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Weet u namen van meer Leraren die in 72'73'74'75''76 hebben gewerkt op Goslinga School?
1972 '73 '74 '75 en 1976
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11月13日 Thanksgiving 2009What is Thanksgiving and why is it celebrated?At its heart, it's a holiday where family and friends congregate to catch up, reminisce, tell jokes, share crumptious food and generally give thanks for all the good things in life-exactly what they did at the very first Thanksgiving.History of ThanksgivingFor thousands of years, mankind has set aside a day each year to celebrate bountiful annual harvests. Before the establishment of formal religions, many ancient farmers believed that their crops contained spirits which caused the crops to grow and die. Many believed that these spirits would be released when the crops were harvested and they had to be destroyed or they would take revenge on the farmers who harvested them. Some of the harvest festivals celebrated the defeat of these spirits. Harvest festivals and Thanksgiving celebrations were held by the ancient Greeks, the Romans, the Hebrews, the Chinese, and the Egyptians.What is the history of Thanksgiving in United States? The initial "Thanksgiving" feast, held in 1621, was really a traditional English harvest celebration. The Pilgrims shared it with the Native Americans because they had taught the colonists to plants crops and hunt wild game. Without the Native Americans, the Pilgrims may not have survived the harsh winter and been able to celebrate their first harvest of plentiful crops in the New World. The colonists' first harvest feast lasted for three days. Food was served all at once, instead of in courses, so people ate whatever they pleased in the order that they desired. The more important members at the feast were given the best pieces of meat, while the rest of the diners ate whatever was closest to them. Since the Pilgrims didn't use forks or plates, they ate their meal straight off the table with spoons, knives or their fingers. They used large napkins to wipe their hands and also wrapped it around food when it was too hot to hold. The history of Thanksgiving demonstrates that feasts like the one at Plymouth were held throughout the colonies after fall harvests. However, all thirteen colonies did not celebrate Thanksgiving at the same time. In 1789, George Washington became the first president to declare Thanksgiving a holiday. By the mid-1800s, many states observed the Thanksgiving holiday. Meanwhile, the poet and editor, Sarah J. Hale, had begun lobbying for a national Thanksgiving holiday. During the Civil War President Abraham Lincoln looking for ways to unite the nation, discussed the subject with Hale. In 1863 he gave his Thanksgiving Proclamation declaring the last Thursday in November a day of Thanksgiving. In 1939, 1940, and 1941 Franklin D. Roosevelt, seeking to lengthen the Christmas shopping season, proclaimed Thanksgiving the third Thursday in November. Controversy ensued, and Congress passed a joint resolution in 1941 decreeing that Thanksgiving should fall on the fourth Thursday of November, where it remains. 7月5日 THE POWER OF POSITIVE THINKINGA positive mind anticipates happiness, joy, health and a successful outcome of every situation and action. Whatever the mind expects, it finds. Where does negative energy come from? Some of it is from the other people we spend time with. Don't we all know people who just suck away our energy? However, it also comes from our own thinking habits. Here are some examples of both sources of negativity and what you can do about them. Negative Energy People Perhaps you have a friend who needs to challenge everything you say. Some people you know may point out the negative aspects of everything. Then there are those who are just plain depressed and who seem to want the world to join them. What can you do about these "negative energy people"? First recognize that it isn't always just that person. It is often the way you interact with that person. For example, a critical person can be a useful person if critical analysis is what you need at that moment. However, such a person may drain your energy if you waste your time defending yourself from their petty and unnecessary comments. Ignore them or ask the person to stop! There are other ways to change the negative energy between you and another. One way is to talk about something you both have a common interest in. This can dissolve the negativity, unless it is a very depressing topic. Another simple technique is to ask negative people for some good news. Get them to tell you about anything that is going well in their lives. It's hard to maintain negative feelings when talking about something good. This one really does work most of the time. If the above ways don't work, or if the person is just always depressing, the solution is simple, but not necessarily easy - spend less time with that person. You have to spend some time with unpleasant people, of course. They could even be people you love. However, you have no obligation to take part in their negative thinking, and you can reduce your exposure. Negative Energy From Our Thinking At times, don't we all produce our own share of negative energy? It comes from primarily one place - our thoughts. You may have heard the saying, "change your thinking, change your life." Don't believe it? Start to imagine all the things you need to do and all the things that could go wrong in your future, and see if you aren't feeling more stressed. The lesson here is obvious: Drop your negative thinking. It is a simple, but not always an easy solution. Start by watching your mind. When does it indulge in negativity, and what triggers it? What can you change to trigger it less or discourage it? You don't want to ignore problems that you need to pay attention to, but how often do you do the same five minutes of thinking about a problem fifty times over? Just do what you need to do and drop it! The flip side of negative thoughts is positive ones. This doesn't mean you need to be overly optimistic. You can change your state of mind by simply recognizing of all the good things you already have in your life. Continually thinking about the advantages you have, the good things about your character, and the wonderful things you have seen and are seeing, makes it difficult to feel very negative. Start doing what you have to. For example, if it's difficult for you to remember to think positively, write a list of the things you are grateful for. Then put it in your pocket and pull it out and read it from time to time. Maybe you can experiment with affirmations. Start watching for things that are going right in your life and pay attention to those. Positive and negative energy come from where you aim your mind. Why not choose better places?
