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Title: Interstate Subpoena.
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Description: PRWORA '96 (Pub. L. 104-193), section 324, requires the Secretary of DHHS to promulgate an interstate administrative subpoena form to be used by the State CSE programs to collect wage and income information for use in the establishment, modification and enforcement of child support orders.
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In compliance with the requirements of Section 3506(c)(2)(A) of the Paperwork Reduction act of 1995, the Administration for Children and Families is soliciting public comment on the specific aspects of the information collection described above. Copies of the proposed collection of information can be obtained and comments may be forwarded by writing to the Administration for Children and Families, Office of Information Services, 370 L'Enfant Promenade, SW., Washington, DC 20447, Attn: ACF Reports Clearance Officer. All requests should be identified by the title of the information collection.
The Department specifically requests comments on: (a) Whether the proposed collection of information is necessary for the proper performance of the functions of the agency, including whether the information shall have practical utility; (b) the accuracy of the agency's estimate of the burden of the proposed collection of information; (c) the quality, utility, and clarity of the information to be collected; and (d) ways to minimize the burden of the collection of information on respondents, including through the use of automated collection techniques or other forms of information technology. Any additional substantive comments on the form will also receive consideration. Consideration will be given to comments and suggestions submitted within 60 days of this publication.Start Signature
Dated: August 30, 2000.
Bob Sargis,
Reports Clearance Officer.
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News in year 2013
Maid's daughter gets college scholarship
December 18, 2013
Australian university in Dubai steps in to fund Shahra's three-year undergraduate course
Dubai: The smiles are back on Shahra Jafar Ali's face. Until last week the Sri Lankan housemaid's daughter was staring at an uncertain future as lack of funds had put her dream to study further in doubt. But an XPRESS report highlighting her plight has changed her life. Ever since the December 12 report, Shahra, 17, has been contacted by hundreds of people offering financial assistance.Not just that, Australia's Murdoch University Dubai has given her a free seat in a three-year graduation course in Computer Science.
"Having read Shahra's plight in XPRESS, we at Murdoch University Dubai felt compelled to take action to help this promising student. Murdoch University in Perth, Western Australia was founded with the belief that everyone should have access to higher education.
Murdoch University Dubai welcomes 142 individuals to the fellowship of educated men and women
November 10, 2013
Murdoch University, one of Australia's most respected andresearch intensive universities,celebrated the graduation of 142 undergraduate and postgraduate students at its fourth annual graduation celebration yesterday at the Zayed University Convention Centre, Dubai International Academic City. It was followed by a grand reception and dinner for the alumni and their families hosted by the Murdoch University Alumni Association.
Australian Consul-General in Dubai, Mr Gerard Seeber,; Dr. Ibrahim Moosa Jamel, Director of Dubai Knowledge Village; Ms. Wessen Rawazik, Director of Higher Education of Regulations and Compliance Commission (RCC) at the Knowledge and Human Development Authority, Government of Dubai and Mr. Pankaj Savara, Regional Director of Western Australia Trade Office – Middle East, graced the celebration with their presence.
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Murdoch University Dubai to hold its 4th annual graduation celebration
November 7, 2013
Students are at the centre of everything we do at Murdoch University's Dubai Campus, which is why the university will host a grand celebration for this year's graduating class together with their families, classmates, alumni and corporate guests. The graduation celebration will take place on November 9th at the Zayed University Convention Centre in Dubai International Academic City.
Murdoch University, one of Australia's most impressive universities focusing on academic excellence and research, will celebrate the graduation of 142 undergraduate and postgraduate students at its fourth annual graduation celebration. This year's celebration promises to be exciting and memorable with Mr. Robert Hillier and Mr. Jeff Price as masters of ceremonies. They are both Murdoch faculty members and are U.A.E's leading Radio and television personalities.
The senior leadership team from Murdoch University in Perth and Dubai attending the event include; Dr. Andrew Webster, Dean of Murdoch University Dubai; Dr. Max Sully, Academic Dean and Mr. Daniel Adkins, Academic Director.
Some of the many distinguished attendees on the guest list include; chief guest and keynote speaker Mr. Loay Ragheb, Head of Wealth Management and Group Benefits at National Bonds Corporation; His Excellency Gerard Seeber, Australian Consulate-General in Dubai; Dr. Ibrahim Moosa Jamel, Director of Dubai Knowledge Village; Ms. Wessen Rawazik, Director of Higher Education Regulations and Permits Commission for Knowledge and Human Development Authority, Government of Dubai and Mr. Pankaj Savara, Regional Director of Western Australia Trade Office - Middle East.
Murdoch kick-starts it festival with two award winning directors
November 6, 2013
MY. Film Fest (Murdoch's Youth Film Festival), organized by Murdoch University and MCC Media (Murdoch's student-run media division), will be hosting an open discussion with award winning and academy nominated directors, Martin Mhando and Scandar Copti on the 6th of November at Grand Cineplex, Wafi.
This discussion is part of the festival's initiative to encourage film discourse and push towards more film content by young talent. It will also be an avenue for students and young filmmakers to meet and collaborate on future film projects.
The main highlight of the event is the screenings of the shortlisted participants in the MY.Film Fest short film competition, which saw entries from the high school, university and open category.
The winners of these categories will be announced by the judging panel based on criteria such as cinematography, script and the overall narrative of the film.
Prizes for the competition have been sponsored by Advance Media, SanDisk and BHM Store.
Debuting as Murdoch's first festival and riding on the great initiatives of the Dubai and Abu Dhabi's international film festivals; this event hopes to be an incentive for its young participants to continuously contribute towards building a UAE-based film industry.
Nick Leeson to speak at Murdoch University Dubai's debut executive event
September 19, 2013
Murdoch University, Dubai launches the Murdoch Executive Series this September with its debut lecture conducted by the original 'Rogue Trader' and one of the world's most sought-after speakers within the financial sector, Nick Leeson.
Famous for his unchecked risk appetite which resulted in the collapse of 223 year old Barings Bank in 1995; Nick Leeson explores his journey and then reformation in a self-reflexive study towards effective corporate responsibility, compliance and risk management.
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Murdoch University Dean Dr Andrew Webster: Quality is everything
August 28, 2013
Murdoch University International Study Center Dubai new Dean Dr Andrew Webster
He has been with the Murdoch name for seven years and these, says Dr Andrew Webster, have been the most memorable and enriching years in all. His recent appointment as Dean of Murdoch University International Study Centre Dubai is a reiteration of the university's commitment to maintaining its high academic standards in the management and delivery of its academic programs in Dubai. Looking back at the seven years he has been attached with Murdoch, Dr Webster says, "I have witnessed growth not just at the university but also in self. The university has developed astonishingly. There have been enormous expansion in the transnational area of our academic operations during this time. We grew greatly in Singapore, we opened this campus in Dubai. Plus, we have the Open Universities Australia which is an open access education initiative across Australia and Australian universities. The creation of a new graduate school last year – all reflects of a time where we have tried to grow along with Western Australia and the region."
Acclaimed film director Nawaf Al Janahi to conduct short film workshop at Murdoch Dubai
August 28, 2013
Murdoch University Dubai is hosting a short-film workshop in September in collaboration with acclaimed Emirati film Director, Nawaf Al Janahi.
Nawaf Al-Janahi directed Sea Shadow (2011), an Emirati film written by Mohammed Hassan Ahmed. The film premiered at the Abu Dhabi Film Festival in October 2011 and was released in theaters across the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain in November 2011. The movie also premiered in the United States at the Palm Springs International Film Festival.
