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Over the past couple of years, the war against sexually oriented magazines has produced the usual list of chest-thumping soldiers.
You will get the politicians, both on a local and national level, anxious to get their names in the papers and on the 11 o`clock news as they battle smut.
You will get the zealots, who are convinced that anybody who dares to set eyes on a copy of Playboy or Penthouse is a sinner who has some industrial- strength repenting to do.
You will get the ``concerned citizens,`` those self-appointed, self- righteous, outraged protectors of our collective morality who think it is their duty to decide what should be on the bookshelves and televisions in the community.
I am used to hearing about one or all of the above groups trying to save us from magazine sins. In fact, I expect it.
But the latest entrant in the war against dirty magazines really surprised me.
That`s because we now have a chain of liquor stores deciding that they find certain magazines ``offensive.``
It seems that officials from ABC Liquors Inc., an Orlando-based chain of liquor stores and cocktail lounges throughout Florida, have decided to stop selling adult magazines like Playboy and Penthouse in their stores.
``We just feel there is some material in the books that is offensive, and we don`t want to carry them,`` said ABC General Manager Charles Bailes.
For sure, the liquor store chain -- or any store, for that matter -- is entitled to dump any magazines it wants. But I find this latest move most interesting. In a way, it is like a tobacco company coming out and warning the public not to use salt because it can be bad for your health.

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She and Randolph are always out and about in Cauldwell dealing with residents' issues and seeking improvements to the area.
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Randolph has been a Councillor for Cauldwell Ward since 1999.
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Over the past three months, BNY Mellon Asset Management has lost two executives to outside opportunities. The most recent departure is its Co-Interim Head Jon Little.
In May, both Little and Mitchell Harris assumed leadership duty over BNY Mellon's money management arm after the former President and CEO Ronald O'Hanley said that he was leaving the firm.
At the time, Little served as the vice chairman of BNY Mellon Asset Management and represented asset management on BNY Mellon's Executive Committee. Harris on the other hand was the chairman of the fixed-income, cash and currency group. Both held onto their previous duties following their temporary leadership designation while the firm conducted its "comprehensive search for a permanent head."
With today's announcement, BNY Mellon revealed that Little would be leave his post to "accept another opportunity in the financial services industry" and that Harris will become the sole interim head of the business. Harris will also maintain his responsibilities in the bond group, the July 27 announcement said.
In his comments about the abrupt change, Robert Kelly, chairman and CEO of BNY Mellon, said that the global financial services conglomerate is lucky to have the "benefit of Mitchell's outstanding leadership during this transition period." He also wished Jon the "best" in his new position.
"Our asset management business has great management strength across our boutiques," Kelly added. "The asset management leadership team has demonstrated resilience through challenging market cycles, continuing to provide our clients with strong investment performance and superior service around the globe."
Furthermore, Little, the former head of sales and distribution for JPMorgan Investment Management's international fund and sub-advisory businesses, is said to be joining Kedge Capital, a family office of Swiss-entrepreneur Ernesto Bertarelli.
In a conversation this afternoon, a Kedge Capital spokesperson confirmed that Little would be joining the firm in November to spearhead a new global asset management initiative.
Currently, BNY Mellon's investment advisement arm has nearly $1 trillion in assets under management ranking it among the top 10 management firms in the U.S., the release said.
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MSNBC's "Hardball" host Chris Matthews said that Democrats don't want to enforce laws on illegal hiring because they "want votes" and that the GOP won't do so because "they want cheap labor" on Tuesday.
After former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R) argued, "you have to allow people to come in with visas so they can do the jobs that have to be done in America. If you were to literally close the border, you might as well give up the wine industry in California. I mean, it's gone. So, you're going to have to set up a visa program to allow these people to come in." Matthews reacted, "Of course. But, mayor, we all know the answer, the Repu[blicans] — look, you've sized it quite well." After Giuliani argued that both sides were to blame for the broken immigration system, Matthews admitted "it's both sides" and wondered "Would you trust either party to enforce the laws about illegal hiring, would you trust either party to enforce that law?"
Giuliani answered that neither party has, Matthews reacted, "I know, they don't believe in it, they want cheap labor. Cheap labor, and the Democrats want votes. Let's face it."
(h/t Washington Free Beacon)
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Scientific paper:
Chawade, A., Alexandersson, E., Bengtsson, T., Andreasson, E., & Levander, F. 2016. Targeted proteomics approach for precision plant breeding. Journal of Proteome Research 15(2): 638-646
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The research programme Mistra Biotech started 2012 and involves about 60 researchers; natural scientists, ethicists, and social scientists. Most are at SLU but some work at KTH, Lund University, and other academic institutions.
Mistra Biotech is mainly funded by the Swedish Foundation for Strategic Environmental Research and SLU. Lantmännen, Graminor, and Lyckeby Starch AB contributes with additional support to specific subprojects.
Selection based on genomic information, often called genomic selection, is a recently developed concept that aims to use genetic markers across the whole genome as a selection tool in breeding programmes. Genomic selection is a so-called "black box" approach because associations rather than knowledge of the biological functions of genes are used. This technique has been developed from previous marker-based techniques and became useful when genotyping became more affordable. Today this method has been integrated into dairy cattle breeding programmes and is being tested in other livestock and plant species.
