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This degree programme studies cinema and television as major forces of enjoyment and knowledge within modern culture.
The city of Glasgow is a major centre for film and television production, and practitioners and policy makers from the creative industries visit the University regularly.
- September start: session dates
- Film & Television Studies MA (Hons): P390 4 year degree
- Glasgow: main campus
- Joint degree options
Film & Television Studies at Glasgow
Film and Television Studies (FTVS) is a dynamic subject area, graduating students for the first time in 1986, and now located within the School of Culture and Creative Arts (SCCA) of the College of Arts. With a complement of some 13 academic staff, and approximately 500 students, it has achieved national and international distinction in the FTVS field.
Based in the Gilmorehill Centre, at the heart of the city's West End, FTVS is a frequent host for cultural events linked to both the immediate area and the wider Glasgow setting (Bandstand-related screenings, primary school screenings, etc.) and serves as a regular meeting place for particular cine-related and broadcasting interest groups (the Radical Film Network, etc.); the annual Screen Conference takes place in the Gilmorehill Centre in June-July each year, attracting scholars from all corners of the world.
Intellectual work covers a broad range of engagements, from the critical-historical to more production-centred components, and is marked by an ongoing commitment to the integration of theory and practice, made in the interests of broadening recruitment, enhancing student employability, and pedagogic innovation within our disciplines. The subject area is now seeking to innovate and achieve distinction in the realm of practical Screen Production, a significant aspect of future development in the wider discipline of FTVS. Such investment is represented in undergraduate contexts by two particular honours options (Screen Production for Junior Honours/Screen Production for Senior Honours), available to all members of the MA programme.
The subject area enjoys historic links with the media-production sector in the city of Glasgow (BBC Scotland, Scottish Television, Glasgow Media Centre, Film City, independent film, television and digital media companies, etc.), and with related sites of curation and exhibition (National Library of Scotland Moving Image Archive, Glasgow Film Theatre); of particular significance is the recent re-location of the Moving Image Archive to the refurbished Kelvin Hall, which incorporates a state-of-the art viewing theatre, online access to archival collections, and workstation facilities for private study.
FTVS enjoys close involvement with film-related events presences in the city's cultural calendar (Glasgow Film Festival, Africa in Motion Film Festival, Glasgow Short Film Festival, etc). These are routinely supplemented by 'pop-up' events (the Rough Cuts Festival, student animation festival, etc.) occurring both as virtual and 'real life' experiences.
International exchanges are a distinctive feature of our work in FTVS; students participate in a network of study abroad programmes, with particularly well-established links in place between Queen's University (Canada), The University of New South Wales (Australia), and the University of Hong Kong. Elsewhere, staff collaborate widely with international partners, including those based in the University of Stockholm, the University of Vienna, the University of Cape Town, and many others.
Programme structure
Years 1 and 2 provide a theoretical, critical and historical grounding. At Honours you will have the opportunity to combine core and optional courses involving more specialist study via these approaches, and to explore the role of practical work in enhancing understanding of both media.
Year 1
You will take two courses, which introduce techniques of film and television analysis, offer perspectives on film and television history, and examine the changing structures of cinema and television as industries:
- Looking, listening, reading
- Key moments in the developmentof film and television.
Year 2
You will extend this study with more detailed consideration of key theoretical concepts and historical methods, studying film and television alongside one another in two courses:
- Spectatorship, audiences and identities
- History, aesthetics and genre.
You will also study other subjects in years 1 and 2: see Flexible degrees.
Years 3 and 4
If you progress to Honours (years 3 and 4) your studies will consist of a combination of compulsory core courses (Film analysis, Television analysis, Media and cultural policy) and specialist options. These will typically include courses devoted to:
- particular periods and places (eg contemporary television drama, postwar Japanese cinema, Scottish film and television)
- genres (eg animation, amateur cinema, documentary film and television)
- theory and practice of film and television (eg digital media, television production, audiovisual team project, sound and film)
- specific themes (eg screen performance, cinematic journeys, children's television).
Programme alteration or discontinuation
The University of Glasgow endeavours to run all programmes as advertised. In exceptional circumstances, however, the University may withdraw or alter a programme. For more information, please see: Student contract.
Our international links
In your third year you have the opportunity to study abroad for a semester or longer. We have particularly successful links with Queen's University (Canada), the University of New South Wales (Australia) and the University of Hong Kong. See Study abroad.
Entry requirements
for entry in 2020
- Standard entry requirements: AAB guaranteed offer if additional requirements met.
- Minimum entry requirements: BBB considered for offer if meet additional requirements met.
- Additional requirements: Applicants who wish to study a joint programme that includes Mathematics, Statistics or Computing Science must also meet BSc requirements for those programmes. Applicants who wish to study a joint programme that includes Music must have Music at Grade B or ABRSM Grade 5 Theory.
About A-level entry requirements
The Standard Academic Entry Requirements represent the grades at which any possible offer would be made. Students must also meet mandatory subject requirements and any non-academic entry requirements (interviews, auditions, aptitude tests).
The Minimum Academic Entry Requirements represent the minimum grades that the University will accept for entry to the degree programme. Students must also meet mandatory subject requirements and any non-academic entry requirements (interviews, auditions, aptitude tests).
A-Level qualifications must be achieved at the first attempt.
- S5 standard entry requirements: AAAA/AAABB guaranteed offer if additional requirements met.
- S5 minimum entry requirements: ABBB to be considered for S6 offer.
- S6 standard entry requirements: AAAAAB cumulative grade requirement for S6 offer holders.
- Additional requirements: Higher English at Grade A or B and a Higher Humanities or Language subject at Grade A or B. Applicants who wish to study a joint programme that includes Mathematics, Statistics or Computing Science must also meet BSc requirements for those programmes. Applicants who wish to study a joint programme that includes Music must have Music at Grade B or ABRSM Grade 5 Theory.
We adjust these entry requirements for eligible applicants who complete one of our widening participation pre-entry programmes: see Access Glasgow
- Adjusted S5 standard entry requirements: AABB/ABBBB guaranteed offer if additional requirements met.
