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57th Annual Meeting of the APS Division of Plasma Physics
Volume 60, Number 19
Monday–Friday, November 16–20, 2015; Savannah, Georgia
Session NI2: Waves and Instabilities
Wednesday, November 18, 2015
Room: Chatham Ballroom C
Chair: Seth Dorfman, University of California, Los Angeles
Abstract ID: BAPS.2015.DPP.NI2.3
Abstract: NI2.00003 : Excitation of chirping whistler waves in a laboratory plasma*
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Xin An
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\noindent Whistler mode chorus emissions with a characteristic frequency chirp largely control the dynamic variability of the Earth's outer radiation belt. They are responsible for the acceleration of outer radiation belt electrons to relativistic energies and also for the scattering loss of these electrons into the atmosphere. Here, we report on the first laboratory experiment where whistler waves exhibiting fast frequency chirping have been artificially produced using a gyrating beam of energetic electrons injected into a cold plasma. It is shown that there is an optimal beam density for frequency chirps, which indicates the existence of optimum wave amplitude for the generation of chirps. Also, frequency chirps only occur for a very narrow range of ratio of $f_{pe}/f_{ce}$, similar to that observed in space. Strong magnetic field gradient, which prohibits the formation of phase space electron hole, disrupts frequency chirps as expected.\footnote{B. Van Compernolle et al., Phys. Rev. Lett. 114, 245002 (2015).} Broadband whistler waves similar to magnetospheric hiss are also observed at relatively high plasma density. Their mode structures are identified by the phase-correlation technique. It is demonstrated that broadband whistlers are excited through Landau resonance, cyclotron resonance and anomalous cyclotron resonance. Wave growth rate and wave normal angle given by linear theory are consistent with experimental results in general. Preliminary particle-in-cell simulation captures the linear theory prediction of broadband whistlers and also gives important information on the evolution of electron distribution function.
*Supported by NSF/DOE Plasma Partnership grant DE-SC0010578
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Another Day in the Life of a Working Mom of a Child with Autism
A "Working Mother of the Year" is Mara Roman, a busy, proactive Mom balancing a demanding career with the challenges facing her daughter with autism.
A trampoline, a mini-spa hot tub and a nearby bubble machine.
Are we on the deck of a cruise ship? Inside a newfangled discotheque? Not quite. All these accoutrements are in the living room of AbbVie's Xaymara "Mara" Roman, who created the space to help bring a sense of calm and a fun, sensory-rich exercise outlet for her daughter Xaria, who has autism.
Roman, a web-based entrepreneur, nurse and aggregate safety manager at AbbVie, was recognized by Working Mother magazine as a "Working Mother of the Year" in 2016.
Roman has risen through the ranks at AbbVie, starting in 2005 as a medical safety analyst and promoted five times in the past 10 years. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing and is a registered nurse, with a master's degree in health law. Her first love was nursing.
"Believe it or not, I wanted to be a nurse since I was little girl," Roman says. "I always liked taking care of people." She even loved the fast pace of the emergency room, where she had to act quickly in a whirlwind environment to comfort patients. It's a job she was well-suited to – then and now.
Her personal life, taking care of her daughter, is a whirlwind of a different type, with Xaria firmly at the center. The challenges of having a child with autism are well documented – but nothing in books or films could prepare you for the real experience.
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To help parents going through similar struggles, moments of frustration and unexpected joys, Roman created Children with Great Minds, a web-based network where parents can access tools to help navigate life with a child with autism.
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Why the name Children with Great Minds? "I always believed that kids with autism have these brilliant minds that are trapped inside a world that we cannot quite access," Roman says. "But if we work hard to open the door to those minds, what is in there can reveal itself and the world at large will finally be able to see how great they are."
Roman envisions Children with Great Minds becoming a place of comfort and openness, where parents can have conversations, listen to ideas and ask questions – or, to simply take a deep breath and relax.
"I have big dreams to help parents and kids with autism," she says.
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Roman grew up in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico, and moved to Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A., in August 2002. She credits her daughter's father for continuing a "great partnership" in creating a supportive environment for Xaria.
What also helps is having her father's cousin Edward Lopez and his family in neighboring Indiana – something that Roman found out just three years ago. "Family is a blessing," she says.
Roman's daily to-do list is fairly long, a 24-hour-a-day buzzing hive that includes monitoring therapy and school progress, arranging and balancing three different therapist appointments, taking care of Xaria's service dog and keeping up with the family in Puerto Rico. Not to mention giving enough attention to Children with Great Minds so that it flourishes – including social media – and maintaining a successful career.
Although that's enough to overwhelm anybody, it's Xaria that Roman wants to prevent from feeling overwhelmed. The living room accoutrements help.
