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Research Centres, Institutes and Laboratories
Research Centres
Centre for Research on French Canadian Culture
The Centre for Research on French Canadian Culture (Centre de recherche en civilisation canadienne-française or CRCCF) of the University of Ottawa was founded in 1958 and offers a range of specialized services to the university, faculty and students, as well as the public at large. One of the Centre's main objectives is the promotion of research on all aspects of French Canadian culture. From its initial focus on literature, the Centre's orientation and activities have gradually broadened to include all the humanities and social sciences: history, sociology, economics, translation, political science, women's studies, communication, music, education, linguistics, visual arts, etc.
Research Institutes
Institute of Indigenous Research and Studies
The Institute of Indigenous Research and Studies (IIRS) is uniquely positioned within the Faculty of Arts to serve as a hub for Indigenous-focused research at uOttawa conducted by Indigenous and non-Indigenous scholars with close ties to Indigenous communities. At the same time, IIRS offering an undergraduate program in Indigenous Studies and, several graduate level courses in the field in both French and English as well as Algonquin language courses. It has been home to the Chair in Métis Research as well as the Métis Family and Community Research Lab since 2010.
Research Laboratories
- Audiovisual Media Lab for the study of cultures and societies
- Centre for Child Language Research
- Communication Marketing Research Laboratory
- European History Lab
- Laboratoire Polyphonies du français (French only)
- Laboratory for Applied Geomatics and GIS Science
- Laboratory for Cryospheric Research
- Laboratory for Environment, Society and Policy
- Laboratory for Integrated Research in Environment and Policy
- Laboratory for Paleoclimatology and Climatology
- Language Acquisition Research Laboratory
- Métis Family and Community Research Lab
- Neurolinguistics Laboratory
- Physical Geography Laboratory
- Piano Pedagogy Research Laboratory
- Sociolinguistics Laboratory
- Sound Patterns Laboratory
Research Groups
The Faculty of Arts is host to several Research Groups as diverse as the Faculty itself. The objectives of these groups is to create a place for exchanging ideas and an opportunity for interdisciplinary and collaborative research.
- Aesthetic and Politics of the Image Research Group
- Arab Canadian Studies Research Group
- Central and Eastern European Studies Research Group
- Diversity and Equity Research Group
- Groupe de recherche "Chantier Éducation" (French only)
- Groupe de recherche "Chantier Ottawa" (French only)
- Interdisciplinary Research Group in Languages & Technologies
- Interdisciplinary Research Group in Organizational Communication
- Ottawa Network for the Study of Late Antiquity
- Physical Geography Laboratory
- Piano Pedagogy Research Laboratory
- Postsecondary Student Experience in Minority Contexts Research Group
- Slavic Research Group
- The Comparative Lexicography Project of French and English in Canada


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Lesson 1: Maximize your visibility
One thing LinkedIn doesn't tell you is that you are only as visible as the size of your network. Let's have a look at the «three degrees» of connections (On LinkedIn, people in your network are called connections and your network is made up of your 1st-degree, 2nd-degree, and 3rd-degree connections and fellow members of your LinkedIn Groups.)
As an example, here's my own current network broken down by "degrees" below:
Tip 1: Find your own stats here: http://www.linkedin.com/network?trk=hb_tab_net
Tip 2: Get a cool map of your network at LinkedIn here: http://inmaps.linkedinlabs.com/faq
Now, let's get back to the "degrees" above – what do they really mean?
1st-degree – People you're directly connected to because you have accepted their invitation to connect, or they have accepted your invitation. You'll see a 1st degree icon next to their name in search results and on their profile…
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A Blessed Experience
October 17 began with prayer for another wonderful icon workshop with our beloved Master Iconographers, Vladislav Andrejev and Dmitri Andreyev. Good trees bear good fruit!
Pictures are worth a thousand words so I won't bore you with a lengthy description of the activities throughout our amazing week but suffice it to say, many prayers were answered on so many different levels–you just had to be there to experience the miracles that took place!
Beginning students enjoyed the teachings from Dmitri while intermediate and advanced students paid close attention to Vladislav but intermingling with both.
The Deisis is the icon written and beginning students chose one of the three images within the Deisis to write.
Our next icon workshop is April 24–29, 2017 and you are cordially invited to attend! Registration forms will be up 10/27/16
DECEMBER 16-17-18, 2016 brings Dmitri Andreyev back to us for a three day intensive! Held in Holy Cross Orthodox Church — 105 N. Camp Mead Road–Linthicum, MD 9-5 daily
$360.00 for three days/$180.00 non-refundable/non-transferable deposit due December 1, 2016. We will post the registration forms for the intensive 10/27/16 but you can always call Mick with any questions! (410) 303-2392


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ALICIA DeMartini
Career Highlights:
I've been working in PR with socially responsible businesses for other three years. I first began at PMG Public Relations as an Intern during my senior year at Champlain College. After an exciting internship where I became immersed in agency PR, I was offered a position as Assistant Account Executive. Over the next two years and a promotion to Account Executive, I worked with a multitude of companies while learning the finer points of media relations, corporate communications, PR and social media. In the spring of 2012, I earned the title of Account Supervisor and become manager of a team at PMG.
Community Involvement:
I recently began my second year as a volunteer ementor for icouldbe.org, working with at-risk youth towards successfully graduating high school and moving on a path to a positive future. I've also engaged in community service with the PMG team, such as 2012 Green Up Day, and volunteered at a homeless shelter in my home state of NY, where I've worked on a few hands-on projects as well as assisted with social media strategy.
Favorite part of job? I'm challenged every single day, which means that I'm constantly learning. Plus, I get to learn about a ton of fascinating industries and the good work that so many businesses are doing. It's exciting, and never boring.
Most inspiring mentor? I look up to both of my parents - they're incredibly hard-working and have taught me a lot about life, business and relationships. Their encouragement is never-ending!
Who is your living hero? Anyone whose full-time job is fighting for a cause. I've worked with a lot of nonprofits, and I never cease to be amazed by the number of hours and amount of sweat put into doing good for something you believe in.
Favorite downtime activity? Losing myself in an excellent book.
Favorite Vermont Escape? Hiking around Lake Dunmore and Silver Lake. My favorite spot in Vermont.
Favorite social network? It's a tie between Instagram and Pinterest. I guess I'm a visual person!
Favorite website? I love BuzzFeed. Always an interesting, funny take on the latest trends and news stories.
Vermont Business Person you would most want to network with? Steve Voigt, CEO at King Arthur Flour. I'm so impressed with that company, in many ways!