In the process of crop breeding few favourable plants are being selected among numerous lines. Selection starts at early stage of the development and is based on measurable traits during those stages, often visible information such as height or colour. However, the genetic progress for traits measurable at later stages (for example, increases in yield) is predicted to be low, compared to more accurate assessments of phenotypes and information showing high correlation with the final traits, such as the breeding value. Therefore, many plant-breeding companies aim to integrate genomic information into their programmes. Furthermore, numerous studies using simulated and empirical data have been published, often promising high reliabilities when using breeding values based on genetic markers, so-called "genomic breeding values".
But how realistic are those assessments? In a paper by Elisabeth Jonas and Dirk Jan de Koning, they conclude that in many approaches genetic markers can be used as an additional tool with a better predictive value compared to some of the current selection steps in a breeding cycle. Genomic selection has been proposed to both provide a more accurate estimate of genetic merit as well as to shorten the generation interval. At present, however, strategies to shorten the breeding cycle are rarely discussed.
Jonas and de Koning emphasise that a functioning collaboration between geneticists, farmers, breeders, and seed producing companies is needed to integrate novel approaches for improved breeding into realistic breeding schemes. Also, because there is a huge difference between cattle breeding and plant breeding, methods successfully applied in the former have to be carefully considered for the latter.
Scientific paper:
Jonas, E., & de Koning, D.J. 2013. Does genomic selection have a future in plant breeding? Trends in Biotechnology 31: 497–504
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By the development of methods for analyzing plant proteins, it is possible to find out which plants are the best to cultivate. The researchers have found proteins in potato typical for high yield, and resistance against late blight. They suggest a new workflow, including both DNA- and protein analyses, to accelerate the breeding for important crop traits.
Senior lecturer Fredrik Levander, at the Department of Immunotechnology at Lund University, is one of the researchers behind a study showing that it is possible to determine which potato plants are high-yielding, and which are resistant to late blight, by analyzing the potato plants' proteins.
– It can be tricky to predict the cultivation characteristics of, for example, a potato by just looking at genes. Proteins bring us closer to what actually happens when the plant grows. Although, at the same time, it is experimentally easier to measure DNA variations, he explains.
Using mass spectrometry, more specifically the technology selected reaction monitoring, it is possible to find out the amounts of selected peptides and proteins in a plant. First of all, it is important to find out which of these molecules are specific to the plants with good properties. Then, plant breeders can use the peptides and proteins as markers for the properties such as resistance to disease, drought tolerance or adaptation to a particular region.
The markers can thus tell the plant breeder what properties the plants have, without having to wait and identify the properties per se, among the grown up plants. This saves energy, time and money.
There are already methods for making selections based on the genome, using DNA markers. But the researchers see benefits of supplementing DNA markers with protein markers. The proteins say more about which biological processes are "going on" in the plant, compared to DNA markers. Some genes are not expressed, and some genes give rise to several different proteins.
– There are often several copies of genes present in plant genomes, and several variants of genes that are very similar to each other. That makes it difficult to predict plant characteristics from DNA. Especially in plants that are tetraploid, hexaploid, and so forth, says Fredrik Levander.
You get closer to the truth with protein analyzes, compared to DNA analyzes, but it's trickier to analyze the proteins. DNA sequences consist of four different bases, and there are easy methods for amplifying large amounts of DNA. The proteins consist of many more constituents (amino acids), and the researchers are limited by how much protein they manage to get from a leaf or a potato tuber.
- Different proteins behave very differently, therefore it is more complicated to analyze them, compared to analyzing DNA.
In the current study, the researchers selected 104 protein markers. Some of these could be used to predict higher potato yield, and resistance to the oomycete Phytophthora infestans causing late blight in foliage and tubers. In other words, they found protein markers for properties for which there are no commercial DNA markers yet.
The study was funded by Mistra Biotech and the Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research.
For more information:
Fredrik Levander or Erik Andreasson
Scientific paper:
Chawade, A., Alexandersson, E., Bengtsson, T., Andreasson, E., & Levander, F. 2016. Targeted proteomics approach for precision plant breeding. Journal of Proteome Research 15(2): 638-646
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Brighton Beach…Long Branch…Point Pleasant…the places where I spent my youth. We didn't know about SPF then. We rolled over every 30 minutes to get an even tan. Now you can draw a map of these shorelines by connecting the freckles that cover my arms and—though I can't see them from this angle—my shoulders and back.
The dermatologist just called. She repeated the word "benign" several times and reassured me that "weird" is a commonly-used classification of skin cells among medical professionals. She routinely removes these moles to be sure that they never come back as malignant.
She is smart and thorough, and I trust her thoroughly. I have no doubts about her diagnosis. I have only one question for her: "Have you seen this video called Dear-16-year-old Me?" She tells me that she hasn't seen it yet, so I recommend that she watch it and share it with her patients. Hanging up the phone, I resolve to post the video to my blog—after I reapply my sunscreen.
This summer, be sure to wear your skin in good health. Apply sunscreen liberally, wear a hat and please share this link with the people you love. Raising awareness is critical, and early detection is the key to a good prognosis.


