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About Mount Ivy, NY
Mount Ivy is located in Haverstraw Town and has a population of about 7000 people according to the last census in 2010. Mount Ivy gets its name from its elevation and also the fact that it was once surrounded by massive ivy swamps.
Driving Directions from Mount Ivy to Interstate Toyota
Distance: 8.2 miles
Travel Time: 15 minutes
Start: Mount Ivy, NY
- Head west on US-202 W toward Old County Rd 312 ft.
- Continue straight to stay on US-202 W Pass by Wells Fargo Bank (on the right) 3.8 mi
- Slight left onto Spook Rock Rd and pass by Wendy's (on the left in 3.7 mi) 3.8 mi
- Turn left onto NY-59 E 0.6 mi
- Turn right 230 ft.
End: Interstate Toyota
411 Route 59
Airmont, NY 10952Poet
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Wonderful post TP. And i love the images of Enid I have not seen those before. I’m enjoying reading your reviews too. Great characters always stay with you and that’s just what Pearl and Birdie have done for me! See if you can see Snow White too. the costumes are to die for! jxx
Thanks, Jen. Yes, I had never seen those images of Enid before. You are too kind with your comments on Pearl and Birdie and I’m trying to get to see Snow White next week. School holidays are always a bit mad here but hopefully I can swing a movie date with Art School Annie. Have a lovely weekend. xx
Hello. I came to your blog via Jen’s (hello Jen) and am also interested in the Enid Blyton stories (her own, or those people tell of her, and her writings). I am often left wondering, when I read criticisms of her mothering, whether it wasn’t just that she was consumed by her work. I’ve read documentation that does suggest that and maybe, for that time, it was difficult for a child to understand. I read Mildred Pierce recently and that mother was a fascinating character – for a book written by a man and at that time. It’s a story that haunts me. I’ll ponder it for ages and ages, turning the ideas contained within over and over against the good 70-odd intervening years since it was written. I wonder what kind of parents, if at all they were, the two children you name of Enid’s turned out to be. Did they follow their mother’s example of a working mother, or not?
Hello Katiecrackernuts, how lovely to meet a friend of Ms Jen. The whole Enid Blyton story is so fascinating when it comes to her daughters. I used the set-up as inspiration for my mystery novel, Poet’ s Cottage but it wasn’t only Enid’s family that interested me. I find it so intriguing how different family members can have different versions of events. Here’s a link to a very interesting article on Enid and her two daughters that you may find of interest. It does make for sad reading in places. Whatever the truth is when it comes to Enid Blyton and her children – she made my childhood so magical that I still tremble with pleasure over my old books. Thanks for popping in and your comment. It is always good to meet a friend of Baxter Streets. xxHow to use the information provided by the assessment process to support learning and to improve one’s own teaching.
The ability to use language in realistic contexts.
How practical the test is in terms of designing and administering it.
Assessment procedures should be valid and appropriate to learning aims and objectives.
In-class activities should be used to monitor and assess learners’ participation and performance.
Assessment tasks should aim mainly at identifying strengths and areas for improvement in the learner’s performance.
There should be some assessment procedures to assess the learner’s ability to work independently and collaboratively.
The process and results of assessment should give helpful information for planning teaching and learning for individuals and groups.
Assessment of the learner’s performance and learning progress should be in the form of descriptive evaluation, which should be transparent and comprehensible to the learner, parents and others.
Reports, checklists, grades etc. can be used to chart and monitor the learner’s progress.
Assessment scales and a valid institutional/national/international grading system should be used in assessing the learner’s performance. Grades assigned for tests and examinations should use reliable and transparent procedures.
produce a spoken text according to criteria such as content, range, accuracy, fluency, appropriateness of usage, etc.
produce a written text according to criteria such as content, range, accuracy, cohesion and coherence, etc.
understand and interpret a spoken text such as listening for gist, specific or detailed information, implication, etc.
understand and interpret a written text such as reading for gist, specific or detailed information, implication, etc.
engage in spoken interaction according to criteria such as content, range, accuracy, fluency and conversational strategies.
engage in written interaction according to criteria such as content, range, accuracy and appropriateness of response, etc.
knowledge of cultural facts, events etc. of the target language communities.
ability to make comparisons between their own and the culture of target language communities.
ability to respond and act appropriately in encounters with the target language culture.
analyze these errors and identify the processes that may cause them.
provide constructive feedback to learners concerning their errors.
deal with errors that occur in class in a way which supports learning processes and communication.
deal with errors that occur in spoken and written language in ways which support learning processes and do not undermine confidence and communication.So this is the whole issue with all these things - maintenance. You calculate that yes indeed you can afford the thing (in my case, a BMW motorcycle), but you underestimate the insurance and have no idea what happens when, I don't know, the water pump goes out or god forbid something in the transmission breaks. I did a great job predicting insurance, gas, tires, and most regular maintenance. I don't regret it necessarily, it is a boatload of fun. But if one thing goes wrong with this bike, it's 1-3 thousand to fix, which I could handle but would be way off track for what I had planned to spend on motorcycling. Same goes with these high end cars, you think a couple more hundred a month is no big deal and hopefully it's not, then something breaks, and you're waaaay over budget.I’d bet dollars to low-cal fat-free doughnuts that at least one of the four other proofreaders DID think of asking the question about the glossary. But then realized what a headache it would be to go through all of the Word files correcting them.
But I know whereof you speak, er write, having proofed personal work for, well… you know. ‘Nuff said.
My deepest sympathy goes to you and Marvin on the loss of Grandma Sophie.
See? Someone else thinks you’re a saint, too.
Love the Marvins Gardensalad. HILarious.
Good luck with the funeral and all that business. Hope you can find a computer while you’re there. We’ll miss you otherwise.
You must have the patience of a saint. I think I would have stuck my head through my monitor on Chapter 3.
I forgot to tell you, when you are low on veggies for the day, drink you some low sodium V-8. I’m not real fond of the stuff, but I drink it because I know I need to.
The oatmeal was good. My husband’s cholesterol was 235 and he at the old fashion oatmeal for breakfast for six months. His cholesterol dropped below 200 in that length of time.
UGH!!!! Hate when stuff takes 4 times longer than expected! Glad you made your deadline though.
Husbands are infamous derailers of “trying to eat right” health plans. It’s annoying, especially because when THEY want to lose a couple of pounds, they can do it in 37 seconds. Annoying.
Former finalists Nathan Outlaw and Bryn Williams on how The Roux Scholarship helped their careers.
Winning The Roux Scholarship is truly a life-changing experience, but being part of this prestigious competition as a finalist can also have career-boosting benefits. Among those who have taken part are top chefs Nathan Outlaw and Bryn Williams who both progressed to the finals in the early and mid-2000s and, despite not winning, found that being part of The Roux Scholarship helped their careers.??
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We used to chalk all the time in NYC, but we quit that here--mostly because the works of art have the potential to stick around for 6 months! It really feels like sidewalk graffiti instead of temporary art.
Also used to do all sorts of water play. Back when summer was fun for everyone.
So, um, problem #2? Your children didn't actually "discover" that phenomenon. I have reason to believe they were tipped off by someone else's children whose mom bought them chalk and