- Adjusted S5 minimum entry requirements: No minimum at S5.
- Adjusted S6 standard entry requirements: AABB/ABBBB cumulative grade requirement for S6 offer holders. Considered for offer at BBBB.
- Adjusted additional requirements: Higher English at Grade B and a Higher Humanities or Language subject at Grade B. Applicants who wish to study a joint programme that includes Mathematics, Statistics or Computing Science must also meet BSc requirements for those programmes. Applicants who wish to study a joint programme that includes Music must have Music at Grade B or ABRSM Grade 5 Theory.
Successful completion and grades in either the Top-Up Programme or Summer School.
About Higher entry requirements
SQA Highers
The S5 Standard Academic Entry Requirements represent the grades which, if attained in addition to successfully meeting mandatory subject requirements and any non-academic entry requirements (interviews, auditions, aptitude tests), will normally result in an offer being made. Students must achieve the standard entry requirements by the end of S5 (cumulative S4 and S5).
The S5 Minimum Academic Entry Requirements represent the minimum grades which an applicant must have obtained by the end of S5 (cumulative S4 and S5) in order for them to be considered for a conditional offer based on S6 results. Not all applicants who achieve the Minimum Academic Entry Requirements will be made an offer. This will depend on the number of applications we have received for a degree programme and the number of applicants who have met the Standard Academic Entry Requirements.
Where an applicant is made a conditional offer based on S6 results, the S6 Standard Academic Entry Requirements represent the cumulative grades that must be attained by the end of S6, in addition to meeting any mandatory subject and non-academic requirements. All degree programmes allow applicants to "double count" Highers and Advanced Highers in the same subject when calculating cumulative grades. A Grade B in an Advanced Higher will be regarded as another Grade A at Higher Level and a Grade C at Advanced Higher will be regarded as another Grade B at Higher Level. All degree programmes require grades in a minimum of four different subjects.
Advanced Highers
Advanced Highers are a qualification of increased importance to the University, which recognises that applicants with these qualifications find the transition to university easier and perform better in their university exams. Many of our degrees specify Advanced Highers as part of the S6 Entry Requirements.
If a school is unable to offer specific Advanced Higher subjects applicants will be made bespoke offers which will normally require the applicant to attain additional relevant Highers in S6.
Adjusted Entry Requirements
We adjust the Standard Academic Entry Requirements for eligible applicants who complete one of our widening participation pre-entry programmes. Criteria for eligibility include attending a Scottish target secondary school, living in a priority Scottish postcode area, current or previous experience of living in care or estrangement from family support.
For more information about your eligibility and our pre-entry programmes see: Access Glasgow.
International Baccalaureate
- Standard academic entry requirements: 36 points including three HL subjects at 6,6,5 guaranteed offer if additional requirements met.
- Minimum academic entry requirements: 32 points including three HL subjects at 6,5,5 considered for offer if meet additional requirements met.
- Additional requirements: Three HL subjects including English AND a Humanities or Language subject (SL6 will be considered for ONE). Applicants who wish to study a joint programme that includes Mathematics, Statistics or Computing Science must also meet BSc requirements for those programmes. Applicants who wish to study a joint programme that includes Music must have A level Music/Higher Music at Grade B or ABRSM Grade 5 Theory.
About International Baccalaureate entry requirements
The Standard Academic Entry Requirements represent the grades at which any possible offer would be made. Students must also meet mandatory subject requirements and any non-academic entry requirements (interviews, auditions, aptitude tests).
The Minimum Academic Entry Requirements represent the minimum grades that the University will accept for entry to the degree programme. Students must also meet mandatory subject requirements and any non-academic entry requirements (interviews, auditions, aptitude tests).
International Baccalureate qualifications must be achieved at the first attempt.
European qualifications
- Typical entry requirements for European qualifications: European requirements: Arts, Science, Engineering, Accountancy, Social Sciences [pdf]
For applicants whose first language is not English, the University sets a minimum English Language proficiency level.
English language requirements
International English Language Testing System (IELTS) Academic module (not General Training):
- overall score 6.5
- no sub-test less than 6.0
- or equivalent scores in another recognised qualification (see below)
Common equivalent English language qualifications:
- ibTOEFL*: 90; no sub-test less than: Reading: 20; Listening: 19; Speaking: 19; Writing: 23
- CAE (Cambridge Certificate of Advanced English): 176 overall: no sub-test less than 169
- CPE (Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English): 176 overall: no sub-test less than 169
- PTE Academic (Pearson Test of English, Academic test): 60; no sub-test less than 59
- IGCSE: English as a First Language (0500/0522): C in Reading and Writing, plus 1 in Listening, 2 in Speaking, where applicable. All four components (listening, writing, speaking, reading) must be examined and detailed on results slip
- IGCSE: English as a Second Language (0510/0511): A in Reading and Writing, plus A in Listening, 2/B in Speaking, where applicable. All four components (listening, writing, speaking, reading) must be examined and detailed on results slip
- Trinity College London Integrated Skills in English: ISEII at Distinction with Distinction in all sub-tests
* Please note that TOEFL is still acceptable for admission to this programme for both home/EU and international students.
For international students, the Home Office has confirmed that the University can choose to use TOEFL to make its own assessment of English language ability for visa applications to degree level courses. We therefore still accept TOEFL tests taken in the last two years for admission to this programme.
Pre-sessional courses
The University of Glasgow accepts evidence of the required language level from the English for Academic Study Unit Pre-sessional courses. We also consider other BALEAP accredited pre-sessional courses:
- School of Modern Languages and Cultures: English for Academic Study
- BALEAP guide to accredited courses
What do I do if...
my language qualifications are below the requirements?
The University's School of Modern Languages and Cultures offers a range of Pre-Sessional Courses to bring you up to entry level. The course is accredited by BALEAP, the UK professional association for academic English teaching; see Links.
my language qualifications are not listed here?
