8Quiz #: 1473430.5 points*no copyright intended* by. Every year her juggling wins the local talent competition. Beatrice is happy with the way her life is. It can be hard for students to accept when they make a mistake. She wake ups, puts on matching socks, makes the same peanut butter and jelly sandwich, and is always prepared for school. None of that is in this book. On the day of this story, Beatrice ALMOST makes a mistake when working on a team project, but she manages to "save" the situation through some agility and skill. Beatrice almost made her first mistake during her cooking glass when she slipped on rhubarb that dripped on the ground. Elementary age children are sure to both enjoy and benefit from this delightful book." 3.5 stars Although the pictures were not my favorite, I appreciated the message this book offered. Navigate; Linked Data; Dashboard; Tools / Extras; Stats; Share . In fact, Beatrice holds the record of perfection in her hometown, where she is known as The Girl Who Never Makes Mistakes. I am an unashamed fan of this book: in an age when Carol Dweck's growth mindset is such a familiar concept in every UK primary classroom and many abroad, it is perhaps surprising that televised family entertainment and talent shows still often polarise success and failure, with winners receiving rewards of wealth and losers the scorn of shame in a way we would no longer consider acceptable in school. Her mistake wasn't very realistic and was very public so she loses the following reporters very suddenly at the end. ; Alliterative Name: Beatrice Bottomwell. She wake ups, puts on matching socks, makes the same peanut butter and jelly sandwich, and is always prepared for school. I like the concept. "The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes is a must read for any young (or old!) Her socks always matched, and she never … The girl who never made mistakes Pett, Mark. Great Books to Give the Kids This Holiday. It is so important to teach our students not to be afraid of making mistakes! Every student, teacher, and perfectionist needs to read this book about learning and growing from your mistakes The perfect introduction to growth mindset, The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes is: A growth mindset book for kidsA teacher must-have for classroomsAn educational book for ages 4-8 (and for everyone learning growth mindset )Beatrice Bottomwell has NEVER (not once ) made a mistake. She wakes up in the morning, puts on the same socks, makes her brother a perfect sandwich, and greets all her fans outside. What about the fact that the mistake Beatrice makes isn't in her juggling, but in grabbing the wrong materials for act? The next day she wakes up mix matching her socks and putting PB&J on the outside of her sandwich. Find books like The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes from the world's largest community of readers. Beatrice Bottomwell has NEVER (not once!) She never forgets her math homework, she never wears mismatched socks, and she ALWAYS wins the yearly talent show at school. The perfect introduction to growth mindset, The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes is: A growth mindset book for kidsA teacher must-have for classroomsAn educational book for ages 4-8 (and for everyone learning growth mindset! She never forgets her math homework, she never wears mismatched socks, and she ALWAYS wins the yearly talent show at school. A young girl who had never made mistakes would have a huge anxiety disorder and then have a huge meltdown when she finally did make a mistake, ESPECIALLY if that big mistake was in front of of a huge crowd of people who called her The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes. She never forgets her math homework, she never wears mismatched socks, and she ALWAYS wins the yearly talent show at school. made a mistake. Make a mistake, that is. On the other hand, the book is intended for a young audience, and it may be a good way to make younger children aware that there really isn't such a thing as "perfect", and that mistakes don't mean the end of the world. Contributors: Rubinstein, Gary. My 7 yo daughter and I read this together and it was great because she needed to hear this message. There are some good discussion points to use with a group of slightly older students, and I think they are what make this book a good read. She did the same routine every morning, putting her shoes on the right feet, feeding her hamster broccoli, and making her brother a PB&J sandwich with equally the same amount of peanut butter as jelly. Beatrice Bottomwell has NEVER (not once!) Preview this quiz on Quizizz. We shared The Girl who Never Made Mistakes written by Mark Pett and Gary Rubinstein and illustrated by Mark Pett. There's nothing out of the ordinary going on. I was also this way as a kid and I was so much happier once I was able to loosen up a bit. 1 minute left in book 71% GIRL WHO NEVER MADE MISTAKES Humbert, pieces of water balloon, and the pepper rained down on top of Beatrice. Some students think that have to be perfect, either be as a