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On Saturday between 10am and 4.30pm the Portchester Civic Society is holding its annual exhibition Memories of Portchester in the Parish Hall, Castle Street.
The society has a vast collection of photographs, paintings and memorabilia of Portchester which will be on display.
Local historian Bryan Jerrard will be selling his second, revised edition, of his book Portchester – a Community History.
And here are a selection of photographs from the society's collection.
On the right is corvette HMS Portchester Castle leaving Portsmouth in June 1952.
The U-boat killer and film star was laid down on March 17, launched on June 21 and commissioned on November 3; all in 1943 – a little quicker than building today's warships.
She had a successful career in the Second World War escorting Atlantic convoys and took part in the sinking of two U-boats.
Laid up in 1946 she was brought out of reserve in 1951 and allocated to the 2nd Training Squadron, Portland, for anti- submarine and seamanship training.
While at Portland she was chosen to portray the fictional frigate HMS Saltash Castle in the film The Cruel Sea.
Her role as a film star didn't end there though as she also featured in The Cockleshell Heroes, The Man Who Never Was and The Navy Lark films.
Portchester Castle was scrapped in 1958 but her bell still survives in Cobham Hall, the Scout hut at Portchester.


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- A Very Short Introduction
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By Deede on 05-12-16
Overacting made it impossible to listen to
What did you like best about Mathematics? What did you like least?
Couldn't actually listen to it. The performance was so poor that I had to stop listening. No one actually speaks like that. I thought I was listening to "master thespian" from SNL not a history of mathematics. Ugh.
Would you ever listen to anything by Timothy Gowers again?
Only if someone else narrates.
How could the performance have been better?
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I love math, but still do not enjoy listening 65 digit numbers read aloud.
The narrator was clear and sometimes story was captivating but many of the things like geometry just do not work well in audio book.
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Doesn't work as an audiobook!
What disappointed you about Mathematics?
Hearing mathematics makes it difficult to interpret. It has to be seen (at least for me). It is fairly joyless to listen to a long number or equation being read, and it is almost impossible to follow.
I found the readers voice quite irritating too.
How would you have changed the story to make it more enjoyable?
The book itself would have been interesting to read. It needs to be seen though. It simply doesn't work as an audiobook.
Who might you have cast as narrator instead of Craig Jessen?
An English actor perhaps? Timothy Gowers is an English Mathematician. I had assumed it would be an English accent. There's no reason it should be, just my preference in this case. Had it been an American author, I would have preferred an American narrator.
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Hello Everyone!
Well it has been an interesting and crazy couple of weeks.
Many of you may have heard that I was back in Marysville the weekend before Thanksgiving. You all know that help in the summers and falls as a volunteer coach at the local high schools in Marysville. Well I was in town because of a loss on our cross country team. You probably heard of the accident that took place in Marysville and the loss of life that occurred. I was back in town for the funeral. The other two boys involved in the accident are doing well.
I was able to attend the district cross country meet that weekend as well and cheer on our girls as they attempted to make it as a team to the state meet, and also our sole representative at state this year Rachael as she qualified for the meet. I was also able to partake in our boys moving display of support for their teammate. I am extremely glad that I was able to make it back home for that weekend. It was exactly where I needed to be.
Life continues to be as it usually goes for me. Everything is going well, albeit at times stressful, especially this quarter. As you all know I am entering the education program this quarter and have had an assortment of paperwork to fill out in terms of where I might be placed (hopefully Cheney High for observations), and other things. Getting everything taken care of and also working on a schedule to set out my time left here at Eastern. This has been the most stressful part of the paperwork as I try to figure out where I can place classes that are only offered at certain times of the year. It would be wonderful to have one more Fall and Spring term available to me, for as of right now I am overloaded in both those quarters. I mentioned a possible summer term in my last email, and that is looking more and more like a possibility, although again, nothing has been set into stone at this point.
My other class, Geology is going extremely well. The labs get easier when I don't have to do a lot of identifying of colors, but are overall a lot of fun to do. We just had our second test, which after the first test didn't go as well as I would have liked I prepared more for. Having learned the style of the test (mostly fill in the blank and the short answers were easy to pick out what they would be) I prepared myself to take it and do well. I was in and out of the test on Thursday morning within 15 minutes. Now you may be saying, "Brandon, are you sure you did well in that short amount of time?" Yes. Yes, I am. I am fully confident in the test that I took the other day and am really looking forward to getting it back tomorrow. I do not believe that I missed anything, although I do know there was a possible margin of error for myself, I will let you know how it turns out.
Reading continues to go well as I bounce between books and never quite finish one. I did force myself to finish Jodi Picoults first novel though this weekend (I will bring it for you tomorrow Darcy). It was a good book and I was glad to be able to relate to a lot of the subjects that drove the narrative. Songs of the Humpback Whale has many geological and oceanic materials that peaked my interest, and are directly related to what I have learned and will learn in the coming years. I have now started another book by John Flanagan (author of the previous book The Lost Stories that I mentioned). This book is the start of a new young adult series that he is writing based on another area of the world his previous series, The Ranger's Apprentice, was set. So far a few chapters in it is pretty good.
Running as always continues well. My knee injury is a thing of the past. Right now I am focusing on nothing in particular other than to simply build my base mileage back up again. I did end up hitting 100 miles for the first time since March in October, something that I was excited to do. I will probably do similar mileage over the next two months before delving into training for the Coeur D'Alene, Seattle Rock and Roll, and Missoula Marathons. With the completion of those three marathons I will be able to apply to the Marathon Maniacs, a group of other crazies like myself who run as many marathons as they can!
Well that's a wrap! I hope each of you are doing well! I will be home again soon for Thanksgiving and then for a full month at Christmas time!