Please contact the Recruitment and International Office: email@example.com
If you require a Tier 4 student visa, your qualification must be one of the secure English language tests accepted by UK Border Agency:
- UK Border Agency Tier 4 English Language requirements
- UKBA list of approved English language tests [pdf]
Visa requirements and proof of English language level
It is a visa requirement to provide information on your level of English based on an internationally recognised and secure English language test. All test reports must be no more than 2 years old. A list of these can be found on the UK Border Agency website. If you have never taken one of these tests before, you can get an initial idea of your level by using the Common European Framework self-assessment grid which gives you a level for each skill (e.g. listening B1/writing B2 etc.) However, please note that this is not a secure English language test and it is not sufficient evidence of your level of English for visa requirements.
For further information about English language, please see School of Modern Languages and Cultures: English for Academic Study.
Career prospects
This programme is a valuable preparation for careers in various aspects of the media, arts and cultural industries. The immediate job destinations of some of our recent graduates have included production trainee for the Scottish Media Group and graphics operator for the sports technology specialists Deltatre.
Older graduates are now firmly established in their chosen creative fields, working for leading media companies such as Google and the BBC or as arts administrators, journalists and media academics.
Degrees and UCAS codes
When applying you will need to know the UCAS code for the subject or subject-combination that you wish to apply to:
MA (Hons)
- Film & Television Studies: P390
- Film & Television Studies/Archaeology: VW46
- Film & Television Studies/Classics: QP83
- Film & Television Studies/Comparative Literature: PQ32
- Film & Television Studies/Digital Media & Information Studies: GP53
- Film & Television Studies/English Literature: QW3P
- Film & Television Studies/French: RW16
- Film & Television Studies/German: RW26
- Film & Television Studies/History: VW16
- Film & Television Studies/History of Art: VW36
- Film & Television Studies/Latin: P3Q6
- Film & Television Studies/Music: WW36
- Film & Television Studies/Philosophy: VW56
- Film & Television Studies/Politics: LW26
- Film & Television Studies/Portuguese: 8Y7M
- Film & Television Studies/Scottish History: VWF6
- Film & Television Studies/Scottish Literature: QW26
- Film & Television Studies/Social & Public Policy: LW46
- Film & Television Studies/Sociology: LW36
- Film & Television Studies/Spanish: P3R5
- Film & Television Studies/Theatre Studies: WW46
Fees and funding
Tuition fees
How and when you pay tuition fees depends on where you're from: see Tuition fees for details.
The University is committed to supporting students and rewarding academic excellence. That's why we've invested more than £1m in additional scholarship funding in recent years.
Undergraduate Excellence Scholarship
The University of Glasgow has a total of 100 Undergraduate Excellence Scholarships available to new international students for 2020 entry. The scholarship is awarded as a tuition fee discount of £5,000 per year of study and is subject to satisfactory progress for consecutive years of study.More Information
RUK Access Bursary 2019 Entry
The bursary supports talented students who might not be able to take a place at University for reasons of financial hardship and available to new entrant full-time undergraduate students of the University of Glasgow who are fully registered for Session 2019-20 as being domiciled in England, Wales and Northern Ireland and paying annual tuition fees of £9,250 per annum.More Information
RUK Excellence Scholarship 2019
The RUK Excellence Scholarship of £1,000 for each year of study will be awarded to first degree entrants who have attained AAA or better in one sitting at A Level (or equivalent).More Information
James McCune Smith Scholarship
The University of Glasgow has 30 undergraduate scholarships available for students of African/African-Caribbean backgrounds. The scholarship supports students who could face financial difficulties taking up their place to study at the University. The value of the scholarship is £2,000, paid in instalments for one year of undergraduate study.More Information
Beaconhouse Schools
The University of Glasgow offer a 15% discount on the first year of tuition fee to students from Beaconhouse Schools and who enrol on an undergraduate programme at the University of Glasgow. The discount does not apply to Veterinary Medicine, Medicine and Dentistry programmes.More Information
The scholarships above are specific to this programme. For more funding opportunities search the scholarships database
How to apply
If you wish to be considered for Honours Film & Television Studies you must apply using a UCAS code for Film & Television Studies. This is due to high demand for the subject.
If you're seeking full-time study you must apply through the Universities & Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS). International students may also apply via The Common Application – however, if applying to more than one UK university, we recommend using UCAS.
Application deadlines
The deadlines for applications to Medicine, Vet Medicine and Dentistry is 15 October each year. The deadline for applications to all other degree programmes is 15 January each year (UCAS only). Students residing in the UK/EU should apply by the 15 January and International students should apply by the 30 June on the year of entry.
The University of Glasgow does not usually accept any applications after these deadlines. It is the applicants' responsibility to ensure the accuracy of their application prior to submission, and requests from applicants to correct erroneous application content, change degree programme or change college of entry, will not be accepted after these deadlines. This policy is in place to ensure fairness and consistency to all applicants, and no exceptions will be made.
- 15 October: if including Dentistry, Medicine, Veterinary Medicine or applying to Oxford or Cambridge
- 15 January: all other UK/EU applicants (unless otherwise stated on the UCAS website)
- 30 June: international (non-EU) students.
Apply at www.ucas.com or through your school or college.
Contact UCAS on 0871 468 0468.
Apply on commonapp.org (international students only)
Tuition Fee Status
Tuition fee status is determined by nationality and country of ordinary residence.
If you are a UK/EU citizen living outside the EU for over three years, it is likely that you will have to pay the international fee.
If you are unsure of your fee status, it is strongly advised that you apply by the 15 January deadline and submit a Fee Status Enquiry form as soon as possible.
UCAS tariff points
The University does not frame its offers in terms of UCAS tariff points.
How soon will I receive a decision?
We will usually respond before the end of March.
If your qualifications meet our requirements and we believe you could benefit from study at Glasgow, you will receive an unconditional offer.
If you haven't yet gained the necessary passes for entry to your chosen subject(s), we may look at the qualifications you are taking when you apply and make you a conditional offer.
Will I be interviewed?