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The first day of Spring lived up to its expectations here in Melbourne (I'm sure I'm not the only one keeping my fingers crossed that the heat sticks around for a little longer). And what better way to celebrate the start of the best season of the year (in my opinion!) than with a little colour.
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I've just transferred to the garden with the laptop to write up a blog entry and I'm almost afraid to look around. In perhaps a little over a week we have had an incredible explosion of wild flowers and fauna too. Sue is still naming the small herd of fallow deer that visit our garden daily.
Our March course was great fun and went well and though the weather was largely dry, it was dark and bleak and cold. Our optional wild food and tree id walk was interesting to say the least but the ground was not offering much above the primrose as edible (all the above ground bits of primrose edible) but this week has been fantastic.
At the beginning of last week we had only the wood anemone (poisonous)carpeting the woodland and of course the Ramsoms have been good eating for a week or two. While last month's forage was sparse we now have so much to add to our larder. Ground ivy and red dead nettle are an early feature around our cabin but not on the site.
Again the explosion has taken me by surprise. The white and yellow have been taken over by the blue of violet (dog and sweet) Forget-me-nots here and there and a first sighting of bluebells, soon to carpet nearby patches in a wonderful carpet of blue green haze.
The nettles are up and starting and some hedges are teeming with hedge garlic. I saw too a couple of wild strawberry flowers. Down by the river things are even further on. Though there are still patches of young fresh ramsons for my salad, now larger leaves for my spinach abound and flowers are beginning to brighten the lush green heady blanket. Of course the very poisonous dogs mercury hides in and among the garlic and too the poisonous lords and ladies, so take care. Last week we sent one group off to harvest the ramsons for a nice chick pea and ramsom curry side dish and about ten percent was of dogs mercury. Easy for me to spot but care must be taken and proper supervision given.
Along the ride near our cabin yellow archangel is coming up and even flowering and we even found a lovely sweet patch of chickweed. So much to eat.
The trees too are giving up their fruit, well leafage. Hawthorn is out with leafy salad and even some flowers. So there is plenty to eat there.
Take care and enjoy. Get a couple of good flower guides for comparison. We all have our favourites but I prefer illustrations to a photograph, some have both. The trouble with a photo is it's just a snapshot of that plant on that day in that environment. An illustrator gets the opportunity to show the thing in different stages of development. Hey, that's just my thinking.
The main thing is to just add a few new flowers each season to your repertoire, and follow some of the ones you know from early sprout to adult plant, thus aiding id before the flower comes.
Shouldn't have looked round. Dandelion, daisy, lesser celandine, lady's smock (cuckoo flower) groundsel and what looks like scurvy grass, a comfrey type leaf, not foxglove, probably mulleins (Aarons rod), some sweet looking thistles (all edible and nutritious)
The sun is shining and warm on my face almost obliterating the screen, the birds are singing and chattering and I drift from the flowers to the birds and realise that I know nothing. For all my years and all my efforts, nothing. Would forever be long enough to know a bit about everything?


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In this IWAC 2018 plenary, Michele, Anne Ellen, and Neal will have participants interact with key findings from the Meaningful Writing Project, a cross-institutional study of what seniors describe as their most meaningful writing projects and what faculty tell them about the assignments they created to foster those experiences. And, most importantly, they will explore how best to create inclusive contexts for students' personal connection to their writing.
Michele Eodice
University of Oklahoma
Michele Eodice is an Associate Provost and Director of the OU Writing Center at the University of Oklahoma. Michele's current research explores creative knowing in engineering and doctoral student writing experiences. Among her publications, two books are the products of important collaborations: (First Person)2 : A Study of Co-Authoring in the Academy (2001), written with Kami Day, and The Everyday Writing Center: A Community of Practice (2007), written with Anne Ellen Geller, Frankie Condon, Meg Carroll, and Elizabeth H. Boquet. In 2013 she published Working with Faculty Writers with Anne Ellen Geller as co-editor.
Anne Ellen Geller
St. John's University
At St. John's University in Queens, New York, Anne Ellen Geller is Associate Professor of English and Director of Writing Across the Curriculum, which was awarded a 2013 Conference on College Composition and Communication (CCCC) Writing Program Certificate of Excellence. She teaches undergraduate and graduate English courses, directs a writing fellows program and works with faculty across the disciplines. Anne's research and published writing, twice recognized with the International Writing Centers Association Outstanding Scholarship Award, focuses on writing centers, writing across the curriculum, support for faculty and student writers, co-authorship, and National Endowment for the Humanities funding of writing programs.
