Date: 5th, 6th,7th, June, 2017
Time: 10.30 to 13:30
Venue: outside of High School Cafeteria
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Date: 5th, 6th,7th, June, 2017
Time: 10.30 to 13:30
Venue: outside of High School Cafeteria
Yes there is a STUCO meeting today. Same time, same place.
The grade 8 FA class has been working hard on their capstone project and the project is coming to an end with their exhibition. They are proud to invite 8-1, 8-4, and FA7 to come visit their final exhibition of the year. Each student has their own individual problem in China that they are addressing. We are excited to see 8-1, 8-4 & FA7 there! If you are in 8-1 8-4, or FA7 please leave lunch at around 12:50 and head to the theatre and please bring either a smartphone or your school issued laptop.
For a final Ignite project, we are required to take an action and raise awareness of environmental issues. For this project, we have decided to raise awareness for environmental issues caused by plastic bags. Plastic bags can be harmful when thrown into the ocean, and it can cause many deaths to sea life each year. Hence, we decided to upcycle old t-shirts into reusable bags to minimize the amount of plastic used each year. We would love for you guys to donate some unwanted t-shirts for our project. Please drop these t-shirts off before June 5th outside the MS/HS Cafeteria. There will be a box along with a sign above. Thank you for helping us to raise awareness!
Recycling 1 ton of paper saves 17 trees, 7,000 gallons of water, 463 gallons of oil, 3 cubic yards of landfill space, and saves enough energy to heat an average home for six months. A group of FA8 students have talked to Sodexho and have implemented a new recycling system for ISB. There will be new green buckets in certain places around the school that are for plastics and aluminium products. Some things that CAN'T be recycled in these buckets are things like plastic bottle caps, paper juice boxes, or anything contaminated with food. The buckets will be placed near:
-The main entrance of the cafeteria
-The tray return part of the cafeteria
-The back entrance of the cafeteria
-The main entrance (the ES entrance)
-The high school entrances
-The upper gallery
-By the glass box {6th-grade hallway glass box}
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-3404
-The entrance for gym 1 & gym 2 (by the printer)
Make the easy and good choice to put your plastics and aluminium products in here so you don't contribute to global denigration.
For more information contact:
alex.biggs@student.isb.bj.edu.cn, sally.kim@student.isb.bj.edu.cn, or jazzy.alireza@student.isb.bj.edu.cn
This Friday, June 2 will be the Feedback Rehearsal.
All MS Students
MS T&F Day is on Friday 9th June (all day!). Woo-hoo! To prepare for your awesome athleticism, please can you complete this 4 question survey. You must sign up for a minimum of three events (two track/ one field OR one track/two field) but feel free to sign up for as many as you like! Go Crazy! Any questions please see your friendly PE Teacher!
Here is the link: http://bit.ly/ISBMSTandFDay
Note: You must be signed into Office 365 to complete it and you can only complete it once. Survey will close at 8.35am.
For Live Performances: Students need to bring their own costume, props and set pieces
For Video Performances: Video must be edited and exported and ready to be shown
May 24, Day A: 8.3
May 25, Day B: 8.1
May 26, Day C: 8.2 B/8.5
May 30, Day E: 8.4
May 31, Day F: 8.2A
Monday - Study Hall for Grades 9-10, Semester 2 Final Exams for Grade11
Thursday - Semester 2 Final Exams for Grades 9-10, Group4 Project for Grade 11
Wednesday - Semester 2 Final Exams for Grades 9-10, EE Day for Grade 11
Found jacket, please check at MS office.
Monday - June 5, 2017
2:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Location: Activities Conference Room
Tuesday - June 6, 2017
12:30 - 1:30pm
Room 1218
WHAT: TRANSITION SESSION FOR GRADE 8 STUDENTS LEAVING ISB
WHEN: MAY 26, 2017
WHERE: MPR
TIME: 12:30PM
Thank you enrichment & specialist teachers for releasing students 10mins early to get lunch. We look forward to seeing you on May 26th! Please bring your laptop with you!!! Thank you!
The Counselors
Last day for ticket sales is at lunch today, just 10rmb. The movie tonight is the 2017 version of Beauty and The Beast. Free ice creams will be available after dinner, pizza is only 10rmb a slice and drinks will be on sale.
The times are: 6:00pm – 9:00pm. You should arrive before 6:30pm and you may only leave before 9:00pm if collected by your parent(s). Please bring your ticket to the entrance to the ES Cafeteria when you arrive. See you there!
Please note that there is an error on your checkout form, the laptop returning date should be June 12, MONDAY.
Hi all, we are Karen, Irina, and Esther. For our Biology 1 CAP project, we are raising awareness for animal cruelty for cosmetics. This is a 1-minute video on some basic facts about animal testing, please watch it and support cruelty-free campaigns.
here is the link.
Dear Band and Orchestra players,
Please be reminded to return your rented SCHOOL INSTRUMENT AND PA LOCKER KEY to PA office in ROOM 1721 a.s.a.p. (after your last performance). Please clean your instrument and put all the assesses in your instrument case when your return your school instrument. Please report to teachers or PA secretary and put a note in your instrument case if there are any issues with your instrument that we will need to know so that we can fix them for your next time rental.
String instruments will need to have the strings and bow hair loosened preparing for the extreme humidity during the summer storage. Any crack or broken part including broken strings will need to be labeled and reported to teacher or secretary.