An interview will be part of the selection process for: Community Development, Dentistry, History of Art & Art-world Practice, Medicine, Music, Nursing, Teaching, and Veterinary Medicine & Surgery. You may also be interviewed if you're applying for entry into Year 2 in any subject.
Is deferred entry available?
For Dentistry, Nursing and Veterinary Medicine programmes we are unable to consider applications for deferred entry. In other cases deferring may be possible but it's not granted automatically.
University Transfers
Transfers from another University to the University of Glasgow will only be considered under the following circumstances:
- The applicant has a genuine personal circumstance (illness, bereavement or other family situation) which requires the student to move back to their home town to be closer to family; AND
- The applicant would have met the University of Glasgow entrance requirements at the time he/she went to the other institution. In exceptional circumstances, a student may be admitted if he/she was marginally below the University of Glasgow entrance requirements, and they have performed above average at the other institution.
Widening participation
We want to help talented applicants from all backgrounds to study at Glasgow. See our range of widening access pre-entry programmes at Widening Participation.
Apply at www.ucas.com or through your school or college.
Contact UCAS on 0871 468 0468.
Apply on commonapp.org (international students only)
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Q. Do I have to use an in-line water filter?
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DIB Special Edition | Owner's Manual
DIB Special Edition | Specifications
DIB Special Edition | Elongated Seat Specs
DIB Special Edition | Round Seat Specs
Elongated seat is oval shaped seats which are about 2" longer than a round bowl and often found to be more comfortable but in a small bathroom, a round bowl can save space.
One piece toilet has the toilet housed in one complete unit where two-piece toilets have a separate bowl and tank.
Offered Bio Bidet seat models are designed to fit all 2 piece toilets and most of 1 piece toilets. The only exception will be rare types of one piece toilets with severe French curves where toilet tank connects to the base of toilet such as type C below.
TYPE A and B: YES, TYPE C: NO
DIB Special Edition comes with 100% coverage for 3 years from the date of purchase
Bio Bidet warrants its products to be free from manufacturing defects under normal use and service for a period of three (3) year from date of purchase. This warranty is extended only to the ORIGINAL PURCHASER.
Our obligations under this warranty are limited to repair or replacement, at our option, of products or parts found to be defective, provided that such products were properly installed and used in accordance with instructions. Bio Bidet reserves the right to make such inspections as may be necessary in order to determine the cause of the defect. Bio Bidet will not charge for labor or parts in connection with warranty repairs or replacements.
Bio Bidet is not responsible for the cost of removal, return and/or reinstallation of products.
This warranty does not apply to the following items: Damage or loss sustained in a natural calamity such as fire, earthquake, flood, thunder electrical storm, etc. Damage or loss resulting from any unreasonable use, misuse, abuse, negligence, or improper maintenance of the product. Damage or loss resulting from removal, improper repair, or modification of the product. Damage or loss resulting from sediments or foreign matter contained in a water system. Damage or loss resulting from improper installation or from the installation of a unit in a harsh and/or hazardous environment This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may have other rights which vary from state to state.
To obtain warranty repair service under this warranty, you must take the product or deliver it prepaid to our service facility together with a letter stating the problem, or contact a distributor or products service contractor, or write directly to 7900 S IL Route 31 Crystal Lake IL 60014.
This written warranty is the only warranty made by Bio Bidet. Repair or replacement as provided under this warranty shall be the exclusive remedy available to the purchaser. We shall not be responsible for the loss of the product or for other incidental, special or consequential damages or expenses incurred by the purchaser, or for labor or other costs due to installation or removal, or costs of repairs by others, or for any other expense not specifically stated above. Except to the extent prohibited by applicable law, any implied warranties, including that of merchantability or fitness for use, are expressly limited to the duration of this warranty. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation and exclusion may not apply to you.
Warning! We shall not be responsible or liable for any failure of, or damage to, this plumbing product or product component caused by either chloramine in the treatment of public water supply or in-tank bowl cleaners containing chlorine (calcium hypochlorite).
Note: The use of a high concentration of chlorine or chlorine related products can seriously damage the fittings. This damage can cause leakage and serious property damage.
Return Policy Bidet seat which has been installed or used are non-refundable due to governmental regulations pertaining to personal hygiene products. BBC Innovation cannot accept product returns if the installation hardware kit has been opened or if other signs of use are detected.
To obtain repair service under this warranty, you must contact us to obtain an RMA (Return Merchandise Authorization) number. Proof of purchase in the form of a copy of your original receipt must accompany the returned unit for the warranty to be valid. Take or ship the unit pre-paid to the closest authorized service center along with your RMA number and proof of purchase.
To obtain your RMA number and locate the service center location nearest you, call 847.458.2334.


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How people learn about their local community
How do people (myself included) find out local news? I thought I was the only one in still 'needing' TV news of an evening to stay up todate but it seems not:
Pew's infographic (2011) on how people find out about what is happening in their (US) neighbourhood found that local newspapers still scored the highest (25%). Pew's full report here
While local TV news remains the most popular source for local information in America, adults rely on it primarily for just three subjects—weather, breaking news and to a lesser extent traffic. And for all their problems, newspapers (both print and on the web) are the source Americans turn to most for a wider range of information than any other source, according to a new survey out today.
I also rely on friends to tell me what events are happening in town so, despite the internet, some things have not changed


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Friday, November 22
Sarah Hadley writes in with some sad news — Damen Studio has closed due to the financial and time constraints that come part and parcel with such a endeavor. This also means that the slated Supernatural show that we mentioned will not be happening. Here's to the future successes of both Sarah and Amor!
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Polymeric sports surfaces are made up of EPDM rubber crumb particles which are mixed together with a binder and poured out onto a macadam base.