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Northeastern University
Neal Lerner is Associate Professor of English and Director of the Writing Program at Northeastern University in Boston, MA, which was a 2014 recipient of the Conference on College Composition and Communication (CCCC) Writing Program Certificate of Excellence. He has published on the history, theory, administration, and practice of teaching writing in classrooms, laboratories, and writing centers, and is a five-time IWCA Outstanding Scholarship Award recipient. His book The Idea of a Writing Laboratory won the 2011 NCTE David H. Russell Award. He is co-author of Learning to Communicate in Science and Engineering: Case Studies from MIT, winner of the 2012 CCCC Advancement of Knowledge Award, and co-author of The Longman Guide to Peer Tutoring, 2nd ed.
*The three co-directors of The Meaningful Writing Project were the recipients of the Best Poster Award at the 2015 Conference on College Composition and Communication. This research was supported by a 2010-2011 CCCC Research Initiative Grant. The Meaningful Writing Project: Learning, Teaching, and Writing in Higher Education (2016) is available from Utah State University Press.


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PgDip/MSc Physiotherapy (Pre-Registration)
This course enables graduates from any discipline to develop the theoretical, practical, analytical and evaluative skills necessary to apply for registration with the Health and Care Professions Council as a physiotherapist.
Course Overview
The purpose of the course is to produce postgraduate physiotherapists who are skilled, independent, critical, analytical and capable of evaluative judgement, and who can contribute to the health and wellbeing of the individual and of society. Graduates from the course will be distinctive in their ability to synthesise evidence from current practice and research to develop an in-depth critical knowledge and understanding of the physiotherapy profession. Furthermore, they will be able to demonstrate a critical awareness of current issues within the provision of health and social care, and will be capable of demonstrating leadership in both personal and professional development.
Exit Awards
PgDip (180 credits plus 105 credits at level 10) / MSc (180 Credits, plus 60 credit Dissertation, plus 105 credits at level 10)
Learning, Teaching and Assessment
There is a strong emphasis on student directed learning. A variety of assessment methods are used including exams, coursework, presentations and practical exams. Practice-based learning is a major component of the course, comprising more than 1,000 hours of study at clinical sites throughout Scotland.
In Year One you will complete a two-week foundation placement in semester one and two six-week placements over the summer. In Year Two you will undertake one six-week placement in semester two and one six-week and one four-week elective placement over the summer. Any additional travel and accommodation costs associated with placement will be borne by the student. Normally there are 32–34 students per year on this course. The year group is split into smaller groups for practical classes and tutorials. This ensures that individuals receive excellent support and benefit from sharing their experiences with their classmates.
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This is a full-time course and students are expected to be available 9am-5pm Monday to Friday. Students should expect to study for an average of 40 hours per week. Timetabled classes are approximately 12-15 hours per week.
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On completion, you will be eligible to apply for registration with the Health and Care Professions Council as a physiotherapist. You will also be eligible to apply for membership of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy.
15 credits: Applied Physiology for Physiotherapy/ Professional Studies for AHPs/ Research Methods for Health Professionals/ Current and Emerging Roles within Physiotherapy Practice
20 credits: Applied Functional Anatomy/ Neuromusculoskeletal Studies 1/ Neuromusculoskeletal Studies 2
30 credits: Neurological Rehabilitation and Physiotherapy/ Cardiorespiratory Physiotherapy Management
You will also complete a dissertation (60 credits), plus 30 weeks of practice-based learning placements (105 level 10 credits).
The modules listed here are correct at the time of posting (July 16), but are subject to change. In the event that modules have to change, QMU will seek to use reasonable endeavours to ensure that there is no detrimental impact to students.
The majority of graduates work as physiotherapists within the National Health Service – either in major hospitals or in the community. With further post-registration experience, graduates can choose to specialise in a particular area, which may include for example: sports, neurology, paediatrics, respiratory, orthopaedics or private practice. Some graduates choose to follow a research career path.
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■ Offers an accelerated route for graduates from any discipline to gain a recognised qualification in physiotherapy practice.
■ Highly regarded postgraduate course which prepares graduates for success in a competitive jobs market.
■ The course offers a balance of university and practice-based experiences with students completing over 1000 hours of placement in sites around Scotland.
Entry Requirements
Second class degree in any subject and can demonstrate knowledge of scientific enquiry. This course is not suitable for those already holding a physiotherapy qualification. Applicants from North America will normally be expected to have achieved a minimum GPA of 3.0 in their undergraduate degree. Some type of experience is essential such as shadowing, volunteering or visiting a clinic (NHS environment desirable).
International: Where your honours degree has not been studied in English, you will be required to take an IELTS test receiving an overall score of 7.0 and no individual component score below 6.5.
Criminal Records Check: A criminal records check is required.