Murdoch University, Dubai hosted its inaugural Alumni Iftar Event on Friday,
August 2013
Set in an arabesque theme, the event was held at the Crowne Plaza Dubai on Sheikh Zayed Road, highlighting alumni achievements with a very special Iftar celebration. It was an opportunity for Murdoch alumni to share their experiences and reconnect with old friends and faculty
Daniel Adkins, Academic Director and MC for the evening, introduced Hasan Murad, President of the Murdoch Alumni Association who addressed the alumni body with a heartfelt welcome. This was followed by Dr Grainger who headlined the evening with a brief history of Murdoch University, Dubai, and faculty members and Murdoch Alumni, Carol Pinto and Munnawar Ahmed, who shared highlights from their charitable campaign for labourers in the UAE, Mission Sonapur.
New Chancellor for Murdoch University
July 9, 2013
Murdoch University's Senate is pleased to announce the appointment of Non Executive Chairman Atlas Iron, David Flanagan as the new Chancellor of the University..
Mr Flanagan will take the reins from Mr Terry Budge, who is retiring from the role after nearly seven years.
A geologist by trade, Mr Flanagan has more than 20 years experience in mining and mineral exploration in Australia, Indonesia and West Africa.
Murdoch's Youth Film Festival my. film fest
Murdoch University, Dubai is hosting its first film festival - my film fest (Murdoch's Youth Film Festival) aimed at showcasing the budding talents of its aspiring young filmmakers, but also setting the stage for amateur filmmakers in the UAE
The festival main's attraction is the short film competition, which will be judged by a panel of industry representatives and reputed filmmakers to select a winner from the following categories:
Murdoch debuts at 57 in top 100 universities under 50
June 20, 2013
Submitting data for the first time, Murdoch University has debuted in the second annual Times Higher Education (THE) 100 Under 50rankings, with a ranking of 57.
The rankings are a global list of universities under the age of 50 and were formally launched at theFestival of Education at Wellington College in the UK.
Murdoch University Vice Chancellor Professor Richard Higgott said the result was a testament to the extraordinary work the University was undertaking to revitalise its research and teaching.
"Being ranked 57 in the THE 100 Under 50 rankings confirms Murdoch's international standing" he said.
"Today's announcement, together with our listing in the Top 400 of the Times Higher Education's overall World University Rankings in 2012, confirms that the dramatic reforms in the University over the last 2 years are paying dividends.
"The world of higher education is truly global and we need to evolve to meet this new reality. We are committed to enhancing the international reputation of the University through both quality teaching and research excellence, and this ranking is proof that we are well on our way to achieving this.
Murdoch University Dubai's MEd Masterclass: 21st Century Learning in a Multicultural Classroom
May 21, 2013
Murdoch University, Dubai brought together some of the most prominent schools across the UAE last night at their exclusive Master of Education Master Class. In a bid to promote the benefits of a Masters level qualification in Education, the University drew on the support of Program Coordinator of the Master of Education Program at Murdoch, Claire Macrae, and the founders of IngeniousEd, Francesca McGeary and Alison Schofield.
The event saw over 70 teachers from as far as Abu Dhabi and Al Ain join the interactive sessions on 21st Century Learning in a multicultural classroom. As the evening unfolded, the revelations of technology as a learning tool became very clear. Claire Macrae's address on the topic of From Textbooks to Tablets talked the audience through the effective and smart use of technology in the classroom as opposed to following out-dated teaching methods.
The Annual Counselors Workshop 2013
March, 2013
In a bid to overcome the challenges faced by school counselors in the UAE, Murdoch University, Dubai hosted its Annual Counselors Workshop with a focus on how higher education institutions can enhance the roles of counselors.
The Workshop is hosted by Murdoch each year to encourage discussion around the education system. Interestingly, research shows a perception that counselors are still not doing enough to help students prepare for life after leaving the education system. This issue is commonly faced by higher education institutions when students are not equipped with the soft skills that are required to manage the workload at University. As a result, higher education institutions are forced to spend more time on critical thinking workshops.
Murdoch Women's Lunchbox 2013: Looking Beyond the Glass Ceiling
February 20, 2013
Leading women in business gathered today at the second annual 'Women's Lunchbox' event, hosted by Murdoch
University in Dubai, to debate whether a 'glass ceiling' really exists or if there has been a tangible shift in attitude towards women in the workplace.
The Women's Lunchbox 2013 took place at Madinat Jumeirah and played host to a panel of five industry specialists and an audience of 200 women from a cross section of industries. The event has become Murdoch University's signature event to highlight the scope of its research and student led initiatives.
Beyond Breaking the Glass Ceiling: Murdoch University shows the way at the Women's Lunchbox 2013
February 5, 2013
Following the success of Murdoch University, Dubai's debut Lunchbox event in February 2012, the Australian University is back this year with the topic of "Breaking the Glass Ceiling". The Women's Lunchbox became Murdoch's signature event highlighting the scope of its research and student led initiatives.
Murdoch University, Dubai has launched this year's Lunchbox, in association with Khaleej Times, with long term sponsorship partners: Aldo, Emirates NBD and Dubai Business Women's Council. The event has also been supported by Dubai International Academic City, Arabian Business and DLA Piper.
Murdoch IT Student receives full Australian Scholarship
January 8, 2013
Murdoch University, Dubai will be bidding farewell to IT student Vladyslav Kalinin as he embarks on his post graduate at Murdoch University, Perth. Vlad has been awarded a full Scholarship to enable him to pursue his Honours Degree based on his success last year, with the potential to continue onto a PhD. Vlad became Murdoch Dubai's first IT student to receive the Vice Chancellors Commendation for Academic Excellence. His scholarship has come by way of his exceptional achievement and is definitely the icing on the cake.
Cambridge International School on route to a hat trick at the Murdoch Business Cup Challenge 2012
December 6, 2013
The Marketing Marauders from The Cambridge International School, Dubai was all smiles on Tuesday night after their incredible win for the second time at the finale of the Murdoch Business Cup Challenge 2012. Cambridge International School were also the winners of the first Business Cup Challenge last year when Murdoch University, Dubai launched the event. Team members, Humna Shaikh, Jovan VelroyFernandes, Samar Bawaney, Arhan Anand and Aaster Sen impressed the judges with their exceptional presentation skills and a host of innovative ideas for a new product launch for Facebook with a realistic pricing model. The final prize included AED 5000 in National Bonds courtesy of National Bonds, AED 500 Aldo Vouchers and AED 1000 Call it Spring Vouchers courtesy of the Apparel Group and a live interview on Josh 97.8 courtesy of Josh 97.8. Prizes were awarded to the proud team by Murdoch University, Dubai co-founder, Mr Rakesh Wahi and the Commissioner for the Middle East and Africa for the Western Australia Trade Office, Mr Pankaj Sawara. The team were also presented with tablet Computers by Murdoch University, Dubai.
Hosted at Dubai Community Arts and Theatre Centre, (DUCTAC), the Murdoch Business School high school event celebrated its second Business Cup Challenge with a total of 60 participating schools from across the GCC. Teams were presented with 4 case studies to discuss and present over a four week period, the final one was presented by the ten top teams at the Finale. This year's second prize went to The Business Angels from The Deira International School who were also chosen as The Judge's Choice to compete in the final top ten. 3rd prize was awarded to Business Buffs from the Delhi Private School.

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Jonathan is a Chartered Engineer with over 23 years' experience specialising in the provision of expert advice on transportation, drainage, flood and general infrastructure planning. Jonathan has given evidence at numerous planning appeals, local plan inquiries, mediation sessions, CPO inquiries and High Court appeals. Jonathan has worked on various major residential and commercial developments throughout the UK.
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Mark is a highly experienced transport professional having practiced for over 18 years in both highways and transport planning. At Create, he is principally involved with development pre-planning including the production of Transport Statements/Assessments and Travel Plans, but, also provides expertise in highways/access design, development scheme layouts, traffic modelling and has acted as Expert Witness on several planning appeals. Mark is the key Client contact on the majority of his projects and has full capabilities in project management from initial fee proposal through to scheme completion. His overall breadth of experience and understanding enables him to engage successfully with specialist consultants from other disciplines on project teams.