Viola and Bass players if you know that you are going to be in the orchestra and want to do some practicing during the summer then you will need to come to PA office 1721 to sign a summer rental contract, otherwise please return your instruments to school.
Thank you for your hard work of the year and have a great vacation!
best regards,
PA String and Band teachers
Laptops for students leaving ISB will be collected at 2:45 on Monday, June 12th outside the EdTech Office (room 2413). They may be returned to the EdTech Office before that date if you no longer need it for your school work.
You need to return your MacBook, power supply (including the two-prong adapter) and the power extension cord.
The MacBook needs to be in very good physical condition--free of dents, cracked screens or missing keys. If the laptop needs repairs go to the Apple Support Center well before the return date for a repair quote.
Remember to copy any files you wish to keep to a separate hard drive or online storage site. ISB complies with international copyright laws and software license agreements. Do not copy school-licensed software.
Some MacBook Airs are available for purchasing by departing students. Stop by the ICT Office (room 1315) for pricing and to learn how to buy your MacBook.
If you have any questions, contact Mr. Cormack.
WHAT: TRANSITION SESSION FOR GRADE 7 STUDENTS LEAVING ISB
WHEN: MAY 25, 2017
WHERE: LOUNGE BANKING AREA (Come to MS Office for Directions)
TIME: 12:25PM
Thank you enrichment & specialist teachers for releasing students 10mins early to get lunch. We look forward to seeing you on May 25th! Please bring your laptop with you!!! Thank you!
The CounselorsDear Gr. 11 students,
Please come to the HS Office to get your Year End Check Out Form. You are supposed to get the books, padlock and any other equipment back to the teacher and ask them to sign on the form. Please return this form to the HS Office by 3:30pm on Tuesday, 13th June.
You will receive a year-end check out form from your mentor teacher tomorrow morning. Please give the books and padlock back to the teacher and ask them to sign on the form. Please return this form to the HS Office by 3:30pm on Tuesday, 13th June.
Finding the perfect window treatment is important because it should complement your décor and furniture at home. Below, you’ll find three of the most common window treatment problems and their solutions to help you achieve the window treatment look you’re aiming for.
Light leaks and gaps in window treatments
Windows vary considerably in width and height, not to mention all the other details that will impact the fit, such as trim, molding and sill depth. If you’re experiencing significant light leaks and large gaps, then it’s possible your window treatment is the wrong size for the space or the product wasn’t installed in the window frame correctly.
Choosing a custom solution that includes professional measuring ensures your window covering will be fabricated to your exact window specifications. When combined with professional installation, this guarantees your new blinds, shades, shutters or drapery will fit perfectly and function as intended. Source: AngiesList
Not getting the length right
The length of curtains is pretty vital to a room. Too short, and it’ll look like you didn’t buy them long enough. Many will say long enough that they hover just above your floor; this will allow the look of length but without the dirt dragging possibilities. But those who want a really formal, lux look might consider too-long curtains that pool at the ground. Source: ApartmentTherapy
Problem: Lack of privacy outside.
If you’re lucky enough to have a porch, back deck, or balcony, you probably love spending time out there. While you love the extra space, you probably don’t love the wandering eyes of your neighbours.
Solution: Hang curtains outside.
Put up curtains outside to give some space and privacy between you and your neighbours. Not only does adding curtains outside create privacy, it also transforms the outdoor space into another living space. Bonus room without the reno. Source: Blog.HomeStars
If you’re experiencing problems aside from the ones stated above, let our experts help you out. Contact us!
Contact:
Universal Blinds
601 – 1550 W. 10th Ave
Vancouver, V6J 1Z9, Canada
Phone: (604) 559-1988
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Clutter can easily make a room look smaller. But if you already have a small bathroom to begin with, keeping things organized may not be enough to make the space look easy on the eyes. To make a bathroom look bigger, maximize the space by following these tips:
Open Up Floor Space
If you have alternative storage or a linen closet, replace the vanity cabinet with a pedestal or wall-mount sink. While the additional floor space won’t exactly be usable, it will trick the eye into believing the room is larger. Source: DIYNetwork
Use Glass
Get rid of the shower curtain or frosted-glass shower doors and replace them with clear glass. It will open up the shower area, making it a part of the entire room and giving the appearance of more space. Source: DIYNetwork
Trick the Eye
Various visual effects give the illusion of more space in your bathroom than actually exists. A well-placed mirror reflects light and adds depth to a room. Hang one large mirror in the bathroom, positioning it so it’s one of the first things you see when you walk in the door. Or add a decorative eye-catching focal point such as a painting, sculpture or plant. Having something attractive for the eye to fall on takes the focus off of the fact that the space is small.
Painting in light, neutral tones also helps open up the room, as does using multiple shades of the same light paint color. Opt for paint colors like beige, cream, taupe and off-white, as well as muted blue, gray, yellow, pink and blue. If you want bright complementary colors, introduce them through accessories like towels and soap dispensers. Source: Learn.CompactAppliance
Contact:
Perfect Bath
Phone: Toll Free 1-866-843-1641
Calgary, Alberta
Email: info@perfectbath.com
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Onychomycosis or toenail fungus, as the name implies, is a fungal infection of the toenail. This is a condition that is best treated as soon as the symptoms show up to avoid further complications. What is toenail fungus? Toenail fungus is an infection that gets in through cracks in your nail or cuts in your […]
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For Live Performances: Students need to bring their own costume, props and set pieces
For Video Performances: Video must be edited and exported and ready to be shown
May 24, Day A: 8.3
May 25, Day B: 8.1
May 26, Day C: 8.2 B/8.5
May 30, Day E: 8.4
May 31, Day F: 8.2A
WHAT: TRANSITION SESSION FOR GRADE 6 STUDENTS LEAVING ISB
WHEN: MAY 24, 2017
WHERE: LOUNGE BANKING AREA (Come to MS Office for Directions)
TIME: 11:00AM
Thank you enrichment & specialist teachers for releasing students 10mins early to get lunch. We look forward to seeing you on May 24th! Please bring your laptop with you!!! Thank you!