Application Deadline
31 January
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Santander Scholarships: 2 x £5,000 scholarships could be available for international students undertaking this two year course. Visit http://www.qmu.ac.uk/international/fees_funding.htm for more information
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L'Oreal sues eBay over counterfeit fragrance auctions
PARIS L'Oreal is taking legal action against eBay in five European countries, alleging that the online auctioneer is not doing enough to pull the plug on the sale of counterfeit cosmetics and perfumes through its Web site.
The legal proceedings were launched against eBay in France, Germany, Britain, Belgium and Spain.
"L'Oreal has been facing an increasing volume of illicit trade in fake fragrances and fake cosmetic products on some online auction sites. These sites also feature luxury products for sale in significant quantities by unauthorized dealers, including products without outer packaging or leaflets containing health and safety information such as ingredients lists and precautionary warnings," L'Oreal stated. "Consequently, L'Oreal has decided to take legal action to protect the consumers, preserve the quality of its selective luxury distribution network and defend the reputation of its trademarks."
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Fashion Fair names Anne Sempowski Ward president and CEO
CHICAGO Former Procter & Gamble and Coca-Cola executive Anne Sempowski Ward has been named president and chief operating officer of Fashion Fair Cosmetics, a cosmetic and skin care company for women of color.
In Ward's newly created role, which will be effective Oct. 1, she will lead all aspects of sales, product development, supply chain and marketing. She also will create and oversee all business development strategies and implement initiatives to strengthen brand equity.
Previously, Ward was assistant vice president of African-American marketing for Coca-Cola. In that role, Ward was responsible for implementing all business development strategies and programs to build market share with African-American consumers across all major brands, including Coke, Sprite, Powerade, Dasani and Minute Maid. Before that, Ward spent more than a decade at P&G, where she led several brands and categories, including hair care, Tampax, Always and Pampers.
She is perhaps best known for launching significant African-American marketing strategies and programs within both Fortune 500 companies. She also created the "Total You" beauty platform across P&G's largest beauty brands.
Body Shop founder passes at 64
LONDON The Body Shop founder Anita Roddick, who used her cosmetics company to help communicate human rights and environmental issues, died Monday after suffering a brain hemorrhage. She was 64.
According to published reports, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown led tributes to Roddick on Tuesday, describing her as a "true pioneer."
Roddick, who died in a hospital in Chichester with her family at her bedside, had revealed in February that she contracted hepatitis C through a blood transfusion while giving birth to a daughter in 1971.
Roddick revealed the news after becoming the patron of a British charity Hepatitis C Trust. While she had been carrying the disease for more than three decades, it wasn't detected until two years after a blood test.
According to reports, it wasn't immediately known whether there was a link between the brain hemorrhage and the disease.
Roddick founded The Body Shop in 1976, selling natural-based beauty products. "It wasn't only economic necessity that inspired the birth of The Body Shop. My early travels had given me a wealth of experience. I had spent time in farming and fishing communities with pre-industrial people, and had been exposed to body rituals of women from all over the world," wrote Roddick in a message posted on the company's Web site. "Why waste a container when you can refill it? And why buy more of something that you can use?"
It was ideas such as these that became the foundation of the company's environmental activism.
Over the years, Roddick saw the company grow into a cosmetics brand with 2,000-plus retail outlets in more than 50 countries. Last year, L'Oreal acquired the company.


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A couple days ago I was setting a new test environment at my house using a old Dell Precision 690 workstation. I started out by creating a couple VM's and then slowly updated each then configuring them from there. This was taking way to long so I started looking into the ability to properly clone and create a VM that I could use as a template.
Now from my understanding the free version of ESXI 5.5 (Version I am using) has the abilty to clone VM's but not via the GUI. If someone knows of a way via the GUI leave a comment as I would be interested in knowing. So anyway I was able to deduce how to do it via the command line.
It actually was surprisingly simple and quick. So for this article I will show you how to setup a VM to be used as a template, sysprep that machine and then use that template to create new VM's for fast deployment.
The Template Over-View:
VMware vSphere is the most robust virtualization solution today in my opinion. Cloning a Virtual Machine in ESxi 5.5 is a feature of vCenter server. Out of the box vSphere free edition hyper-visor does not support cloning. But there is an alternative way to clone a VM.
To keep things simple I wont go over how you should configure your template since it will all depend how what your situation calls for. And the end steps will be the same for all machines. Though to give an example of the template VM I created for this test:
Server 2012R2 Standard (not domain joined)
No Roles or features setup
Pubilc/Private Firewall-disabled
Remote desktop enabled
Fully Updated
Time-Zone Set
A test folder located at C:\Test-Folder with a few random documents
So basically this was a fully updated Server 2012R2 system with some generic configurations that I know will be the exact same on every VM I want to create.