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Six Tips to Remember Before Choosing a Baby Monitor
A baby monitor is useful not only for parents, but also for the babies. There are on-way baby monitors that can help parents, especially the first timers, track their babies by listening to their sound. Parents who want their babies to hear their voice even when they are out of the room can go for the two-way baby monitor. To help you decide which one is best for you and your baby, here are some simple and useful tips.
Here Are the Factors to Consider
How Clear is the Reception?
It is most important to determine the clarity of the baby monitor's reception. You need to be sure that what the monitor from http://babymonitorlab.com will transmit is clear and understandable all the time.
Easy to Bring Around
Choose a baby monitor that you can easily carry around. Your monitor should also have a receiver that will not make a lot of noise when moved around.
Has Visual Signals
Every time it receives a sound or sounds, your Baby Monitor Lab should light up. A monitor with visual signals will allow you to relax while making sure that your baby is all right. Additionally, a good baby monitor should have a vibrator option. With a visual signal and a vibrator, it will be easy for you to track the monitor even if you are in a noisy area.
The Battery Signal
If you want to be constantly updated with battery strength, make sure that your monitor has a good battery signal. You'll get bad sound reception once the battery is low in strength.
Monitor Should Have Long Range Receiver
You have to get a monitor that has a long range receiver is your house is a large one. This will allow you to receive signals in all the areas of your house. If you live in an apartment or a one-bedroom house, it's all right to choose a regular receiver.
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You can get undisturbed strong frequency if you choose a large bandwidth baby monitor.
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Even if you are willing to spend all your money for your baby, it is essential to consider your budget. In the coming months, you will have more expenses to consider. Keeping your budget in check will help you stay right in the zone with your expenses. To learn more about baby monitor, check out http://www.mahalo.com/baby-monitor/.
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Wednesday, 20 August 2014
GOSH Stardust Nail Polishes
GOSH Stardust Nail Polishes * £3.99
(From left to right: Moonlight, Night Sky, Stardust, Milky Way and Million Stars)
GOSH have added five brand new Autumn/Winter appropriate shades to their permanent nail polish collection and despite it not technically being Autumn/Winter just yet, I couldn't wait to share this incredible collection with you.
If you've been a reader of this blog for a while then you will know just how much I truly adore GOSH nail polishes. I've reviewed both the original frosted sand nail polishes (link here) as well as those of the pastel variety (link here). As soon as I saw this brand new range of Stardust nail polishes I really could not contain my excitement. These are some of the most beautiful shades that I have ever seen and the fact that they can be found at the drugstore is pretty mind-blowing. They definitely look much more expensive than their £3.99 price tag.
I have tried my very best to convey the sparkle and shimmer of these absolutely spectacular Stardust polishes but the camera really does them no justice, in my opinion. If you happen to pass by the GOSH stand in your local Superdrug then I would definitely make a beeline for the nail polish section, so you can truly see the brilliance and magic of these polishes for yourself.
GOSH Nail Polish in Moonlight (630)*
GOSH Nail Polish in Night Sky (632)*
GOSH Nail Polish in Milky Way (629)*
GOSH Nail Polish in Million Stars (631)*
Every single shade is simply stunning, so much so that I can't really pick a favourite (although I have been wearing Stardust the most as it's just the most perfect pearlescent shade that I have ever tried).
I would recommend applying two coats of these polishes (as I have done above) just for the fact that the intensity and lustre of the shades are brought out even more in that second coat. The first coat of some of the darker shades (I'd have to say Night Sky in particular), can look a little blah until you apply that second coat. After you do that, you will be truly blown away by the beauty of it. Unlike the frosted sand nail polishes, which dried with a textured finish, the Stardust collection dries completely glossy. So much so that there really is no need for a glossy top coat at all, in my opinion.
So what do you think of this brand new collection of nail polishes from GOSH? Do you have a favourite shade? What kind of shades do you like to wear in the colder months?
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I absolutely love them!! Especially stardust I've never seen anything like that one! x xReplyDelete
Stardust is really a special shade and you're right, it's so unlike anything I've ever seen before Nicola! :)Delete
These look so beautiful! I'm definitely going to be trying to get my hands on Milky Way xReplyDelete
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They really are Charlotte! :) Milky Way is so pretty!Delete
I spotted these in Superdrug the other day and didn't pick them up, silly me! You've just confirmed that I need them in my collection now though!ReplyDelete
They are definitely worth adding to your collection Sara! :)Delete
- Anonymous21 August 2014 at 12:24
These look stunning! Will be perfect for Christmas and New Years. ^_^ReplyDelete
Oh definitely! :)Delete
- Anonymous21 August 2014 at 16:34
These look amazing! GOSH is one of my fave high street brands so will have to check these out for sure!ReplyDelete
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GOSH is certainly one of my favourite high street brands too Hayley! :)Delete
Ooo these look good, haven't been beauty shopping for ages!!!ReplyDeleteReplies
I've been the same recently and then when I go shopping I end up going a little too crazy picking up the new releases that I've missed when I've not been shopping! Hehe.Delete
- Anonymous11 November 2014 at 18:36
These are so pretty. I don't really take much notice of GOSH! Gonna have to check these out though xxReplyDeleteReplies
Their nail polishes in particular are well worth a try Porsche! :)Delete
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Family News
During war or peace enlisted Sailors, their family, and loved ones are exposed to the fast pace of the Navy's commitment to global security. Sometimes things may not go quite as we expected in our daily lives. The Navy is dedicated to helping Sailors and loved ones through tough times and provides support and assistance for many problems that may happen.
This page provides some of the many resources provided for enlisted active duty, reserve and family members. For the most part as a Navy family member, if you need assistance with family related problems, have an emergency or need to contact your spouse; you should contact your ombudsman or spouse's command.
The ombudsman is an intermediary for spouse and family members and the department the member works in. They provide a conduit for communications with family, member, and the commanding officer to help when problems may arrive, for family emergencies and command-sponsored events involving the spouse. Sometimes it can be very difficult to communicate with a member at sea when important family matters happen so the ombudsman may be able to assist. They can also provide other point of contacts and resources to assist the spouse.
Thank you for visiting the Navy family support web page. If you would like to post a comment or question there is a spouse & family category on our Navy Discussion page. Also, thank you for your dedication, support and commitment as a member of the military.
Spouse Websites
- Naval Services FamilyLine
- Ombudsman Registry
- IA Family Support - Click on "Family"
- Fleet And Family Support Program
- Navy Exceptional Family Member Program
- Navy Family Accountability and Assessment System (NFAAS)
- Navy - Marine Corps Relief Society - your first resource not your last.
- Morale, Welfare and Recreation
- Navy Exchange
- Navy Voting Assistance Program
Military Family Resources
- Military OneSource - the online comprehensive source to help you face life's everyday challenges.
- NMFA - National Military Family Association serves military spouses & children
- American Red Cross - Military Services
- www.GovBenefits.gov - Military: Active Duty and Veterans
- RAPIDS Appointment Scheduler - allows individuals to schedule their own appointment for obtaining a Department of Defense identification card at participating issuance offices.
- Space "A" - Travel Information
- Government Lodging
- Navy Lodge
- DoD Lodging - Used to search for military lodging
- milConnect - offers sponsors, spouses, and their children (18 years and older) access to their personal information, health care eligibility, personnel records, and other information from a centralized location
- Commissary
- DoDEA - The Department of Defense Education Activity
- Military Child Education Coalition
- Scholarship Programs of Fisher House Foundation
- SchoolQuest
- DoDEA Educational Partnership
- Military Families Resource Center - American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
- NCTSN - The National Child Traumatic Stress Network | Military Children and Families
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Harold Seymore is a Man convicted of rape. He is transitioning to "be a Woman." David Ovalle, a reporter for the Miami Herald, printed the following lie about Seymore:
"Born intersex, with functioning male and female reproductive organs, she has slowly transitioned to a woman."