The mixture will then be left to cure, leaving a versatile and durable surface for a sports court or athletics track facility. Once installed, the polymeric rubber system along with the macadam sub-base will be completely porous and SUDS compliant to allow water to easily drain through, preventing flooding in the area. Non-slip paint coatings can be applied to the polymeric rubber surfacing in a range of colours to enhance the performance qualities and to give the sports facility a fun and exciting appearance. These coloured coatings are made up of polyurethane paint which is combined with a mixture of sand and aluminium oxide to achieve the required slip resistance qualities for the chosen sports. The surfacing can also be line marked in different colours to distinguish between a variety of activities including tennis, netball and basketball for a multi-use games area.
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text: Barry and his daughter Danielle, Kurt, Murph and Danny 'YumYum' Halverson all got their heads shaved to help raise money for childhood cancer research as part of the St. Baldrick's Foundation's drive at Show Me's on Sunday. They raised over $3,000 in their effort. You can still donate to the cause at the link above. We're very proud of these guys!


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Six months into her stay with her foster parents, Katie Parker is finally adjusting to her new family. But after a tornado rips through the town of In Between, nothing is ever the same again. When her foster mom, Millie, is diagnosed with cancer, Katie begins to doubt if God really does care. What will happen to Katie? Could she possibly have to leave In Between and the family she's come to depend on? Things spiral even further out of control when Katie juggles a science fair project, a malfunctioning best friend, spring break plans, and holding the attention of her own Prince Charming. It's going to take more than a glass slipper and some fairy dust to fix Katie Parker's problems. But will help come in time?


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THE Royal Netherlands Society for Agricultural Sciences
Royal Netherlands Society for Agricultural Sciences means Koninklijke Landbouwkundige Vereniging (KLV)
KLV is an association for graduates in agriculture – nutrition – nature and environment.
KLV is the mediator to maintain contact with fellow WU graduates and researchers.
KLV cares for the social and general interests of these graduates.
KLV is the alumni association for graduates and professionals of Wageningen University and Research Centre.
KLV offers facilities to individual members.
KLV is established in 1886. Number of members: 6000
Executive Committee
Ir. J. Faber (chairman)
Prof. dr. Wim Jongen (vice-chairman)
Mw. dr.ir. Elmar Theune (secretary)
Ir. Roelf de Boer (treasurer)
Ir. Kees Huijbers
Ir Carel Jaspers
Mw. ir. Dineke Knibbe-Smit
Ir. Nico van den Broek
Dr.ir. Anton Franken
Permanent Committee on Education and Knowledge transfer
Ir. N.J. van den Broek (chairman)
Drs. P. den Besten (secretary)
Ir. H. Biemans
Ir. A.J. Essink
Prof. dr. ir. F. Mohren
Ir. M.M. te Lintelo
Prof. dr. W.M.F. Jongen
Ir. R.J.M. le Rutte
Permanent Committee on Science and Research
Dr. ir. A.A.J.M. Franken (chairman)
Drs. P. den Besten
Ir. N.J. van den Broek
Dr. J.J.M. Dons
Ir. W. van Eck
Dr. ir. W. de Haas
Prof. Dr. W.M.F. Jongen
Dr. ir. J.H.M. Metz
Ir. A.J. Mul
Permanent Committee on Member policy
Dr. P.J.P. Zuurbier
Mw. ir. C.J. Bunthof
Mw. ir. J.J. Vredenbregt
Drs. P. den Besten
Mw. dr. ir. M. Bos-Boers
Committee for the Organisation Symposium KLV
Members of the Permanent Committee on Science and Research in co-operation with interested KLV Study groups
Committee for the organisation of the International Conference
Ir. Marianne van Dorp (chairman)
Robert Baars
Prof.dr.ir. Ken Giller
Ir. Willem Heemskerk
Harco Jellema
Ir. Cor de Jong
Ir. Koos van Staveren
Michel Verhoeven
Drs. Paul den Besten
Cis Doorman
Wageningen University and Research Centre, as an internationally leading education and research organisation, contributes significantly to the quality of life.
Mission and strategy
Wageningen University and Research Centre (Wageningen UR) provides education and generates knowledge in the field of life sciences and natural resources. Wageningen UR aims to make a real contribution to our quality of life. To us, quality of life means both an adequate supply of safe and healthy food and drink, on the one hand, and the chance to live, work and play in a balanced ecosystem with a large variety of plants and animals.
Wageningen UR is a collaboration between Wageningen University, Van Hall Larenstein School of Higher Professional Education and the specialised former research institutes (DLO) from the Dutch Ministry of Agriculture. This combination of knowledge and experience enables Wageningen UR with its 5,600 staff and more than 8,500 students to contribute actively to solving scientific, social and commercial problems in the field of life sciences and natural resources. Wageningen UR approaches these national and international issues from the perspectives of various disciplines, with an integrated approach and in close collaboration with governments, companies, stakeholder organisations, citizens, and other knowledge institutions. We pay attention to the balance between three priorities in society: economics, culture and nature.
Wageningen UR works on knowledge that helps us to create safe, healthy and above all tasty food. Food that is healthy and safe for us, but also for our environment. Wageningen UR develops more efficient production and distribution methods in which wastage of natural raw materials is minimised. Wageningen UR also incorporates the newly created knowledge into its education programmes.
Food and food production
Nutrition research at Wageningen UR starts with plant and animal breeding. Our scientists develop breeds and varieties that are as resistant as possible to disease and that are good for processing into healthy and tasty food. For the diseases that do occur we devise responsible control methods so that consumers can be sure of finding clean and safe products on the shelves.
We reduce the toll on the environment by closing production cycles. Our technologists develop better production, harvest and storage methods that make agriculture more efficient.
One particular approach to this is chain management of food production. We use molecular techniques to monitor food quality and safety in the storage, transport and processing of raw materials. Our continuous measuring methods register the slightest variation in the concentration of desirable and undesirable substances.
We develop food processing technology which enables businesses to manage their processes so that they can guarantee the quality of the end product they deliver.
Further along in the chain we do research on which storage methods and packaging keep food products fresh for longer. Our researchers also investigate consumer preferences for tastes, colours and structures of food. In addition we devote considerable attention to epidemiological research on the health effects of foods.