4月16日 SalsaSalsa wordt gedanst op salsamuziek Vroeger werd er alleen rechtsvoor gedanst. Maar tegenwoordig zijn er verschillende manieren om Salsa te dansen: Op de eerste tel (op de een; de zogenaamde LA-stijl, ), op de tweede tel (de zogenaamde New York-stijl, nauw verwant aan de Mambo), op de drie (veel Antillianen dansen op de 3) of op de 4e tel (o.a. de Son wordt op de 4e tel gedanst). Maar dit allemaal met linksvoor. Anders dan de LA-stijl en de New York-stijl salsa, die voor-achterwaarts in een lijn gedanst worden, wordt de Colombiaanse salsa zijwaarts gedanst met een rust op de 2e en de 6e tel. Salsa is geen statische stijl maar legt de nadruk op beweging. Dat betekent ook dat er geen vaste volgorde is waarin wordt gedanst. De man leidt en bepaalt aan de hand van de muziek de figuren. Er wordt niet over de vloer bewogen maar alles wordt ter plaatse gedanst. Ingewikkelde figuren met de armen zijn typisch voor de salsa. De voeten doen alleen de basispas met enkele beperkte varianten. Een set danspassen in een salsadans is onderverdeeld in 8 tellen verdeeld over twee maten van 4 tellen. Omdat de 4e en 8e tel vaak een rust is wordt er vaak op de volgende manier meegeteld: 1, 2, 3.... 5, 6, 7.... Dezelfde tellen worden muzikaal gezien ook wel gegeven als 1 en 2 ... 3 en 4 ..., en wel als één 4/4 maat, wat veel eenvoudiger te begrijpen is. De salsa wordt gedanst op een ritme van 40/60 maten per minuut (en heeft dus de grootste marge in ritme van alle dansen). 3月20日 HAPPY EASTEREaster holiday, is a celebration of the resurrection of Christ! Jesus Christ, The Son of God, bled and died for us in a sacrifice. This Spring day's celebrated, generally in the month of April. All of the bright and pretty colors, of the Easter outfits with frills. Women and children will wear their Easter bonnets. In the Spring, you'll hear the various musical sonnets. April will bring many rain showers. That'll bring us various beautiful flowers. One special flower for this day is the Easter Lily. It's color is white, and yet snowy & milky. The birds will sing their songs of praise. As we begin to feel the warmth of the sun's rays. As we say "Goodbye" to the winter's gloom, The flowers and trees have already begun to bloom. All of life's beauty, The Lord created, for us all to share. Spring breezes begin to flow, sending fragrances through the air. The winter's thawing will let the rivers, lakes, and streams rise and flow. The beauty of the Earth will make us all feel aglow! Farmers and gardeners will start to hoe. And then they'll begin to sow. On Sundays, we'll hear the various church bells ring. Let's be grateful for the LORD, let's rejoice and sing. If it wasn't for the Lord, we wouldn't have anything! 2月13日 VALENTINE QUOTEBeing deeply loved by someone gives you strength,
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