Seymore is not "intersex." We are not aware of an intersex condition that leaves a person with "functioning male and female reproductive organs."
Seymore should be housed in a Men's prison, and David Ovalle should fact-check ridiculous claims asserted by Men convicted of raping a Woman.
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Limited Stores Executive Discusses When Same-Day Delivery Makes Sense
When does it make sense for a company to engage in same-day delivery? We caught up with Jason Acevedeo, senior director ecommerce operations at Limited Stores, at Operations Summit 2016 in Cincinnati to ask him for his thoughts. Find out how knowing your audience, their demograpics and location, and the type of products you sell all play a part.


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In Feb '59 the BTC ordered the power equipment for the first fifteen sets with British United Traction.
A 4-car set was on display at Marylebone Goods Depot in April '60, at an exhibition of British Railways locomotive, passenger & goods vehicles, and containers. It was for delegates attending the Institute of Transport Congress and for the press.
A rolling stock exhibition was held at the Marylebone parcels depot on May 13th & 14th '61, arranged by the BTC as part of the Golden Jubilee celebrations of the Institute of Locomotive Engineers, which included Class 115 power cars. Pictures of this exhibition appeared in the 19/5/61 issue of Railway Gazette.
In June '61 questions were raised in Parliament about the cost of the Marylebone - High Wycombe - Princes Risborough scheme (including alterations to stations, buildings and tracks, new trains and oil installations). The MP was concerned about the high expenditure for such a small scheme.
The Class worked services on the Chiltern Line out of Marylebone to Aylesbury, High Wycombe and Princes Risborough.
On 12/6/61 the number of DMUs on the Marylebone to High Wycombe and Aylesbury line were increased. First class facilities were re-introduced on the new trains.
Six sets were allocated to the Liverpool area for the CLC route to Manchester for a few years, before joining the rest of the Class at Marylebone.
Soon after the sets started on this line they received some criticism in the letter pages of a magazine. A reader who was already unhappy with DMUs where passengers must sit facing the wrong direction - he was fuming that all the worst features of compartment stock were now combined with the disadvantages of open carriages. They had large windows, but the seat were placed so no passengers obtained any advantage from them. The doors in every section were felt unnecessary for the express service. Lack of gangways and access between saloons (except one coach in four), and lack of toilets for 2nd class smoking passengers were also grumbles.
Bob Wells notes "Re. the Class 115 units used between Manchester & Liverpool on the Cheshire Lines. When first introduced these units ran in pairs of 8 cars working the hourly express service between the two cities calling at Widnes North & Warrington Central.; There was a problem however, at Warrington Central where the platforms could only accomodate 6 cars. This meant that once passengers had alighted from the 6 cars in the platform, the train was signalled by the guard to move forward to allow access to the rear coaches. I could never understand why passengers for Warrington were not advised of the problem and sit in the front portion of the train."
Ian Fleming has recollections of an interesting Allerton Class 115 turn c1970, on a Sunday working from Liverpool to Hull via Manchester and Sheffield (suburban sets were very rare in Hull!). It was always 6 cars, sometimes 3x 108s, but usually just 1x 108 and a 115.
Eric Stuart notes: "After the run-down of the GC and the Nottingham semis being the only main line trains left, steam was ousted from the London end. The cheap-ee option was taken and the 07.20(ish) Marylebone - Nottingham and balancing return were worked by a 115. One would have had to be carefull which car one got in if there was a danger of getting caught short on the long journey!!!"
In the early 1980s, and until they left Allerton depot, they had a summer Saturday only turn taking one set from Liverpool Lime St. to Llandudno direct via the freight only line between Halton Junction and Frodsham Junction.
It wasn't until 1987 that any major transfers were made. During a reshuffle of the LMR DMU fleet, Tyseley gained 22 power cars, and a number of trailers, to enable a fleet of 4-car sets to formed for the Cross City line.
About '87 some DMBSs were formed into hybrids with a Class 108 DTC. It involved fitting them with gangways.
Eric Stuart adds: "These later came to the Met and GC and we called them GTs! They worked as short trains or in 4/6/8-car rakes. Also, latterly, some 115s were mixed with 116s and, in one case, a 108/104/115 set was run for some months. The CLC sets also worked to and from Guide Bridge via the line (Manchester South District?)to connect with the eelctric line to Sheffield. This was included in the original electrification plans and some masts were erected, but it didn't happen and locos were changed at Guide Bridge on through trains or, latterly, DMU shuttles connected!"
A former underground driver noted: "One 5th Nov, the leaves had fallen and the rails were very damp. The 16:10 ex-Marylebone (a 4-car 115) arrived at Chalfont at about 5 mph and well over 30 minutes late.; It failed to leave the platform and was there 30+ mins later when the following 4-car arrived. The two finally managed to struggle off amid a cloud of smoke. I understand they then expired near Gt Missenden and an 8-car buffered up behind, the 16-car ensemble finally reaching Aylesbury. A lot of kids were going home on the 16:10 and their parents were going between Amersham and Gt Missenden, trying to find them! Added to the other mega-delays, Bonfire Night parties were upset! (There is an element of black humour there, though probably not at the time!). There was a Class 25 at Aylesbury for weekend track work and the spare crew were sent with it urgently to Rickmansworth. Subsequent trains were banked from Ricky to Amersham. The sight of a 8-car 115 roaring away with all powered wheels spinning uselessly, with the 25 giving it full power and full sand, with sheets of sparks coming from its wheels and a cloud of exhaust going up, is one of the most spectacular (safe!) railway incidents one could see."
The Marylebone sets, which were later transferred to Bletchley but remained on Chiltern Line duties, were declared surplus after the introduction of Class 165s, from '91 onwards. While at Bletchley depot the class was also used on the Barking to Gospel Oak line, units being formed as power twins. They were in turn replaced on this line by Class 117 power twins.
The final Class 115 working out of Marylebone was in July '92. The Tyseley sets survived a bit longer until Feb '94.
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Thursday, July 10, 2014
The first unit that I've been working on is my Witch Elves. I think these are great models and were a lot of fun to paint. As you can see I've tried to continue the same scheme that I used for the sorceress. I've gone with the Bone/Yellow for the majority of the metallics with Purple as the main colour and Turquoise as the spot colour. I had a really hard time
trying to work out where the Turquoise would sit on the models, however I think it works well, but it does tend to mean that the purple is very hard to notice, particularly from the front.
These girls are about 90% done as I haven't put a wash through their hair after the clean up. One thing I am wondering is what are people's formulas for shading and highlighting black? At this stage any flat areas I've left the undercoat, however it seems I should do more. For the hair I've just gone with Adeptus Battle Grey and then washed it with Badab Black.
I'm also considering going an extra lighter highlight on the skin as these Witches look like they're spent some time in the solarium, which I'm don't mind so much, I would love to hear people's opinion though.
I've also been working on my Executioners (well one at least) and I was pleasantly surprised at how quickly I painted him, (I think an 90mins or so) but then I realised how little there is to paint on him with multiple layers. Anyway it gives me hope that this is a unit that I'll be able to get done pretty quickly which is always nice. I think these models are great and will look fantastic once they're finished and ranked up together. I've also managed to put together a unit filler, because I have 20 from 2 boxes and need 21 for my list so I didn't want to fork out $70 for the sake of one model. Anyway when it's done I'll post that too.
Anyway that's it for me, as always feedback is appreciated and I look forward to seeing you guys at Convic!
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There are a couple ways to do black, and each gives a slightly different effect.ReplyDelete
First thing: Don't basecoat with black. You basecoat with a very dark color, slightly off-black. Few things in reality are actually black--they generally are just a very dark version of another color.