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Legacy #14
Claws of the Dragon Part 1
Story: John Ostrander, Jan Duursema
Script: John Ostrander
Pencilling: Jan Duursema
Inking: Dan Parsons
Coloring: Brad Anderson
Lettering: Michael Heisler
Cover: Travis Charest
Released: 07/11/2007
Reviewed by: JF Boivin (10/26/2007)
Cade Skywalker is on a mission to rescue Jedi healer Hosk Trey'lis from the Sith Temple on Coruscant. But first he has to evade a squadron of Imperial Predator-class starfighters and hide his ship the Mynock. He leaves a message to his colleagues Jariah Syn and Deliah Blue to a Hutt underworld contact named Queen Jool. Then he sneaks inside the Temple and frees the Bothan Jedi, but is then confronted by Darth Krayt's two best warriors, Darth Talon and Darth Nihl, who manage to subdue Cade and plan to deliver him to their master.
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No time is wasted in starting off this storyline. In this first part alone, Cade arrives on Coruscant, infiltrates the Sith Temple and finds Hosk Trey'lis. Which leads me to believe that the rest of the story will be about something else entirely. Of course, Cade is wanted alive by the Sith, so when he arrives on Coruscant his ship is first detected by Skull Squadron, the best Predator-class squadron in the Empire. The four pilots were first mentionned in issue #0: Captain Gunn "Gunner" Yage (daughter of Moff Rulf Yage), Tev "Crasher" Rimon, Brodie "Cannon" Coburn and Jae "Storm" Akura. But Cade evades them easily and pulls a Obi-Wan maneuver by anchoring his ship to a bulkhead. In a later scene, Skull Squadron return to their hangar and Moff Yage is very displeased with their failure. Cade still has Artoo-Detoo and leaves the droid aboard his ship telling him to give access to Deliah and Jariah in case they come by.
How does Cade infiltrate the Temple so easily? Well he mentions, via a holo recording he leaves aboard the Mynock for his two former partners, that he grew up in the rebuilt Jedi Temple, and the new Sith Temple is build right over it. That's the first we hear of it, since we've only seen Cade train at the Ossus Academy. He spent a lot of time as a youth sneaking out to the underlevels with his fellow apprentie Shado Vao. But first he stops off at Rik's cantina, owned by a female Hutt informant named Queen Jool.
Jool is another character who was mentioned in issue #0, along with the bartender Finn and a pair of smugglers Cade meets there named Chak and Kee. Of course, Chak is the same Wookiee who appeared during the Clone Wars in the "Hidden Enemy" story arc (Republic #81-83). Wookiees live hundreds of years, so it's not surprising to see him still alive. Come to think of it, Chewbacca and Tarrful could also still be around. Anyway, Chak and Kee are looking for Deliah and Jariah, to whom they rented their ship the Grinning Liar but never saw them again. Cade assures them that he is also looking for them. The reason Cade came to the cantina was to give Jool his ship's access codes in case his two partners come by. Cade has no reason to think they would be on Coruscant, but it's probably a Force thing. He seems to trust Jool, even though she is an informant, hinting at a close relationship in the past. Of course in comics, nothing is done without a reason so I fully expect Jariah and Deliah to turn up at the cantina and get ahold of the Mynock. Cade is then ready to enter the Temple through underground tunnels the Sith wouldn't know about.
He wastes no time locating Hosk, who is still alive and ashamed that he revealed Cade's identity to the Sith during his interrogations. But Cade doesn't care, since the Bothan was their captive because of him. Soon enough, Darth Talon attacks them and Cade uses his lightsaber to defend himself. Using the Dark Side, he almost kills her but Darth Nihl arrives and strangles him with the Force. Talon reminds Nihl not to kill Cade, since he is wanted alive by Darth Krayt. Cade's use of the Dark Side is felt all the way to Ossus where Masters Vao, Wolf Sazen and K'kruhk are meditating.
This story arc starts with a bang. A lot of characters are introduced, and we discover even more about Cade's past. The whole setup is laid out very quickly, and now that Cade is captured by the Sith I'm beginning to wonder if this was not Krayt's plan all along. With Krayt's identity to be revealed next issue and an eventual confrontation between the two, this is only the beginning of what looks to be a very important story arc in the Legacy series.
Duursema illustrates a wide range of locales in this issue, each with equal skill and flair. From the shady interior of the cantina, to the pristine walls of the Imperial starfighter hangar and the slimy, dianoga-infested underlevels of the Sith Temple every location creates a mood and helps a lot with the story. As always, Duursema has a unique way to illustrate a lightsaber duel. Each of the fighting stances feel real and demonstrate the agility of Force users. It's also amazing how the creators took the time to create and flesh out four distinct members of Skull Squadron for such a brief role. Speaking of which, Captain Yage reminds me a lot of Starbuck from the new Battlestar Galactica because of her look and attitude. The coloring work is also plays an important role in the story, especially when showing Cade's orange-yellow Sith eyes when he turns over to the Dark Side.
The storyline about Krayt's origin gets underway very quickly. Everything is setup in this issue, so it's not to be missed.
Rating: 7.5 / 10 Recommended