Wageningen UR is aware that the general public is concerned about the effects of our agriculture on other world citizens, the environment and animal welfare. That is why our critical social scientists are continuously engaged in studying the societal effects of our food production. They are convinced that ultimately it is the quality of life that is the most important.
Plant and animal
Wageningen UR studies plants and animals in the wild as well as those that are part of sustainable fisheries and agricultural production systems. We do this in many ways. Our researchers map genes, study interaction between plants and insects, design greenhouses and crop management systems and do research on the behaviour of pigs, chickens, cattle and also dogs. Our knowledge contributes to the creation of a good living environment and socially responsible production of healthy and tasty food.
Plants and animals are an important part of the natural biodiversity and are the foundation of healthy life. Understanding how they function is important for the management of areas of nature but also for the development of clean and competitive agriculture.
Our scientists perform a wide range of research on plants and animals. They map genes and their functions and examine chemical processes in plants and animals. They use the knowledge to make food production more efficient and to provide consumers with healthy and tasty food.
Improvements in crop management systems can have an important influence on product quality. These include optimising the balance between crop, soil and environmental factors, and measures such as soil tillage, water supply, fertiliser application and – in greenhouses – climate control.
Research on disease and pest resistance can make an important contribution to reducing the use of chemicals for crop protection. Adopting biological pest control methods can even make the use of chemical substances unnecessary. To improve this natural form of pest control we do research on the interaction between plants and insects.
In the future agriculture will not only be important for the production of food. Diminishing supplies of fossil fuels and the greenhouse effect are forcing us to search for economic alternatives. Renewable organic raw materials are important potential substitutes for oil and gas. Wageningen UR is doing research that will contribute to the shift to a biobased economy.
Our animal scientists are working on livestock production systems that are socially responsible and that are also profitable for the farmers. Wageningen UR no longer focuses exclusively on farm animals, but also increasingly on companion animals such as dogs, cats and horses. After all, animals contribute to the quality of our life in many ways.
Environment and climate
Wageningen UR offers a unique range of expertise when it comes to nature and green space. We do research on water, nature, forests, environment, soil, landscape, climate, recreation and many other aspects that are important for the development and management of the living environment. Depending on the situation we work at local, national or international scale. The effects of climate change are a particular focus of our attention.
The maintenance, restoration and development of the quality of nature and the countryside are an important starting point for our research. We do much research on ways to extend the habitat of rare plant and animal breeds by linking up areas of nature.
The maintenance of nature, forests and green space in rural and urban areas requires an integrated approach that considers ecological, economic and social aspects. That is why Wageningen UR uses the 'delta approach', a combination of the natural sciences, social sciences and the humanities. This is an ideal way to achieve integrated solutions for combining different spatial functions in rural areas.
Important research areas are water management, soil use and protection, recreation, tourism, land use and landscape development. We also do meticulous research on the behaviour of harmful substances in the environment. We make extensive use of models and geographical information systems (GIS). These enable us to analyse land-use and environmental problems that can occur at a local, regional, national or global scale. Multiple use of space and climate change are important areas of focus in our research. Wageningen UR also fulfils an important role as national coordinator for climate research.
We do much research on ways to reduce the emissions of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide and methane. Research on green raw materials as a substitute for their chemical equivalents can help to reduce CO2 emissions for example. The changes in our living climate that are expected to take place will also have a big effect on the way in which we organise spatial planning. Wageningen UR has a unique combination of knowledge and expertise available to examine and manage these changes, thus contributing to the quality of life.
Economics and society
Socio-economic research complements the technical research done at Wageningen UR and gives it added value. We focus on agriculture, horticulture and fishery, management of rural areas, agribusiness and the production and consumption of food. Our research assists governments and businesses in their entrepreneurial choices, management of production chains, spatial planning, environmental performance, natural resource management, European agricultural policy and world trade.
In the search for a sustainable production process, farmers and fishers face the challenge of trying to balance different technological and economic requirements. Our research therefore focuses on outlining the consequences of different operational concepts for the entrepreneurs, their income, and the environment – People, Profit and Planet. We examine the economic and marketing issues that are related to product quality and safety, and to working conditions in the various sectors.
Much of the research contributes to the policy decisions that are taken almost daily in the agrarian sector. A good understanding of the effects of these decisions on the individual farms is necessary. To do this we collect and analyse data on the income of farmers, horticulturalists and fishers, as well as other business data that is relevant to current policy themes. These enable assessments to be made, for example of differences in energy-, veterinary medicine- or mineral use between the various branches or types of business.
An important specialization is the analysis and study of processes of social change, market developments and the way in which entrepreneurs react to possible future scenarios. We look at attitudes and behaviour of consumers and the public, the innovative capacity of the branch involved, as well as the extent to which legislation allows for changes to take place.
Within the international context we not only focus on development economics and rural development; there is increasing interest in crisis and disaster management. Researchers at Wageningen UR also examine the ethical and social implications of production systems in relation to environmental impact and animal welfare, of course, with quality of life in mind.
Research themes
Themes of fundamental, strategic and application-oriented research:
Design and utilisation of green and blue spaces
Climate change
Chains and logistics
Sustainable agriculture
Flora for healthy people
Fauna for healthy people
Food safety
Transition processes, institutions and management and policy
Veterinary health
Wageningen UR is a collaboration between Wageningen University, Van Hall Larenstein School of Higher Professional Education and the specialised research institutes (DLO) from the Dutch Ministry of Agriculture. Wageningen UR comprises 5,600 staff, 9,200 students, and 86,500 alumni.
Supervisory Board
The Supervisory Board is appointed by the Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality, and acts as its representative.