Depending on what you want to do, you can mix with blue, brown, or grey (or really any color, but brown, blue, and grey tend to be the most common and the most natural). Mix with black to get a color that is very close but not quite black. Then wash with black to get the shades. For highlighting, mix a little more of blue/brown/grey into your paint and highlight.
Since you are doing hair, to get a realistic hair effect, consider where the light is hitting your model. Hair, because of skin oil, has a natural sheen to it, and places where the light hit it is very bright. To get this effect, add a bit of white to your mix and touch the parts on your model closest to where you want the light to be hitting your model. Google images of hair to see what I mean.
For you, I would do grey, or maybe even try a really really dark turquoise to bring it together with other parts of the model.


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Two of my great loves—celebrities and wine. Drinking a glass of wine from a celebrity winery while reading the latest issue of Us Weekly = Happiness, so I've put together a list of my favorite celebrity-made wines.
Red. Dreaming Tree Cabernet Sauvignon made by Dave Matthews tops the list as one of my favorite celebrity-made wines. It's the wine I want to drink alone, with my boyfriend, with my girlfriends or with a stranger—it's like the green eggs and ham of wine (I will drink it in a house or with a mouse). Aside from loving the way it tastes, I also love Dave Matthews' philosophy on wine: "If it tastes good to you then it's good wine."
White. Drew Barrymore made friends with an alien as a child, married a man that sang a song about his bum being on all sorts of different items, and she was one of Charlie's Angels. Yeah, she's pretty awesome. So why would I expect any less of her Pinot Grigio? The Barrymore Pinot Grigio tastes crisp and delicious, has a pretty label, and costs less than $20. Might I suggest pairing this wine with one of my all-time favorite Drew movies, "Never Been Kissed."
Rosé. Bethenny Frankel is by far one of my favorite housewives in the Bravo franchise. She loves her cocktails, and she makes sure they are under 100 calories! I realize that drinking three to four glasses of the Skinny Girl Rosé and then eating an entire sleeve of crackers with some brie is not on the Skinny Girl diet. However, it's still my favorite girls-night-in activity, along with gossiping about men, Amanda Bynes and our never-ending diets (those are normally discussed when the plate is empty).
And now for the celebrity wines I'm too afraid to try…
- Fergalicious by Fergie. Yep, it's real.
- Little Jonathan Winery wines by Lil Jon. Crunk Juice was more than enough.
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Big Data gets a human face
Can you give a human face to Big Data? If yes, how?
To explore this quest, Rick Smolan, one the most interesting filmmakers of our time and the creator of the 'Day in the Life' series, has initiated a globally crowdsourced initiative, 'The Human Face of Big Data'.
EMC has made a primary sponsorship to the project, according to a statement by the IT services company. Supporting sponsorship comes from Cisco, VMware, Tableau and Originate.
"The project is based on the premise that the real-time visualisation of data collected by satellites, and by billions of sensors, RFID tags, and GPS-enabled cameras and smartphones around the world is enabling humanity to sense, measure, understand and affect aspects of our existence in ways our ancestors could never have imagined in their wildest dreams," said the IT company in a statement.
Some of the stories will be told through unique strategies. For example, elephant seals equipped with antennas on their heads to map the oceans; satellites being used to target mosquitoes; an SMS system preventing the sale of counterfeit medicines in Ghana; smartphones that can predict you're going to get depressed; credit cards that know two years before you do that you're headed towards divorce; and pills that transmit information directly from your body to your physician, among others.
The project kicks off on 25 September with an eight-day "Measure Our World" event inviting people around the world to share and compare their lives in real time through an innovative smartphone app.
According to EMC, the project also includes "Mission Control" events in New York, Singapore and London; "Data Detectives," a global student initiative being conducted in conjunction with the TED organisation; a stunning large-format book featuring more than 200 photographs, essays from noted writers and infographics; an iPad app; and a documentary.
"My goal with this project is to spark a global conversation about Big Data, about its potential if used wisely and the danger if we aren't very careful," said Rick Smolan. "Big Data represents an extraordinary knowledge revolution that's sweeping, almost invisibly, through business, academia, government, healthcare and everyday life. And, like all new tools, it carries the potential for unintended consequences. But if we are careful and wise, in the not too distant future, this new set of technologies may have an impact on humanity as great as those of language and art."
"Big Data began in computer labs with a handful of elite scientists," said Jeremy Burton, executive vice president, Product Operations and Marketing, EMC "Soon, everyone from grade school students to grandmothers, and all points in between, will awake to the trans-formational impact that Big Data will have on the way we all live, govern, work and play. The Human Face of Big Data is the most engaging and captivating attempt we've ever seen to truly tap into, and put a human face on, the societal impact of Big Data. I'm confident that this project will have a lasting and meaningful impact."
The Human Face of Big Data documentary will be released in 2013. The project is editorially independent and is produced by Rick Smolan and Jennifer Erwitt, co-founders of Against All Odds Productions.
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Mitaali Nag who is seen as Advay Singh Raizada in Iss Pyaar Ko Kya Naam Doon aka Barun Sobti's mother had a different take on showing her support for the Women's Indian Cricket Team. In the actor's latest post on Instagram, she is breastfeeding her son Rudranssh while donning the Team India jersey.
Urging the fans to bleed blue, the actor has stood up to the fact that women can do everything from supporting a cricket team to breastfeeding their children. Her caption for the picture read, "And this is how I cheer for my India's #womencricketteam!!! From breastfeeding to representing the country in its fave sport, a woman is capable of doing everything… so let's bleed blue today!!!! #indiaindia #womencricketworldcup #indiancricketteam #mitaalinag #mitalinag #tvstar #indianbeauty #littlerudranssh #proudindian #breastfeeding #isuppportbreastfeeding #isupportteamindia #happymommy." The actor had also thrown a baby shower a week before her baby was born and it was nothing short of amazing.
Mitaali got popular with the Zee TV show, Afsar Bitiya as Krishna Pintu Singh. She tied the knot with Sankalpp Pardeshi in Nagpur, on November 10. The couple welcomed the baby boy in January this year. Mitali has also starred in shows like Anudamini, Mano Ya Na Mano, Savdhan India, Wanted, Tujhse Naraz Nahi Zindagi along with some music videos.
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Ford Philippines ended the month of May 2015 with sales reaching 1,652 units, pushing a 19% increase in its year-to-date performance to 8,557 units sold. Leading the pack once again is the Ranger, which remains to be Ford's best selling nameplate in the country.
Last month has been tagged as the best month for the Ranger pickup truck with 823 units sold, or a 40% rise in its year-over-year sales. This feat also allowed an increase of 33% in its year-to-date sales to 3,572 units.
Also hitting high sales numbers, the EcoSport compact crossover brags a 20% increase in its year-over-year sales with 542 units sold. It continues to appeal to buyers with its stylish design, high-ground clearance, and smart technology. Meanwhile, 106 units of subcompact Fiesta found new owners last month. This helped it drive its year-to-date sales to 597 units.
"Customer response to our full lineup of global Ford vehicles remains strong across the country, with the wide appeal of the Ranger and EcoSport continuing to drive our overall performance," said Kay Hart, Managing Director, Ford Philippines.
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Volkswagen felt a little sick about having just five colors for the Golf R and decided to add 40 more.
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Police were out in force in Queen's Park today after a 19-year-old woman was raped there yesterday evening.
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I've always been sort of neutral when it comes to Queen. On one hand, I've always thought Freddie to be an incredibly gifted, exuberant performer (both in studio and on stage), and their songs have always served for a healthy sing-along activity, ever since I've been a little child. But on the other hand, their music, especially here in Romania, suffers big time from one issue: over-exposure. To put it bluntly, there was a time when I could swear I would live perfectly happy for the rest of my life without hearing 'Bohemian Rhapsody' or 'I Want To Break Free' ever again. Considering the fact that it was around then that I started listening to music on my computer (rather than on TV or radio), you could say I lived a happy, Queen-free life.
