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In this issue of Global Perspectives, you will find the following stories:
The Ohio State University is ranked fifth in the nation, tied with Michigan State and the universities of Arizona, Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Michigan, North Texas and Wisconsin, and is a top producer of Fulbright U.S. Scholars for the 2014-15 academic year, according to the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. Ohio State is one of only five universities in the Big 10 recognized in the top 13. Six scholars from Ohio State were awarded Fulbright grants for 2014-2015. In addition, two more were awarded a Fulbright Specialist grant.
Ohio State is also ranked 16th nationally for the number of students receiving a Fulbright grant with 14 awards.
The Fulbright Program is the U.S. government's flagship international educational exchange program. These programs enhance the quality of global understanding, sending our students, scholars and faculty all over the world while at the same time, bringing the world's best and brightest here to Ohio State.
"A Fulbright grant provides its recipient a life-changing opportunity — the chance to conduct research or teach abroad – to foster cultural understanding and facilitate global learning for all who participate," said William Brustein, vice provost for global strategies and international affairs. "The Fulbright program enriches lives, builds leaders and creates true global citizens. We are proud to be recognized for our faculty and professional staff's international engagement."
Every year, Ohio State hosts Fulbright Week to promote the Fulbright Program through a series of events including workshops, presentations and other activities to engage and encourage students, faculty and professional staff to apply for the prestigious grant award. Fulbright Week is a collaborative effort among the Office of International Affairs, the Graduate School and the Undergraduate Fellowship Office.
In the United States, the Institute of International Education's Council for International Exchange of Scholars administers and coordinates the activities relevant to the Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program on behalf of the Department of State, including conducting an annual competition for the scholarships. The Fulbright Program also awards grants to U.S. students and teachers to conduct research and teach overseas. In addition, some 4,000 new foreign Fulbright students and scholars come to the United States annually to study for graduate degrees, conduct research and teach languages. The Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program operates in over 125 countries throughout the world.
This year's rankings may be viewed on The Chronicle for Higher Education website. A complete listing of Fulbright Scholar recipients is available at iie.org/cies. Ohio State's awardees may be viewed at oia.osu.edu.
For more information about the Fulbright Scholar Program, please contact Joanna Kukielka-Blaser, program manager, international relations, at email@example.com or visit fulbright.osu.edu.
The energy at the Health Sciences Innovation Conference (H3C) in Mumbai was overwhelmingly positive. With more than 300 attendees, 120 speakers and 100 students participating in the poster session, the gathering opened the door for a myriad of new research opportunities and partnerships with local and global businesses.
Chandan Sen, a professor and associate dean in the College of Medicine and conference co-chair, seized the moment and initiated a more global approach to advancing healthcare. He envisioned a way to blend academia, medicine and business in the form of a conference in India, the world's second most populous country, and did so with overwhelming success. Probably Ohio State's largest international event, the conference brought together researchers, industry leaders and government officials to learn, engage and explore the potential for mutually beneficial projects in the bioscience and health science fields. The conference was hosted by Ohio State and the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), the country's top public healthcare and research institution.
Many of India's high ranking officials attended the conference as well, including J.P. Nadda, the Minister of Public Health, Mahesh Misra, director of the AIIMS as well as India's minister of health, the mayor of Mumbai and the highest-ranking U.S. government official in Mumbai, Consulate-General Thomas Vajda. The keynote address was delivered by Nobel Laureate Professor Luc Montagnier, one of the individuals credited with discovering the HIV virus.
Also on hand was President Michael Drake, M.D., who traveled to Mumbai to deliver welcome remarks at the conference, visit Ohio State's India Gateway office and sign an agreement with the Indian Institute of Technology-Bombay (IIT Bombay).
I share the success of this conference and President Drake's visit to India because these activities illustrate the vision of Ohio State's Global Gateways. The idea behind the gateways has always been for them to identify opportunities for Ohio State to expand its global reach and presence. India is such an important country in the world, and to have had all these pieces fall into place speaks volumes to the importance of Ohio State's presence in key locations around the world.
The H3C Conference (healthcare, commerce and career) is exactly the type of academic activity that we had hoped would be generated in Mumbai through our India Gateway. We want Ohio State's presence in India to generate new innovations, research and economic opportunities, as well as facilitate connections for students, faculty and alumni.
You can learn more about Global Gateway activities and find out how they can facilitate faculty visits in China, India and Brazil.
William Brustein, PhD, is vice provost for global strategies and international affairs. His work at Ohio State is dedicated to fully integrating international and multicultural experiences into the academic units within the university and expanding and enhancing its global reach.
Ohio State has been selected to receive an Andrew Heiskell Honorable Mention Award for its Ethiopia One Health initiative in recognition of the growing success of its international partnership with Addis Ababa University, Gondar University and other research and regulatory institutes in Ethiopia. One Health Ethiopia connects Ohio State's expertise in the seven health science areas and five other academic units with 19 Ethiopian and U.S. institutes to improve health and build capacity in sub-Saharan Africa, and provides mutually beneficial learning opportunities for Ethiopian and Ohio State students.
The Heiskell Awards honor the most outstanding initiatives in international higher education among the 1,400 member campuses of the Institute of International Education (IIE). The winning campuses are notable for their geographic diversity, with campuses in nine U.S. states as well as universities in Ethiopia, South Korea and Russia.
"The ongoing collaboration promotes scholarship and research on priority global issues, offers learning and leading opportunities for students and creates a shared knowledge platform that impacts lives locally and globally," said William Brustein, vice provost for global strategies and international affairs. "The results of the partnership exemplify Ohio State's efforts to fully integrate international experiences and perspectives into the university's teaching, research and engagement mission."
The Ethiopia One Health initiative is comprised of an integrated team of researchers, clinicians and students that address major emerging health threats – cervical cancer, rabies, neonatology, food and environmental quality – in the East Africa region. Ohio State's initiative has achieved success in establishing a bi-directional, capacity-building environment for faculty and students, created reciprocal adjunct faculty appointments, conducted workshops and field training through the One Health Summer Institute and developed courses and enhanced learning and research opportunities for students with health science courses launched on iTunes U. More than 6,600 students from 90 countries enrolled in one course alone.
