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A Moment in Time
Each photograph we take captures a moment in time. For that brief second all that was happening stops. In our fast paced world what if we could stop time for just a moment and truly let the beauty of earth’s … Continue reading
Posted in My Writings, Travel?Photography
Tagged Big Island, Canada Goose, Gandhi, Haleakalā, Hawaii, Hawaii Island, Maui, Mauna Kea, photography, United States, volcano, Winnipeg
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Children of the Rope 2 – We are all Connected
Hashim Hannoon was born in Basrah, Iraq 1957 and graduated from institute of Fine Arts-Baghdad in 1979.He received his Bachelor of Sculpture/College of Fine Arts-Baghdad in 1999 and is a Member of Iraqi Artistic Forming Assembly and the Babylon Assembly … Continue reading
Am I Good Enough: Self-Image and Art
Education of the whole child continues to be a key element in creating a safe, caring and respectful school and community environment. It has been a struggle to find a balance between the social and emotional, the physical-self, teaching and … Continue reading
Posted in Education
Tagged Art, bodyimage, Dr. Brooks, Elizabeth Berkley, First Fridays, Friday, Girl, Health, Mel Schwartz, Rosalind Wiseman, Sarah Swan, Self-esteem, Shift of Mind, valko, Winnipeg Free Press
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A Vision for Sustainable Growth
There is controversy once again coming out of City Hall as council tries to institute an added tax for new developments. The Municipal Government has positioned itself in a way of trying to recover costs associated with infrastructure development and … Continue reading
Mayor and Council Get Failing Grade
We are not the only City who has been plagued with this kind of alleged corruption, scandal and lack of vision. The political scandals that had plagued the City of Montreal, London, Ontario and now Toronto are all to common. There … Continue reading
Posted in Political Issues
Tagged Boutique Hotel, City Council, City of Winnipeg, EPC, European Patent Convention, Exchange District, Mayor, MTS Centre, Pumphouse, Residents of the Exchange, Residents of the Exchange District, Russell Baker, Sam Katz, Sheegl, Wanda Koop, Waterfront Drive, Winnipeg
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Discipline: It’s About Teaching
On Friday, October 25th in for Manitoba’s Educators it was a day of Professional Learning. Our Special Area Groups of Educators (SAGE) Conference provided a wide-range of learning opportunities designed for educators across the Province of Manitoba. One of the … Continue reading
Posted in Education
Tagged Behavior, behaviour, Curious, discipline, Education, George Couros, internet, Manitoba, Manitoba Council for Exceptional Children, Manitoba Teacher's Society, MCEC, Monday, Moorman, MTS, PBIS, Professional development, SAGE, School, Social Media, Sprick, Student, Sugai, Teacher
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Changing Times
Posted in Travel?Photography
Tagged Albert Street, autumn, Bike, Canada Goose, City of Winnipeg, Exchange, Exchange District, fall, photography, Red River
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Winnipeg: We’ve Got a Problem
With an election still one year away the evidence continues to mount that our current Mayor, Councillors and the executive policy council is dysfunctional. The most recent evidence of this dysfunction is the case of Phil Sheegl and the alleged … Continue reading
Colour Me: Winnipeg
Winter Blues Golden Boy Scrabble Winnipeg to St. Boniface Lazy Day by the River Photos by James W Hoddinott
Posted in Travel?Photography
Tagged City of Winnipeg, Exchange, Exchange District, Manitoba, Park, photography, Red River, The Forks, Winter
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Freedom,Responsibility and High Expectations
Individuals often speak of freedom as their right to make their own decisions and often when we speak to adolescents and young adults that can be translated into “Doing what they want.” Eleanor Roosevelt is quoted as saying: Freedom … Continue reading
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