Now, a couple of years later, I decided to give them another chance, this time by thoroughly listening to their albums. That's not to say that the prejudices were all gone – I still thought of them as kind of humorless, too anthemic and bombastic, and lacking diversity (all these claims would be annihilated by simply giving an open-minded listen to A Night At The Opera). But fore and foremost, I never imagined the band would get to me so much on an emotional level, as they did with 'You Take My Breath Away'. On paper, it's just a love ballad, but its magic lies in how all the elements come together: the mournful piano melody, the near-worshipping lyrics and especially Freddie's fragile, on-the-verge-of-breaking-down vocal delivery and the way he pauses before singing the song's name as if he actually has to stop and catch his breath. The result is a slice of so heavenly beauty, that, much like The Beatles' Something, always gives me the feeling that it's dedicated to a God/Goddess, rather than an actual human being.
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The Superior Spidey Film: 15 Reasons Spider-Man 2 Still Beats Homecoming
Spider-Man: Homecoming is a good movie. It's lots of fun, has some excellent performances, and solidly establishes young Peter Parker's place in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (timeline plotholes aside). The execs at Sony can breathe a sigh of relief that they finally have their first unqualified blockbuster hit in a long time and must be thanking Kevin Feige and Jon Watts for saving their asses after their complete failure at building a "Spider-Verse" independent from Marvel. But is Homecoming the best Spider-Man movie? Not even close.
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Thirteen years, one disappointing sequel, and two reboots of varying quality later, Sam Raimi's Spider-Man 2 now feels like a relic of a different era, but it still stands up as one of the best superhero movies and summer blockbusters of all time. In an era before "shared universes" became Hollywood's biggest buzzword, the success of Raimi's Spider-Man films paved the way for the superhero domination at the multiplex we experience today, and Spider-Man 2 was the rare sequel to exceed its already solid predecessor in every way imaginable. It would be awfully difficult for any new Spider-Man movie to top Spider-Man 2's achievements. Homecoming made a solid effort, but here are 15 reasons why Spider-Man 2 is still the superior Spider-Man film.
BIG SPOILERS for Spider-Man 2 and Spider-Man: Homecoming.
This is a double-edged sword because Spider-Man 3 was not the satisfying continuation people were hoping for. But think back to 2007 when you just HAD to see Spider-Man 3. Why was that? Partially because Spider-Man 2 was so damn great, but also because it ended on a note where you NEEDED to see what was next. Mary Jane leaving her fiancee for Peter, Harry Osborn swearing revenge and finding the Green Goblin mask, everything left audiences on a high.
Marvel actually mastered the cliffhanger anticipation build in the form of its post-credit scenes, but Homecoming dropped the ball in terms of strong leaves. All the post-credits scenes have is a minor villain tease and an admittedly funny joke at the expense of people expecting something more exciting. The best tease pre-credits — Aunt May finding out Peter is Spider-Man — is better, but played in a way that feels oddly low-stakes.
Speaking of swinging around, there's surprisingly little of that in Homecoming. The little web-slinging there is goes by quickly and casually in scenes that, while likeable, feel small. The emphasis of how Watts directs these scenes is to get across how relatively small Spider-Man's world is compared to the scale of the Avengers. That's understandable given the plot of Homecoming, but even working on a small scale, Spider-Man's powers have the potential to feel big and exciting in a way Homecoming doesn't set out to demonstrate.
Spider-Man 2, on the other hand, is a film in love with Spider-Man's web-slinging abilities. The Spydercam system allowed the filmmakers to shoot from any angle and capture their hero's perspective. Forget the whole organic vs. manmade webs argument, when it looks and feels this good swinging between skyscrapers, it doesn't matter how the webs are made.
Having a normal, effective but not overpowered spider suit that Peter designed himself wouldn't normally be one of the main things you'd talk about when praising the Raimi movies, but it has to be commended when comparing the films with Homecoming.
The frustrating part of the Tony Stark-designed, AI-enhanced, absurdly powerful spider suit in Homecoming isn't its presence. For a while it seems like it could be the perfect accompaniment to Peter's arc in the film: over-eager to be an Avenger and overextending new powers he can barely handle, messing up and having the suit taken from him, then saving the day in his own suit. The problem is the ending, where Tony sends the suit back to Peter. This should be a Spider-Man movie, not Iron Man-lite!
The effects in Spider-Man 2 do show their age, and Homecoming's as polished as you'd expect for a blockbuster in 2017. But polished as they are, Homecoming's effects just aren't that special. There's nothing that hasn't seen before, nothing jaw-dropping or wildly better than previous films.
Spider-Man 2, in contrast, was a big leap forward. The CGI action scenes had more weight than the previous movie, and even if the CGI Spider-Man double wasn't 100% realistic, the animation still looked cool. Most impressively of all, Doc Ock's tentacles, a complex combination of CGI and stunningly realistic practical effects, were designed expressively, each tentacle with its own personality, and still look amazing to this day. Spider-Man 2 won the Best Visual Effects Oscar for 2004 (and deservedly so). Homecoming definitely won't win for 2017 and might not even be nominated.
Michael Keaton as The Vulture is the best thing about Homecoming. He's a bad guy with a believable down-to-Earth motivation that serves as a parallel to the hero in significant thematic ways, and Keaton completely sells every moment of menace. Between Vulture and Ego in Guardians 2, it seems 2017 is the year Marvel Studios finally figured out how to write interesting movie villains who aren't Loki.
But great as Keaton's Vulture is, Alfred Molina's Doc Ock is still the gold standard for comic book movie villains. While the previous Spider-Man did a similar Jeckyll-and-Hyde angle with the Green Goblin, the combination of the great tentacle effects and the real pathos Molina brings to the role pushes it to the next level. He's a villain who poses a serious threat but is still someone you desperately want to see redeemed for his own sake. When his redemption does come, it's tragically beautiful.
Marissa Tomei is fine as Aunt May in Homecoming. No adaptation is going to be an exact replica of the source material and it's not unthinkable for there to be a younger version of Aunt May in a movie. What's more annoying is just how much the film draws attention to it. Almost every scene she's in, in Homecoming as well as her Civil War cameo, feels the need to emphasize that she's relatively young and hot and ooh, isn't that different from what you expect with Aunt May?
Rosemary Harris in the Raimi films not only looks the part more but she's the films' heart and soul. She's both wiser as Peter's maternal figure and more vulnerable as someone Peter needs to care for and protect. Tomei's just another background player in a packed cast, where Harris in Spider-Man 2 gets to eloquently capture the meaning of heroism.
Peter's classmates in Homecoming are likeable and entertaining. Jacob Batalon's funny as Peter's best friend Ned, and Zendaya completely steals every scene she's in as MJ, though she has disappointingly little screen time. If either of them gets appropriate development in future films, they could lay claim to being the best supporting characters in a Spider-Man movie. But Homecoming is just too packed with supporting characters to give anyone the same level of depth that the Raimi films gave Harry Osborn.
Now he might be weird and annoying and vaguely creepy, but at the time James Franco was a revelation as the series' most conflicted character, the best friend of Peter Parker yet the sworn enemy of Spider-Man. Multiple characters learned of Spider-Man's secret identity in Spider-Man 2, but none of these revelations was as intense as it was when Harry discovered the truth and moved down the path of evil.
One of Marvel Studios' relative weaknesses is their scores. Outside of a few notes of the Avengers theme and that one Alan Menken song in Captain America: The First Avenger, can anyone remember ANY original music from any of the MCU films? The few memorable musical bits in the MCU have been set to pre-existing songs (classic rock in Iron Man, '70s and '80s hits in the Guardians of the Galaxy movies) rather than original compositions. Homecoming continues the trend: good pop songs, forgettable score.