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ONLA seeks to honor and highlight green industry individuals who have made significant contributions to their fields. Over the years, these awards have evolved into long-lasting traditions of encouraging and identifying the best of the best. These annual awards are presented at the ONLA Annual Business Meeting during MGIX.
2018 ONLA Professional Award Winners
Distinguished Contribution Award
Kyle Natorp, Natorp's Wholesale Nursery
Educator/Public Service Award
Steve O'Neal, Columbus State Community College
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Jay Daley, Herman Losely & Son, Inc.
Young Professional of the Year
James Beardslee, Beardslee Nursery, LLC
Legislative Advocate of the Year
Sandy Munley, Ohio Landscape Association
Legislator of the Year
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In our experience, there is a general lack of awareness about what needs to happen at the design level to increase the testability and overall test coverage of a finished assembly. This issue is straining the customer/supplier relationship, because it goes beyond what the supplier independently can provide without customer input and consideration during design.
What is the basic problem? Suppliers spend millions of dollars and countless labor hours on different quality initiatives aimed at producing zero defects. Yet none has been able to achieve this without one certain element: test!
In design for testability, the test method must be decided prior to finalization of the design. The four main options are functional, in-circuit (ICT) fixture, flying probe ICT, and boundary scan. Each has different design considerations.
ICT with fixtures has been around the longest and is the most widely used. It is particularly well suited for high-volume, low complexity designs, where the (high) cost of fixturing is justified by the volumes. It can test for shorts, opens, capacitance, resistance, inductance and more, depending on the level of test desired. It is fast and cheap (at a price per test level, once the fixture cost has been absorbed). But fixture costs are high and not suited to low volume. Also, test pad sizes must be large (0.030˝ to 0.040˝) and contained on every net of the design to give the fixture access to the board. The large size of the test pads makes this option difficult to incorporate onto high-density designs or designs with BGAs. After all, the main point of going to BGA package styles is to save real estate. Adding large test pads on every net defeats the purpose.
Functional test also is widely used to "exercise" the end functionality of the board. Its intent is to test circuit functionality and, in theory, catch most major defects, be they component-level or manufacturing defects. However, this is not an opens and shorts test. For example, it would not typically reveal wrong values for passives.
Functional fixturing can be tailored to almost any application. It detects problems with the board functionality or component-level failures, depending on the test hardware and software design. The custom design of test hardware and software, by its very nature, makes this option time-consuming and expensive. For many applications, especially quickturn prototypes or products with short time-to-market, this may not be practical. Also, it is likely functional test will not cover as much as 20% of the circuitry, and thus leave vulnerabilities in the finished product. This is why many high-volume, high-reliability customers do both ICT and functional.
Flying probe, like standard ICT, will test for shorts, opens, capacitance, resistance, inductance, etc. But rather than using fixed test probes, it uses robotic test heads. The obvious advantage is greater access to the circuit board, for greater test coverage, without the high cost of fixtures. In addition, it allows a more "forgiving" DfT approach by enabling smaller test pads (0.010˝ to 0.012˝), enabling use of unmasked vias as a test pad, and enabling test of SMT and PTH component leads. In essence, almost all standard SMT or mixed technology boards can now be tested and with relatively high coverage ratios, even though they may not have been designed with ICT in mind. Also, since there are no hard fixtures, the upfront costs are substantially less. It does require custom software test programming, at a typical one-time charge of $1,000 to $2,500, depending on the number of components on the board and the number of different line items on the BoM. The biggest drawback is test speed. It can take five to 60 minutes to test each board, depending on complexity. It definitely is more suited to low- to medium-volume applications. The other drawback is it cannot test BGA pins without specific test pads on the nets leading into the device, and it cannot functionally test ICs or catch cold solder joints.
Boundary scan is one of the most interesting, most powerful and least understood test options. Incorporated into the original design, it allows the user to program and test many of the major devices on the board, including memory and FPGAs. In essence, it allows programming and functional testing of all JTAG-compliant devices purely through software programming, with diagnostic-level reporting that permits fault isolation down to the pin level.
However, take into account during design that it requires a JTAG connector be added to the board, and that this connector be chained together with the JTAG-compliant devices. It is the only practical option for testing BGAs because it does not require a test point on every net. It is relatively easy to generate the test programs, and thus relatively inexpensive, and comes with a one-time cost. It is fixtureless. It has powerful programming and diagnostic/debugging options both for engineering and manufacturing test departments. It gives the best of both worlds in terms of functional and ICT features.
Since BGA solder connections only can be examined through x-ray, this ability to test the BGA at the manufacturing level becomes critical. X-ray is inspection, not absolute validation. With these tools, the EMS firm can provide real-time feedback to the manufacturing floor to verify oven reflow profiles, all the more critical when processing BGAs. However, it is not capable of testing analog and passive devices.
The best test solution depends on the application and amount of money you are willing to spend. For high-reliability applications, the best solution may be a combination of these options.


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Here at DIAKADI we are constantly trying to give our readers the best fitness tips and secrets we possibly can. This blog post we decided to invite our trainers to give one fitness tip each that they believe is the best and most sustainable way of pursuing the fitness lifestyle. Now we do not expect that you can use ALL of these tips at one time but maybe pick three to five that are your favorite and try implementing them one week at a time. Then when you feel comfortable with those, pick a few more and before you know it you will be enjoying the rewards of your fit lifestyle. Question | If you could only give one tip on how to make and keep exercise and healthy living a consistent part of your clients' lives when they are not with you (or for people that don't have a trainer and must do it on their own), what would that tip be?
Trainer Jon De La Torre: Just keep on keepin on! Consistency is the key. Even if you have one bad day, get back on that horse and start that "healthy streak again"!
Trainer Ryan Allen: Find an enjoyable way of doing it. Choose a class you like to get started or create a playlist of motivational music you love and workout to that. Take note of each time you make progress and set new goals from them.
Trainer Lynne Anderson: Walk, walk and walk. Manage your portions!
Trainer Chelsea Perramond: Accomplish your workout first thing in the morning. Make it part of your life like brushing your teeth. It's a necessity. This might equate to rising before everyone else.
Trainer Shelby Jacquez: Fitness is goal oriented, and once a fitness goal is achieved another one should be waiting in the wings. If you find that your workouts become uninspiring and you feel like they are a chore rather than a welcome gift I suggest trying something new and look into a group fitness class. Classes can keep both your fitness goals and excitement towards wellness fresh and fun.
Trainer Chris Dovale: Be consistent and create new habits. It really is about adopting a lifestyle that will make you a happier person in the long run. Try picking events that are in the near future as motivation to use to reach your fitness goals such as a reunion or trip to a place where you will spend lots of time on the beach.
Trainer Jake Tipane:The most important compound of healthy living is finding activities you enjoy more often and trying new things to keep it fresh.
Trainer Cristian Luecke: Fitness is a lifestyle where you are never truly "done". Once you accomplish one goal push yourself and set another! Perhaps instead of losing a certain fat percentage or reaching bench press personal record, perhaps set a goal of learning to play a sport or something to keep you engaged and active even when not in the gym. Learn to love being active in all aspects of your life.
When it comes to nutrition, try to eat as little processed and sugar loaded food as possible. Eating natural food that you cook at home allows you to control what goes into your food and allows you to limit the processed ingredients. The biggest thing though, is to educate yourself about nutrition. Knowledge is power!
Trainer Sean O'Brien: Find an activity or form of exercise that you are passionate about and throw yourself into it. If you don't like running try strength training, if that doesn't work sign up for dance classes or join a hiking group. Still doesn't appeal to you? What about something further out on the fringes like fencing or bike polo? Keep trying different forms until you find one that speaks to you and then really invest in it. The better you become, the more you will enjoy it and it will become less about exercise and more about something you look forward to doing that just happens to keep you fit.
If a person knows they have a hard time committing on their own, logging everything can be very helpful. Recording all workouts and keeping an online food journal. This will keep a persons mind focused on the task at hand and make them think about what they are doing.
Trainer and Owner of DIAKADI Billy Polson: If you enjoy working out and love the way you feel or look after it, then you will crave the workout. If you villianize it and think of it as a chore, no matter how good you feel from the exercise, it will always be a chore left at the bottom of your to do list.
So I recommend:
(1) ENJOY IT: Find something that you enjoy doing that makes you feel happy and good, both while you are doing it as well as afterwards. There are TONS of different options when it comes to movement and exercise. Be creative.
(2) SCHEDULE IT: Schedule in your calendar daily/weekly as a priority commitment that does not get pushed down the list. Make yourself accountable to this in some way... a friend, co-worker, trainer, spouse.
(3) KNOW EXACTLY WHY: Give yourself an exact, focused goal of 'Why' you are working out and put this reason somewhere that you see it every day. I find that the more exact the reason, the easier it is to relate to process of getting there. Maybe include a motivation picture with the goal. Good Example: Lose 10 lbs by Beach Vacation. Poor Example: Lose some weight.
(4) RESPECT THE PRIVILEGE: Along with looking at your goal every day, put a note reminding you that having the ability, time and resources to workout is actually a tremendous treat and privilege that you are lucky to partake in. Whether it is a power walk outside in the fresh air, body building with your favorite tunes in your ear buds, or doing an exercise class/video over the internet, remember that we are all extremely lucky to have the opportunity to move and live a healthy life. I find this just helps keep things in perspective on the tough days.
Trainer David Robinson: Find an activity you like doing (biking, dancing,skating). It is important to have fun!
Trainer Allan Mateo: Start out slow and pace yourself.