"The Ethiopia One Health partnership is an innovative initiative because it solves major societal issues while training students overseas to address some of the world's most neglected and dangerous diseases," said Wondwossen Gebreyes, professor and director of Global Health Programs in the College of Veterinary Medicine. "This partnership integrates academicians and practitioners from Ohio State, Ethiopia and select East African countries to leverage their knowledge, skills and resources to contribute to improving biologic and economic health in developed and underdeveloped countries."
Ohio State's partnership with Addis Ababa University and Gondar University will continue expanding by developing certificate programs, hosting visiting scholars, maximizing e-learning potential, adding new academic course offerings and collaborating on dual degree programs.
IIE will present the awards at a ceremony in New York City on March 20 as part of its annual Best Practices in Internationalization Conference for higher education professionals. Visit IIE's Best Practices Resource for in-depth profiles of the 2015 Heiskell Award winners.
I had a goal when I first entered Ohio State: to operate my own company. After graduating with a bachelor's degree in operations management and logistics from the Fisher College of Business in 2013, I came back to China to start my own business.
In my freshman year at Ohio State, I was president for an organization named "Teagether" to promote tea culture and meet new friends. There I met my current business partner and we later attended many events and activities hosted by Fisher. When both of us completed our degrees at Ohio State, we decided to open a company together. In 2014, we founded an international silk product retail brand called Luxuer, aiming to provide the fine Chinese silk goods to the global market. We've developed a website for our products and promoted our business online.
My Ohio State experience affected my career paths internationally – it opened a global view in my mind, and that led me to my current entrepreneurship in serving a global market. There is so much value in gaining international experience and understanding people from a different cultural background. With better understanding, we can have better communication and cooperation.
I believe students who have international experiences are more competitive in today's job market. They will better adapt no matter where they go and what they do. I hope my alma mater continues to offer my fellow Buckeye students the opportunity to study, travel and intern abroad, giving them a better chance to succeed.
But for Ohio State, I wouldn't have the opportunity to be in touch with the lovely Buckeye alumni community and know the friendliness of people from the Midwest. I wouldn't have fallen in love with football, an unfamiliar sport in China. I'm very grateful for the care and support my alma mater has brought me. Ohio State is my pride forever. GO BUCKS!
Where is your home country and city?
Beijing, China
What is your major(s)/minor(s)?
Biochemistry major
When did you arrive in the United States/Columbus and how long will you be here?
I came to Columbus in August 2012, and it is my third year here.
Why did you choose Ohio State?
I like colleges like Ohio State that have massive resources students can use, especially resources for research. Also, I received an international scholarship from the Office of International Affairs for four years.
What have you become involved with during your time at Ohio State (student organizations, jobs, etc.)?
I am a research assistant in Dr. Dalbey's lab in Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, studying membrane proteins.
I worked as a student assistant in Kennedy Commons from October 2013 to May 2014.
Also, I am highly involved on campus and with community service. I volunteered as a chemistry mentor at COSI, a peer mentor for College of Arts and Sciences, especially for chemistry and biochemistry majors, a mentor for Healthy Asian Youth After School Program, a proctor during the 2014 Ohio Science Olympiad and for access and scanning at the Western & Southern Open in Cincinnati, OH.
I am currently a peer research contact for the Undergraduate Research Office, often volunteering for student panels and weekly library advising to recruit more undergraduate researchers.
What most surprised you about your experience in Columbus and the United States?
I was surprised by the resources and opportunities that are available. I enjoyed being an undergraduate in Ohio State while being involved in the cutting-edge research as an independent researcher in this inspirational environment. Most importantly, the tradition of football at Ohio State is overwhelming and fascinating, which makes me proud of being a Buckeye.
What has been the hardest thing to adapt to since you've come to Columbus?
I am still having a hard time dealing with the air conditioning in summer, and it is hard to understand keeping the room temperature around 60 degrees.
What is the most fun/exciting thing you've done since you arrived at Ohio State?
Mountain biking with Outdoor Adventure Center.
How has the Office of International Affairs helped you adapt to campus life?
I like the weekly emails from Office of International Affairs showing the upcoming events and opportunities. I especially enjoyed the ice skating session held by the Office of International Affairs that really provides us an chance to hang out with friends.
The China Gateway was host to Ohio State leadership from the College of Engineering, the Moritz College of Law and the College of Arts and Sciences last December as existing institutional partnerships were solidified, new collaborative opportunities explored and student recruitment efforts strengthened.
A seven-day visit to China, including stops in Shanghai, Shunde, Shenzhen, Xi'an and Beijing is how David Williams, dean of the College of Engineering, spent the first week of December. Williams traveled to China to strengthen university and industry partnerships, meet with alumni and explore new collaborative opportunities with leading corporations.
Alan Michaels, dean of the Moritz College of Law, visited Asia for the first time over winter break to increase the college's recruitment effort. He also met with many Moritz alumni and strengthened relationships with different university partners in China, South Korea and Japan.
Garett Heysel, learned more about Ohio State's connections in China while visiting many of the universities in which Ohio State partners in study abroad during his nine-day stay in the world's most populous country. Heysel, assistant dean in the College of Arts and Sciences, traveled to Shanghai, Nanjing, Chengdu and Beijing to better acquaint himself with Ohio State's higher education partners in China and to potentially identify new collaborative opportunities that will enhance students' international experiences.
The China Gateway team offers assistance to Ohio State faculty and staff visiting China on university business, and has developed the China Travel Guide as a useful information tool. The China Travel Guide can help faculty and staff better understand the international travel process, learn about the local culture and obtain the most out of a business trip to China. The guide provides information about arrangements for pre-departure and post-arrival, how to select the appropriate visa and insight into the local Chinese culture. Learn more about the China Gateway and how it can facilitate focused networking, targeted recruitment and support for scholarly work abroad.