To be fair, Spider-Man 2's score isn't wholly "original." Danny Elfman actually had a falling out with Raimi over Raimi's demands to copy part of the Hellraiser 2 score, prompting Raimi to actually get Hellraiser 2 composer Christopher Young to complete the rest of the score. Still, Elfman's compositions are bold, epic, and memorable, capturing the feeling of swinging through the sky.
The romance between Peter and MJ was key to making the first two Spider-Man films work. The first movie's most iconic scene is the upside-down kiss, and Peter's rejection of a potential relationship made for one of the sadder endings in a summer blockbuster. The second film dealt with the consequences of Peter's choices, how he chooses to balance his responsibilities as Spider-Man with feelings that haven't gone away, while giving MJ a fuller personal life and some big choices of her own, leading up to an incredibly romantic ending scene.
Zendaya's MJ might actually be better than Kristen Dunst's, but she's not the love interest in Homecoming. Instead, Peter's love interest is the relatively nondescript Liz (played by Laura Harrier). For a high school movie, the romantic subplot is serviceable, but it won't have anyone swooning.
This isn't meant as a knock as Jon Watts. He's clearly a promising talent. But there's a difference between an experienced cult favorite like Sam Raimi having auteur-level control over a film and a relatively inexperienced director forced to conform to the Marvel assembly line.
While some critics exaggerate just how homogenous the MCU is, and Homecoming has a distinct enough identity as a more youthful film than the rest of the MCU, it's clear that they only allow for a limited amount of risk. Where Homecoming picks a tone and sticks to it, not allowing for too much emotional range, Spider-Man 2 was able to pull off scenes as grotesquely horrifying as the hospital massacre, as somber as Peter throwing the suit away, and as gleefully campy as the "Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head" montage all in the same movie.
In Homecoming, Peter's supposed to be uncool, but telling isn't the same as showing. He's shown to be a geek, but he's a hip geek with a solid social circle. Flash Thompson's still a bully but Tony Revolori's version of Flash isn't a jock but a fellow nerd, only bothering Peter because he's jealous of an internship and because he likes the phrase "Penis Parker" a bit too much. Tobey Maguire's Peter, in contrast, is a full-fledged dork. Viewers who complain that he's annoying miss the point: he's supposed to be!
Peter being at the bottom of the social food chain has long been central to his character. Homecoming's changes in characterization can be defended as a sign of the times; geeks are cool now, ironically in part due to films like the early Spider-Mans. But if Peter's not suffering for being a nerd, he needs to suffer over something…
One key aspect of Spider-Man which the Raimi movies nail that Homecoming doesn't is that things almost NEVER go well for Peter Parker, and they don't tend to go so hot for Spider-Man either. In Spider-Man 2 he loses a job, he can't pay rent, he loses his powers out of emotional angst, everything in his life is a struggle because the responsibilities of both superheroism and everyday working class life are both heavy to bear.
While Homecoming does have some "Do super-thing or do normal teen thing?" conflicts, they're lighter, and it feels like Peter's life isn't suffering for it. More of the conflict in the movie is based around the question of "Do low-key super-thing or do big Avengers super-thing?" which just isn't as relatable.
Homecoming's action scenes are fun but generally forgettable, turning towards the generic in the third act as too many superhero movies tend to. It's notable the film's biggest action scene, where Spider-Man struggles to hold the Staten Island Ferry together with his webs, owes A LOT to the climactic train scene in Spider-Man 2. Aside from the team battles in Avengers and Civil War, the train scene in Spider-Man 2 is probably the finest superhero action scene ever.
A high-speed battle with Doc Ock makes way for an intense rescue, all of which stretches Spider-Man to his physical limit. The action is as intense as possible, but what really sells the scene as an all-time great is the sheer gratitude and common decency shown to Spider-Man by the passengers he rescued. Christ symbolism in superhero movies can get obnoxious, but here it feels just right.
Has there ever been a piece of casting as perfect as J.K. Simmons as J. Jonah Jameson? The makers of Homecoming must have known they couldn't possibly top it, so they didn't even try. Still, even if the JJJ of the comics has already been perfectly represented onscreen, the character's absence is felt. Without his anti-Spider-Man rants going around, it just adds to the feeling that Holland's Spider-Man has things too easy.
Surely there were ways Homecoming could have pulled it off. There were rumors going around that Donald Glover was going to play Jonah reimagined as the head of a Gawker-esque website; that could have been fun. There are multiple TV news broadcasts in Homecoming but they're all celebratory of Spidey; couldn't there have been a Jonah-esque talking head on a panel or something? Hell, just bring Simmons back; if the Bond films can bring Judi Dench back despite changing Bond actors, why not?
Everyone breathed a sigh of relief when they found out the third Spider-Man reboot in less than two decades was mercifully not another origin story. Everyone knows Spider-Man's origin and it doesn't need to be shown yet again. But not showing Uncle Ben's death again doesn't mean it shouldn't be felt. The lessons of great power and great responsibility that Peter Parker learned on that dark night are the major reason that Spider-Man has such a lasting emotional resonance.
As entertaining, clever, and overall likeable as Spider-Man: Homecoming is, the way it misses on touching upon this emotional core is a failure on its part. Where in Spider-Man 2 Peter's guilt about Uncle Ben hangs over all his actions, there's little sense in Homecoming that Peter even has this guilt. Combine this with the previously listed problems, and Homecoming just feels minor compared to Raimi's masterpiece.
What do you think? Is Spider-Man 2 still the best Spidey movie ever, or has Homecoming usurped the throne? Let us know in the comments!
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What Your Customers Won't Tell You: Help Desk Secrets For Success #2
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One of the first rules of help desk (or service desk) efficiency is to plan in advance for certain tickets to come up.
1. Prioritize.
Customers can't give you feedback in the area of prioritizing in the most meaningful way. This is because every customer feels that his or her issue is the most critical one on your list. After all, the customer's work has ground to a halt and he or she is typically already in a state of urgency by the time you hear from them.
But you as the help desk or service desk provider need to know exactly how to prioritize all tickets. From tackling a computer virus to simply re-setting a password, you need to have a clear procedure in place to know which issue to address, and when. Read More…
What Your Customers Won't Tell You: Help Desk Secrets For Success #1
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When you improve your customers' Do It Yourself capabilities, everyone wins.
"Do It Yourself" (DIY) customers are a growing phenomenon. Customers of your help desk or service desk often want the power to solve their own tech problems quickly, rather than having to:
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One rule of Customer Satisfaction is to Give the Customer What He or She Wants.
Therefore, your Help Desk Secret #1 for success is:
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AS MANY as 15 vehicles parked on the street in Warje area were allegedly vandalised by a group of people on Sunday night. Police said a few of the suspects were earlier booked for an offence at Warje police station.
As per the Warje Malwadi police, the incident took place around 11 pm Sunday on Ganpati Matha Road.
"As per our primary probe, the suspects went on a rampage after a couple of them were booked for pelting stones and thus harming public safety," said Senior Inspector Bajirao Mole.
An official added that the group resorted to violence in the area where the complainant in the case and a police witness lives.
"The purpose was to spread terror. The suspects came to the area brandishing wooden sticks and damaged and broke glasses of at least 15 vehicles, including two wheelers, four wheelers and rickshaws," he added.
"We have identified the some of the suspects and two teams have been formed to arrest them," added Mole.
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The Interrupters BBC4 broadcast receives stunning response
The Interrupters premiered on BBC4 this past Sunday, December 4th and generated incredible response among viewers watching that night. Statements such as the following were all over Twitter and Facebook:
"Brilliant. Inspirational. But more importantly makes me want to go and affect change."
"Just finished watching The Interrupters on BBC4 - remarkable film about CeaseFire IL's 'violence interrupters' in Chicago."
"Best film of the year. Seriously, it's incredible."
"The Interrupters, the documentary on Channel 4, was the best, fairest and most complete explanation of inner city problems I have ever seen!"
