East meets West when soap opera star Olivia Faraday heads to Bluebonnet Ranch in Texas for her latest role. Once there, she has to remind rancher Lucas Chance that it's just a role . . . until she decides to play the part for keeps. More
USA Today Bestselling author Heather MacAllister is a former music teacher who married her high school sweetheart on the 4th of July, so is it any surprise that their two sons turned out to be a couple of firecrackers? Since winning the Romance Writers of America Golden Heart Award for PICTURE PERFECT, Heather has written over forty-five romances which have been translated into twenty-six languages and published in dozens of countries. She's won Romantic Times BOOK Reviews awards and is a three-time RWA RITA (r) finalist. When she's not writing books that make her readers laugh, Heather collects vintage costume jewelry, loves fireworks displays and sons who answer their mother's email.
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This condolence stand made up of 5 stalks of multi-headed lilies, 2 brassica flowers, 9 yellow gerbera, white chrysanthemum, purple mattiola, yellow and green orchids and other accompanying flowers.
Copper-nickel alloys (often referred to as cupro-nickels) offer moderate to high strength and excellent resistance to various waters, including seawater and form a protective surface film in such conditions
The precipitation hardenable copper nickels (DEF STAN 02-835 and Ultibron™-NB) possess high strength and are used as an alternative to the 90/10 and 70/30 alloys and other copper alloys such as nickel aluminium bronze in marine applications. Other useful attributes include low magnetic permeability, imperviousness to hydrogen embrittlement, no loss of impact strength down to minus 196°C and good jet impingement resistance.
Applications for 90/10 and 70/30 alloys mainly involve tubes and plates in heat exchangers, including desalination and seawater piping systems. 70/30 alloy is also used for hose couplings, mechanical seals and pump shafts. Applications for the high strength cupro-nickels are varied and cover subsea bolting in Oil & Gas to hydraulic connectors and valve stems.
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Digital Learning Day is Friday, March 13. I know that you guys are embracing digital learning everyday in your classrooms. For this challenge, I want you to "Tweet" some ways that you are using digital tools in your classroom. Please use the hash tags #IESDLD and #DLDay. Also, be sure to tag @IESGators. This badge has an expiration date. I want us to get a lot of flow on Twitter. So you have to "Tweet" on Friday, March 13.
I also want you to go to Answer Garden and answer the question "What is your favorite way to use technology in the classroom?"
in Edutopia. Respond to the discussion question in Schoology on this topic. This one will be available to earn past Friday.
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We are gonna have a blast at Blue and Gold night this year. There will be tons of vendors from every organization. Also we will have some awesome entertainment from our dance teams here.
To ensure your night is a success make sure to bring cash so you can buy our tickets and enjoy all the booths. Also remember everyone is invited so feel free to bring the whole family! Come out to support your Akins and help us raise money for all the programs we have here!
If the crazy Texas weather decides to rain on us then we will reschedule for the following week, and for sure will let everyone know in advance
The dawn of September 17, Maj. General Joseph Hooker’s Union soldiers mounted a powerful assault on the Confederates left flank
The Union defeated a fishhook-shaped range of hills & ridges south of Gettysburg with 90,000 soldiers
After 4 months of battle, President Lincoln honored the fallen Union soldiers in the historic Gettysburg Address
After establishing control of Atlanta, General Sherman decided to march to Savannah, Georgia and take control of the sea port there
When Sherman arrived in Savannah, the small Confederate force that was there fled and the mayor of Savannah surrendered with little fight
After taking Savannah, General Sherman wrote a letter to President Lincoln telling him he had captured Savannah as a Christmas gift to the president
Confederate garrison surrendered, opening the way for a Federal thrust against Wilmington, the South's last open seaport on the Atlantic coast
Approximately 9,000 men under Gordon and Fitzhugh Lee deployed in the fields west of the village before dawn and waited
You can learn what a wheat allergy is, what causes a wheat allergy, and the symptoms of a wheat allergy. If you don't know about a wheat allergy at all you shoud be reading this now. This type of allergy is interesting.