The Counselors
Ticket sales are on today at Lunch. Just 10rmb for a great night with friends.
ISB Chess Club will have their first meeting on Thursday, May 25th in room #3407. The purpose is to play some games and to see what interest there is in a competitive chess team at ISB for the 2017-2018 school year. Our main goal is to compete in local and international tournaments, and we are looking for any and all chess enthusiasts. Stop by on Thursday and show off your big, beautiful brain!
Our final function for the year is on this Friday 26th May 6:00pm – 9:00pm. Pizza, free ice creams, drinks for sale, a photo booth for those final friends photographs, a movie, dodgeball and the disco – just 10rmb a ticket. Ticket sales will be at Lunchtime today, tomorrow, Thursday and Friday Lunchtime. Remember tickets are just 10rmb! Buy your ticket this week and see you at the function on Friday night.
TUESDAY ROSTER:
6-3 Vivian Xu, Michelle Kwon
7-3 Celine Seo Joyce Sun
7-4 Amelia Lee Cecily Gleave
8-3 Dominik Krotzer Andy Sun
WEDNESDAY ROSTER:
6-5 Linie Cha, Daniel Wang
7-5 Emmi Tulus
6-6 Jocelyn Wierzchowski, Kelly Hyojeong
8-5 Austin Li
THURSDAY ROSTER:
6-7 Sveva Familiari
6-8 Matthew Yang, Jeehyun Song
7-5 Annie Yeung
8-6 Andy Sun
FRIDAY ROSTER:
6-4 Take Won Kim
6-6 Jocelyn Wierzchowski
7-1 Ava Nunan
8-2 Kenny Do
Monday - STUCO Assembly in the Theater
Tuesday - Study Hall
Thursday - Study Hall for Grades 9-10, Semester 2 Final Exams for Grade 11
Friday - ELO Mentoring for Grade 9-10, Semester 2 Final Exams for Grade 11
Songs have a powerful place in the hearts and minds of listeners. FPR is asking the MS student and teacher community to contribute a video piece answering the question: "What's Your Song?"
In 3 minutes or less, share your personal or historical connections to your song, followed by an expressive spoken word performance of stanzas and lines from the lyrics. Contact Mr. Sostak or Mr. Moniz with questions and final video submissions.
Here are two stellar pieces: http://ift.tt/2pEeNWM
Thespian Application Deadline Extended to MONDAY, May 22. Submit your completed forms to Rachel (the PA secretary) or to Mrs. Northcott.
ISTA Make-up Meeting: ISTA CERTIFICATES will be handed-out
When: Monday, LUNCH time (May 22)
Bring your LUNCH and COMPUTERS
Time: 12:40-1:00 PM
Check out the movie that the Stop-motion movie making class has made.
Boys' Rugby is looking for a Student Manager to help run and organize the team. The student will help take attendance, set up drills, gather equipment, and, if interested, help run practices (though the last isn't required). The student must commit to at least Wednesdays from 3:45pm to 5:45pm, but Mondays and Fridays are also available. The position is for starting in the Fall as soon as school starts, but if the student wants to get involved now, there are a couple of practices on Mondays and Thursdays the remainder of this school year.
Contact Mr. Dilts in room 2332 or at tdilts@isb.bj.edu.cn or Ms. Gillund or Ms. Fournier for further information.
Come visit Roots and Shoots' spring fair booth for the opportunity to expand your knowledge on endangered species! Our booth is in the ES cafeteria and will be open all day :) We will also be selling crafts produced by the dedicated and lovely students from the Love and Hope school. All proceeds will go towards their charity and cause.