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Player of the Week
Frank Kaminsky, Wisconsin
Time to hop on the Big Daddy Fupps Bandwagon. Kaminsky can have whatever nickname he'd like after Tuesday night's performance against North Dakota. The 7-foot, 234-pound junior went 16-19 from the field, 5-5 from beyond the arc, 5-6 from the free throw line and broke Wisconsin's school record for most points scored by an individual in one game.
What's even more impressive is how Kaminsky accumulated all those points. Two things stuck out most — his above average athleticism and his efficiency.
How many 7-footers do you know that can put it on the floor like Kaminsky? He uses dribble handoffs and pump fakes from behind the arc extensively, and has a knack for finishing with both hands to punish defenders with a versatile offensive game. Kaminsky established his stroke early and used the pump fake to surpass hard close outs from defenders trying to fun him off the line.
When someone scores 43, usually he accounts for a vast majority of his team's points and accrues easy buckets from rebounds and run-outs. The crazy thing about Tuesday night's game was that Wisconsin was wildly efficient. As a team, the Badgers shot a shade under 60% from the field and were exactly 60% from the 3-point line.
Even more amazing is Kaminsky had 3 total rebounds. He wasn't crashing the glass and compiling lots of high-percentage shots near the hoop. He truly earned every point he scored, and his teammates played just as efficient basketball. The even sharing of the basketball should have made it more difficult for Kaminsky to become a record holder. The ball wasn't finding its way to the 7-footer because others were cold. Kaminsky got the ball within the flow of the offense and was amazingly more efficient than his already highly efficient teammates. Mind you, Kaminsky only played 28 minutes. It was a truly remarkable night in Madison. Bravo, Frank.
Who's Hot
Aaron Craft, Ohio State
Shout-outs don't usually go to defense, specifically on-ball defense. But when you go up to Milwaukee and hold the #17 team in the nation to 35 points on a floor they'd tallied 27-straight wins on (good for 2nd in the nation), it's hard not to tip your cap. Major props, Aaron Craft. It's no secret he's arguably the best on-ball defender in the nation. By example, Craft showed his team the only way they could win on the road in the toughest of environments: lock down on defense. Further, in a game where just 87 total points were scored, Craft finished with 10 points, 10 assists, 7 rebounds, and 2 steals. That's what you need from your senior guard to win at a place like Marquette.
Roy Devyn Marble, Iowa
His name is not difficult to pronounce, but it just doesn't roll off the tongue easily. So we're going to call him RDM from now on. Just think of him as the new MKG. If someone has already come up with this, well done and apologies for duplicating it.
RDM is as pure of a scorer as there is in the Big Ten. He went 9-13 in Sunday's showdown against Abilene Christian en route to a season-high 27 points. He's got an effortless game from the outside but is also strong enough to finish at the rim with strength (and sometimes some style), which is why he's attempted 24 free throws in his last 3 games. Marble's offensive game is also helped by his active defense, as he is second in the Big Ten with 2.5 steals per game. While his greatest attribute is his knack for scoring, RDM has shown early in this season that he has an above-average all-around game.
Who's Not
LaQuinton Ross Ohio State
There's been a lot of buzz about me since I came out of high school, and the end of last year I gave them something to look forward to once again."
That's LaQuinton Ross talking about LaQuinton Ross from a Cleveland.com article on October 10, 2013. The way things are going, Ross may have to continue as his own hype man. He also may be the first person to put himself on the Put Up or Shut Up list after 4 games of a college basketball season.
Altogether, Ross just looks lost out there. There's no purpose in his movement, no aggressiveness, and seemingly no sense of urgency. Thad Matta has taken notice, sitting Ross for long stretches. It became most apparent that this is a BIG issue when Ross went 0-6 from the field, played just 18 minutes and only had one foul at Marquette. In a game where literally every person in the Bradley Center was hoping to see a remote sense of offense, Ross's scoring ability would have helped immensely. Ohio State needed its best offensive player to produce, and LaQuinton Ross's head coach didn't even have the confidence to let him play. Uh oh.
Mitch McGary, Michigan
There's no issue with Coach John Beilein and team doctors being cautious with McGary's return. Despite losing to Iowa State, McGary played 22 minutes and was relatively productive. What's become a major concern is the lingering nature of his back injury. The injury can create spurts of some good days with minimal pain, and other days where it's unbearable and difficult to contribute. The injury wouldn't be such a big concern if McGary had a medical history with a clean bill of health. But with the calf and foot injuries last year, plus this nagging back injury, and on top of McGary's style of play, health has become a major concern.
Even more so, McGary's game thrives on raw, personal emotion. For a guy like McGary, potentially sitting on the sidelines with warm-up gear and a brace on his back can be difficult to comprehend. Critics this year will continuously remind us that McGary had the chance to ride his enormous national momentum at the end of last year all the way to the Association. That rhetoric will build if McGary continues to be hampered by injury and is not producing at the levels many think he can. Last year, everything seemed to fall perfectly in place for him. Now, he's faced with adversity. Can his mental makeup mirror his tenacious physical and emotional foundation?
5 Guys Doing Their Best Louis Bullock Impression
For reference, this is Louis Bullock:
During the 1997-1998 season, the Michigan guard went 123-135 from the free throw line; in other words, he made 91.1% of the free throws he made during conference play and holds the record for the highest free throw percentage in single Big Ten Conference season. So what guys during the 2013-2014 season must be on the stripe when the game is on the line?
1. Andre Hollins, Minnesota
He shot 90.4% from the line during the 2011-2012 season and followed it up with shooting 80.6% from the line in 2012-2013 while attempting 45 more free throws than the previous season. He's also averaging about 2.5 more minutes so far this year, so expect Hollins to still be a phenomenal free throw shooter who should hover around 85% for the season.
2. Tim Frazier, Penn State
Frazier shot 79.1% in the 2011-2012 Big Ten season, good for 5th in the conference. As previously stated, he's literally Penn State's go-to guy in every late-game situation. His experience delivering in crunch time in the past will hopefully allow the Nittany Lions to squeak out some conference wins. The same arguments about Hollins can be made for Frazier in terms of increased minutes and an increase in free throw attempts. Frazier falls below Hollins because historically he just doesn't shoot it as well.
3. Roy Devyn Marble, Iowa
His FT percentage has rise from 53%, to 72.3%, to 81% last year, and he's around that same percentage so far this year. Marble is the guy for Iowa because he is the Hawkeyes' veteran leader, their best player and still shoots considerably well from the line.
4. Keith Appling, Michigan State
Albeit early, there's been a big increase in Appling's shooting ability so far this year: he's shooting 11% better from the field, roughly 20% better from the 3 point line and 5% better from the stripe. Gary Harris finished in the Top 10 in Free Throw Percentage each of the last two years in conference play. During that span, he's attempted 170 free throws and converted on roughly 77% of them. Expect 200+ free throw attempts and an 80% clip at the line for Appling.
5. Aaron White, Iowa
I know, I know. How can you have two guys from the same team at the free throw line? You can't, so think of White as an insurance policy if Marble is being doubled. He shot 74.8% from the line last year on a whopping 258 free throw attempts, good for 8th in the entire nation. He's 17-20 so far this year, and the "bullpen by committee"-type attitude that is prevalent throughout this 2013 Iowa team also translates to the free throw line.


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Since my senior year of high school, I've been completely disinterested in gifts. There's nothing that I need and even if I wanted something, it'd be so frivolous that it isn't even worth buying. I don't particularly like receiving gifts, either, which makes birthdays and Christmas an interesting time of the year. So this is my attempt at making a birthday wish list, despite truly only wanting number six on the list.
2. Burberry Brit perfume (Nordstrom Rack has a big bottle for much cheaper!)
3. Donations to The Malala Fund and/or Love 146
5. Coffee
6. Harry Styles
7. Le Pen pens
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Winter issue of Nuffield News
19 December 2011
The winter edition of our newsletter is now available to download.
Issue 19 includes the latest from the IFS study on the impact of birth month on educational achievement and well-being; details of our report into foundation funding of international development; and news of the Nuffield Council on Bioethics' recommendations for ethical policies relating to the donation of bodily materials.
We also feature news of The Supportive School, a new book which identifies the schooling factors that affect young people's development and well-being, and an innovative new manual for helping governments regulate the marketing of junk food to children.
The newsletter also covers the findings from Penny Darbyshire's fascinating study of what it means to be a judge in today's legal system, as well as news of Science bursary student Hannah Blyth's astronomical achievements.


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Please join in our community class in the beautiful Lyceum Hall at New Garden Township Park. We practice Tuesday evenings 6:00-7:00pm, this is an all-levels practice designed to de-stress, de-compress and re-center.
Classes will be held indoors and weather permitting, we will take our mats out into the park.
Props will be provided, BYOM (bring your own mat) and be sure to wear comfortable clothing. In the mean time, feel free to contact me with any questions about this series.