Wheat is gluten people who are allergic to wheat they cant eat stuff that have wheat in it so they have to eat gluten free foods. When somebody inhales wheat flour it causes a allergic reaction. Who is allergic to wheat has a abnormal immune system witch means it is not helping fight germs. A wheat allergy is a immediate immune reaction. A wheat allergy is also called celiac disease.
Not all things that have wheat make you have a wheat allergy like Jelly beans they don't have wheat and they could cause a wheat allergy. If you have a wheat allergy If you are exposed to wheat protein prime your immune system has a allergic reaction.
Nausea, mouth irritation, diarrhea those are some signs and symptoms of a bread allergy. If you don't know if you have a wheat allergy look for ichy and watery eyes, headaches ect.
If you have a wheat allergy it is probably from your mom or dad. If one of they have a wheat allergy it might trasvere in to your genes and make you have a wheat allergy. It won't happen right away but it might happen when you ar 8 or 10.
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And so it seems Panto is over for another year (oh no it isn’t….!), as we bid a fond farewell to Sleeping Beauty 2016! The end of show week is always a little bittersweet, as no one really wants it to be over, especially after all the hard work – but the truth is […]
IT’S A WRAP!… As our brilliant last audience cheerfully exited the theatre, singing our finale song as they went, and the curtains came down on another super show week in SMP land, so began our “Get out” While cast were busy folding cloths, our FOH team were dismantling displays and taking down “Urinetown” posters. Back […]
So a little about me, I first joined smp for zombie prom back in 2010, and haven’t looked back since. We are more than an amateur dramatics company, we are a family and I think that’s why we manage to retain the same talent show after show! I’m delighted to be a member of the […]
Oh how joyous! It’s my turn to write for the Sleeping Beauty Blog – and this time, it’s Opening Night!! After spending far too long sticking sparkles and glitter on my face, it was time to take to the stage as Fairy Fauna – the ditsy, blonde, ‘one sparkle short of a […]
Guten Tag from me, Rebecca Gediking – the Little German! (this is a well known character in the original ‘Sleeping Beauty’ fairytale so I’m told… Yah!) Tonight was SMP’s opening night of ‘Sleeping Beauty’ by Warren Mc Williams for charity and community groups and what a great night it was! It was so much fun performing […]
Hi, Carl here, playing the King. A lovely crisp winter’s morning is a beautiful start to a great day. First of all, band call; when the band and the cast come together for the first time. OMG it sounds amazing thanks to the talented Mike B., Chris W., Tim H., Steve R. and John F. […]
Hi Guys, Prince Rupert here looking forward to seeing you all next week in the wonderful world of SMP Pantoland! After directing Bugsy Malone in the Summer I enjoyed working with this talented, super fun unbelievably nice group of people I thought I would join the dark side and become a cast member. Monday […]
Hi there my name is Andy Jordan and it’s my turn to update you with the latest Blog. Before I do that I would like to tell you all a little bit about me. I’m the newest and oldest member of the cast in this years panto Sleeping Beauty and it’s my first ever […]
This weeks blog comes from our Fairy Flora – Lynzey Cooper Hello boys and girls how are you all today? I am very excited to be playing Fairy Flora in SMP’s Sleeping Beauty, a role I have been dreaming about since I fell in love with the world of Panto many years ago. Fairy Flora […]
This week our blog comes from our choreographer Fay Kemal, over to you Fay… Fay here!! And so happy to be choreographing my 10th panto for smp. Having joined SMP in 2001 I have choreographed many summer shows and pantos, but panto is my fave!! The comedy and humour makes it such fun to create […]
Hi, I’m Mike Benyon and I am musical director for SMP’s production of Sleeping Beauty. Doing panto is not a new thing for this old stager. In fact, having joined SMP in 1992 this is my 24th successive year being involved with panto, either as musical director or as a member of the band. So […]
This weeks blog comes from our Merriweather – Marian Lynch. As one of the oldest members of SMP (when did that happen?!) I’m not really sure what a blog is, but I figure it’s a bit like a diary entry, right? I picked a corker of a week to get to tell you what we’ve […]