2017 PTA Spring Fair Volunteers Sign Up Sheet |
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Dunking Machine |
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Name |
Cell Phone# |
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10:00-11:00 |
Svena Familari 6-7 |
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Austin Li 8-5 |
Jocelyn Wierzchowski 6-6 |
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Jovan Steyn 6-1 |
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Amelia Lee 7-4 |
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11:00-12:00 |
Bali Cuthbert 6-1 |
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Justin Woo 8-4 |
Daniel Wang 6-4 |
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Emmi Tulus 7-5 |
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Jovan Steyn 6-1 |
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12:00-1:00 |
Bali Cuthbert 6-1 |
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Chelsey Wang 7-6 |
Serin Gleave 6-1 |
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Maxine Lim 7-6 |
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Curtis Wong 8FA |
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1:00-2:00 |
Katie Kim 6-2 |
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Katie Chao 7-1 |
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Taekwon Kim 6-4 |
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Olivia Xiao 7-2 |
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2:00-3:00 |
Youngsoo Kim FA7 |
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Bali Cuthbert 6-1 |
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Jonathan Zhang 8-1 |
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Dominik Krotzer 8-3 |
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3:00-4:00 |
Kenny Do 8-2 6-1 |
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Andy Son 8FA |
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All the people listed to help this afternoon, please come to Mr Fidler's room by 3:35pm
2017 SPRING FAIR
Sunday 8:30am – 10:00am
Name |
Home Room |
Kelly Lee |
6-6 |
Olivia Xiao |
6-4 |
Jeehyun Song |
6-8 |
Vivian Xu |
6-3 |
Linie Cha |
6-5 |
Annie Yeung |
7-5 |
Austin Li |
8-5 |
Kenny Do |
8-2 |
Amelia Lee |
7-4 |
Justin Woo |
8-4 |
Sunday 4:00pm – 5:30pm
Name |
Home Room |
Kelly Lee |
6-6 |
Olivia Xiao |
6-4 |
Michelle Kwon |
6-3 |
Taekwon |
6-4 |
Dominik Krotzer |
8-3 |
Andy Son |
8-6 (FA) |
Jonathan Zhang |
8-1 |
Austin Li |
8-5 |
Friday Afternoon 3:40 - 4:30
Name |
Home Room |
Justin Woo |
8-4 |
Chelsey Wang |
7-6 |
Emmi Tulus |
7-5 |
Jovan Steyn |
6-1 |
Kenny Do |
8-2 |
Taekwon Kim |
6-4 |
Maxine Lim |
7-6 |
Austin Li |
8-5 |
Day D Friday May 19
Period 3 |
Gardening join Maker's Basic@3118 |
MS TV news join Stop-motion Movie Making@2124 |
Badminton combine with Lit.lab@2400 |
Period 4 |
Yearbook Photography join Floor Hockey@Gym3 |
Broadcasting join Role Playing @1717 |
Paper Quilling join Independent Study Time@2638 |
Flight combine with Lit. lab@3303 |
Art of Textiles join Graffiti@1402 |
Yoga Revolution join Floor Hockey@Gym3 |
ISB Chess Club will have their first meeting at 3:40 on Thursday, May 25th in room #3407. The purpose is to play some games and to see what interest there is in a competitive chess team at ISB for the 2017-2018 school year. Our main goal is to compete in local and international tournaments, and we are looking for any and all chess enthusiasts. Stop by on Thursday and show off your big, beautiful brain!
Period 3 |
Math Lab join Planet Earth@3123 |
Independent Study Time combine with Lab Science&Engineering@2127 |
Doodles, Designs and Drawings join World & American History in Movies@3409 |
WORLD SCHOLAR'S CUP join Civilization@3303 |
Softball join Basketball@Gym3 |
Period 4 |
Math Lab join Independent Study Time @2127 |
World History on Films join Wiffleball@Gym3 |
Fashion Forward join Sewing@3122 |
Music in the Movies join Climbing@Gym3 |
The detailed schedule, showing venues and clashes, is on Dragons Gate.
If you have a clash, you should be able to find your name listed, and a venue, in a later session.
Take a close look today. Can you find all your exams?
If there is a problem, come to see Mrs. Huang in the HS Office today.
Thespian Application Deadline Extended to MONDAY, May 22. Submit your completed forms to Rachel (the PA secretary) or to Mrs. Northcott.
ISTA Make-up Meeting: ISTA CERTIFICATES will be handed-out
When: Monday, LUNCH time (May 22)
Bring your LUNCH and COMPUTERS
Time: 12:40-1:00 PM
Period 3 |
Gardening join Maker's Basic@3118 |
MS TV news join Stop-motion Movie Making@2124 |
Book Arts join Yoga@Dome |
Badminton combine with Lit.lab@2400 |
Period 4 |
Yearbook Photography join Floor Hockey@Gym3 |
Broadcasting join Role Playing @1717 |
Paper Quilling join Independent Study Time@2638 |
Flight combine with Lit. lab@3303 |
Art of Textiles join Graffiti@1402 |
Knitting join Girls Choir@1768 |
Yoga Revolution join Floor Hockey@Gym3 |
Sunday June 4th, 2017 @ Beijing Country Club (Farmers)
The kitchen may not be the most important room in the house, but you do spend a lot of time in it. And, we know the best food is made with love, so it’s a given that you should feel comfortable in your kitchen. When it comes to your kitchen’s curtains, here are some tips that might help you choose the best curtains that perfectly fit your kitchen style.
Curtain Fabric
There are many kinds of fabric available for kitchen curtains from those made of heavy materials, to those made of lightweight fibers. Brocades and other heavier fabrics are usually not recommended as they obstruct air and light. The most recommended fabric for kitchen curtains is cotton because it is a durable but lightweight fabric that is easy to wash, and is thus ideal to the demands of kitchen action.
There are fabrics that have cute printed or embroidered designs that could definitely add to the aesthetic value of the curtains. It is however important to check if the fabric is light resistant so that it would not easily fade or turn yellow over time. Some kitchen curtains are quite thin and might need to have linings. Most fabrics are sold pre-shrunk so that their shapes would not be altered, however, if you are making your own curtain, you might need to make some allowance for shrinkage. Source: StreetDirectory
Curtain Color
If your kitchen already has a theme and/or color, you should take care to seamlessly integrate the curtains. Match them to the tiles (including wall tiles), counters, furniture, etc.
If you have tiles of neutral colors, you should keep this neutrality with your curtains. Focus your choice towards beige, white or pastel colors.
If you can, select a range of color samples that you like and check if they match the rest of your kitchen. Source: GroomedHome
Curtain Style
Curtain styles in the kitchen are country, contemporary and casual and like color we generally have a theme in our home and most of us keep to that theme.