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FDA approves XARELTO Starter Pack for DVTOctober 21, 2014
FDA has approved the XARELTO Starter Pack™ for deep vein thrombosis or pulmonary embolism. The medication is use to reduce the risk of stroke or blood clots in those with atrial fibrillation not caused by a heart valve problem.
FDA approves new anti-clotting drug for use after hip and knee replacementsJuly 06, 2011
The Food and Drug Administration has approved a new oral anticoagulant that helps prevent deep vein thrombosis in people recovering from knee or hip replacements.


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What Does the Journal Have Against Oxfam?
Andrea Tunarosa's column ("What Do NGOs Have Against Poor Guatemalans," July 21) contains certain inaccurate statements and misconceptions about mining in Guatemala and Oxfam America's work in relation to that.
Oxfam America is neither anti-poor people nor anti-development. For 30 years, we have worked with organizations in more than 20 countries to fight poverty and social injustice.


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Newark Castle, in Newark, in the English county of Nottinghamshire was built by Alexander, consecrated Bishop of Lincoln in 1123, who established it as a mint. His rebuild here was probably the model for that at Sleaford Castle, also built by Alexander.
It rises picturesquely from the river, and from its position and great strength was for a long time known as the 'Key of the North'.
Of the original Norman stronghold the most important remains are the gate-house, a crypt and the lofty rectangular tower at the south-west angle. The building seems to have been reconstructed in the early part of the 13th century. King John of England died at this castle on the night of 18 October 1216. In the reign of Edward III it was used as a state prison.
During the English Civil War it was garrisoned for Charles I, and endured three sieges. Its dismantling was begun in 1646, immediately after the surrender of the king.
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Springfield - Monday night's snow fall was more of a dusting than a mountain, but that doesn't mean it didn't to cause problems for drivers.
While the snowfall was light, overpasses and off-ramps still posed a danger.
"These are areas that black ice can and will form and a lot of times you don't see it, and you're not aware it's there, and it's too late after you've hit it," IDOT District 6 operations engineer Bill Burger told WAND News.
That's why state police master sergeant Mike Vorreyer said that being prepared when traveling in the winter is important.
"Prepare to leave early if you know the weather's coming. You're only talking about a few minutes by reducing your speed. Keep a safe traveling distance make sure you're headlights are on. Make sure that you're windows are clear so that you have visibility," said Vorreyer.
If the weather gets too bad, Vorreyer did have one very important bit of advice.
"Any time that you don't need to be out there, don't, it's just less vehicles on the roadway and less chances of you winding up injured," added Vorreyer.


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An MBA degree can really pep up your career; especially if it is from the Daniels College of Business at the University of Denver. The University of Denver is one of the most well-known and respected universities in the United States. It was first started in 1864 and has flourished in a huge way since then. It offers a wide range of education options, of which, the business program, is really superb. The Daniels College of Business is an undergraduate study option that is really beneficial career wise. It presently has about 3380 students and is renowned as one of the best business courses in the USA.
This program was initiated in 1908 and this comes eighth in terms of B-school rankings as per age. It has been credited by the e Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB), and is among the top 15% of all undergraduate courses and is among the top 5% of all graduate courses. Business Week ranked this college number 8th locally and number 53rd nationally. Its part-time study options have received unanimous appreciation and this is the only educational institution from Colorado to have been listed by the highly prestigious Business Week. The undergraduate study option provided by this college has been ranked as 74th nationally, and #1 in Colorado.
The Wall Street Journal has provided excellent rankings to this college in several different categories. The Daniels College of Business has been consistently recognized for its excellent study program and effective courses. It is one of the most respected business programs in the entire world and is surely very popular as a small business MBA program. This college provides an amazing atmosphere for students and you are sure to fall in love with the picture perfect campus. This college is supported by state of the art technologies combined with beautiful architecture.
$22 million was spent on creating the amazing Daniels College of Business building. This building was opened in 1999 and shines in the middle of the beautiful University of Denver campus. This facility is equipped with an amazing IT lab and has wireless internet connectivity. There are thousands of data interchange ports that can be very helpful. There are study rooms and lecture halls that are all superb. This college offers a huge variety of excellent business related undergraduate and graduate programs that can be great for shaping your future.


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text: Almost the opposite of yesterday's card, today's card is the ace of cups. New beginnings in the area of relationships today. Maybe that means a fresh start on an already established relationship or it could mean you may meet someone new who will change your life in some way. In a sense, we could say that everyone we meet in a day's time has something to teach us or a gift to give us. Even the challenging people in our lives can teach us something. Look for the gift within every interaction you have today.