This week our blog comes from our writer and dame, Nurse Nelly, Warren McWilliams. Take it away Warren: So here’s my blog post! This week we set about learning another one of our dances whilst those principles not involved went through our dialogue adding more jokes to the already gag laden script. We’ve got a […]
This week’s post comes from our Princess Aurora herself, Ellie! Hello one and all, and welcome to the 10th installment (10th!) of our blog for ‘Sleeping Beauty’! I have loved reading the weekly installments written by other SMP beauties so far, and now the blogging baton has been handed over to yours truly (eeek)! I […]
This weeks blog is brought to you by Rebecca Gediking a.k.a. SpongeBob SquarePants! (Cue song…) A bit about me: Sadly I don’t really live in a pineapple under the sea but I do live in SMP land. SMP has become a huge part of my life. I joined the group 7 years ago and […]
This week our blog comes from Kate Russell, who is playing the evil Malevolent in our Sleeping Beauty. Find her wicked words below: This week has been a time for all the little ghosties and ghoulies to come out to play, so of course this is my favourite time of year! My name is Kate […]
This weeks blog comes from Michael Lacey, who’s playing our Jester, Presto. So here is it…Hey Presto! Hey Gang!! My names presto and I work her’… Wait. Let’s start that again. My name is Michael and I’ll be playing the part of ‘Presto’ the Court Jester! So I have received the blogging baton from our […]
This weeks blog comes from our tip top dancer, Debbie Petrou, here’s her thoughts… Hello all and welcome to this weeks instalment of the SMP blog for our fantabulous pantomime Sleeping Beauty. Once again I put on my dancing shoes and step in line with our fabulous and talented chorus. Together with Jo B, Stacy, […]
This week’s blog comes from the very sparkly Joanna McWilliams: Coo-ee Cherubs, A very sparkly welcome to Instalment #5 of our super exciting Sleeping Beauty Blog. I have so enjoyed reading these each week, especially as my fellow SMP buddies have done such a peachy job at keeping us all informed. Whilst a little nervous, […]
Hi there, My name’s Paula and as Director I get the fabulous job of starting off the Spamalot blog. A weekly dip into what’s going on behind the scenes of the fab show you will need to book tickets for, as I think this one will be a sell out.
We started off with a great turnout for the information evening and read through, the laughter in the room as we read the hilarious script was contagious. Audition parts were discussed and sign up sheets were filling up quickly as everyone realised this was going to be fun.
I am super excited to be directing this show alongside a fab team, with Fay McWilliams choreographing and Stuart Piddington-Wall as MD.
Stuart guided the auditionees through the audition songs at our next evening and the excitement and nerves started to kick in as auditions were only a few days away.
Audition day came and the team and lovely helpers are eager to go. Alas we had no key to the chair cupboard and with only 1 chair available Stuart was allocated that as he had to play the keyboard? A talented man as Stuart could’ve stood but then I remembered I had my pitch side chair in the car, so I let him have the chair.
Poor Lisa and Fay were left standing and squatting. But hey, I am the director. We got the key and things we’re looking up, we were off.
Auditions were of a very high standard and we were thrilled with each and every one, which made our decision making very difficult. After a lot of discussion we had our cast and wow what a cast it is. The phone calls were made, the flow of emails started as the planning and meetings are full steam ahead.
I eagerly wait for news of the Facebook cast page so I can (as director you know) welcome the cast and give important information out. Apparently the page was up and running but I was not added, I repeat I……. the director……..was not added? We won’t go on about that, I’m over it now.
Anyway, Our first rehearsal was a great start in welcoming new members to SMP and we found out lots of interesting facts about all of our cast members. Invisible horse riding was practised, script was read (more laughter) schedules were given out and I’m looking forward to the first singing rehearsal on Monday. Stay tuned for more weekly insights from the spamalot cast.
I saw this from Pinterest and was amazed because the description of the first born child is so like me. I decided to post it here in my blog just in case you haven't read this yet, do find time and see if it fits your personality.
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