For many a country style kitchen is popular since it incorporates earth tones that make the kitchen a warm and comfortable place to spend time in. There are literally 1000’s of country style curtains to choose from. Toile, Battenburg and lace curtains are just a few.
For many of the urban dwellers living in cities contemporary curtains/valances is the perfect choice. These types of curtains generally have straight lines without a lot of texture and are solid in color some have vertical or horizontal lines on them. Source: HelpfulKitchenTips
Contact:
Universal Blinds
601 – 1550 W. 10th Ave
Vancouver, V6J 1Z9
Canada
Phone: (604) 559-1988
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A bathroom remodel can make a huge impact on your home’s comfort level. In this short post we’ll cover some tips on how to design your bathroom. Read on!
Consider Layouts
A two-wall layout gives you more flexibility. The sink and toilet can be plumbed on one wall and the tub and shower on the other. The three-wall layout is the most versatile and also the most complicated and expensive. Working with a certified bathroom designer or architect can help you avoid costly mistakes and make the best use of space. Source: BHG
Assess Costs
Get tips for creating and managing your remodeling budget. Break down renovation costs and discover budget-friendly options.
Fixtures and Components
The easiest sinks to install are those which hang from the wall. Vanity sinks look great if you have the space and budget. Other things to consider are whether you want the sink to be self-rimming or rimless and flush or framed. Don’t forget that a small storage cabinet is a great feature for linens and cleaning supplies.
Most toilets are comprised of 2 pieces, which are the tank and the bowl, but you can also install a single piece toilet. You also must choose between a reverse trap toilet and a siphon-jet toilet, the latter is the more efficient flushing system. Source: DoItYourself
Contact:
Perfect Bath
Phone: Toll Free 1-866-843-1641
Calgary, Alberta
Email: info@perfectbath.com
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When it comes to skincare, we are inundated with different routines, rules, and products that might be overwhelming. In this short post, we’ll cover 4 tips to establish an effective skincare routine. Read on! Resist the Temptation to Touch your Face This is a very important step. You can transfer countless bacteria from your hands […]
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We are students from Bio 1 and we are working on our Conservation Action Project (CAP), and it would be really nice if you could take a minute to answer a few question. Thank you
Are you in Grades 9-11? Are you interested in teaching English as a second language?
This is your opportunity to be part of a new venture here at ISB in the 2017-18 school year, offering English classes to many of the workers on campus who support you and our programs every day. Check out the posters on the HS noticeboards. If you are interested in finding out more information, please head to the Glass Box at 12:00 noon on Friday May 19th. We look forward to seeing you there!
These are now on sale at the Box Office @ RMB300 per ticket. Ticket sales will continue until Thursday 18th May. If you have any questions see Mr Fidler
Songs have a powerful place in the hearts and minds of listeners. FPR is asking the MS student and teacher community to contribute a video piece answering the question: "What's Your Song?"
In 3 minutes or less, share your personal or historical connections to your song, followed by an expressive spoken word performance of stanzas and lines from the lyrics. Contact Mr. Sostak or Mr. Moniz with questions and final video submissions.
Here are two stellar pieces: http://ift.tt/2pEeNWM
PLEASE COME TO MS PATTY'S ROOM DURING BREAK THIS MORNING!
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR SPRING FAIR ACTIVITY!
PLEASE COME TO 3405 AT 10:10 TODAY
SEE YOU ALL THERE!
Please complete this feedback survey before Wednesday.
5th Block this week is allocated to the G4 project for 11th graders.
Monday - Grade Level Assembly
Grade 9 in the Theater
Grade 10 in the Upper Gallery
Grade 11 in the MPR
Tuesday - Study Hall for Grades 9-10. Grade 11s will meet with their counselors
Ms. Blohm: Glass Box
Ms. Cuthbert: Bank Area
Mr. Mennick: Theatre
Mr. Stenger: Room 1227 (Library)
Ms. Tebo: MPR
Thursday - Mentoring
Friday - ELO Mentoring
See you today after school: our last meeting before the Spring Fair!
We have Spring Fair and the Happy Holidays function to discuss. See you all at 12:40pm
Our final function for the year is on Friday 26th May. Mark it down on your calendars. Pizza, free ice creams, a photo booth for those final friends photographs, a movie, dodgeball and the disco – just 10rmb a ticket. Ticket sales will start on the 22nd May.
ICAA is back with activities to make Korean food! During the annual Spring Fair (May 21st), if you want to participate in a cultural learning opportunity, sign up here: http://ift.tt/2pFd9Tb. You will learn to make kimchi and learn all about the culture behind it. Tickets are limited, so please sign up soon! The final day for signups is May 15th, 2017, and you will receive an email regarding your reservation on the 18th.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact Yoonho Cha (yoonho.cha@student.isb.bj.edu.cn), Sang Yoon Choi (sangyoon.choi@student.isb.bj.edu.cn) or Flora Jeong (flora.jeong@student.isb.bj.edu.cn).