The International Scholarship Symposium, an inaugural event that invited Ohio State faculty, students and scholars to share their international research projects and inspire global discussion, took place on Friday, February 27 in Page Hall at the John Glenn School of Public Affairs.
The symposium showcased important international research conducted by members of the Ohio State community. Faculty, staff, students and international scholars all joined together to learn more about the work accomplished by their colleagues on campus and around the world. More than 100 guests and presenters attended the event, including faculty and students from the Ohio State University at Newark, as well as the Agricultural Technical Institute and the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center in Wooster, Ohio.
"The symposium was an important opportunity to recognize the diverse and wide-reaching international research being accomplished here at Ohio State. This event is just a small indication of Ohio State's internationalization efforts, and the impact they are making around the world," said Kelechi Kalu, associate provost for global strategies and international affairs.
Panel presentations were divided into four topic areas involving global health, social justice, water across the planet and social actors in changing environments – areas that represent important global challenges and match well with Ohio State's Discovery Themes. In addition to the four panel discussions, 19 researchers presented their projects in a poster session.
"The inaugural International Scholarship Symposium was a great event on two levels. First, it brought together in a single venue a broad array of researchers from across the university who are engaged in international research and scholarship, providing a more comprehensive view of the extent of Ohio State's international work than ever before. Equally importantly, it provided opportunities for connection and networking for participants and attendees, which could spark new collaborations for the future. I hope that this is just the first effort in what will become an annual event," said Janet Weisenberger, senior associate vice president for research.
The symposium was organized by the International Affairs Faculty Council, convened by Professors Nina Berman, Department of Comparative Studies and Wondwossen Gebreyes, College of Veterinary Medicine and supported by the Office of International Affairs.
Taste of OSU 2015 was an exciting evening filled with international cuisine, cultural exhibits and performances. Click through our Storify slideshow to see the evening's social media highlights. Click play in the lower left corner to scroll through the slideshow. Hover your mouse over the photos to see the captions.
Wolfe scholarship recipient, Caroline Milliken, a junior majoring in English pre-education and strategic communication traveled to Budapest, Hungary as part of the 2014 Global May Hungary program.
"It was important for me to study abroad because I believe that it is important to understand and acknowledge the larger world community of which we are all a part. Learning about diverse perspectives, as well as seeing new, historic and beautiful places, is a way of becoming more connected to the past and the future of the world as a whole. My study abroad experience even helped me redefine my career path, as it introduced me to the concepts of city and regional planning, making me more interested in urban design and living abroad after graduation.
My study abroad experience was memorable because of the opportunity we had to see how history is present in Central Europe as opposed to America, whether that is through their monuments, communication methods or political action. It was interesting to see the way national events were portrayed in Hungary in relation to the U.S., and this realization of broad perspectives on similar issues is something I will remember forever. Additionally, the friends I made and the experiences I had with them in which I was pushed outside of my comfort zone made traveling abroad fun and memorable, such as going to the Hungarian baths (a tradition in Budapest)!
One of the many highlights of my experience was when my friend, Casey, and I woke up at 3:45 a.m. to hike up Gellért Hill to watch the sun rise on one of our final days in Budapest. While the hike up the hill was strenuous to say the least, the view from the top of the hill at dawn was so breathtaking that it made the journey worth it. To be able to watch the city wake up was an experience I will never forget, and it made for a wonderful, reflective experience for our final week in the city."
David Minich, a senior majoring in animal sciences, has traveled to Ecuador, Ireland and South Africa to study abroad during his undergraduate career with Ohio State.
"Before coming to The Ohio State University, my scope of the world ventured no further than my own travels in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana. However, all of that changed during my first quarter here at Ohio State when I had the opportunity to travel to Ecuador on one of the College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences study abroad programs.
During my freshman year trip to Ecuador, we toured numerous farms, learning about sustainability and the culture of the country. With just 18 first-year students in the group, we all quickly became good friends. Some of my best friends today are those who traveled with me on this study abroad program, and it is something we still talk about years later. My first international experience initially seemed very overwhelming - I had to get my passport, attempt to brush up on my Spanish language skills and prepare for my first trip out of the country, but when I returned home, I knew immediately that I wanted to participate in another study abroad program and travel abroad again.
In December of my sophomore year, I was fortunate enough to be able to once again go abroad, traveling to Ireland for 11 days studying human and animal interactions. This was another incredible experience learning about the culture and society in Ireland while also having numerous opportunities to compare and contrast the use of animals and land in Ireland and the United States. A few of the more memorable experiences of this program were visiting the Cliffs of Moher as well as taking a behind-the-scenes tour of the Dublin Zoo.
Finally, after my junior year, I was extremely lucky to be chosen as one of the first students to participate in a new study abroad program focusing on exotic animal behavior and welfare in South Africa. As an animal sciences major who hopes to one day work with exotic animals as a veterinarian, I could not think of a better program to fit my interests, round out my animal sciences career at Ohio State and fulfill one of my biggest dreams - traveling to Africa! Every single day of this 17-day program was filled with surprises. From observing wild animals in their natural habitat and witnessing amazing moments, such as a herd of nearly 60 elephants crossing a river, to learning about the problems these animals are facing as human populations and wildlife increasingly interact, this program provided a once-in-a-lifetime experience that I will never forget and will always be able to reference during my future career.
Before coming to Ohio State I never anticipated traveling outside of the country, much less to three different continents. Doing so has broadened my horizons and I can confidently say that study abroad has not only defined my time here at Ohio State and in CFAES, but it has also changed my life for the better. It has allowed me to take what I have learned in the classroom and apply it outside of the country, and then take what I've learned outside of the country and apply it back to the classroom."


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but I was finally able to complete my LO for the My Kitchen Rules competition at Scrapping Outback. I've never tried box pleating on a layout before, but it turned out pretty good. The second LO is from last Friday nights masterclass with Michelle Grant, I can't believe how good the columns look, they really look like marble irl!!!