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Last year, Devil's Due Publishing left Diamond Comic Distributors, leaving a large amount of debt, both to the distributor and to creators, alongside allegations that Diamond had lost much of their stock. It wasn't pretty.
Today, Devil's Due will announce they are back, as Devil's Due Entertainment, still headed up by Josh Blaylock.
They are also publishing a new imprint Project Rectify, featuring projects with an aim to pay back creators that DDP owed money to.
In what must have been a rather fiddled with press release, Bill Schanes, Diamond's Vice President of Purchasing is quoted as saying "We're excited to see what the new Devil's Due Entertainment will have to offer comic book specialty retailers" which is about as non committal as it comes.
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Decided to do a radical freestanding remix of the sculpture Acceleration Still. Completely spontaneous, no pre-planning and/or fabricating of interior armature, similar to how I approach my outdoor works (ya work with what ya got.) All part of my recombinant painting, sculpture, installation series, where the work is remixable, intermixable, and infinitely unfinished.
The original A/S painting (original flat arrangement of the sculpture, and which will never be seen) is 27 x 16′, 300 aluminum panels. This iteration actually references the interior content, which is a butterfly wing composed from aircraft schemata.
This remix looks (to my eye) like a turbine descending a staircase.
Just peeking up behind the sculpture is the artwork My Anjan Jet Engine (also blue/black/silver), which evolved out of Acc/Still, as did injunjetenjun, and Turboaragato (a kabuki jet engine). All were conceived as I was researching information for the large sculpture; looking at hundreds of blueprints for airplanes, I kept seeing masks in the lines — from all eras and parts of the world. It wasn't pariedolia but a hint of metempsychosis; the schematics where functioning like a rorsharch ink blot enabling glimpses into past-life information (which I'll blog about sometime.)
Couple earlier views of A/S:
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The Village Idiot: In the Woodpile/
by John Hopkins
On a chilly afternoon last winter I was bringing wood into the house when I was startled to see a long, thin, black animal darting out of the woodpile outside the house and make a feverish beeline for the river. It was too big to be a squirrel, and based on its size, and the direction it was heading, I surmised it must have been a mink or an otter. Whatever it was, I had obviously disturbed its winter nesting spot, and I felt a little sorry to have disrupted a quiet, Sunday afternoon for this little creature.
Little did I realize that as soon as I stacked firewood outside our house I was essentially constructing a condominium complex for our neighbourhood wildlife. But really, I shouldn't have been surprised. After all, what could be more appealing in the chill of winter than establishing a seasonal home in a warm, dark, quiet stack of wood. That is, until the builder starts tearing down your condo piece by piece.
As we had some wood left over from the past winter, I found that certain creatures also enjoy the comforts and convenience of a woodpile in summer as well, in particular large black spiders. When I was a kid we called them dock spiders, and they had an amazing ability to spoil a perfectly good summer's day by the water.
Our 22-year-old niece Haley first alerted us to the presence of dock spiders in the wood pile when she was visiting us in July. After retrieving some fishing equipment from our porch she informed us that there was a "very large spider" perched on the side of the house, beside the left over firewood. I was not terribly alarmed, as Haley has quite an aversion to spiders of any size, which is ironic as she has travelled through Africa and Asia over the past few years and probably come in close proximity of jungle creatures that would make my skin crawl. Yet, she refuses to open a screen door that has a Daddy Long Legs clinging to it – we all have our anxieties…
So, with Haley's aversion to spiders in mind I calmly walked up to the house to see what "horrendous" creature had caused her alarm. What followed was a scene reminiscent of the movie Annie Hall, when Woody Allen visits his ex-girlfriend's apartment to kill a seemingly harmless spider in the bathroom with a magazine – "Darling, I've been killing spiders since I was 30" – only to find out the job requires a little more artillery, and chooses a tennis racquet, leading to the classic line, "Honey, there's a spider in your bathroom the size of a Buick."
Yes, the spider by our woodpile was a little larger than I had anticipated and Haley's misgivings were truly justified.
In winter, the creatures in the woodpile are not as unpleasant as dock spiders, and the inconveniences are somewhat different. To be fair, I probably should have been aware of the presence of visitors before my encounter with the mink or otter that January afternoon I mentioned above. For one thing, there was the spike in my internet data usage around the middle of November. At first it was fairly easy to explain – with the shorter days and cooler weather we were inside more and watching TV – but I noticed the wifi usage was high even on days we were away.
Then there was the satellite dish mounted to the side of the house and the late night pizza deliveries. And the garbage! I came outside one Sunday morning to find chip bags, pop cans and peanut shells scattered all over the porch, and a squirrel passed out sitting upright against a fence post, with three empty root beer cans crumpled beside him. On another occasion we were awakened to a chorus of chipmunks, leaning groggily on each other's shoulders belting out "Louie, Louie" over and over.
I don't think I would have minded so much if we would at least have been invited to one of these parties. I mean, that's rule one of having a neighbourhood shindig, right? You invite the neighbours. But not us. On Super Bowl Sunday all manner of beaver, chipmunk, squirrel and rabbit came hopping and running over to the woodpile condo armed with chicken wings, potato skins, battered shrimp and cream soda, but Nancy and I were left to sit in our lonely house and listen to the hooting and hollering going on outside our front door. I think even our two cats were invited out to the woodpile, but discretely chose not to attend and further embarrass us. At least there is some loyalty left in the world.
Looking back on it now, I'm not so sure that skinny black creature I sent scurrying off to the river last winter wasn't so much running for shelter so much as grabbing some more refreshments before the second half kick-off.
I've just about had it with these party animals.


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For a fanbase inured to secrecy and broken promises the tale of a yacht called Nélie and the disbarring of Massimo Cellino from owning Leeds United is just another page to add to the club's sorry story since Peter Ridsdale infamously "lived the dream" on borrowed cash.
But for the Football League it marks something of a milestone. While intervention under its owners and directors test has recently led to subtle changes behind the scenes at some clubs, not least at Nottingham Forest, this is the first open-and-shut case of a prospective club owner being struck out by the rule.
In taking the view that Cellino's recent conviction in a Sardinian court for non-payment of import duties on a boat constituted a disqualifying condition under its "dishonesty" test, it represented one small step in football's relationship with money and a giant leap in the willingness of governing bodies to apply their own rule book.
In one sense it looks like an obvious call, given the coincidence of the court case's proximity to the Football League's deliberations. On the other the picture was clouded by the fact that the ruling was based in Italian law and Cellino's lawyers are believed to have argued that it was a civil, administrative matter rather than a criminal one. An appeal remains possible but will have to be lodged within 14 days.
On previous occasions the impression has been given that football's governing bodies were looking for excuses not to implement their fit and proper persons test rather than apply it. Despite the globalisation of the game and the procession of owners from home and abroad alighting on English clubs for a myriad of not always munificent reasons, the refrain was always that little could be done above and beyond the law of the land.
That was before the financial meltdowns at Liverpool, where Tom Hicks and George Gillett borrowed their way to infamy, and Portsmouth, where a jaw-dropping series of transactions precipitated freefall and forced the Premier League to beef up its own tests and introduce new rules requiring clubs to provide advance financial information.
At Football League level the picture is more complex. Just before Greg Clarke was appointed chairman the league had its own wake-up call with Notts County – the country's oldest league club pushed to the brink of oblivion in a surreal tale that took in Jersey-based fraudsters, North Korea, Sol Campbell and Sven-Goran Eriksson.
Football League resources do not allow for the kind of investigatory oversight that is now commonplace in the Premier League, while the absolute numbers are obviously larger (72 clubs compared with 20). The worst problems now manifest themselves not in the top flight but at Championship level, where a perfect storm of the need to gamble on promotion to the promised land, the increased firepower of rivals fortified by parachute payments and rising costs make even clubs with sizeable fanbases an unappealing prospect financially.
As a result, some of the most famous names in English football have tended to attract investors with ambiguous intentions or sources of income. Birmingham City's current travails are an extreme example of where that road can lead.
The Football League deserves some sympathy, while many of its clubs remain in financial difficulty and crying out for investment. But there appears to be a belated realisation that it also has a responsibility to discover who the ultimate owner, or prospective owner, of any club is and where his money comes from.
It does not help Leeds fans very much in their current predicament – with the Bahraini owners GFH reluctant to commit to further funding and faced with having to find another buyer – but it must be hoped some good will come of the Football League's belated line in the sand.
Strange and disconcerting as it is, there appears to have been a recent outbreak of common sense amid the ruling bodies that make up English football's dysfunctional family.
First the Football Association built a carefully argued and impeccably researched case against Nicolas Anelka over his antisemitic quenelle gesture. Then, despite an ultimatum from the Hull City owner, Assem Allam, it knocked back his crackpot plan to change the club's name to Hull Tigers. Now the Football League has found a backbone.