11th Grade: During Flex Time on Tuesday, 16 May, all 11th grade students will meet with their counselors for an update on the college admissions process.Depending on your counselor, please go to the following locations during Flex Time:
Ms. Blohm: Glass Box
Ms. Cuthbert; Bank Area
Mr. Mennick: Theatre
Mr. Stenger: Room 1227 (Library)
Ms. Tebo: MPR
Period 3 Day E May 12 |
PLANET EARTH join Drawing @1400 |
Lab Science and Engineering join Ind.Study time@2120 |
World & American History in Movies combine with Math lab@2118 |
Civilization join World Scholar's Cup@2122 |
Basketball join Softball@Gym3 |
Period 4 Day E May 12 |
Independent Study Time combine with math lab@3411 |
Design for Yearbook G7&8 join Fashion Forward @Black Box |
Makers Woodshop join World History on Film@2122 |
Sewing join Music in the Movies@2123 |
Robotics join Fashion Forward @Black Box |
Wiffleball and Kickball join Climbing@Gym3 |
Period 3 Day D May 11 |
Independent Study Time combine with Lit.lab@2400 |
Stop-Motion Movie Making join MS TV news@2120 |
Maker's Basic join Book Art@3405 |
Chess join Gardening @OLE |
Exploring TED join Gardening @OLE |
CrossFit join Yoga@Dome |
Period 4 Day D May 11 |
Literacy Lab join Independent Study Time@2638 |
Graffiti G7&8 join Art of Textiles@1400 |
Maker's Basic join Textiles@1400 |
you done at least TWO MS drama productions at ISB? Or have you participated in a production AND an ISTA theater festival (at ISB)? If yes, you qualify to apply for the "International Thespian Society," a worldwide organization honoring excellence and participation in Drama and Theater.
If interested to apply, grab an application form at the bulletin board at the PA hallway. Submit your application to either Mrs. Northcott or Rachel, the PA secretary.
Deadline for submission is May 19.
The ACAMIS track meet will be held at ISB on Friday (12May2017) at 3:00PM. Please report to the stadium bleachers nearest the West Gate immediately AFTER school. Check in with the Track and Field coaches as soon as possible to get further instruction. Please come dressed in your MS PE kit. Remember to bring your water bottle to remain hydrated. Thank you!
Please release the following students at 2:30PM. Thank you!
Corinne Wierzchowski
Haylie Wampler
Let's Go Dragons!
The Coaches
Students and parents can access these photos by going to vidigami.
These are great photos and a lovely memento of the occasion.
Period 3 Day C May 10 |
PLANET EARTH join Drawing @1400 |
Lab Science and Engineering join Ind.Study time@2120 |
World & American History in Movies combine with Math lab@2118 |
Civilization join World Scholar's Cup@2122 |
Basketball join Softball@Gym3 |
Period 4 Day C May 10 |
Independent Study Time combine with math lab@3411 |
Design for Yearbook G7&8 join Fashion Forward @Black Box |
Makers Woodshop join World History on Film@2122 |
Sewing join Music in the Movies@2123 |
Robotics join Fashion Forward @Black Box |
Wiffleball and Kickball join Climbing@Gym3 |
If you have small windows and you want larger ones, but can’t afford to have them renovated, then this article is for you. Here are some tips to make your windows look larger using only window treatments.
Fabric selection
To make a short window look taller, make curtains and draperies from printed fabric with a vertically inclined pattern. Vertical patterns include more than just stripes; you can use any pattern that draws your eye up and down rather than side to side. To make tall, narrow windows look wider, choose a horizontal pattern that draws your eye across instead of up. If you want to create the illusion of both height and width, opt for a vertically inclined pattern, or use a solid or random print. You can use placement tricks to create the illusion of width. Make valances, shades, cornice boards and lambrequins from your curtain or drapery fabric, or choose a coordinating solid, random pattern or nondirectional mini-prints for a contrasting look. Source: Homeguides.SFGate
Layer curtains and shades
The same way a curtain rods can help you fudge on width, window shades can help exaggerate height. “Hang those shades right under the rod for the appearance of taller windows,” says Berry. Plus, this treatment has a very high-end look to it. Source: HouseBeautiful
Anchor the rod 8 to 12 inches outside the frame
Many people make the mistake of placing the curtain rod directly on the outside of the window frame. But anchoring the rod eight to12 inches outside the frame on each side, will make the window appear much larger. Plus, when the curtains are open, they won’t block any part of the window — instead, they’ll only block the wall. That means you’ll get much more light flooding into the room. Source: Zillow
Learn which type of window treatment will best suit your windows – contact us!
Contact:
Universal Blinds
601 – 1550 W. 10th Ave
Vancouver, V6J 1Z9, Canada
Phone: (604) 559-1988
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After a long and tiring day, all we want is to rest and have a relaxing time at home. To heighten the experience, a warm bath in a whirlpool tub can take the stress of the day out of your system. Aside from that, there are more benefits a whirlpool bathtub can provide. To learn more about it, continue reading below:
Better Circulation
The combination of warm water and massage jets in a whirlpool promote better blood circulation. They help your blood vessels dilate, or open up, allowing more oxygen and nutrients to flow to major organs. This is particularly beneficial to those who have arthritis. Improved circulation can encourage better movement and less pain and stiffness in your joints. Source: LiveStrong
Clearer Skin
The hot water bath of lapping water increases your normal body temperature. This rise in body temperature makes your blood vessels dialate. This improves the blood circulation in your body. When your blood circulation is good, your skin remains clear and you do not get dark patches and pimples. Source: BoldSky
Enhanced Physical Buoyancy
When you spend a lot of time in a bath, you will know how it feels to be super buoyant, as the water in the bath will support a good portion of your body weight. But in whirlpool baths, you will feel even more physically buoyant, as the whirlpool bath’s water can carry about 90% of your own weight. So, you may ask, what is the importance of this? Well, it is important for the simple reason that this buoyancy helps relieve the stress, strain, and weight on your muscles and joints. Your body’s other joints will benefit from less weight as well – your elbows, knees, and even wrists. Source: StyleMotivation
A whirlpool bathtub may be more expensive than a traditional one, but for all the said benefits above, it sure is worth it. For top-of-the-line whirlpool bathtub choices, contact us!