Lets start making the Template:
Start by login into your ESXI 5.X server
Now create a new VM and configure it anyway that you want. (I used a Server 2012R2 as my template) After you have the VM to the point where you would like to make a template you will need to run a sysprep on that system to generalize they system so that it can be used multiple times as a template. In case of windows 2012R2 sysprep is included in the windows installation, under the folder c:\windows\System32\sysprep. This utility exists for other Windows versions as well.
Run sysprep and select Enter System Out-of-Box Experience, check the Generalize box and select Shutdown. After the system shutsdown you will be able to start the cloning process.
Lets Clone a VM:
Now you dont have to but I did, I created a snapshot of the Template VM just in case something go screwed up in the cloning process. To take a snapshot Right click the vm and make a snapshot. Give it a name and some description and your done.
Now enable the ssh service on your ESXi by going to the configuration tab and the security policy option. Just start it for the moment, you don't need to set it to start automatically. Use a ssh client like putty and connect to the hypervisor. Browse the folder under /vmfs/volumes path. It should look like this:
cd /vmfs/volumes/datastore1 (Or what ever your datastore is called) ls -l
This will display your VM's which are located in the /vmfs/volumes/datastore1 folder. You should see the template vm that you created, so next you will want to create a new folder to place the cloned VM into.
mkdir yourvmname
and then run the following to clone to template to the new folder:
(I cloned the template snapshot you don't have to you can grab the original .vmdk if you want)
vmkfstools -i /vmfs/volumes/datastore1/template/template-000001.vmdk /vmfs/volumes/datastore1/newcloneVM/newcloneVM.vmdk -d thin
The screen will show the progress the cloning process is at, it took me about 3-5min roughly to clone my template vm to the new folder. To see more about the vmkfstools command you can run the following:
man vmkfstools
Finally we will want to create a new custom VM in ESXI using an existing disk file.
Browse your datastore and select the name of the folder that has your clone template in. Not the template but the cloned drive. Select the .vmdk file in there and continue the setup process. After completing the setup power on the machine and you will probably have to run through some basic setup settings, but you should now have a cloned vm, where in my case is fully updated, already has the firewalls disabled and I can see my test folder in the c:\ drive.
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Selling your home is not a simple procedure. It involves large sums of money, stringent legal requirements and the potential for costly mistakes. The Team is committed to spending the time it takes to help you sell your property in the least amount of time and for the best possible price. Some homeowners have considered "going it alone" and selling their homes without the help of a REALTOR® to "save the commission". However, once they realize how complex and intimidating a real estate transaction can be, many people reconsider and enlist the services of a REALTOR®. Selling your property requires an organized, step-by-step approach that many homeowners simply don't have the time, skill or experience to carry out.
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When I need an example of work ethic I look to my friend Asia. Her determination and ambition is balanced gracefully by her calm demeanor and happy outlook. This balance allows for a consistency in her work that can withstand the shakes and setbacks that are inevitable in any career. She's lovely. Enjoy!
Mahallia: How do you prepare yourself for a show? Any special rituals that make you feel calm and ready? Any superstitions?
Asia: To perform at my best, I start preparing for a show the night before. I make sure to get in a good dinner and at least 8 hours of sleep. On show day I like to arrive early before class so that I can work on what my body feels it needs for that day, maybe some extra stretching if I am tight or pilates exercises to help me warm up my muscles properly. Before I go on stage I like to once over my corrections for the role I am about to perform. I find that this keeps me calm and focused. Lastly, I remind myself to relax and just enjoy every moment of my performance!
M: Favorite food?
A: There are too many favorite foods of mine to choose from but I love Asian and Indian cuisines. And having been born in Tampa, I also love Cuban food.
M: Favorite fuel?
A: I find that granola and trail mix provide excellent fuel and keep hunger away during long rehearsal days.
M: Unfortunately, self-criticism seems to be ingrained in most dancers. How do you address feelings of doubt or negativity when they come creeping in?
A: When feelings of doubt or negativity arise I try to remind myself of all the things I have accomplished in my career over the things I have not accomplished just yet. The key to being a professional ballet dancer is to learn that you must take this profession day by day. Not one day in your career will define you. There will be the really good days and there will also be the bad ones, but it's your integrity throughout each and every day that turns your self-criticism into something constructive.
M: Do you have a role model that you look up too? How have they influenced you on and off stage?
A: Maria Kochetokva. Like Maria, being a short dancer myself at 5'3", I have always been so inspired by how she is able to move so big on stage. In my opinion, she is technically and artistically flawless.