This one is for the June Ready Steady Scrap challenge at The Scrappers Outlet. I love this WRMK paper that is already stitched, it's just adorable!
TFL, have a great week!

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I am adding another TV show to my list in the "Vast Wasteland": Big Brother. What an asinine show. The "Houseguests" sit around and discuss "strategy" all day in their personal game of human dominoes. They whisper to each other like they are discussing the name of the second shooter at the grassy knoll. And millions of people watch which Houseguests will be evicted each week with more eager anticipation than listeners did when trying to tune in to hear "Tokyo Rose."
And from what I understand, when the HGs deviate from that topic... production calls them into the Diary Room and tells them to stick to the discussion of "strategy." So, the show starts out with 13 players and the "game" of human dominoes continues for 3 months... with no intellectual stimulation provided of any kind. I would go into cardiac arrest if once I heard those dolts discussing politics. I wonder if a theoretical physicist or rocket scientist ever applied to be on the show. This year, they have a "mixologist." Bill Paley must be turning in his grave over how his "Tiffany Network" has deteriorated. And to think, this is the same station that once aired "Harvest of Shame."
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The world can't afford another financial crash – it could destroy capitalism as we know it: A new economic crisis would trigger a political backlash in Britain, Europe and the United States which could drag us all down into poverty (The Telegraph)
Eurozone economy ends 2015 with whimper as dark clouds grow (The Associated Press) Eurozone recovery falters as Greece slips back into recession: Italy slows to near stagnation as eurozone GDP expands just 0.3% in final quarter despite ECB stimulus and cheap oil (The Guardian) Germany fails to lift euro zone GDP (CNBC)
The Deutsche Bank Saga Proves We Haven't Fixed Too Big to Fail (The Fiscal Times)
Italian Economy Barely Expands, Casting Doubts on Outlook (Bloomberg) Stagnating Italy poses new headache for stuttering eurozone: Prime minister Matteo Renzi hits out at Brussels' austerity medicine as euro's third largest economy grinds to a halt (The Telegraph)
UK student loans: 'we will trace and prosecute borrowers who don't pay': Universities minister Jo Johnson promises stronger action on student debtors, including tracking expats in Australia (The Guardian)
Where Did El Nino Go? Heat, Dry Spell Stoke Drought Worry (The Associated Press)
The aim of this blog is to show (mostly from reports in mainstream respected news sources) that there is reason to believe that both the United States and the global economies remain fragile in the wake of the financial crisis of 2008 and that a number of threats exist today that could, if they worsened, bring about economic depression -- not just a minor depression, but a depression worse than the Great Depression. Key threats include excessive risk-taking by financial firms, unchecked by effective regulation; the continued existence of "too big to fail" institutions; and most especially, the amassing of levels of public and private debt which could become unsustainable.
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Do not intervene
Yes, do intervene
Define what you mean by "natural economic activity."
I would submit to you that throughout human history, several economic models have been applied to various civilizations and, in fact, even our American brand of capitalism continues to evolve with each generation.
Rather than be passively prescribed to my fate, I choose to understand the system we live in and to seek ways to continually improve it.
Help fight Zika, TB, HIV/AIDs and water pollution by donating your CPU's excess processing time to scientific research.
A self-serving billionaire engaging in historically massive personal corruption #NotMyPresident


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Firstly, I find the reversal of roles from threads about the Tea Party to be interesting and really stupid. Oh, of course the Tea Party was full of a bunch of uneducated rubes who hypocritically bash some government spending while enjoying the fruits of some government spending in other areas that often have little or nothing to do with what they're bitching about. Now of course the Occupy movement is full of uneducated rubes who hypocritically bash some corporate actions while enjoying the fruits of some corporate actions in other areas that often have little or nothing to do with what they're bitching about. Many protestors are hypocritical, and many posters are consistent. However, more than a few aren't.
The movement is very broad. My center-left friend, fellow Libertarians, and myself were at Occupy DC, and all of us like a market-based economy and some big business. Many protestors are fed up with corporate welfare. Many want corporations (and capitalism for that matter) done away with entirely. There was a lot of great organization and poor organization, especially a very bizarre "general assembly" that I attended for a few minutes. The entire movement seems to be based on fighting corporate abuses in some way; of course many people see these abuses differently. What some might see as a problem with deregulation, others may see as a result of too much government intervention. Just like the Tea Party, some people are crazy; some know what they're talking about, but everybody is pissed off.


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By the way, today marked my monthiversary with this crazy country. More on that some other time. While reading my favorite newspaper from around the globe this evening, I came across a great editorial in the Jerusalem Post. Granted, it's yet another editorial about the demise of print journalism. We've heard it all before, far too many times to count. We've seen friends who are just starting in the business get laid off after a year or two. We've read the angryjournalist rants. And we've watched the old-timers take buyouts, while silenting praying to ourselves that their jobs will open up for us, the cheap(er) labor.
But back to this editorial. Now, I love JPost for several reasons. First of all, I have friends who have worked there in the past, and every JPoster I've met over the past few years has been absolutely wonderful and helpful. Secondly, the main newsroom in Jerusalem is cluttered, dirty and slightly chaotic–i.e. my type of place. And lastly, because they ended the editorial with this:
"Ours is perhaps the luckiest of generations. We can relish the traditional newspaper, even as we reconcile ourselves to the technologies that are replacing it."
Mmm, sigh…I suppose that if I'm going to eventually enter this dying industry, I should probably begin to learn how to use the Internet for things other than watching the entire West Wing series online…


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The Royal Rumble is this Sunday! We decided to do a count down to this year's Royal Rumble: a variation of the traditional Battle Royal match with a total of 30 competitors. Two WWE Superstars start in the ring, every 90 seconds thereafter another Superstar enters. A Superstar is eliminated when they're thrown over the top rope and both feet touch the floor. Traditionally, the last remaining Superstar is guaranteed a championship match at WrestleMania versus the current WWE World Heavyweight Champion. On Jan. 24th, Roman Reigns is required to defend his title in the Royal Rumble match; the first time its winner claims gold since Rumble '92.