Contact:
Perfect Bath
Phone: Toll Free 1-866-843-1641
Calgary, Alberta
Email: info@perfectbath.com
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Dark circles under your eyes can make you look tired. Concealers may help in covering them up, but it’s always better if you can tackle the root cause, right? So, here are the main causes of dark circles under the eyes: Pigmentation issues Too much pigmentation in the skin under the eyes causes dark eye […]
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Hello all upperclassmen!
Please remember that Prom tickets are due THIS FRIDAY (MAY 12th)! We will not be selling any more tickets next week so remember to get them before the weekend!
LAST CALL FOR PROMPOSALS THIS WEDNESDAY (MAY 10th)! You still have a chance to be a candidate for winning two free tickets to prom by sending in your promposal via vivian.an01@student.isb.bj.edu.cn
An email about seating arrangements will be sent out shortly this week, so please fill them out or else we will pick your seat for you.
For more questions, please approach any of the Junior STUCO members. Thanks!
Middle Schoolers,
This Saturday there will be a Chess Clinic conducted by a Chess Olympian and gold medalist Zhao Xue from 9:30-11:00. The clinic will be held in room 2231. All you have to do is just have to show up with your chess board.
Full Details at ISB Activities office
Tuesday, May 16, 2017
8:30 am | ES Cafeteria
Are you and your family leaving ISB at the end of the semester? Is a close family friend leaving Beijing for good? Attend this Transitions Parent Workshop Session hosted by the ISB ES counselors to learn how to make an easier, healthy transition from ISB and Beijing to your next location.
Click here to download presentation materials.
Monday - Study Hall
Tuesday - Study Hall
Thursday - Mentoring
Friday - ELO Mentoring
5th Block this week is allocated to Econ HL for 11th graders.
WHAT: 2017-18 STUDENT AMBASSADOR INTEREST MEETING
WHEN: MAY 9, 2017
WHERE: ROOM 1227 (MS/HS LIBRARY)
TIME: 12:30PM
We look forward to seeing you at the meeting on May 9th! Please bring your lunch. Thank you!
The Counselors
Be sure to come to the meeting after school today! We have much to talk about and plan for the Spring Fair. See you there!
No outdoor activity of any kind for students.
ICAA is back with activities to make Korean food! During the annual Spring Fair (May 21st), if you want to participate in a cultural learning opportunity, sign up here: http://ift.tt/2pFd9Tb. You will learn to make kimchi and learn all about the culture behind it. Tickets are limited, so please sign up soon! The final day for signups is May 15th, 2017, and you will receive an email regarding your reservation on the 18th.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact Yoonho Cha (yoonho.cha@student.isb.bj.edu.cn), Sang Yoon Choi (sangyoon.choi@student.isb.bj.edu.cn) or Flora Jeong (flora.jeong@student.isb.bj.edu.cn).
THESPIANS: Congratulations to new inductees: Eric Cen and Emiley Travers.
No outdoor activity of any kind for students.
These are now on sale at the Box Office @ RMB300 per ticket. Ticket sales will continue until Thursday 18th May. If you have any questions see Mr Fidler
Our next meeting is tomorrow. Please wear your Smile Week t-shirts.
A wide variety of window coverings can improve lighting, privacy and efficiency in your home while enhancing or changing the design of an entire room. Here are 3 things to consider when installing window treatments.
Number & Size of Windows
Clearly the number of windows that need treatments installed affects the price of installation. However, like most home improvement jobs, there are some cost savings associated with increased volume because the workers and their tools are already on site. Therefore, while the installation of a single custom window covering costs on average $60-$70, the price to install two is less than double that, around $80. The price for three or more is similarly discounted, ranging from about $100 for three to about $120 for five window treatment installations. Source: HomeAdvisor
Material and Quality
Whether you’re looking to add some serious designer cred to the look of your home, or you’re dead set about stopping pesky sunlight from bothering you on a weekend morning, the kind of material you choose can significantly affect your price.
For instance, window blinds, shades, and shutters can be made from plastic, vinyl, metal, hardwood, faux wood, bamboo, and even fabric. Hardwood is among the most expensive material while vinyl is among the least. Lower-end materials can cost as little as $20 per panel while high-end materials can be a little more.
But quality of window treatments doesn’t just have to do with the material itself. The quality is also affected by who has designed and manufactured the treatments. A set of custom-made blinds made from hardwood, specifically intended to be eco-friendly and hand-crafted by a leading designer will cost you much more than a mass-produced vinyl blind. Whether or not these differences in price — which can be hundreds, if not thousands of dollars — are worth it to you depend on how you plan on using the treatments, the ease or difficulty of fitting blinds to your unique windows, and how much value you put in design and decor. Source: SomfySystems
Types
Professional window covering installation can ensure your window treatments are installed properly and without damage to the walls and trim of your home. For more information, contact us now!