M: Favorite ballet blooper?
A: One time when I was performing Shades in La Bayadere my veil somehow got wrapped around my face during the coda and I couldn't see a thing. I was blindly running around in a circle at the front of the stage for a good five seconds until I was able to rip it off!
M: What part of day to day ballerina life do you most enjoy?
A: I love taking company class every morning. I feel that it is the one time in my day where I can fully focus on improving myself and forget about any stresses that are happening in my life outside of the studio. To me, technique class is one of those things that never gets easier, so it always feel like an accomplishment and a great way to start the rest of the day.
M: What brings you joy in the parts of your day that you don't devote to ballet?
A: Spending time with my family and friends. I am very lucky to live only an hour away from my hometown and family!
M: Do you have a go-to remedy for aches and pains?
A: Arnica gel is a life-saver for any injury! However, I am a firm believer that Pilates is key to preventing aches and pains. Strengthening, conditioning, stretching, and being kind to your body is the best medicine!
M: What aspect of your own personal talent are you most grateful for? What parts of ballet do you most enjoy exploring?
A: I am most grateful for not being a nervous person when it comes to performing on stage. I feel that I have never struggled with nerves before a show or during my performance, which has really helped me perform at my best, especially when dancing a role for the first time. I love working on my acting and portraying different types of characters. I am also predominately classically trained, so I find any chance I have to perform contemporary works a great challenge. I love being able to test myself with unfamiliar roles and movements.
M: Have you had a pivotal moment in your career? A moment when you gained fresh understanding, or something just clicked?
A: I joined Houston Ballet II when I was 16 and spent two years dancing with the second company. This is where I really felt the transition from being a ballet student to a professional ballerina. I don't think all students realize what a career in ballet is really like until they get to this transition phase (second company, trainee program, apprenticeship, etc.) when they are able to experience company life firsthand. Getting to work and perform with the corps de ballet of a company as a student was a huge learning experience that really opened my eyes up to the ballet world on a whole new level. During my time in the second company I was able to perform so many different roles and experiment with different styles of dance and choreography. I realized there was so much more to ballet than just class and classical variations.
M: Any advise you wish you'd been given before joining a professional company? Any advise you still whisper to yourself on a daily basis?
A: The best advise I could give to anyone joining a professional company for the first time would be to stay hungry. Use every opportunity you get to be your absolute best, no matter how big your role may be. Be open minded to changing up your dance style. Take risks, ask questions, and learn from watching the seasoned dancers work and perform. Remember that YOU, and only you, can make yourself into the dancer you have always wanted to be!
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Community Dental Health Coordinator Program Coming to Arizona School of Dentistry and Oral Health
Mar 18, 2011, 03:24 ET
WASHINGTON, March 18, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The American Dental Association today announced the opening of a fourth education and training site for students in its Community Dental Health Coordinator (CDHC) Pilot Project. AT Still University Arizona School of Dentistry and Oral Health (ASDOH) this week finalized an agreement to open a CDHC program based at that institution's Mesa, Ariz., campus. The program will host Cohort 3 CDHC students—the final class in the CDHC pilot project—who are training to work in American Indian Communities.
The CDHC pilot project will create a new dental team member trained to improve the oral health of people who, for economic, geographic or cultural reasons, lack access to regular dental care. In their initial phase of training, students complete 12 months of online coursework administered by Rio Salado College in Tempe, Ariz. Upon successfully completing the didactic portion of their training, the students begin six-month internships.
Temple University's Kornberg School of Dentistry trains students to work in inner cities; the University of Oklahoma trains students to serve in remote rural areas. UCLA School of Dentistry hosted the first two cohorts of students training to work in American Indian communities. Students in Cohort 1 completed their coursework in fall 2010. Cohort 2 students, also training at UCLA, will complete their training in fall 2011. The third cohort of students in the American Indian track, who will train in conjunction with ASDOH, will enter the program this month.
"We're excited to open this final phase of the CDHC project," said ADA President Raymond F Gist, DDS. "ASDOH Dean Dr. Jack Dillenberg is committed to creating the best possible learning experience for them. And the school's numerous ties to the American Indian community offer unique opportunities for our students."
ASDOH's Dentistry in the Community program provides services in Apache, Hopi and other American Indian areas in Arizona and New Mexico. The school has the nation's largest contingent of tribally enrolled American Indian Dental students and boasts a 100 percent graduation rate for those students. All of ASDOH's American Indian graduates practice in American Indian Communities.
Dr. Gist also cited the presence of Dr. George Blue Spruce, the nation's first American Indian dentist and a former U.S. assistant surgeon general, who is ASDOH's assistant dean for Indian Affairs, calling him, "an eminent member of the dental community at large and an incalculable asset."