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In spite of a clear and heartfelt appeal from Ted Wilson, world president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, the Columbia Union Conference voted on July 29, 2012, to ordain women as pastors.
This historic action creates a doctrinal rift between the union, most of the Mid-Atlantic conferences, and the majority of the world church. Elder Wilson cautioned this divisive vote could produce "many grave consequences" and lead to fragmentation and disunity.[1]
Founded in part by Ellen White, the Adventist Church has always supported women being active in a broad spectrum of ministry. Yet the Sunday vote represents a major departure from the historic Adventist position that the Scriptures only support men being ordained as pastors.
The Pacific Union Conference is scheduled to consider a similar vote on August 19 in Southern California. If you are opposed to North American Conferences separating theologically from the world church:
Please review the material here at Christ or Culture
Sign the petition
Forward to loyal SDA friends
The petition and growing body of information will be presented to all the NAD and GC leaders prior to the August 19 vote.
Visit Christ or Culture for continuing updates …
Visit the comments page setup by the Columbia Union to voice your concerns here
[1] http://www.columbiaunion.org/article/1093/news/2012-news-archives/july-29-2012-columbia-union-constituents-overwhelmingly-affirm-women-pastors-through-ordination#.UBXw7TFrOHs


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Ecoline-D is used for quality control of incoming and outgoing goods in the food industry. It complies with the ATEX zone 0, IFS, BRC, and HACCP. The typical application for this metal detector is to inspect incoming and out-going goods. It is also recommended for in-line inspection during packing, weighing or labelling.
Used to inspect packed and un-packed pieced goods and complies with quality standards BRC, IFS and HACCP. This metal detector is commonly found in the plastic industry, in-house recycling, wood and quality control for incoming goods.
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Used for quality control of incoming and outgoing goods in the food industries and complies with the IFS, BRC and HACCP quality standards. It also has the capability to detect magnetic and non-magnetic contaminants (steel, stainless steel, aluminum).
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text: French start-up 2B1st Consulting introduced at Hannover Messe a collaborative digital tool designed to help companies implement industry 4.0 solutions. The Industrie 4.0 Smart Platform® is meant to guide companies on their digital transition, offering a three-step process, starting with the creation of the project through to the building of scenarios and their final implementation. The solution addresses the usual barriers linked to collaborative processes, for example how to manage communication between stakeholders. The platform is meant to group together the different partners (project leaders, contractors, end users, engineering companies…) and facilitate dialogue between them in order to model collaborative projects with better chances of success.


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SANTA CLARA, Calif. - Santa Clara baseball announced the hiring of Keith Beauregard as an assistant coach on Tuesday. Beauregard will act as the hitting coach and assist with recruiting.
"Great programs are all about great people," said Santa Clara head coach Dan O'Brien. "We are committed to surrounding our guys with outstanding human beings who are also great baseball coaches and we've certainly done that with the addition of Keith. Our players love coming to the yard and working with our staff everyday and that's what it's all about."
"I am humbled and honored to become a part of Santa Clara baseball - a program continuously defined by tradition, loyalty and excellence," said Beauregard. "I want to thank the coaching staff, players and athletic department for welcoming me into the community and for making my 3,000-mile trip west such a smooth and effortless transition. In meeting with Coach O'Brien and the rest of the baseball staff, the future is bright and the vision is clear; we are here to produce pro-ready athletes, great leaders, innovators and of course to win. Alumni, faculty, students, and the entire city of Santa Clara should be commended for what has been built and excited for what lies ahead. The 2013 Broncos are driven to succeed and we pledge to add to the legacy that is Bronco Baseball."
Beauregard was the assistant coach, recruiting coordinator, hitting and outfield coach at the University of Massachusetts at Lowell from 2011-12. In his two years at Lowell, the team produced three professional players and the team advanced to the 2011 NCAA East Regional after being given an at-large bid for finishing the season 37-14 overall and 18-8 in the Northeast-10.
Beauregard arrived in Lowell after a standout career with the Worcester Tornado's of the Can-Am League and the Saint Anselm Hawks in the Northeast-10. Beauregard put up strong numbers with the Tornado's from 2005-07, with a career average of .288. His finest season came in 2007 as he hit .317 with five home runs, 31 RBI and 15 stolen bases.
While a member of the Saint Anselm College Hawks, under current UMass Lowell head coach Ken Harring from 2002-05, Beauregard set many program records that still stand today. Among his achievements, he owns the Saint Anselm mark for career hits (223), singles (148), doubles (46) and triples (15), while sitting in second for career RBI (102).
While at Saint Anselm, he earned his degree in Criminal Justice. After completing his career with Worcester, Beauregard worked for Prudential Douglas Elliman in New York as a real estate agent from 2008-2010.


