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Great New Quiz Maker Wizer me

Heres a great on-line quiz maker called Wizer.me. You can easily embed images, YouTube links, recordings, even ThingLink images.

But the best thing about Wizer.me is that you can assign the quiz to Google Classroom. Students click on the link, put in their name (first and last initial will work) and create a password. They can then take the quiz.

The second best thing about Wizer.me is that the program will record all the quiz grades and allow you to see which questions students missed. You can even download a report.

Wizer is much easier to work with than other quiz makers like the fee-based Quia. And the reports are equally good, if not better.

Heres a link to an SOL quiz I made.  And heres a clip that explains how to create a Wizer worksheet.

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Getting Back To Me

For a while now Ive been wanting to write a post like this. To just sit down and let the words spill out. But every time I try, its as though my thoughts are stuck, as though theyre locked in my head and Ive lost the key. I get frustrated sometimes at not being able to properly express how I feel, which usually means I take that frustration out on the ones I love, more often than not my poor husband, who has no idea what hes done wrong!

Ive felt a bit lost lately, like Ive been inside a little anxious bubble that I cant pop and I find it hard to put my finger on why this is. I know Im blessed in so many ways and Im lucky to have what I have which in a way makes it worse because you cant justify the feeling, so then you feel guilty for feeling that way and the whole vicious circle starts again. Right now Im watching a nearly two year old running around the living room with a giant balloon, screaming with joy, not a care in the world and I wish I could feel that way.

Its a feeling I cant seem to shake, of not being good enough and not feeling like me anymore. Where do I fit in? When I started Dolly Bow Bow, I was a 19 year old girl living at home with her parents, filming videos about Primark and Lush on my computers webcam. Fast forward 6 and a half years and Ive moved out,  Im a wife! And a Mum of a 2 year old boy. A boy that I love and adore more than anything in the world, but sometimes its easy to just feel like Im someones Mum. Like a part of your identity is missing and you cant quite be yourself anymore. Ive struggled knowing where I fit in on You Tube and my blog for a while, constantly trying to get the balance right between creating posts and videos about fashion and beauty which makes me feel like I need to try and be more polished and my family life, where I want to be able to share the highs and the lows, the picturesque days out as well as the toddler meltdown because I cut up his orange and he wanted it whole (yes that really happened). Working out how to merge the two together can be difficult. Its sometimes why you dont see regular content from me as it all gets a bit too much and instead of working through it I hide from it.

I think this post might be the first step to getting back on track. Writing down your feelings is a good first step. I can see where I want to go and I have all of these ideas bubbling under the surface, its just trying to make them happen! Remembering how and why you started is a good way of getting back to who you really are. Fashion was my main focus when I started this, and over the last 2 years Ive slowly built my confidence after having a baby, to wear whatever I want again, and not to feel like I shouldnt because Im a Mum. Ive realised lately that this blog and my channel can be whatever I want them to be and I dont have to conform to rules or be put in a certain box. Im not just a fashion blogger, Im not just a lifestyle vlogger, Im a person, with lots of interests and I can be confident in the knowledge that if you share similar interests then you might like what I do and thats all that really matters. I might have a pretty dress on in these pictures but I also have scabs over my elbows from going down a slide at soft play with Archie! And thats ok by me.

I feel like to blog and vlog to the best of your ability, you have to really love what youre doing, so I decided there would be no better place to start getting things back on track than at the prettiest cake shop in Chelsea. This place is what the inside of my brain looks like when Im happy! Peggy Porschen is somewhere thats been on my London must visit list for a while now, as I see it pop up on Instagram all the time. It really is as dreamy as it looks in real life and the cakes are delicious. They have the cutest cupcakes in some of my favourite flavours including cookies & cream, red velvet and Strawberries & Champagne. They also create some incredible wedding and birthday cakes which look too pretty to eat!






It might seem trivial to some, but putting on a pretty dress and eating cupcakes from a pink shop with a floral doorway in the heart of my favourite city made me feel like me again, and made me happy. And once you strip everything else away, thats all any of us want to be.

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God Told Me To

Production Year: 1976
Release Date: 02/24/2015
Studio: Blue Underground
Director: Larry Cohen




Innocent people are being murdered one after the other, these violent crimes seem almost random in nature however there is one very strange connection. Each of these criminals claim that God told them to. Detective Nicholas (Tony Lo Bianco) becomes obsessed with the influx of murders after coming face to face with one of the perpetrators. As the story unfolds and more people hit the payment the detective discovers that things are a not quite as they seem, that the phrase "God told me to" isnt just a psychopaths excuse.


Larry Cohen has always been a bit of a maverick filmmaker. His work, occasionally regarded as "B movies" or "Exploitation" tend to dive a little deeper than your normal genre fare.   Multilayered-Exploitation; perhaps thats the best way to describe this mans films. Littered with macabre imagery, much like George Romero, theres always a stark and jagged commentary behind the blood.


God Told Me To is no different. Its a weird visceral film that will likely take a few viewings before you can wrap your head around the meaning of the film. Detective Nicholas is religious and becomes very conflicted as he slowly sinks into the strange case. Whats causing the murder? God? Much like Cohens library of films theres much more to it, and no, I will not spoil it. The direction is tight, some of the SFX might leave a bit to be desired however I think it just adds to the overall strange tone of the film. Tony Lo Bianco does a great job, however I am curious how Robert Forester (originally signed on to play the Detective) would have handled the roll. All in All God Told me To is a solid little thriller and this release is sure to please fans of Larry Cohen.

Im very impressed with Blue Undergrounds Blu-ray presentation of God Told Me To. It looks and sounds worlds better than its DVD predecessor. The presentation was pulled from an uncensored negative and looks great! Theres a nice dynamic pallet of colors present, a nice consistant grain structure which gives way to great amount of detail. Sound wise there are a number of audio options available; 7.1 DTS-HD, 5.1 Dolby Digital, and DTS-HD Mono. Of the three I really dug the 7.1 option, the film surprisingly benifits from the new mix- especially during the exterior parts of the film.

Audio Commentary with Larry Cohen

Heaven & Hell On Earth - Interview with Star Tony Lo Bianco

Bloody Good Times - Interview with Special Effects Artist Steve Neill

God Told Me To Bone - New Beverly Q&A with Larry Cohen

Lincoln Center Q&A with Larry Cohen

Theatrical Trailers

TV Spots

Poster & Still Gallery

With a slew of new extras and a fantastic transfer Blue Underground has provided Cohens classic with a presentation more than worthy of an upgrade. For people new to the director, God Told Me To is the perfect place to start!

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