"Devastating & inspiring."
"Filmmaking that changes people's lives. Stunning work by Steve James."
"A documentary by a filmmaker of great professional and personal integrity."
"Just watched "Storyville: The Interrupters" on iPlayer. Powerful stories of changed lives, mediation, mentoring, hope, love."
"Interrupters. I hope you know how inspirational you are & I hope you will come to the UK."
To quote some of the reviews that came out after the BBC4 premiere, Garry McConnachie's claims that "Steve James has directed one of the best documentaries in recent years. It's moving and powerful in equal measure. But more than that - it's inspiring."
The film receives 9 stars out of 10 in Mark Wall's DVD review, who states it to be "well worth a purchase."
The Interrupters is now available on DVD and iTunes in the UK.
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Trinity College Drama productions provide students and our community with vibrant cultural experiences across a range of theatrical styles. Well established and purpose built facilities at each of the schools enable the presentation of productions that are unique to their school, while still enabling students to work in partnership on whole College enterprises.
The four Reception to Year 10 schools offer an identical course, with individual focuses being adopted by each school according to the needs of their students and the particular cultural aspects that may be promoted by the respective school.
The course aims to develop group work skills, encourage creative expression and foster personal organisation and reliability. For the individual student, the course aims to develop skills onstage as a performer and/or offstage in direction and technical work. At an analytical level students are taught how to observe and analyse live performance.
Students will experience a range of activities that build concentration and confidence, provide opportunities for small and large group improvisation and large group production and which include visits to live theatre and review and production essay writing.
Drama is offered as an elective subject for students from Year 9 to Year 12. No prerequisites are required for movement through the curriculum in the Middle School. Drama in the Senior School is governed by SACE requirements as dictated by the PES Drama Studies and SAS Drama course curricula.
Drama is also offered as an experiential learning opportunity on an individual school basis, from Year 6 onwards.
Throughout the course of the academic year students in Years 8 to 12 are engaged in the rigour of producing productions performed to the wider community. Students experience all aspects of production ranging from technical production, light and sound, acting and script writing, through to catering, front of house and ticketing.
Each of the four schools offers independent productions. Whole College productions enable students to participate in vertical age group experiences that bridge all aspects of the Performing Arts.
With a long history of excellence in drama performance, opportunities continue to evolve for experimentation in state of the art live theatre across the full width of performance possibility.
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Location of photoRock Spring Park, Schooley's Mtn, NJ
Date/Time of photoJune 5, 2012 6:30 pm
EquipmentiPhone held up to the eyepiece of a filtered 8" dob. The rainbowed reflections are an artifact of the reflection between the cell phone's camera lens and the telescope's eyepiece. Amazing result.
DescriptionThe NJ Astronomical Assn, Transit of Venus event on Schooley's Mountain, NJ. 13-year old, Suzanna Nussbaum, took the attached photograph. photo credit: Suzanna Nussbaum, Long Valley, NJ (13 years old)
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Although quantitative interpretation of the low-frequency electrical conductivity of ice cores from central Greenland is complicated by temperature variations of the measured core, annual layers can be recognized in sections of the core that are not impacted by non-seasonal features. Ambiguities in counting of annual layers can be minimized by comparing the electrical conductivity measurements to measurements of dust concentration and visual stratigraphy. A non-linear relationship between applied voltage and the current measured across two electrodes complicates the quantitative comparison of measurements made with different equipment, but does not affect the overall shape of the observed features .
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Taylor, Kenorick; Alley, Richard; Fiacco, Joe; Grootes, Pieter; Lamorey, Gregg; Mayewski, Paul Andrew; and Spencer, Mary Jo, "Ice-core Dating and Chemistry by Direct-current Electrical Conductivity" (1992). Earth Science Faculty Scholarship. 273.
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Taylor, K., Alley, R.B., Fiacco, J., Grootes, P.M., Lamorey, G.W., Mayewski, P.A. and Spencer, M.J., 1992, Ice core dating and chemistry by direct-current electrical conductivity, Journal of Glaciology, 38(130): 325-332.
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Since its opening, 95 of the 130 homes have been sold at Ashton Park townhouses in northwest suburban Schaumburg.
Situated on 20 acres, Ashton Park features six floor plans, ranging from 1,368 to 1,891 square feet in size and $123,490 to $164,490 in price. A $60 monthly association fee pays for exterior maintenance, including lawn care and snow removal.


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Our work would not be possible without the generous support of our community. Your gifts enable life-changing activities like college visits, foster parent trainings and individualized therapy. Between instant donations (one-time or recurring), legacy gifts and memorial giving, we offer flexible options that can be designed around your needs.
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The reality is that the kids and families we serve often come to us with few (and sometimes no) individual belongings. That means we have ongoing needs for certain clothing and personal care items. During seasons like back-to-school and the holidays, we host donation drives for items specific to those moments in time.
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Our Coaches
Erika Brown
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Tuesday 5:30am & 5:30pm, Thursday 5:30am & 5:30pm, Friday 5:30pm (Fall & Winter sessions)
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This is Erika's fourth year of coaching RMSC swimmers. A swimmer herself for 14 years, Erika is noted for her careful attention to technique development and for her unbridled enthusiasm and support of her swimmers.
Erika works as an exercise therapist at First Steps Wellness Centre. She is also a personal trainer and fitness instructor at Core X Fitness, as well as a pre-competitive and competitive swim coach with Flatland Swimming.
Jason Cawkwell
- Coaches RMSC on:
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Daniel Gomez
- Steps in when other coaches are unavailable
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Craig hails from South Africa where he began coaching at the age of 17. Starting out by shadowing the coaches at his swim club, he was soon appointed as the Assistant Coach for Tygerberg Aquatics. There his duties included on deck coaching of swimmers from juniors through to the provincial and national swimmers and programming and planning for the Junior program.
Craig balanced both a Ba Sport Science and a B (Hons) Sport Science with his coaching in order to further his knowledge in the science of performance. In 2010 he travelled to Minnesota to partake in a summer internship where he gained valuable knowledge.
Craig is also a full-time coach with the Regina Optimist Dolphins Swim Club (RODS). This past summer, Craig coached Saskatchewan swimmers at the Canada Summer Games. In 2013, Craig coached the Regina Masters Swim Club at the Masters Worlds Swim Championship in Montreal.


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Expression of Interest - ADHD Research
Are you interested in participating in research about ADHD?
Professor Wai Chen and researchers from the University of Western Australia, are conducting research into the factors that help young people with ADHD to enjoy a healthy and engaged life while managing the difficulties associated with ADHD.Read more
Adverse Health Outcomes in Developmental Disorders: The Role of Loneliness
The research examines Adverse Health Outcomes in Developmental Disorders: The Role of Loneliness. It looks at feelings of loneliness and health outcomes in adolescents and young adults (13 – 25 year olds) with and without Neurodevelopmental Disorders (NDDs) (e.g., Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Autism). The study will involve you completing an online survey about your health and wellbeing. This will take approximately 10 minutes and will be completed online.
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Teachers with ADHD
UWA student Jenny Tibbits is conducting her doctoral research on "How Western Australian teachers diagnosed with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) as adults deal with their work" and is looking for the participants.
Current literature does not appear to fully address the complexity of the disorder or the magnitude to which the inattention, hyperactivity and impulsivity associated with the diagnosis impacts on all areas of adult life. The aim of this study is to generate theory that will add to the limited base of evidence on how adults diagnosed with ADHD deal with their work. It is hoped that the findings of this study will have practical relevance to those responsible for the development of policy to address the needs of teachers who, as adults, have a clinical diagnosis of ADHD or other teachers who experience similar difficulties in the workplace. The findings might be used to assist with promoting an awareness and understanding of adult diagnosed ADHD, and in doing so reduce the stigma of ADHD in the workplace.Read more