person or school work, and this book can help students realize that not everyone has to be perfect, you are your own person. She realizes that pepper is falling from the shaker instead of salt…but it's already too late. Brigham Young University. Never. Mail It bothered me that the girl had "paparazzi" at the beginning of the story. Every student, teacher, and perfectionist needs to read this book about learning and growing from your mistakes! And then one day, she does. But she caught all the eggs that were flying out of her hands. I also think it was very wrong of her to have juggled the hamster, and of the author to not address this. Welcome back. And then one day, she does. Humorous events. Looking for books to help my SD with her worries about making mistakes. Summary: Unlike most kids her age, Beatrice woke up each morning and made her bed, matched her socks, fed her hamster, made perfect PB&J sandwiches for lunch, and already had the homework assignments completed. People around town didn't even know her real name, they just called her "the girl who never makes mistakes" because she never made mistakes…at least yet. And laughs about it and learns that we all make mistakes and that trying too hard to be perfect can make you scared to try new things. What happens when you do make a mistake? It shows that there is happiness and laughter in imperfection and mistakes, not always anxiety and danger. This is an excellent addition to my books to teach students about the growth mindset. made a mistake. perfectionist. a minute ago by. The perfect introduction to growth mindset, The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes is: A growth mindset book for kids :(. One day, the inevitable happens: Beatrice makes a huge mistake in front of everyone! These activities are perfect for all levels, but were specifically designed for grades K-2. Beatrice Bottomwell is perfectly imperfect! )Beatrice Bottomwell has NEVER (not once!) The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes is the delightful story about Beatrice Bottomwell, a girl who prides herself on being perfect, until she's not. During cooking class, Beatrice slipped while carrying eggs and almost made her first mistake, which put her on edge for the rest of the. But one day she does the unthinkable—she makes her first mistake! There's also something to be said for the fact that finally people know Beatrice's name and call her by it. This is an over 200-page NO PRINT common core aligned book companion for the book, The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes By Mark Pett and Gary Rubinstein, illustrated by Mark Pett, targeting a variety of language, vocabulary, and grammar goals, especially perfect for your mixed group therapy. Is it true? People around town didn't even know her real name, they just called her "the girl who never makes mistakes" because she never made mistakes…at least yet. The story is very cartoon/pop art like; colorful, and comic strip like. This website uses cookies to improve your experience. made a mistake. Social. It just seemed too unrealistic to keep me in the story. Several of my colleagues said that I had to read it and make sure I read it to my students. Subjects: Literature, School Counseling, Writing. Tami Charles is a former teacher and the author of picture books, middle grade and young adult novels, and nonfiction. perfectionist. Posted on October 3, 2012 by carriegelson. Throughout the book, there are moments where you can tell that Beatrice battles with. One incident occurred where she ALMOST made a mistake and dropped the eggs but she caught them. made a mistake… Meet Beatrice Bottomwell: a nine-year-old girl who has never not once!) And laughs about it and learns that we all make mistakes and that trying too hard to be perfect can make you scared to try new things. This book is cute for boys and girls alike. made a mistake... To see what your friends thought of this book, Every one makes a mistake. Beatrice Bottomwell has NEVER (not once!) She wears a green shirt and tidy overalls and tries so hard but when things get rough (there is a water balloon, a hamster and a pepper shaker involved) she hunkers down inside herself and let's her sense of humour take over. Is making mistakes okay? Beatrice makes a … K - 5th grade . Who is the girl who never made mistakes? Elementary age children are sure to both enjoy and benefit from this delightful book." Every student, teacher, and perfectionist needs to read this book about learning and growing from your mistakes! As both children and adults, sometimes certain people in our environment may seem to be "perfect" and "free of problems" but this cannot be true. Thankfully, the girl who has never made a mistake laughs it off and is finally like everyone else. Cute illustrations. She never forgets her math homework, she never wears mismatched socks, and she ALWAYS wins the yearly talent show at school. made a mistake. . Save. The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes is a fun book with an important message that never gets in the way of the good story. Quiz. None of us