The Supervisory Board has two roles:
– It provides advice (solicited and unsolicited) to the Executive Board (sparring partner)
– It monitors and evaluates whether the Executive Board is carrying out its principal responsibilities and tasks (supervisory role)
Members of the Supervisory Board:
– Professor J.A. van Kemenade [president]
– M. de Boer
– Dr J.J. van Duijn
– J.R. H. Maij-Weggen
– Dr J.A.J. Vink
Executive Board
– Dr. A.A. Dijkhuizen (president)
– Dr. IJ.J.H. Breukink (member)
– Professor M.J. Kropff (rector magnificus, vice president)
Agrotechnology & Food Sciences Group
– Dr C.D. (Kees) de Gooijer (chair)
– Dr P.J. (Philip) van der Heijden (management)
Animal Sciences Group
– Professor R.B.M. (Ruud) Huirne (chair)
– D.J. (Dick) Pouwels (management)
Environmental Sciences Group
– Professor W. (Wim) van Vierssen (chair)
– W.J.M. (Wallie) Hoogendoorn-Beks (management)
Plant Sciences Group
– Professor R.J. (Raoul) Bino (chair)
– Dr P. (Peter) Booman (management)
Social Sciences Group
– Dr J.C. (Jan) Blom (chair)
– Dr M.H.C. (Rien) Komen (management)
Van Hall Larenstein
– E. (Erica) Schaper (chair)
– M.L.E. (Martin) Jansen
RIKILT – Institute of Food Safety
– Dr A.T.J. (André) Bianchi (director)
Wageningen International
– Dr A. (Bram) Huijsman (director)
Wageningen Business School
– Dr W. (Wietze) van der Aa (director)
Wageningen Business Generator B.V.
– Dr W.M.F. (Wim) Jongen (director)


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"We are beset by many terrible foes in these dark times, but we walk in the light of the Emperor, and we shall not let a single foe stay us from our duty. We are the Sisters of the great Ecclesiarchy, and we will fight to the bitter end."
- — Canoness Palmiro, Order of the Ebon Chalice
The Order of the Ebon Chalice is one of the Orders Militant of the Adepta Sororitas, or the Sisters of Battle, founded in honour of Saint Alicia Dominica by the Ecclesiarch Alexis XXII in the 36th Millennium when the Convent Sanctorum was split between the Convents on Ophelia VII and Terra, founding the Orders of the Ebon Chalice, the Valorous Heart, the Fiery Heart and the Argent Shroud.
Order History
The Order of the Ebon Chalice is the oldest of the Orders Militant, founded at the birth of the Adepta Sororitas by Saint Alicia Dominica. The Order was created at the decree of Ecclesiarch Alexis XXII (the long-lived successor of the great reformer, Sebastian Thor) in the 38th Millennium when the Convent Prioris was split between the Convents on Ophelia VII and Terra into two separate Orders Militant.
Both of these Convents are massive fortresses housing tens of thousands of Sisters of many different Orders. The Convent Prioris was divided between the Order of the Ebon Chalice, whose founder was Dominica, and the Order of the Argent Shroud, led by Silvana.
The Convent Sanctorum was separated into the Order of the Fiery Heart, led by Katherine, and the Order of the Valorous Heart, led by Lucia. Though all these Orders of Battle-Sisters could trace their origins back to the original teachings of the Daughters of the Emperor, a small degree of variance in terms of organisation and combat doctrine began to manifest as the outlook and persona of the founding leaders asserted itself.
By the late 36th Millennium, the Adepta Sororitas had become synonymous with the power of the Ecclesiarchy, implementing its dogma and prosecuting its wars across the galaxy. The Orders Militant spread, establishing subsidiary convents on key worlds across the Imperium. Dominica, Katherine, Silvana and Lucia, all of whom had been declared Living Saints in their own lifetimes, performed legendary acts and led their Orders in countless, bloody victories. But such legends seldom end happily, and first Dominica, then Silvana and Lucia were martyred at the hands of Chaos worshippers and barbaric aliens.
Notable Campaigns
- Fall of Belatis IV (143-151.M41) - Faced with the planetary death at the hands of Abaddon the Despoiler's Planet Killer warship, the Imperium is forced to abandon the world of Belatis IV. Even as key units and assets are withdrawn, cultists hiding amongst the population rise up against the servants of the Emperor, sparking a widespread and desperate struggle for liberation. The Battle-Sisters of the Order of the Ebon Chalice comport themselves with skill, courage and honour, successfully evacuating numerous key Ecclesiarchy officials and recovering several irreplaceable relics before departing upon the last transport to leave Belatis IV.
- Magdellan Prime Civil War (143-151.M41) - When the followers of the Cult of Balthalmus plunge Magdellan Prime into anarchy and bloodshed, the Battle Sisters of the Order of the Ebon Chalice bear the brunt of the fighting. The order's Preceptory Reclusium is repeatedly targeted by the maddened hordes, but holds out against seemingly possible odds until relief eventually arrives. By the time a relief force consisting of Space Marines of the Fire Angels, Sons of the Kraken and Red Seraphs arrives, the Battle Sisters have begun a determined counter-attack and victory is ultimately won.
- The Bloodtide Martyrs (876.M41) - Chaos comes to the Basilica of St. Mariel on the world of Van Horne in the shape of the Bloodthirster known as the Lord of the Bloodtide. The first to oppose the daemon's ravening legions are the Battle-Sisters of the Order of the Ebon Chalice, but soon after battle is joined, all contact is lost with the Adepta Sororitas. The daemons are eventually vanquished with the arrival of the 4th Brotherhood of the Grey Knights Chapter. Upon the Space Marines' victory, contact with the Imperium is re-established and it is discovered that every Battle-Sister on the planet has been killed. The slain are officially elevated into the ranks of honoured martyrs in the eyes of the Sisterhood.
- The Promethean War (980.M41) - The Order of the Ebon Chalice reinforced the Space Marines of the Salamanders Chapter who were engaged in a brutal urban war against the dread Chaos Space Marines of the Black Legion on the world of Heletine in 980.M41. The enemy was put to the torch as dozens of Immolators and Land Raider Redeemers burned a path through that world's war-torn cities. Despite the strength of their forces, the advance was halted when Lord Gralastyx - the Daemon Prince leading the Forces of Chaos -- unleashed a legion of Possessed Chaos Space Marines. As the frenzied Chaotic horde ripped through the ranks of the Imperial forces, the Battle-Sisters and Space Marines fought back-to-back, their Bolters and Flamers blazing away as every warrior endeavoured to sell their life dearly in the Emperor's cause. However, the allied forces were saved when Saint Celestine appeared, falling upon the Chaotic forces like an avenging angel. The Living Saint carved a path through the horde towards Lord Gralastyx, before plunging her blade through his black heart. With the death of Gralastyx, the Forces of Chaos on the world were destroyed, but of Celestine there was no sign, for she vanished as mysteriously as she had appeared.