WWE Superstar: Brock Lesnar
Height: 6' 3"
Weight: 286 lbs.
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"The Beast" Brock Lesnar is unquestionably the favorite to win this year's Royal Rumble. And if history again repeats itself, the WWE World Heavyweight Championship is as good as his. Winning Rumble '03 by eliminating Undertaker, Brock went on to claim the title at WrestleMania 19. Ending Taker's iconic undefeated streak at Mania 30 led to him decimating John Cena for the title the following Summer Slam. Brock finished off The Dead Man in supposedly their final battle at last year's Hell in a Cell. Are you following the trend? If he ends up winning the Rumble match, his WrestleMania opponent will more than likely be Roman Reigns.
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Jean-Pierre Melville's Leon Morin, Priest (1961) is a reminder that there are many ways to succeed in making a great film and that the Hollywood paradigm is by no means exclusive. Leon Morin, Priest, an adaptation of a bestselling French novel about the platonic relationship between a Roman Catholic priest and a Communist woman, has no plot, no rising or falling action and nothing that could be called a climax -- the film chronicles a series of encounters between its protagonists, outwardly inconsequential but of enormous importance spiritually. There is very little humor and, except for the two principal actors, other characters are insignificant -- Melville has cut out several subplots featured in the novel, including those that might offer some suspense (someone is harboring a Jewish child so that occupying German troops won't deport the lad). Although the film is set during World War II, the Germans are shown as gentle and benign -- atrocities occur off-screen. There is no violence and not even the threat of violence; the war is represented by a distant sound of gunfire and some flashing lights at the Communist woman's bedroom window. The only person who acts badly in the movie is an American GI who threatens to rape the heroine -- although, his kind-hearted buddy talks him out of the evil deed. Although the film is set in a lovely valley among the snow-capped French Alps, we see the mountains clearly in only one short scene -- Melville is too disciplined and austere a film maker to waste time on purely visual pleasures. The movie is audaciously sincere, quiet, detached, and makes no attempt to pander to the audience. Indeed, the film even eschews the kind of Jansenist minimalism in Bresson's movies, pictures that resemble Leon Morin by description but that have an entirely different, and more abstract, even, Cubist, form than Melville's movie. No one could mistake Bresson's Diary of a Country Priest for documentary. By contrast, Melville's Leon Morin, often, feels like an Italian neo-realist picture -- the street scenes have an odd and startling immediacy and the classically expressive mise-en-scene resembles the work of Roberto Rosselini during this same period. Leon Morin doesn't have a story, it simply develops a situation -- this makes its (non)-narrative problematic by Hollywood criteria, although the film certainly is successful enough according to its own standards.
The situation is this: a correspondence school that teaches some kind of creative writing has been forced to move from Paris to a small town in the French Alps. The move is prompted by the fact that a number of the teachers, many of them women, are Jewish or Communist. All the men have fled and joined the partisans fighting in the mountains and the heroine, a Communist, with her friends decides to have her daughter baptized since the child's father was either a Jew or a Communist or both -- the cynical notion is that baptizing the children of the Montagnard partisan men will protect them against the German terror. (Although at the outset, the Alpine town is occupied by entirely benign Italian troops wearing ridiculous uniforms and plumed hats that amuse the local populace.) After the children are baptized, the Communist heroine played by Emmanuelle Riva, decides to taunt one of the local priests, Leon Morin, by going to Confession and insulting him. The priest is played by the lean and intense Jean-Paul Belmondo and, instead of condemning the woman, he reveals his compassion for her faithlessness and his hope that she can be converted to the Gospel. Ultimately, the heroine finds herself harried by Grace; although she resists valiantly, at last, she succumbs and rejoins the Catholic church. She continues her close relationship with the priest throughout the Occupation and until the town is liberated by the Americans. Finally, the woman expresses her love for the handsome priest, although she does this obliquely and by way of a hypothetical question: "if I were a Protestant woman, and you were a Protestant pastor, would you marry me?" The priest turns away from her, but, later, returns, only to announce that he is leaving the village for another assignment, one that he finds intriguing because the "local people have not had a priest for many years and they are thoroughly de-Christianized" -- the film suggests that true Roman Catholic spirituality can exist only if the strictures of the institutional and politically established Church can be eluded. The penultimate scene shows the heroine stricken and staggering down the street of the hamlet bereft. The movie ends with a shot of the priest standing resolutely in the threshold of his lodging, the lintel and doorway dark as if to suggest a great, sinister altar harboring Belmondo's haggard and lantern-eyed figure. The film is as unwavering as Belmondo's Leon Morin -- at no point, does the Priest display the slightest temptation, nor does he ever deviate from his perfectly virtuous course of action. The movie provides a spectacle unusual in cinema -- the depiction of a completely good man.