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Hello and welcome! Here you are likely to find short and possibly infrequent posts. They will most likely be linked to the use of ICT within or without of the curriculum. I hope what you find is useful in some way. Please leave me a comment or send me a message :-)
Saturday, 27 June 2009
Well I have a plot on SL6B, I am very thrilled! In the first year that I was in Second Life I did little except tried to learn what it was all about and how to do things but in my second year I have done a Burning Life, Education Faire and now the 6th Birthday Celebration exhibit and it feels like I have really achieved something! Also, of course, and probably more importantly I have done the e-safety training sessions for teachers which are running for the third time now.
I had already spent a load of time building the main part of the sampler disco set over the spring so when I got a plot with a few days to put something together it did not take a massive amount of work, just some time to pull it all together with the aid of a SL friend and colleague Often Hird!
We had a small party on Thursday evening and Anna Begonia took a film clip – which was a lovely surprise. :-) Thanks Anna!
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Final Year PAL
We are trying to develop a peer-assisted learning scheme between final year medical students and GKT graduates to improve the confidence of the new FY1s and give current junior doctors a chance to share and reinforce their knowledge and development. The plan is for this to take place in the new 'Transition to Foundation' placement in the spring/summer term, when final years have got both their results and prospective deaneries. This will be open to all alumni that are interested (both in London deaneries and across the country), so please get in touch if it sounds like something you would like to be involved in!
Caring for Refugees
Kitrinos Healthcare are a team providing medical services to over 60,000 refugees in camps in Greece. They are currently short of prescribing doctors and nurses and are reaching out for help. They are particularly short between 30th October and 5th November 2017 but are recruiting for 2018 too. Accommodation can be provided. If this sounds like something you would be interested in please contact Stephanie and Siyana at email@example.comemail@example.com or on their website, www.kitrinoshealthcare.com.


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Growth and development in downtown Miami are rampant again, experiencing an expansion probably not seen since the turn of the last century.
But in the 1950s, '60s and '70s, many locals abandoned the city for the suburbs. Thousands headed west. As the population grew, neighborhoods such as Kendall were born, then West Kendall, The Hammocks, Town & Country and swaths of other unincorporated communities.
Today the spotlight has returned to downtown, being revived by swanky condos, hip eateries, museums galore and now the proposed Miami WorldCenter, a sort of new town hub.
And what of those western neighborhoods? Though they have become ill defined and disjointed, almost 214,000 residents call them home. That's a population comparable to that of Orlando.
Miami-Dade Commissioner Juan C. Zapata, who represents western District 11, has a different vision for the area. He secured a grant to pay Florida International University's brain trust to come up with a blueprint to help brand and connect the area that he is calling the West End.
Consider it a mulligan for Miami-Dade's suburbs — a chance for a do-over.
"I just think the area has a lot of untapped potential; it can be transformed into a place where we can live and work and be self-sustained," Commissioner Zapata recently told the Herald Editorial Board. His idea is for a stand-alone community — after all, we can't all live and work downtown, nor do we want to.
We think Commissioner Zapata's ideas for the West End are solid, visionary.
The area in question is bounded by Florida's Turnpike on the east; Southwest 152nd Street on the south, Krome Avenue on the west and Tamiami Trail on the north. That's a huge chunk of real estate.
Commissioner Zapata laid out the results of the community-development study conducted by FIU professors and students from the College of Architecture. Led by Winifred Newman and Kevin Greiner, they came up with: West End Strategy: A Vision for the Future. The team analyzed how the area's economic assets and landscape can be leveraged to create economic and community development within the West End.
Here are some of the study's main recommendations that can — and should — be carried out in the next one to three years:
▪ Brand the district and its neighborhoods. Give them a single identity. Already, Commissioner Zapata has launched a free West End app, which highlights community events.
▪ Create work opportunities in the West End that will help ease traffic gridlock, offering alternatives to a downtown commute.
▪ Connect all parts of the district with alternative transportation — trolleys, bike paths, greenway trails and pedestrian bridges. Give the area unique streets signs.
▪ Rezone and replan for new town centers, something sorely lacking in the West End.
Surprisingly, Commissioner Zapata says his plan has received only a polite reception from those charged with charting the future of our community. That's a shame. Creating hubs of sustainable economic activity throughout the county should be a goal. When residents find jobs nearer where they live, it relieves the roads of traffic; when they can walk to shopping and schools, the streets are more vibrant, like a real neighborhood. Transforming the West End into a unified and viable community where people live and work would benefit us all.


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Whether considering a career in arts administration or just curious about what happens behind the scenes, this program will provide a broad understanding of the industry.
Participants will be mentored through the week by their Ensemble Coordinator, taking on various administrative and ensemble duties. The week will conclude with diverse experiences offered in concert production across front and back of house. Each day, a different industry professional offers their insights on their own career path and the variety of roles available. Participants will speak with some of Melbourne's most respected arts administrators and start down the path of networking.
Established arts administrator and musician, Laura Holian, will guide participants through the week's activities, , examining the seemingly-ambiguous interview process, what not to put on a resume and how to maximise the potential of employment opportunities.
|This program is not for beginners, participants are expected to have a basic understanding of ensemble instrumentation and be prepared to undertake physical activity.
|18 – 30 years
|This program requires additional hours across the Friday and Sunday prior to Summer School, as well as longer days during the Summer School week.
Arts Administration Mentor
Laura Holian is an established arts administrator and musician based in Melbourne. She currently holds the role of Student Coordinator at the Australian National Academy of Music, and has previously worked at the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra in artistic planning, and for Speak Percussion, The Impossible Orchestra and Melbourne Youth Orchestras in a variety of roles including orchestral management, administration and education program coordination.
After gaining a Bachelor of Music (Honours) majoring in Music Performance, Laura's professional career began as a music teacher and percussionist. She freelanced for a number of years, performing with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra Victoria, Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra and Speak Percussion, and taught percussion and piano for seven years at Westbourne Grammar School.
Her first taste of arts administration was thanks to Melbourne Youth Orchestras, participating in the first Arts Administration course at MYO's Summer School in 2011. Laura is excited to be returning to Summer School in 2018 to lead this program and meet the newest group of budding arts administrators.