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Imminent is teaming up with Gear Resource Outfitters for this snowshoe tour with a beer tasting at the end!
Snowshoeing and beer. Sounds like a fine day!!
Meet for lunch at the State Park about 15 minutes from Northfield, then head out on an off-trail, backwoods adventure for about 2.5 miles (distances vary based on snow conditions). From here, you will drive to Imminent Brewing in Northfield to enjoy a flight of beer samples (for those 21 and over — non-alcoholic beverage options for those under 21).
This trip includes: lunch, snowshoe rentals, an off-trail, backwoods guided trip through the forest, and beer tasting at Imminent Brewing.
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Shreya Saran may not be seen often on big screen, as her fans expect her to see, but it has opened up a new world for her to fulfill her dreams. Yes, the actress, who has been dreaming to open a spa for a while, has finally opened her first outlet in Andheri, Mumbai.
Fitness freak Shreya has named it Shree Spa and has plans to open in different parts of India. However, her parents will take care of the massage centre.
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Real Chance of Love
Real Chance of Love
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Chance (Kamal Givens) is a player who charms the ladies with his boyish enthusiasm and speaks his mind no matter who's listening. His brother, Real (Ahmad Givens), is a prince who is a gentleman with a soft, romantic side he isn't afraid to show. Together they are the self-proclaimed "Stallionaires" who do everything together -- live, produce & perform music, travel, and date. They even fell in love with the same woman on "I Love NY" and were amongst the final three contestants, but New York sent them both home and picked someone else. Now they're trying to find love on their own program. At the end of Season 1, Chance didn't select any of the ladies and Real selected Corn Fed, but they broke up only days after the Reunion Show. In Season 2, they try one more time to find love.
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The story of the bronze footprints of the sign talkers neatly fits this decade. The conference that they commemorate was in 1930 and the building that was built in part to locate and protect that circle was the Museum of the Plains Indian. This filmed convention was meant to record the basic gestures of the last sign talkers from several tribes. Bits of it are on YouTube and Piegan Institute has put the whole thing on DVD but, as far as I know, it's not commercially available. Ironically, it was organized by a general who had lost parts of his hands! When he made the sign for elk, making one's hands into antlers, it was not a trophy head. In addition to the film, each man was asked to make an impression of his feet in plaster, which was then cast in bronze, now arranged in a circle in front of the Museum of the Plains Indian in Browning, Montana. The men were wearing their regalia, not the "citizens' dress" of their daily lives, and so their toes show plainly through their moccasins. At first very formal, by the end of the film the men are having an hilarious time telling jokes and clowning.
This incident and the eventually ensuing edifice record some of the ambivalence about the Blackfeet at this time. On the one hand, "salvage anthropology" (the idea that anthros should gather up as much of vanishing cultures as they could) was important. Voisin, the sculptor, was in Browning about then, making portraits of outstanding people, though the real salvage was filming the sign talkers. Then the museum was built through the efforts of John Ewers, the first curator and author of the classic "The Blackfeet: Raiders of the Plains," The museum was meant to be a double institution: partly a repository of objects and partly a workshop where people would create modern versions of them to sell to tourists. They were not defined as "art" but as "crafts" but crafts were an elevated category.
This movement had started years earlier in the valuing of folk skills in Britain and across America, handwork like baskets, blankets, quilts, pots and the like. (At this same time, high art revolved around Paris and Manhattan, leaving representation behind, but Charlie Russell and others were engaged in what was essentially a pictorial version of salvage anthropology, painting the West that was gone by the Thirties.) The Museum was funded in part by the US Crafts Board, which was working desperately to help people make enough money that way to stay alive, and partly by the Lions Club.
Ironically, in 1930 just as the Depression gripped the nation by the throat, "Tip" O'Neill and Louis Hill hit the first big oil gusher on the Michael's ranch near Cut Bank. Agent Stone asked for a geological survey of the reservation but was denied. This was a poker game and no one wanted to show their cards. In 1933 the Santa Rita well came in and there was much drilling in the Cut Bank area. There were many bids for leases, but they were hit-and-miss with no systematic criteria or process developed to keep track of them.
In 1934 the Indian Reorganization Act, which was part of the New Deal, created the present form of tribal government. Out of roughly a thousand Indian families, 747 were receiving federal welfare assistance and 138 were making it on their own. By 1935, with Warren O'Hara as superintendent, the Blackfeet Tribal Constitution had been prepared and the Tribal Charter was approved by the Bureau of Indian Affairs. In 1936 the superintendent is C.L. Graves. An inventory shows that the tribal goods and equipment have been quietly looted -- the value of the missing things is estimated at $100,000. In 1939 an attempt to balance the Council's cashbook couldn't succeed because entries between January first and September first had not been recorded, nor had Nancy Goss, the treasurer, been making receipts. Hazlett was the chair, a controversial figure as always. Brian Connolly, Wright Hagerty and Levi Burd are on the council.
Paul Rosier's "Rebirth of the Blackfeet Nation, 1912 - 1954" is a careful, detailed, evidence-based account of what was happening through this period. It may seem dry to those who don't know the people involved, but for we who do recognize individuals -- might be related to them -- or for the individuals themselves who are still living, this book deserves careful reading and discussion. This is the time period when the idea of a reservation for a dying and essentially different people has to be replaced by the idea of people with a special heritage who are entitled citizens like everyone else. Denial dominates strategy. The larger world has never admitted this shift. They want ghost Indians, not real players.
Outsiders have very little understanding of the many factions or the depth of the schism between full-bloods and double-bloods. Blood quantum (really provenance rather than blood DNA) for enrollment is reduced and reduced again until it stands at roughly a quarter-inheritance from an enrolled ancestor, male or female, but it is always challenged. One parent's family might have both enrolled and un-enrollable children, with consequences being fairly crucial for entitlement or subsidy. All of this, combined with the riches of oil, make the job of the Tribal Council overwhelming, to say nothing of the constant accusations of corruption.
The continuing intervention and supervision by the Agency Superintendent and the Bureau of Indian Affairs meant that three-handed games were inevitable. One entity plays the victim, the second plays the oppressor, and the third plays the rescuer. Everyone swaps roles as is convenient. Some of the organizational problems seem irresolvable. The reservation is separate, but wants to be sovereign, meaning decide its own affairs. But the people are not quite ready to negotiate the perils of Washington, D.C., nor do they have any way of supporting themselves except through oil and government dependence. This is when the land lease payments began to be diverted out of the hands of the owners assigned by the Dawes Act. In addition, the people are dependent on the US government for major law enforcement (murder, arson, etc.) but have no Supreme Court that can resolve locally rigged outcomes of lawsuits. To imagine what these times were like, think of Afghanistan without the explosions.
Education in this time period was functional on the reservation where Doug Gold, son of the Presbyterian minister, had organized and built the first public school in Browning. Many students were educated at the higher levels at regional Indian high schools and vocational schools. Then came international war and a new kind of education by experience. It was suddenly very important to be American.
Some things you might want to add:
By 1931 the railway was feeling the pinch of the Depression, and cut
back almost entirely the road trips on which it used to send Blackfeet
delegations east to promote Glacier. Those trips were financially
important to those who were entertainers for the railway. Rather than
just three months of work, June 15 to September 15, at Glacier Park
Hotel, the trips east could add one to three months of additional wages.
Also, the group of Blackfeet who remained on hire to work at the hotel
was smaller, and starting in 1934 did so without front-man Two Guns, who
had died earlier in the year. His death along with the subsequent death
of Bird Rattle marked a further evolution in the lineup of entertainers,
with people like Mike Short Man and the Wades-in-the-Waters, among
others, becoming more prominent.
The promotional work the railway did, however, laid the groundwork
(raising the profile of the tribe) for the hiring of a group of
Blackfeet to appear with Shirley Temple in the Hollywood production of
Susannah of the Mounties.
You also don't mention the "Big Claim," the land claim compensation
issue left over from 1855, launched as a lawsuit about 1925. So many
people in the 1930s thought it would be the big payout, which it later
proved not to be. I think each person got about $85.