Much of the film is devoted to theological discussion, always highly intellectual, abstract and philosophical. Against this rather rarefied backdrop, Melville provides some visceral shocks: the Communist woman bitterly suggests that she masturbates "with a stick" and, at one point, she falls in love with a beautiful, despairing Jewess whose brother has been deported by the Nazis. Morin is not gentle with his supplicant -- he brusquely shoves her out of his way in some scenes, almost battering her, and there is a curious sub-current of violence in his gestures toward the heroine. (This suppressed violence explains the power of the final shot of Morin standing impervious to all human desires in the fearsome and gloomy tabernacle of his apartment.) The movie is remarkably expressive: Morin's church is battered, decrepit, and ugly -- the sanctuary is filled with nasty-looking little wooden chairs. In the first scene in the confessional, Melville suddenly eliminates the screen between the priest and the woman -- we see the shadow of the screen cast upon her brow but the man and woman occupy the same continuous space without any barrier between them: this is Melville's way of demonstrating that they have become allies. The German occupation of the town is announced by a sinister march -- we can't tell if the music is diegetic or not: are the Germans playing the march or is it on the soundtrack? This confusion imparts a significant sense of tension to the scene of the German's arrival in the village. When the woman suddenly feels that she can no longer resist the pressure of the Holy Spirit, Melville signals this change in her heart with a jump-cut to an unfamiliar angle -- the woman is cleaning out a half-ruined attic. The effect is startling, subtle and non-demonstrative, but, perfectly, designed to convey on a subliminal level the importance of the moment. Later, when the woman confesses her love to the priest, Melville conspicuously violates the 180 degree eye-line rule to show how her passion has warped the space around the protagonists. The final scenes in the priest's mostly empty lodging are extremely powerful -- Melville gets remarkable effects out of a door banging in the wind and places on the walls where pale marks show that pictures have been removed. Melville is not afraid to slow or stop the action, such as it is, for scenes that seem to have no importance at all -- we see an inconsequential scene of the Priest preaching and, later, he talks about his childhood and thrashings that his mother administered to him, while all the while protesting that his boyhood was completely idyllic and happy. Sequences like this, which comprise half the movie, don't seem to lead anywhere; they are illustrations of character, I suppose, but don't have any dramatic force -- rather, they contribute to the film's ambience of sober, close-observed realism. Ultimately, I suppose, this modest, but compelling, movie is about something that a character calls "the irony of God" -- that is, how God shapes human weakness to His ends and creates good from the most improbable circumstances. Truly religious films are rare and this homage to a kindly priest made by a Jewish film maker is one of the best of its kind.


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Fox "Business News" host, Neil Cavuto, decided to break away from his normal routine of reporting on the economy and discussing business interests by diving into political comedy. It's possible he might be interested in succeeding Jon Stewart at "The Daily Show," since it was announced recently that he will be leaving Comedy Central at the end of the year.
Cavuto lashed out at Obama and posed a rhetorical question on air that maybe some of the readers of this article will be able to answer: "Why does Obama blame Fox 'News' for everything?"
Fox started the supposedly funny segment — if you want to call it that (more like an epic failed attempt at sarcasm) — with a series of clips showing Obama over the years talking about Fox in a way that the news network must not have particularly cared for. Cavuto, mocking Obama, said:
I am busted, so busted. Pick a crisis, any crisis: FOX created it.
He then proceeded, tongue in cheek, to name an entire list of events that Fox was responsible for:
This tepid economic recovery? Sorry, Fox 'News.'
The Housing meltdown that proceeded it? You guessed it, Fox 'News.'
The JFK assassination? That was a Fox 'News' guy in the grassy knoll.
Then, the attempt at humor just kept getting worse, and worse. The ending was just awkward.
We will spare you listing everything that was said here. That's because Cavuto spent several minutes naming everything under the sun that they were supposedly "responsible for," when they could have spent that time actually being funny.
Sorry to break this to you, but you're not taking Jon Stewart's place on "The Daily Show" anytime soon.
Fox should leave comedy to the professionals.
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Friday, December 14, 2012 - 7:39pm
Dolphins WR Brian Hartline (glute, probable) took full practice reps all week and is probable for Week 15. Davone Bess (back, out) missed practice all week and is out. Hartline should see a jump in targets with Bess sidelined. The matchup is good (vs. JAX, #22 aFPA), so Hartline figures to have a solid game. Marlon Moore is expected to start in Bess's spot.
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As per the 2016 Future of Open Source Survey, Open source programming appropriation is proceeding with its stratospheric rise. While in earlier years the essential utilization of OSS was for sites and applications, now an open source has turned into the default approach 66 percent of associations. What's more, one reason driving this is the flexibility from merchant secure and the capacity to redo have dependably been key intentions. The conviction that restrictive programming is some "highest quality level" is blurring. Fifty-nine for each penny of organizations are utilizing open source to pick up a focused edge.
Open source has around 80 percent CMS in Australia, with WordPress alone representing 67 percent, which is higher than the US (58 percent). There are around 170,000 enlisted areas in Australia running WordPress locales, and these incorporate real national destinations, for example, CSIRO and News Ltd properties. Notwithstanding its relatively little populace, Australia has one of the biggest WordPress people group on the planet and has the fourth most astounding offer of WordPress facilitating
A current TechCrunch study also recognized the requirement for speed and control, versatility and designer organize control as significant drivers of OSS. Organizations are likewise adding to open source and urging their designers to participate in open source ventures. The outcome is that open source can be substantially more secure and more steady, due to being "continually extended, pushed, formed and smoothed by their engineer groups."
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"Culture shock" may be understood as a range of feelings of loss or aimlessness a student may experience upon arriving in a new culture. These feelings are often complicated for the student as they attempt to navigate and understand the new social climate they live in. Often these students show signs of stress: as Anthony Giddens argues, the anxiety and stress provoked by the transition to a new host country may threaten the student's existential security and therefore demands exploration and reconstruction of the self (509-510).
Students may even find themselves unable to deal with these feelings and therefore are unable to find meaning in their coming to a new country. One way to cope with this stress is to interact with those around you, to create a new sort of home-based identity in the host culture. This allows students to become grounded within a solid identity that enables them to feel comfortable in their new space.


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The calendar empties out, a day then a day and then another. There is nothing there. Scraps of paper, heaps of numbers. Dust and the rigor of dreams, the sunken surety of ink. Word after word after hollow word. The wind picks up and gnaws upon the moon. The swaying trees, the sound of sirens drifting off.
There isn't room enough, all of these nights , all of these names. There isn't time enough, all of eternity unwinding past the horizon. It doesn't matter, awake or sleeping. I can only see what the light has hounded. Moonlight, starlight, the painted firmament and the discarded sun. I can only see to the end of my eyes.
Every thought is lead and steel. Blood the only currency left to wager. There is a howling threaded through my lungs, a rattling held within my ribs. The heart idles, the heart tries to beat down each door. It was written, it was read. The work of bones, the drift of fingers. The evidence that there is no proof left.