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Registration Of International NGO
Based on the Indonesian law UU Num. 37 year of 1999 regarding Foreign Affairs, the Department of Foreign Affairs is the main gateway to the establishment of International Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in Indonesia. International Non-Governmental Organizations intending to perform activities within the Indonesian territory must fulfill the criteria below: 1. The organization was founded in a country that has diplomatic ties with Indonesia; 2. The organization does and will not perform any political activities in Indonesia; 3. The organization does and will not perform any activities related to religious proselytization or dissemination in Indonesia; 4. The organization does and will not perform any commercial activities aimed at garnering profit; 5. The organization does and will not perform any fundraising activities in Indonesia.
UU Num. 37 year of 1999 regarding Foreign Affairs
In proposing a request, the International Non-Governmental Organization must attach the following documents: 1. A letter proposing the establishment of a Representative Office in Indonesia; 2. A letter describing the appointment of the Head of the Representative Office in Indonesia by the main Office or headquarters; 3. A recommendation letter from the Embassy of the home country of the organization in Indonesia; 4. A certificate of the organization's establishment; 5. The organization's budget plan and organizational structure; 6. The organization's source of financials and organizational financial mechanism; 7. Plans and programs planned on being conducted in Indonesia; 8. Profile and information regarding the organization; 9. List of local affilates, if available
1. Submit a request letter to the Indonesian Government to the Department of Foreign Affairs thorugh the Directorate of Social Culture and International Organization for Developing Countries. Other related bodies or councils of other governments can provide recommendations if deemed necessary. 2. The Department of Foreign Affairs will proceed to conducting verifications on the credibility and completeness of administrative documents submitted by the International Non-Governmental Organization through the Representative of the Republic of Indonesia overseas. 3. The Department of Foreign Affairs holds inter-departmental meetings for applications considered to have fulfilled administrative prerequisites. Representatives of the applying inernational non-governmental organization present the visions, missions, work plan and objectives of their organization during this presentation session. 4. Members of the inter-departmental meetings decide whether the international organization is eligible for registration and is allowed to perform activities within the Indonesia. Admission and rejection is delivered to the international organization submitting the application. 5. Accepted International Non-Governmental Organization will be recommended to affilate with a state or governmental department or institution. The governmental department or institution appointed as an affiliate to the International Non-Governmental Organization and the organization should establish a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) as an umbrella agreement. 6. The approved MoU is then signed and addressed to the State Secretariat. 7. With respect to extension of permits, the following steps should be taken: ? Before the expiration period of the MoU, the International Non-Government Organization is mandated to submit a request of extension to its governmental affiliate. ? The affiliate proceeds to holding an interdepartmental meeting to evaluate the request. The meeting discusses the approval or rejection of extension. ? If the meeting approves of the extension, a new MoU outlaying a new work plan must be created. If rejected, a written rejection will be directly delivered.
Directorate of Social Culture and International Organization for Developing Countries?Multilateral Directorate General?Department of Foreign Affairs?Jl. Taman Pejambon Nomor 6 (Eks Gedung BP7, Lt.8) Jakarta Pusat 10110?Telepon : (6221) 384 8688?Faksimile : (6221) 350 7950


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The Takeovers Panel has declined a request from GPG Forests Limited to hold a meeting under section 32 of the Takeovers Act relating to certain actions taken by Rubicon Limited with respect to GPG's prospective amended takeover offer for Rubicon.
The Panel met today and considers that Rubicon had not taken or permitted any action that could, in terms of rule 38 of the Takeovers Code:


text: LONDON — Pearson TV has taken a 20% stake in Montreal-based Muse Entertainment, a newly formed TV production and consultancy company.Muse will specialize in offering advice to producers and directors seeking to use Canadian tax credits and other local incentives. The company also includes Pebblehut Prods., a Toronto-based production outfit which has made over 30 telepics, movies and miniseries since it was founded in 1994. "Muse will be a friendly and supportive partner to creators of quality programming and will use its collective experience to bring their projects to success," said Michael Prupas, the company's president.


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Motivating with an open heart – with all your heart
Remove negative feelings and presumptuous thinking towards one another, so that we can become channels of blessings and love of God to one another.
Moving in Prayer– with all your soul
Build up the prayer of supplication to God so that He may bless, protect and bring changes in our surrounding communities.
Making contact with the surrounding – with all your mind
Recognizing our surrounding area precisely, until we can perform the call of God to be salt and light to our surrounding communities.
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Now our environment is setup with a Physical Veeam server and Proxy. From what I understand our Proxy is also our tape server and it is connected directly to our LTO6 tape drive via iSCSI. Now the connection between our proxy and the backup repositories is done by a 10GB fiber connection.
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An investigation has revealed that migrants who pick vegetables for British supermarkets are treated like 'slaves' and forced to live in filthy conditions.
Desperate workers who move to Western Europe for the chance of higher wages are living in wooden huts and being denied basic hygiene facilities, a Channel 4 documentary discovered.
Instead, they are forced to squat in the very bushes next to where the vegetables, destined for shoppers' salad bowls, are harvested.
They are not provided with soap or water to wash their hands, meaning diseases can easily be spread between the workers and make their way onto the produce. Some live in filthy shacks made of wood and plastic sheeting, not dissimilar to the makeshift tents seen in the 'Jungle' migrant camp in Calais.
But these workers are in southern Spain, providing salad vegetables for British supermarkets including Waitrose, Marks and Spencers and Sainsbury's.
These same supermarkets tell consumers the food is produced ethically and that workers are treated fairly in the wake of the 'Fair Trade' boom.
But the workers have another story. They reveal that they are made to work around dangerous pesticides which cause some of them to fall ill and say it is common for them to be underpaid.
One vegetable picker who worked for a firm supplying courgettes to the UK said: "For the toilet you have to go in the bushes. What is there to clean yourself? For these courgettes to reach England, there are workers who have suffered a lot."
But supermarkets will have a get out clause, saying the price war which all supermarkets have been fighting in order to compete with cut price chains such as Aldi and Lidl will have lead to this.
However, it has often been the case that supermarkets, with their huge power to ensure the survival – or failure – of farmers – have always dictated prices. Back in 1997 a Panorama programme revealed that suppliers would often get phone calls from major buyers informing them that they have to cut prices of agricultural products because they have a promotion on and need to maintain their profit margins.
One of the firms fingered by the investigation supplies salad and vegetables to Marks & Spencer, Waitrose, Sainsbury's, Tesco and Asda is among those accused of using mistreated workers. The employers of this company say they have developed sinus conditions and bronchitis as a result of being sprayed with pesticides.
Sainsbury's and Waitrose both responded to the evidence saying they would investigate immediately. And politicians have joined in the condemnation, saying the footage was "appalling" and showed "effective slave labour producing food in 2015".
Similar concerns were aired about Agroherni, a firm which supplies £22 million worth of salad, herbs and vegetables to Britain's major supermarkets including Asda and Tescso. One worker said she had been left in agonising pain and needed multiple operations on her sinuses because of pesticides.
One lettuce picker reported being underpaid, saying, "If we work 26 days, they write down 16 or 18. They always steal seven or eight days."
Tory Richard Drax, a former member of the Environment and Rural Affairs Select Committee, said: "If true, these allegations are appalling. It sounds like effectively slave labour producing food in 2015 which is utterly unacceptable.
"Supermarkets must explain themselves. It is up to them to know who is producing their food and in what conditions."
And farmer turned politician Neil Parish said there was "always a price to pay for cheap imported food."
Agroherni strongly denied that it mistreats or exploits agency workers and said the fair treatment and safety of workers was paramount. However they have since stopped using the employment agency and are instead going to employ workers directly.
In a statement from Sainsbury's, the supermarket said they "Expect our suppliers to adhere to the highest quality and welfare standards, regardless of where they operate in the world. We are taking these allegations very seriously and will be conducting our own investigation.'
Waitrose confirmed their supplier is investigating the allegations.