Contact:
Universal Blinds
601 – 1550 W. 10th Ave
Vancouver, V6J 1Z9
Canada
Phone: (604) 559-1988
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Injury-proofing your elderly loved one’s bathroom is very important. You should consider a few basic measures to make the bathroom a safer place. Here are 4 tips to help your loved one avoid bathroom injuries:
Bathtubs and Showers
Most homes in America have bathtubs that are not accessible. This presents a very big safety issue for people who wish to age in place. For a standard tub there are several things you can do to make it safer for an elderly person. Installing grab bars, shower seats and applying an anti-slip coating to the tub floor are three reasonably priced options. Bathtubs also can be modified to create a safer way to enter the tub, which may be more inexpensive than replacing the tub. There are also a wide variety of walk-in tubs on the market that can replace your existing tub.
For showers, the most accessible option is a roll-in shower. This is a shower stall that has an curb-less entrance and the door (or opening) is a minimum of 36 inches wide. This would allow access for a wheelchair at some point and gives those who walk into the shower plenty of room to maneuver. Source: AgeInPlace
Install Grab Bars
Many elders use towel bars or shower/tub features to hold onto while climbing in and out of the shower/tub. Towel bars are good for holding towels but aren’t built to support weight. Instead, install grab bars in easy-to-reach places to help support balance when entering and exiting the shower or tub.
Grab bars are best suited for elders with good upper-body strength who are able to hold onto grab bars while moving or standing. All grab bars should be slip-resistant (‘grip’ surface bars are better than those bars with high gloss finish), color contrasted from the wall for visibility, and securely fixed to the studs of the wall for adequate support (“bolted on” bars are preferable to suction cup bars, which could easily slip away when body weight is applied). Source: ConsumerAffairs
Keep a Medical Alert Button
Most slips and falls occur in the bathroom. Keeping an extra medical alert button near the toilet is a smart idea so they can summon help right away. The Emergency Wall Communicator option for our HOME & YARD Medical Alert Systems is designed with this in mind. Source: MedicalCareAlert
Raise the Height of the Toilet
Simply raising the toilet’s height as little as three inches can make all the difference for seniors. There are a lot of options for raising the height of the toilet. You can simply raise the height of your existing toilet with a thick toilet seat, or you can replace your old toilet with a “Comfort Height” toilet. Once again, this can be a DIY project, or a project where you call a plumber. Source: TheSeniorList
When it comes to bathroom safety, you and your loved one cannot afford to cut any corners. A safe bathroom will give you the peace of mind that your loved one can go to the bathroom or bath with a significantly lowered risk of injury. For more information, contact us now!
Contact:
Perfect Bath
Phone: Toll Free 1-866-843-1641
Calgary, Alberta
Email: info@perfectbath.com
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Armpit sweat is normal but it can be embarrassing. In this article, we’ll cover some tips on how to reduce underarm sweating, such as: hydrating, changing your diet, wearing materials that breathe and considering medical treatments. Below are 4 tips to reduce underarm sweating: Hydrating Drink plenty of water. It is recommended that you drink at […]
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Have you heard about the super popular musical "Hamilton?" This is your chance to have a taste of Broadway! Broadway Summit is organizing a 2-day workshop in New York City that includes watching HAMILTON and working with professional theater practitioners at Broadway. Below are the dates.
Session A: January 13 - 14, 2018 - HAMILTON Session B: February 17 - 18, 2018 - HAMILTON Session C: March 17 - 18, 2018 - HAMILTON Session E: April 7 - 8, 2018 - HAMILTON |
Registration for both individuals and groups opens at9:00am EST on May 15th. Here is a link to the registration page. Parents can register their kids online for any of the sessions. http://ift.tt/2p5VvFG . Registrations will be processed on a first come, first served basis with either payment in full (individuals) or with a deposit (groups). If interested, you will need to register and arrange for the whole trip yourself (with your parents help) including flight, registration, accommodation and chaperone. This will NOT be a school organized trip but a self-initiated trip to New York. Please note that most participants are high school students but dedicated, skilled and dedicated middle school students with theater experience are also welcome. Thanks, Hannah |
Hello High School Students,
We are students from Biology 1 class. In order for our Conservation Action Project (CAP) to be more successful and customized for the ISB High School community, we will need the cooperation from female students (or males who are interested in cosmetics). If you are currently using any cosmetic products, please take this really short 3-question survey regarding your usage. We appreciate your time!
Survey link: http://ift.tt/2pFN32Q
Thank you,
Esther, Irina and Karen
Found water bottle and cellphone, please check at MS office.
Please claim your art works from the MS Office and receive an ice cream coupon!
Have you heard about the super popular musical "Hamilton?" This is your chance to have a taste of Broadway! Broadway Summit is organizing a 2-day workshop in New York City that includes watching HAMILTON and working with professional theater practitioners at Broadway. Below are the dates.
Session A: January 13 - 14, 2018 - HAMILTON Session B: February 17 - 18, 2018 - HAMILTON Session C: March 17 - 18, 2018 - HAMILTON Session E: April 7 - 8, 2018 - HAMILTON |
Registration for both individuals and groups opens at9:00am EST on May 15th. Here is a link to the registration page. Parents can register their kids online for any of the sessions. http://ift.tt/2p5VvFG . Registrations will be processed on a first come, first served basis with either payment in full (individuals) or with a deposit (groups). If interested, you will need to register and arrange for the whole trip yourself (with your parents help) including flight, registration, accommodation and chaperone. This will NOT be a school organized trip but a self-initiated trip to New York. Please note that most participants are high school students but dedicated, skilled and dedicated middle school students with theater experience are also welcome. |
5th Block this week is allocated to MathHL for 11th graders.
Tuesday - Study Hall
Thursday - Mentoring
Friday - Mentoring: Digital Citizenship