"Cultural competence is a key to the CDHC's success," said Dr. Gist. "Too often, people entering communities with which they aren't familiar can encounter cultural or language barriers that impede their abilities to serve those communities. Among the target population types—urban, remote rural and American Indians, the latter may present the greatest challenges to outsiders. The American Indian CDHC track has always taken this into account, recruiting students from the same communities in which they will serve."
Dr. Gist also praised the faculty and administrators at the UCLA School of Dentistry, who were instrumental in launching the American Indian CDHC track and will complete the course of training for CDHC Cohort 2 this fall. Cohort 1 students completed their coursework at UCLA last year.
About the American Dental Association
The not-for-profit ADA is the nation's largest dental association, representing more than 156,000 dentist members. The premier source of oral health information, the ADA has advocated for the public's health and promoted the art and science of dentistry since 1859. The ADA's state-of-the-art research facilities develop and test dental products and materials that have advanced the practice of dentistry and made the patient experience more positive. The ADA Seal of Acceptance long has been a valuable and respected guide to consumer dental care products. The monthly Journal of the American Dental Association (JADA) is the ADA's flagship publication and the best-read scientific journal in dentistry. For more information about the ADA, visit the Association's Web site at www.ada.org
SOURCE American Dental Association


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This is an exciting opportunity to join the staff of our highly regarded swim team and work with a great group of young athletes. Free Y membership included.
Hours: Approx. 10 hours per week, schedule will vary
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Julie Hoffman, Recruitment & Marketing Coordinator, Hunterdon County YMCA,1410 Rt. 22 West, Annandale, NJ 08801, 908 483-4330, 908 236-7073 (fax)
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The Somerset Hills YMCA Swim Team is currently looking for qualified part-time coaches. SHY is a competitive year-round program with over 250 athletes ages 7-18 and competes in both YMCA and USA sanctioned meets. The ideal candidate must have at least 3 years coaching experience, preferably at the age group level, or have a competitive swimming background. S/he is community and volunteer-driven and possess excellent communication and relationship skills. The successful candidate is highly committed to the development of the complete athlete, both in and out of the pool. Required certifications: ARC Swim Coach Safety Training, Lifeguard, CPR and First Aid.
Location: Somerset Hills YMCA (Basking Ridge, NJ)
Position Available: Immediately Hours Available: Weekly Practice (Monday-Friday, 4-8pm) and weekend meets
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Swim Coaches Bridgewater Tide Swim Team - Bridgewater, NJ 08807 Part-time
Immediate Part-Time Opening: The JCC Bridgewater Tide Swim team is seeking qualified USA Swim Coaches to assist the Swim Team Director and assistant coaches in the daily operations of our Swim Program. The Bridgewater Tide Swim Team is located at the Shimon and Sara Birnbaum Jewish Community Center. We offer a competitive program that allows swimmers to achieve high levels of athletic success on a State and National level. We also enjoy a "family" culture that includes committed coaches and a supportive volunteer parent committee with a diverse and dedicated group of swimmers and families.
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Job Type: Part-time
Required Education: Associate
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The SVY Swim Team, 2017 LC YMCA National Combined Team Champions and USA Bronze Medal Club Excellence program, is looking for a dynamic, motivated individual to lead our dry land/strength & conditioning program. Team SVY prioritizes our dry land program, recently investing in a brand new Strength Room in our Bridgewater branch which is exclusively for SVY athlete use. We are looking for someone who can aide in properly utilizing our new facilities in order to achieve our team goals.
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Streamline Aquatics Club-Branchburg, NJ - Assistant Coach
Streamline Aquatics Club's home pool is at the Raritan Valley Community College. We have a year round competitive swim team as well as a summer league team, swim school, private lessons, and clinics that we offer swimmers. We are looking for a coach qualified to work all levels of swim. CPR, Coach Safety Training, background check and athlete protection training is required. Positivity and reliability are essential for anyone interested in joining our growing aquatics program. Salary will be commensurate with experience.
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Tri-Hampton YMCA Swim Team (THY)
Job Description
Position: Full Time Lead Competitive Swimming Coach
Supervisor: Competitive Swimming Director of Central Bucks YMCA
Salary Range: Exempt ($32,000 -$40,000)
Under the direction of the Competitive Swimming Director, oversees and directs the Tri-Hampton YMCA swim team program. This includes maintaining a high level of communication with fellow coaches and swim team parents, creating a cohesive year-round swim program philosophy across all practice groups, preparing and running daily practices that focus on dryland, technique, and endurance (ensuring that assistant coaches adhere to written practice sets), completing swim meet entries (including focus on relays), seasonal scheduling, planning program, , supervision of assistant coaches at all levels, swimming pool facilities supervision and budget responsibilities. The Lead Competitive Swimming Coach must be able to answer questions pertaining to all levels of the swim team and areas of the YMCA, assist with the operation of all home meets, as well as assist the Competitive Swimming Director in areas related to the swim team as needed. The LCSC will work with the Pre-Age and Senior Lead coaches to assist with team practices and administration.