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Pennsylvania State distance learning is a opening up educational program. Penn State has been a leader in offering distance education to learners across the world since pioneering one of the nation's first distance learning study programs in 1892. Now, many Penn State courses are handily offered online as part of more than 70 online degree and certificate programs. Penn State was one of the first institutions to provide GIS through Distance Learning. Penn State Distance learning too provides a student to maintain his career, family, and personal commitments while taking courses. Penn State Distance learners are often autonomous, industrious students keen to gain more knowledge in a selected field.
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Did free fillings for my daughter. My daughter had some fillings done at another office when we were living in another state. The fillings broke and the insurance company would not cover them again because they were done not that long ago.. Dr. Leung and his staff fixed the fillings for us and did not charge us for them. Thanks.
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Kim Ki Duk writes and directs this Korean fantasy romance. When she senses that her boyfriend Ji-woo (Jung-woo Ha) is drifting away from her, Seh-hee (Ji-Yeon Park) decides to undergo plastic surgery so radical as to render herself completely unrecognisable, before re-entering Ji-woo's life as a transformed woman and giving their relationship a second chance. However, Seh-hee's plan does not work out as she expected, and she ends up learning painful lessons both about herself and about the true nature of love.


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Vas over at C2D hit me up on Gchat the other day to show me some photos from his snow-filled commute into Manhattan. We chatted a but about life, Austin, indoor parks and skateboarding. Since we never got around to doing a proper Q&A before I left for TX, he asked me at the end of the chat if he could use it as an interview. I said sure, why not.
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The Universities in Cambridge
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Cambridge is most famous as the home of the University of Cambridge (UoC) which was founded in 1209. It has more than 18,000 students from all walks of life and all corners of the world, nearly 9,000 staff, 31 Colleges and 150 Departments, Faculties, Schools and other institutions. The University is a confederation of Schools, Faculties, Departments and Colleges. The Colleges are governed by their own statutes and regulations, but are integral to the make-up of the University of Cambridge.
It is currently ranked first in the UK by the key university ranking tables, and is one of the top five universities in the world. The list of famous people that the UoC has produced include Charles Darwin, Isaac Newton, Henry Cavendish, Charles Babbage, David Attenborough, Rupert Brooke, AA Milne, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Francis Bacon, Francis Crick, John Cockcroft, Stephen Hawking, Alan Turing, Oliver Cromwell, David Owen, William Pitt, Samuel Pepys, CS Lewis and Robert Walpole. A total of 15 British Primes Ministers have been educated by the university.
The University of Cambridge attracts global talent, fosters innovation and encourages business spin-outs. Since 1904, ninety Cambridge University affiliates have been awarded the Nobel Prize, which is exceptional.
Cambridge is also home to Anglia Ruskin University† which has a student population of over 35,000. Its origins lie in 1858 when John Ruskin opened a School of Art in Cambridge. This became the Cambridgeshire College of Arts & Technology in 1960, which merged with The Essex Institute of Higher Education in 1989 to form Anglia Polytechnic University (APU). This was awarded university status in 1992, changing its name to Anglia Ruskin in 2005. As well as Cambridge, it has campuses in London, Chelmsford and Peterborough into which it has invested £122 million in the past five years.
It was named UK Entrepreneurial University of the Year at the Times Higher Education Awards in November 2014. Each year it helps 2,000 businesses via its student intern program.
The university also has six high-profile research institutes, the first of these was the Postgraduate Medical Institute, set up in 2008, which carries out ground-breaking medical research and trains healthcare professionals in a range of sophisticated techniques.
There is also a third university, the Open University, whose headquarters for the East of England is based in Cambridge and looks after students in Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Norfolk and Suffolk. 80 staff and 600 part-time tutors support more than 21,000 students. The OU offers over 250 qualifications from certificates, diplomas and foundation degrees through to Masters and PhDs.
One of the likely issues that Cambridge Ahead will seek to address in the future is improving the integration of the universities and business in Cambridge. Although many Cambridge companies are 'spin outs' from the university, and many start-ups have been made by former students or members, there remains a case for making all the universities more accessible to businesses, to integrate them better into business life, to support translational activity and to demonstrate impact.
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