like making mistakes but of course we all do. Because of my reading regarding mindsets and my long-time work with gifted/talented students-- many of whom deal with perfectionism--there were several things about this book that I found interesting. Beatrice would go throughout her days never making one single little mistake. Girl Who Never Made Mistakes . In fact, the entire town calls her The Girl Who Never Makes Mistakes! She is a nine-year-old girl who has never (not once!) Edit. Just who we are. I LOVE this book. What do you think it would be like if you NEVER made mistakes? The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes is a fun book with an important message that never gets in the way of the good story. Publisher: Sourcebooks, Inc; Publication date: Oct. 4, 2011; Number of pages: 32; ISBN: 9781402255441 $ 18.31 Includes 5% VAT. There's nothing out of the ordinary going on. Book: The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes. Beatrice Bottomwell has NEVER (not once!) The Girl who Never Made Mistakes. )Beatrice Bottomwell has NEVER (not once!) This book takes a very complex problem and deals with it very simply. The reflective questions are focused on the book. Cause and Effect in -The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes-Use of "so" and "because" in the relation between cause and effect with examples from the story "The Girl Who Never MAde Mistakes" ID: 1310194 Language: English School subject: English as a Second Language (ESL) Description of the Book. made a mistake...Meet Beatrice Bottomwell: a nine-year-old girl who has never (not once!) Never. Not didactic. made a mistake… "The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes is a must read for any young (or old!) Social. I think that those moments are powerful teachable moments we can pursue with our students. Summary: Beatrice is a little girl who never makes mistakes. I like the concept. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience. Edit. Services . Tagged: The Girl Who Never Made Mistakes e book ----- Sponsored Links -----0. One day, the inevitable happens: Beatrice makes a huge mistake in front of everyone! This book is a children's genre. She did the same routine every morning, putting her shoes on the right feet, feeding her hamster broccoli, and making her brother a PB&J sandwich with equally the same amount of peanut butter as jelly. In fact, Beatrice holds the record of perfection in her hometown, where she is known as The Girl Who Never Makes Mistakes. Made me smile. Will she make it? made a mistake. A teacher must-have for classrooms. Perhaps the deeper meanings may have gone over my SD's head, but at least I can refer to the book once in a while and we can laugh at our mistakes. 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Universal Pictures has acquired "Hater," David Moody's 2006 novel. The adaptation will be produced by Mark Johnson and Guillermo del Toro.
The thriller is about an epidemic of random violence in which ordinary people strike lethally without warning or remorse. Book will be adapted for the screen by Glen Mazzara (FX's "The Shield").
"What I loved about 'Hater' is it recognizes the reality that we live in, where it is incredibly easy to polarize, to hate for gender, race, age," del Toro told Daily Variety.
"Hater" was first optioned by Johnson, who originally approached del Toro to direct. But del Toro since committed to helming "The Hobbit," which will keep him in New Zealand for the next four years.
Pre-production is about to get under way on the two-part "Hobbit." Fran Walsh and Philippa Boyens are expected to pen the scripts under the direction of Peter Jackson and del Toro. Preliminary contact has already been made with at least three actors whose "Lord of the Rings" characters also appear in the "Hobbit" storyline: Viggo Mortensen (Aragorn), Ian McKellen (Gandalf) and Andy Serkis (Gollum).
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Rates for 17 white goods, including refrigerators, TVs, juicers and vacuum cleaners have been cut by 10%.
Sanitary napkins to get cheaper as it has been put under exempted category. Napkins were taxed at 12 per cent earlier.
In a monsoon bonanza for consumers, the GST Council today cut tax rates on several general-use items such as TV, washing machine and refrigerators. Not just that, conceding to a year-long demand, the Council has now put sanitary napkins under the exempted category. The new rates would come into effect from July 27. The rate reductions is estimated to cost the government exchequer nearly Rs 7,000 crore.
Earlier, the council had revised tax rates on 29 items in January. The biggest rate rationalisation decision was taken by the council in November 2017 when over 200 items were brought in to lower tax brackets from 28%, 18%, and 12%. The biggest rate cuts, however, came in white goods. The sectors that saw tax rate cut have a big share of unorganised players, while the move should help them come under tax net.
Council has also approved simpler returns filing process.
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