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This card is one from his rookie year as a pitcher for the Cleveland Indians. As a rookie for Cleveland in 1987, Farrell had a 5-1 win/loss record. His crowning achievement that year was that he ended Brewers' Paul Molitor's 39 game hitting streak. I am surprised this is never mentioned about Farrell. Molitor's hitting streak is the fifth longest in MLB history since 1900 and was pretty big news back then.
Farrell followed up his rookie season by winning 14 games in 1988. But by 1990, he developed elbow problems which ended his effectiveness as a major league pitcher.
One note about Farrell and the 1988 Cleveland Indians is that three of his teammates are current major league managers as well. Terry Francona (Cleveland), Ron Washington(Texas) and Bud Black(San Diego).
After Farrell's playing days, Farrell became a pitching coach. A good enough one to be named the Blue Jays' manager for the 2011 season. Prior to the 2013 season, the Red Sox traded for Farrell.
Yes, Boston traded a current player for the manager of a different club. It has happened before. Trading for manager has proven to be a good move. Pirates traded for Chuck Tanner from Oakland prior to 1977 season and won the World Series two years later and the New York Mets traded for Gil Hodges from Washington Senators in 1967 and also won a World Series title two years later. Dealing for a manager isn't always successful though. Miami acquiring Ozzie Guillen and Tampa getting Lou Pinella were not good moves.
By making the World Series, the Farrell trade has been proven to be a successful one. We all soon will see if Farrell will join Tanner and Hodges as fellow World Series championship managers.


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By: Rex - Saturday, October 01, 2011
Extreme Naturals - Drew
Is it just me, or do Drew's tits look a little smaller in the video than in the pictures? I'm not saying that the pics are photoshopped or anything, but maybe there was some fish eye lens shit going on here. Or maybe they were photoshopped. On second thought, you know what might be to blame here?? Angles. Math and angles and science!
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Retail workshop
Petit Miracles
Wednesday, 22 November 2017 from 14:00 to 16:00 (GMT)
Event Details
How can you ensure that your small retail business becomes a success?
Starting a small retail business is an exciting prospect. However, retail has become so complex that a small retailer needs to juggle many different things to become a success.
This workshop will cover some of the essential factors you need, to be a succesful small retailer of the future.
Workshop participants will:
- Understand the retail environment in the 21st century
- Learn how to meet the changing needs of consumers
- Identify multi-channel experiences
- Develop a tailored offering for their customers
Snjezana Maclean
Innovative, entrepreneurial professional with a broad knowledge of independent fashion retail, fashion entrepreneurship and tech star-ups with over 20 years of experience working in & around fashion & retail industry. In the past, she has used her experiences to help other small businesses to develop and grow. Currently, Snjezana is running the H&F Enterprise Club and fashion consultancy Flow image - www.flowimage.co.uk
About Petit Miracle Hub and SYOE
This training is part of our new Start Your Own Enterprise Programme.
Read more: http://www.petitmiracles.org.uk/hub/free-retail-space/
What are my transport/parking options for getting to and from the event?
Best option is to travel to Shepherd's Bush tube station, it is a short walk across the large crossing to the West 12 Shopping Centre opposite the station. Before entering the double doors, turn right and walk past Subway and Natwest to find our new shop.
What can I bring into the event?
You should bring a notebook and pen. Optional extras: mobile phone and laptops are permitted.
We will offer hot drinks and water.
How can I contact the organiser with any questions?
Email email@example.com if you have any questions or concerns.
What's the refund policy?
Refunds can be issued with at least 24 hrs notice.
When & Where
Petit Miracle Hub, First Floor
West 12 Shopping Centre Shepherd's Bush London
W12 8PP London
United Kingdom
Wednesday, 22 November 2017 from 14:00 to 16:00 (GMT)
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Petit Miracles
Petit Miracle's is a registered charity which uses empty property to create social value.
Petit Miracle Interiors, located in the West12 Shopping Centre, provides interior design training, DIY & upcycling workshops to vulnerable adults in local community. We divert items from landfill, occupy vacant property all whilst creating social value.
Petit Miracle Hub, also located in the West12 Shopping Centre, is a retail and business incubation project - created by Londoners for Londoners. Our Hub is a haven for aspiring entrepreneurs needing access to the retail market. Customers can expect a varied, one-of-a kind shopping experience where they can meet the deisgners, hear their stories and purchase bespoke designs and products.


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$Noble Group(CGP.SI) kena shoot by iceberg
Remind me of swiber. After things happened then take action. Sad.
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Calling muddy water to join in to deal the KO blow
Well written Iceberg article on Noble. Very direct and clear. How did Noble raise $500m in 2016 and $750m in 2017 when their deception was uncovered in 2015. Big question! Didn't see this side of the story in the main stream papers.
Anyway, Noble got a base now at $0.365, her price cannot go below this level anytime soon.
Reply to @kaikiatong : Can't go below 0.36 any time soon. Big shot masterminds behind it, SGX cannot identify them. In the name of White-Knight they are hanging carrot every now and then.
Eventually after some time, her share value must have to be a big big ZERO, by this time few small fish will be found floating in Kallang River.
Is funny how the last report impact compare to the today report. I have yet to see any critical shorting. By closing we can see a closer picture, if noble really has a hidden white knight.
Compare to Golden Agri Reasources, which shares prices now $0.38, Noble share prices should be not more than a single cents.
Reply to @bgting : $500m market cap, US$3.2 Billion debt and US$1.93 Billion Loss, and people still buying/queing at $0.38???
Actually Gamblers are playing, not the investors, not the traders.


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I am so thankful for the true blessings that all of my customers have given me. As I cease operations, please know that you will remain in my prayers. I am so grateful that I have been able to share my son's favorite safe treats with you, and wish that you be always safe, be always well, and be always Blessed!
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I don't want children of my own. Most of the time, when I tell someone this, especially to an adult, that person brushes it off and says something like, "Just wait until your older." This response is understandable, yet tiresome. It is understandable because it's definitely true: people's minds change with age. However, it is also true that it is an assumption, an assumption that each one of us (about 366 million) was born, destined for motherhood.