Previous competitive coaching experience/participation is required, as well as strong administrative, organizational, communication, and computer skills. Knowledge of Hy-Tek swimming software and Team Unify is preferred. Certifications in the following safety areas: CPR for the Professional Rescuer/AED, Lifeguard Training or Safety Training for the Swim Coaches, and First Aid. Minimum ASCA level two certification recommended. Other certifications: YMCA Principles of Competitive Swimming and Diving and USA Swimming Foundations of Coaching. Must successfully complete and pass a USA swimming background check and YMCA's background check.
· Sufficient strength, agility, and mobility to perform essential functions of position, and to supervise program activities
· While performing the duties of this job, the employee is frequently required to walk, stand, and talk.
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· While performing the duties of this job, this individual may occasionally be exposed to outdoor weather conditions, wet and/or humid environments, moderate/ extreme noise, and chlorine odors
Assist in organizing, promoting, and developing an efficient and effective swim team program to encourage enjoyable youth participation and retention.
Tim Ryan
Director of Competitive Aquatics
2500 Lower State Road
Doylestown, PA 18901
(P)215 348 8131 ext 1149
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The Freehold-Old Bridge (FOBY) YMCA swim team is hiring part-time swim coaches for its age group swim team. Up to 20 hours a week available, Monday – Friday evenings 4:30-9:00pm and weekend swim meets. Experience as a swim instructor, competitive swimming and/or coach desired.
Contact Jim Cutrone (732) 462-0464 ext. 119
Posted: 7-25-2017
Part Time Assistant Coach – SCARLET AQUATICS (NJ Wave Division):
Thanks, Ken O'Reilly, Scarlet-NJ Wave, (551) 265-2342-cell
Posted: 06.26.17
Exciting opportunity to work with the staff of our highly regarded swim team and a great group of young athletes. Free Y membership.
Hours: 7—10 hours per week, afternoon and evenings
Duties: Develop and instruct appropriate dryland program for swim team participants. Implement and monitor weight lifting program. Complete record keeping and reports as needed. Facilitate and guide the teaching of YMCA core values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility.
Skills Required: High school diploma or GED plus National Training Certificate or 4 year college degree in exercise related field. Good interpersonal skills and cordial manner. Knowledge of current fitness and exercise trends, fitness class design, and human physiology. Possess and maintain CPR certification or obtain within 60 days of hire. Complete Job Descriptions can be found at www.hcymca.org/employment-opportunities-1.
To join the Y team, please submit Application online at www.hcymca.org/employment-opportunities-1/.
Questions, Contact Bobby Bartus at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Hours: Approx. 10 hours per week, schedule will vary
Duties: Facilitate, develop, promote and reinforce technique standards with designated coaching groups. Facilitate and guide the teaching of YMCA core values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility.
Skills Required:
Level 1: Min. 4 years competitive swimming experience. Possess ASCA Level I Cert. or obtain within 3 months of hire.
Level 2: High school diploma. Min. 2 years experience in competitive aquatic coaching. Min. 4 years competitive swimming experience. Possess ASCA Level I Cert. or obtain within 3 months of hire. Specialized certification that relates to development of youth on competitive swim team.
Level 3: 4 year College degree and/or equivalent combination of education & experience. Min. 2 years experience in competitive aquatic coaching. Possess ASCA Level II Cert. or obtain within 3 months of hire. Specialized certification that relates to development of youth on competitive swim team.
Level 4: 4 year College degree and/or equivalent combination of education & experience. 4 years experience as Head/Lead Coach. 2 years experience supervising staff. Possess ASCA Level III Cert. or obtain within 3 months of hire. Specialized certification that relates to development of youth on competitive swim team.
All levels must possess and maintain CPR, First Aid, and AED certs. or obtain within 3 months of hire. Must have excellent interpersonal communication skills and demonstrate commitment to the Mission of the Y. Complete Job Descriptions can be found at www.hcymca.org/employment-opportunities-1.
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Questions, contact Bobby Bartus, Competitive Aquatics Director at email@example.com.
Julie Hoffman, Recruitment & Marketing Coordinator, Hunterdon County YMCA,1410 Rt. 22 West, Annandale, NJ 08801, 908 483-4330, 908 236-7073 (fax)
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