Sara
I live outside Portland, OR, with a group of crazy lovable people from my church. I'm currently working with AmeriCorps Partnerships for Student Achievement at a local elementary school.
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languages, crochet, cooking, nutrition, books, God, writing, japan, anime, the environment, volunteering, sustainability, kittensAffiliations
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Shipwreck AdventureThis is a short play that I wrote for our church's Kid Week. It teaches about the dangers of judging people by appearance and of greed.
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Book Review: Alfie Kohn's "What Does it Mean to Be Well Educated? and More Essays on Standards, Grading, and Other Follies"An overview of the essays in Kohn's book.
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Book Review: Alfie Kohn's "No Contest: The Case Against Competition-Why We Lose in Our Race to WinA review of the major points of Kohn's book.
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Anime: An Introduction for ChristiansFor Christians who have been wondering about anime or are concerned about children or friends who seem to be too interested, this is an introduction that may help set straight some stereotypes that often arise when anime is mentioned.
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Wanted: Plot Holes, Poor Special Effects Mar Action MovieThe movie "Wanted" had an interesting starting concept: suppose a secret society of assassins exists who can slow time and allow bullets to travel on curved trajectories. However, plot holes and shoddy special effects make it less than thrilling. -
How to Use Manga to Study Japanese in JapanA guide for using manga to further one's study abroad experiences.
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Book Review: Auralia's Colors by Jeffrey OverstreetReview of Auralia's Colors, a Christian fantasy novel by Jeffrey Overstreet. Seven out of ten stars.
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7 Tips for a Successful Homestay in JapanDraws upon personal experience to give tips that will help others have a smooth, successful homestay while studying in Japan.
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Tips for Healthy Baking in 2008Details how to reduce fat and sugar intake while baking, as well as how to add nutrients, fiber, protein, color and flavor by adding a variety of flours, fruits, berries, nuts, vegetables, or herbs.
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AmeriCorpsAn introduction to the various opportunities for people looking for a transition and experience.
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Studying Japanese at the Yamasa Institute in Okazaki, JapanTells prospective students what to realistically expect when they travel to study at the Yamasa Institute in Okazaki, Japan.
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Christmas Presents for Women Under $25Explore great ideas for that special someone that are a little off the beaten track to make a memorable Christmas: special homemade dinner vouchers, memory collages, homemade crafts. Also gives ideas for more familiar gifts: jump drives, video games, DVDs, bubble bath.
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Make Money Online: My Personal Experiences with Paid Survey SitesLearn about making a little extra money online by taking surveys or clicking on email advertisements. I explain the websites I have been using for three years.
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A Simple Way to Help the HomelessWary of giving money to homeless people? Here's a way you can help the needy without worrying about being scammed.
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Healthy, Quick Breads for Thanksgiving DinnerLearn how to make a variety of breads using fruit and vegetables, reduced sugar, and no butter or shortening. Zucchini Apple Bread, Everything Fruit Bread, Blueberry Bread, Carrot Bread.