Biologically speaking, women are destined for motherhood—we are the only ones physically capable of doing so—but motherhood means so much more than that. Being a loving mother is one of the most unselfish roles a woman could ever take on. Speaking from a daughter's perspective, moms do a lot. They want what's best for you, even if it means sacrificing something for themselves. Most importantly, they love you unconditionally—no matter what—so you can always turn to your mom. However, being a mom is also a hands-on, on-call job, one that she can never resign from. I believe that once a woman has given birth, she has willingly committed to do whatever it takes to be that mom.
This brings me to my next point (a really important one!): A woman should decide whether or not she's willing to make that commitment before she becomes pregnant. Some women already know they want to be moms (those were the kids playing "house" in preschool). Some women are unsure and decide later, while some get pregnant by accident, but accept the responsibility indefinitely. However, just as some women know they want to be moms, some women know they do not. I'm one of them! Here are just three of many reasons why I feel the way I do:
First, I don't want to experience pregnancy. Honestly, it scares the freaking crap out of me. I agree that it is beautiful… the woman is growing life inside of her! And I know that "it's all worth it in the end," but I'd rather have none of it. Consider my perspective: In just 22 years of life, I've already experienced so much medical BS and I'm tired of it. So, if you're giving me the choice of whether or not I'm willing to go through nine months of completely avoidable physical anguish, then the answer is no way! I will take a pass on that one.
Second, I already have something that requires around-the-clock service and I'm referring to my neurological condition. This "condition" lives inside me (without paying rent!) and I have to bend to its will if I want to keep my body healthy. So, while another "normal" kid my age is juggling college and work, I'm over here juggling college, work, and my condition. That means, when that same "normal" person is juggling work, marriage, and raising a child, I'd be juggling work, marriage, raising a child, and my medical condition. Long story short, this "condition" of mine takes up a lot of time—and makes me exhausted doing so—so no, I don't want to run around after a toddler when I get home from work. I just want to read a book.
Finally, my dreams are not raising a family, but seeing the world. I'm not sure if you've traveled recently, but airfare prices are through the roof! (ha ha ha.) But seriously, it's expensive to travel. Coincidentally, it's expensive to raise a kid as well… it costs more than $245,000 to raise a child from birth to high school graduation. I would prefer to put that $250K right into my travel-savings account, not into a college fund. My soul truly yearns to experience other cultures! I want to see how other people live—their day-to-day lives—and I want to experience their perception of the world. Travel is a humbling experience that does nothing but broaden the traveler's perspective, and I want it! Remember how I mentioned earlier how some women just "know" they want to be moms? Well consider then, I just "know" I will see the world.
All in all, I am 99.99% sure I don't want a child. I leave that 0.01% because I do recognize that anything is possible (see my previous post). However, I can tell you that right now, when I look into my mind's eye and into my future, it does not include a child of my own.
There are many definitions of family, but society has trained us to see just one: the traditional family (i.e., mom, dad, sister, brother). Recently, however, society has lightened up on other family units, like single moms, same-sex parents, etc., but family can also mean wife and husband. Hell, family can mean just you! My point is, do what your soul is asking you to do. Mine is asking for travel, so I will. If yours is asking for family, create one, but don't feel guilty if you don't feel that urge. It doesn't make us bad or selfish people, it just means that we're here to write a different type of story and that's just fine.


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The research described in this paper was aimed at determining any common precedents for abnormal combustion events in a gasoline engine in order that their occurrence might be predicted and ultimately corrected.
Combustion data was collected for 1200 cycles from a motorbike spark ignition engine running at 4,000rpm and 1.15 bar BMEP at fuelling conditions ranging from rich through stoichiometric to lean. The least cyclic variability occurred during slightly rich fuelling and was best characterised through the heat released per cycle.
Phase-lag plots of the heat released per cycle showed boomerang shaped patterns, indicating deterministic cyclic variability. This suggested that an algorithm capable of predicting poor cycles could be developed. It was found, however, that the majority of poor combustion events are preceded by cycles of an approximately average heat release and that poor combustion events are likely to be followed by a strong combustion event. Importantly not all poor cycles follow this pattern. This means that existing prediction algorithms which are based on preceding cycles would not be suitable in this case. An examination of the chain length of good or average combustion events between poor events did not show any chain length commonality across the AFR's.
The findings of this paper support the view that the deterministic patterns in the cyclic variations in combustion are present but that they are complex and cannot be predicted using simple metrics based on neighbouring cycles. A more thorough understanding of the fundamental contribution of previous combustion cycles to the variability is required for predictive tools to be effective.
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The Takoma Park Street Festival was just this last Sunday. I haven't done this show since I stopped selling my floorcloths over 5 years ago. The festival was spectacular. One of the best I have been to this year. And I actually did great.
I sold one large painting, and 9 smaller collage pieces. YAH. Even though it was HOT on Sunday, the place was jam packed most of the day and people looked to be buying. I thought the selection of vendors were excellent and I actually had to restrain myself from buying up jewelry
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It has been a month since I put any knitting content on my blog. I have been knitting, and paper crafting. It seems like my paper crafting has taken over my blog! Any way I have knit a couple of pairs of socks. Just Basic top down socks. Knit on size 2 needles, 1 inch ribbing, classic heel and toe. I had been knitting socks with a size one needle for a long time. But I decided to change things up and knit with size 2. Man O Man knitting socks with size 2 needles is so much faster for me!! It is size 2 needles from now on for me. Unless I find a pattern written in size 1 needles that I fall in Love with.
I used Walk Away yarn for one pair of socks and Red Heart Heart & Sole for the other pair. They fit perfectly and are so comfortable. I only wear hand knit socks! Lucky me! You need nice warm socks in South Dakota in the winter time that is for sure, and winter is just around the corner.
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- Ariel said...
They're beautiful and your feets will be nice and cozy. :-)
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