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Concerns over Jabulani
Admittedly, I haven't put a foot on the World Cup soccer ball this year. And until I actually have that opportunity, it will be impossible to know for sure, but ...
It sure seems like the fuss over the ball was legitimate.
A number of players and goalies criticized the ball in the days leading up to the World Cup, and usually there's nothing to that.
The reason why I believe that the ball (adidas' Jabulani) is not right is because there haven't been many well-struck free kicks. Or long-range shots. The last World Cup opened with Germany's Philip Lahm scoring on a laser beam from well outside the penalty area.
Then against the United States, Tomas Rosicky of the Czech Republic hit an absolute bomb from downtown in a 3-0 win. And away we went.
Those goals haven't come this year. Even the cross-field passes are off every once in a while, which seems odd for a World Cup game. Ditto for the mis-timed jumps by goalies on corner kicks and defenders and attackers on crosses into the box.
This could be about the altitude making the ball carry, but something seems off, and I'm pointing to the Jabulani. But that's just one man's opinion.
Anyone else have any ideas or thoughts?
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- 2 April 2009
Dundee's top drum & bass night once again heads south to host one of its infamous Glasgow parties. This month they are joined by special guest J Bostron. Originally from Ireland but now based in Glasgow this producer/DJ is known for his dub heavy junglist take on D&B.
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The Giraffe Centre is located in Karen, 23 km (14 mi) from Amani Gardens. It was established in order to protect the endangered Rothschild giraffe that is found only in the grasslands of East Africa.
The main attraction for visitors is feeding giraffes from a raised observation platform. This is a great place for children. The centre is also home to several warthogs which freely roam the area along with the giraffes.
Daily including weekends and public holidays between: 9.00am to 5.00pm.
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Keyshia Cole Chats With Power 105's Breakfast Club
Keyshia Cole, along with her husband Daniel "Boobie" Gibson sat down for an interview with Power 105's Breakfast Club. The songstress spoke about her family life, new album Woman To Woman, reality show Family First and comparisons to K.Michelle. Keyshia also touched upon her admiration for Jay-Z and Beyonce's relationship. "I love in my mind to look at Jay-Z and Beyonce because I think that he is a guy that's hood but he got his business together and I think he respects his woman regardless of what that is," she said. "He respects her doing her thing. If that's her doing sexy clothes, if that's her singing whatever song she wants to sing, heartbroken, happy, whatever, he supports his woman." When asked about K.Michelle, she said they were good. "I feel like, when I came into the business you have that somebody that you say, 'She set limits for me and know that I can reach that plateau', and I like I am that for K. Michelle like Mary was that for me," said Keyshia. "Whoever comes after K. it's gon' be all G. I've already done a lot of things that people are tryin' do and I'm gonna give you the best advice to you and if you call me I'm gonna let you know what it is, my personal feelings and my beliefs about the industry and anything I can do to help… as long as it's not money." Watch the full interview below. "Want to be first? Sign up for Vibe STATUS now and get the latest news delivered to your inbox daily. Plus get exclusive party invites, giveaways and perks."


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Spanish Architect firm Selgas Cano- vibrant yet low-impact office that merges into the landscape.
Facebook's new 150,000 square-foot office at Palo Alto, California. The company opted to leave some of the walls white to encourage employees to add the finishing touches.
Adobe's Office- Artist and designer Honchaymoi's Visualization for a future Adobe office.
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All concerned are, hereby, informed that the vide MHA vide Circular No. 26011/06/2015-OCI dated 29.01.2015, the Ministry of Home Affairs of Government of India has dispensed with the requirement of 'U' Visa OCI STICKER and made OCI Card in the form of Booklet a valid document for travel to India. Therefore, all concerned are requested to carry a valid OCI CARD in the form of Booklet issued to them.
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California residents who are injured in bus accidents may wonder who should be held responsible. Since a bus is an example of a vehicle known as a common carrier, it is held to a high standard of responsibility for its passengers. Any vehicle that is supposed to transfer people or goods for money is a common carrier. Tour buses, school buses and commercial buses are all designated as common carriers.
Following an accident in which the bus driver is at fault, several different people or entities might be held responsible. In addition to the driver, it might be both the driver and the company that owns the vehicle. If the bus is a tour bus, the tour company might be responsible. The property on which the accident occurred might even bear some responsibility depending on the nature of the accident.
In a lawsuit involving a bus accident, a civil court will determine whether negligence was involved. A bus company is not responsible for every accident that happens, but if the driver behaved in a way that was not reasonable, the company could be.
For example, a driver or company might be considered negligent if the driver falls asleep at the wheel, the driver is under the influence of alcohol or drugs, or the vehicle is not maintained to safety standards. Passengers have reasonable expectations that a driver will be unimpaired and that a bus is maintained properly. Individuals who are seriously injured in a bus crash in circumstances such as these may wish to discuss a lawsuit with an attorney. Compensation from such a lawsuit might cover medical expenses, and a bus company might also agree to settle the suit out of court.


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By now you know that our keytags are compatible with many software companies – including Mindbody Online, Twin Oaks, and of course Zenplanner.
But just how do you go about assigning barcode keytags in Zenplanner?
Luckily, Zenplanner provides very easy to follow directions on their support website, but here is a snippet.
- Click on the Edit button next to the person's name to open their personal info settings, then click on the Member tab.
- Enter the number from her new ID card into the Bar Code ID field and save your changes.
- Test the barcode keytag in the attendance kiosk to make sure it has been set up properly.
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'Terra Nostra' Sets Record For World's Tiniest Paper
By: Nu Yang
You're probably going to need a magnifying glass to read this newspaper.
A special edition of the Portuguese weekly Terra Nostra recently set a new world record as the world's smallest newspaper, measuring just 25 x 18mm, according to the World Records Academy. With the headline "A Hug to the World," the special 32-page edition of Terra Nostra cost 2.5 euro. The paper is regularly published in tabloid format.
The special edition was issued Feb. 20, the World Day of Social Justice. Proceeds from sales of the special edition will benefit the local branch of the Associação Portuguesa de Deficientes, an organization dedicated to helping the disabled. Terra Nostra director Natacha Alexandra Pastor told the World Association of Newspapers and News Publishers that there has been a "continuous request for copies coming from all over the world."
Pastor said the main challenge was "to keep the best quality possible for type and images so they could be visualized and read without any problems, and we succeeded, as has been admitted and admired by the members of the Guinness World Record Committee."


