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	<title>Gina's Blog</title>
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	<description>My diary of work, play and other important matters</description>
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		<title>Bikes can&#8217;t fly</title>
		<description>I don't have a webcam on my handlebars like   &#160;Josh but today while happily minding my own business cycling into work, I experienced something very much like what he has described.

A bus drove past me on my bike, pulled up to the bus stop cutting me off so ...</description>
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		<title>Bluff Oysters at Sumner Beach</title>
		<description>Eat your heart out Aussie defectors!







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		<title>Education for Enterprise bridging the gap</title>
		<description>Things have changed since I was last living in New Zealand. Before 2000, I recall that unemployment was a significant issue. This appears to be no longer the case. More than this, quality recruitment is a challenge for many organisations. You could say it's an employees market.



I have had the ...</description>
		<link>http://blog.core-ed.net/gina/2008/01/education_for_enterprise_bridg.html</link>
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		<title>Aiming for elegance</title>
		<description>taken from teara.govt.nz from their pages on the Royal New Zealand Ballet


Told to me by my pilates instructor early this morning...

We will help you make the impossible, possible...
The possible, easy...
The easy, elegant...


That surely applies to anything worth doing well. It ought to become CORE's aim in our facilitation work.

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		<title>2008</title>
		<description>Mt Cook on the way back from Cromwell

I continue to work with all
the materials I am made of,
with feelings, beings, books, events,
and battles. I am omnivorous.
I would like to swallow the whole earth.
I would like to drink the whole sea.

Pablo Neruda  (thanks Anthony)
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		<title>A touch of Christmas</title>
		<description>badly snapped on my mobile

I was walking back from CDC today through the Square. There was a men's choir singing 'Ain't Misbehaving', swinging from side to side. People were milling around smiling and listening. I felt just one little bit closer to New Zealand; one little bit more at home.

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		<title>For Iggy</title>
		<description>Last night while I was sleeping
I dreamed - blessed illusion! -
a fountain flowed
inside my heart.
Water, tell me by what hidden channel you came to me
with a spring of new life
I never drank?

Last night while I was sleeping
I dreamed - blessed illusion! -
I had a beehive
inside my heart,
and from my old ...</description>
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		<title>Study sees teachers promoted</title>
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January of this year saw CORE and Middlesex University embark on a partnership to deliver the Learning Through International Partnerships postgraduate module for UK teachers.

We kicked off the module with a conference at the Middlesex campus. The students hooked up to me in Christchurch ten thousand miles away, via skype ...</description>
		<link>http://blog.core-ed.net/gina/2007/12/study_sees_teachers_promoted.html</link>
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		<title>Learning Through International Partnerships and a very cute wombat</title>
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This little fellow is very cool. He was referenced in an assignment submitted by one of the teachers studying on the Learning Through International Partnerships module, through Middlesex University.

I wonder why the creator chose a wombat?


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		<link>http://blog.core-ed.net/gina/2007/11/learning_through_international.html</link>
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		<title>Dunedin</title>
		<description>Grandparents and children





Alma, who was kind to a little girl when no one else was





And Number 1 Douglas Street, St Kilda, a place of:

Afternoon teas in bone china cups and saucers
Grandad's stories
Perfect vegetable soup and cheese scones
Jazz records and radio shows
Nana's endless photos and memories in boxes and drawers and ...</description>
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