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Millennium Manifesto
We believe that the Middle School years are the springtime of human development. A uniquely rich opportunity to plant seeds of awareness and insight. We flip the lights on, brightly, in these most formative years because our world needs fully engaged human beings.
We are not a school; we are a learning lab. Making sense of the unknown is where we discover who we are. We help young minds find their passion for learning, to build a flywheel for perpetual curiosity. We embrace failure, paradox and complexity with playfulness.
We are unapologetically audacious in our mission and define success as feeling fully alive and consciously engaged in the world. Anyone, and we mean anyone, can go to our school, as long as they bring their uniqueness, courage and beauty.
Our staff is gifted - they love their jobs and would go to Millennium if they were adolescents again. They lead forums, quests and expeditions that immerse our children in the world outside of school. They are guides more than teachers.
Curiosity, creativity and compassion are the most complex subjects to score high on at Millennium. We teach these relentlessly. Our kids leave school inspired.
We believe that happiness and achievement are only meaningful in tango. One without the other is crippled. Peace in our hearts is our first goal. Knowing things follows naturally.
Our kids will go to any school and do well…will know how to fall in love and love unconditionally…will cry and never feel less for it…will never fear to be who they are, because they see joy and power in being themselves.
June 2017
Millennium School is an innovation lab exploring the intersection of Developmental Science and Adolescent Education in the heart of San Francisco. In partnership with professors from leading universities, Millennium is developing an integrated educational program based on neuroscience and developmental psychology.
These educators have convened to create a model middle school that implements best practices for holistic student development, translating leading research and experiential learning techniques into practical application. The program combines integrated academics with self-discovery and real-word application through student-centered projects.
Beyond operating the lab school, Millennium disseminates its whole-student development methodology through professional development programs for teachers. The combined result is an integrated learning organization exploring humanistic education for the 21st century.


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Eating on your own: the rules
There is a weird stigma to eating on your own. Especially as a woman. I can state this as FACT because I am a woman that lurves to eat alone. Not just while in my pants on my sofa watching Law And Order, but in restaurants - real life restaurants full of couples and groups of friends wiping away tears of laughter at my lonely expense.
Well, sod 'em. Sod them and sod Jean Baudrillard, the French philosopher who said, "Sadder than destitution, sadder than a beggar is the man who eats alone in public. Nothing more contradicts the laws of man or beast, for animals always do each other the honour of sharing or disputing each other's food." Well, I beg to differ Mr Baudrillard, sometimes I don't want a man or beast disputing my food.
It's amazing how people think you're deserving of pity if they overhear you saying, "table for one, please." When in actual fact they should be jealous because while their dining companion is spitting bits of fennel (I hate fennel) in their wine, stealing potatoes off their plate and complaining about cold chicken, I'm sitting reading my book in bliss with no one scowling when I ask for mayonnaise with my chunky chips.
This weekend I went to a book fair in Southwold. Not only was I the youngest person there by a millennium, but I was also on my own. My boyfriend's family were there, but they were attending different talks and doing their own thing, so much of the time I was loitering around country pubs and cafes, munching pastries on my tod. And for some reason, the sight of a young girl (trust me I was pretty much a foetus compared to these folks) eating pastry on her own inspired such an onslaught of pity that I was drummed out of many establishments on a tide of sympathetic tuts and "no fella, eh?" queries.
Considering I was at a book fair wearing my best 'I can read' spectacles, I thought everyone would take me for some mysterious and enigmatic writer, come to the country to research her next award-winning novel about time travelling dogs. But no. Apparently I looked like a lonely lass in need of a bloke. Do you have to look completely mental for people to leave you alone if you're eating on your own? Like the woman with the beard in The Green Man who always has a pair of tights pulled over her head? No one goes, "no fella, eh?" to her.
So, in conclusion: eating alone is perfectly acceptable. In fact eating alone is preferable when you're in a rush, don't want to talk or just want to gorge Bodean's combo platter for two on your own. It doesn't mean you're lonely or single or unhappily married. In fact it bears no relevance to your relationship status at all. So there.
(Although having said that, I would totally have sat with the couple in Southwold who bought their own cushions with them to the pub - but I wasn't invited. Next time I'll take my own cushion.)
Am I alone in how I feel about eating alone? Let me know on Twitter: @Jousmar


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Famous People with Long Names
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A list of celebrities who have very long names. Some have multiple middle names, and some are from cultures where their surnames include the names of all of their family members. Some just have hyphenated last names, or just extra names for no clear reason at all. What are the longest names ever? Which famous people have really long names?This list includes actors, musicians, writers, and other celebrity-type people who have multiple names. Several are of Spanish heritage, from cultures that customarily include the names of relatives and ancestors. These include Spanish painter Pablo Picasso, whose full naem is Pablo Diego José Francisco de Paula Juan Nepomuceno María de los Remedios Cipriano de la Santísima Trinidad Ruiz y Picasso, and personality Charo, who was born María del Rosario Mercedes Pilar Martínez Molina Baeza.
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Latest Children's Peace Prize Winner Puts Empathy Into Action
There are traditions that believe children enter the world knowing everything there is to know about human existence. Others believe that our time growing up is less about learning what we don't know and more about remembering everything that the universe has already told us. Some ancient cultures felt that children were oracles, and philosophers would spend time listening to them in search of the meaning of life. They believed that children were not only our future but also had the answers to our present. One child's answers earned her the 2014 International Children's Peace Prize.
The Children's Peace Prize is awarded annually to "an exceptional child, whose courageous or otherwise remarkable actions have made a difference in improving children's rights, which helps children worldwide." Launched in 2005, the idea was to encourage children to express their ideas, and most importantly, put them into action. The winner receives an educational scholarship, which includes living expenses.
2014 winner Neha Gupta is a child of the globe. A United States citizen, she was born in New Zealand to Indian parents and now lives in the suburbs of Philadelphia. When she was nine years old, she took her annual trek to visit her grandparents in India and celebrated her birthday with the children at a local orphanage — a family tradition. For the first time, she became aware of how different her life was from the orphans': They would never have an education like hers, they faced malnutrition and disease, and most importantly, they didn't have the love and support of a family.
When she returned home, she immediately set out to do what she could to help. She raised money through garage sales made up of items donated by neighbors. With additional donations from friends and family, she returned to India for her 10th birthday celebration with $5,000. That money was used to fund a library, food, clothes, and blankets for the orphanage.
Still in elementary school, Neha started Empower Orphans, a nonprofit striving to "elevate the well-being of orphaned children and empower them to succeed." In the nine years since, Empower Orphans has completed numerous projects, including establishing libraries, computer labs, science centers, and even a sewing center in schools around India. The organization has sponsored education for children and provided clothing and school supplies, health clinics for eye and dental exams, home improvement projects, and water purification systems and water wells.
Neha's efforts are especially remarkable because Empower Orphans' success is entirely the result of young people's actions. Everything is done by children and young people ages 7–20. They mobilize worldwide via social media to share ideas and execute projects. Many have been inspired to begin projects in their own communities across the globe.
Now 18, Neha is a premed student with the goal of becoming a doctor specializing in children's health. She plans to expand Empower Orphans to other countries while pursuing her degree.
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