Notable Sisters of the Ebon Chalice
- Saint Alicia Dominica - The Patron Saint of the Sisterhood, Bearer of the Grail of Ages, and Founder of the Order of the Ebon Chalice, Alicia Dominica is revered throughout the Imperium as both the founder and patron saint of the Adepta Sororitas. In the 36th Millennium, she ended High Lord Goge Vandire's Age of Apostasy after condemning him for his crimes against the Emperor and beheading him with her Power Sword. Shortly after, under the instruction of the newly appointed reforming Ecclisiarch Sebastian Thor, Dominica established the Sisterhood -- the Orders Militant of the Adepta Sororitas, with the Sisters later divided between the Convents on Terra and Ophelia VII. She herself became the first Canoness of the Order of the Ebon Chalice. In 650.M36, Alicia Dominica fell at the Battle of Frideswide's World, surviving hundreds of blows but falling to a single Traitor's lasgun blast to her heart. She was declared an Imperial Saint by the Ecclesiarchy soon after.
- Palatine Rhiannon - Palatine Rhiannon was the Sister Superior put in charge of a small task force or Mission composed of fifty Battle-Sisters of the Ebon Chalice sent from the Convent Prioris on Terra to the far-off Calixis Sector of the Segmentum Obscurus. The Mission's destination was the lawless world of Iocanthos. The Mission's reason for its deployment to Iocanthos remains mysterious and was initially considered a slight on the Canoness General of the Ebon Chalice already within the Sector, bringing with it many unanswered questions. Only the influence of the Ordo Hereticus has managed to smooth things over between the two factions of the Ebon Chalice now present.
- Seraphim Aescarion - Seraphim Aescarion was the sister who witnessed the fall to Chaos of Sergeant Castus of the Ultramarines 2nd Company. She made it her life's mission to bring this Heretic to justice. She prevailed after many standard decades and returned the Chaos Champion of Nurgle to the fold of the Imperium. She gave him a chance at redemption by sacrificing himself in the service of the Emperor. Castus carried an Exterminatus-grade weapon within his own body which he used to purify the world of Saafir of the Lord of Plagues' taint and send the Daemon Prince Parmenides howling back into the Warp.
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The vestments of the Order of the Ebon Chalice are based on the original garments worn by the Daughters of the Emperor and their combat doctrines -– based on equal parts religious devotion and training -– have remained largely unchanged for four thousand standard years. The Battle-Sisters of this Order wear black-coloured Power Armour covered by white vestments. The vestments have red piping and are also lined in red. The weapons of the Battle-Sisters of the Ebon Chalice are also often painted a deep red in colour.
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The symbol of Dominica's Order is the skull-filled and flaming Ebon Chalice, a representation of the terrible knowledge imparted to Dominica when she was brought before the Golden Throne. Few are aware of the significance of this symbol in Sororitas art.
- Codex: Adepta Sororitas (6th Edition) (Digital Edition), pp. 13-14, 18, 20, 144
- Codex: Sisters of Battle (2nd Edition), pp. 19, 35
- Codex: Witch Hunters (3rd Edition), pg. 6
- Dark Heresy: Blood of Martyrs (RPG), pg. 78
- Imperial Armour Volume Two, Second Edition - War Machines of the Adeptus Astartes, pg. 19
- "Daemonblood" by Ben Counter in Dark Imperium (Anthology) edited by Marc Gascoigne and Andy Jones
- The Inquisition (Background Book), pg. 65
- White Dwarf Magazine 293 (UK), "Liber Sororitas - The Matriarchs of the Sisterhood," by Andy Hoare, pg. 56
|Order of the Argent Shroud • Order of the Bloody Rose • Order of the Ebon Chalice • Order of Our Martyred Lady • Order of the Sacred Rose • Order of the Valorous Heart • Order of the Black Sepulchre • Order of the Blue Robe


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We see great potential in investing in our Student Assistants and we are eager to make sure you develop your competencies and succeed in your student job.
Student Assistant in Arla Foods
Are you an ambitious, proactive and self-driven individual who would like to gain valuable, professional experience? If yes, this is a great opportunity to grow your career within Arla Foods! In Arla Foods you will have colleagues around the world and get to work in one of the world's largest industries where competent and passionate colleagues will support you in your daily work.
We see great potential in investing in our Student Assistants and we are eager to make sure you develop your competencies and succeed in your student job.
Right now, we are looking for Student Assistants to join us during Winter/Spring 2019 within the following business areas:
- Logistics and Supply Chain
- Marketing & Sales
- Information Technology (IT)
- HR & Communication
- Finance & Economics
When applying for a student job in Arla, you become part of a candidate pool. Thus, when we are recruiting for a specific student job, we will screen the candidate pool and contact candidates that match the criteria of that position.
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Boost your career as a student assistant at Arla Foods
We welcome students of all nationalities and study profiles to apply – as long as you are eager to learn and driven. A good student assistant is a person who is ambitious and thrives with challenges. You have a high energy level and thrive in a fast-paced environment.
Overall, we expect you to:
- Start your student job during Winter/Spring 2019
- Study for at least 2 more years
- Indicate on your CV whether you'll be continuing your studies after the Summer and if so, please indicate the area
- Work approximately 10-15 hours per week, with due consideration to your studies
We're committed to professional development and promoting from within. Our positive and collaborative culture will bring out the best in you. And you'll join a market leader who produces nutritious household-favourite brands in a way that make things better for our customers, the farmers who own us, and the whole world.
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Apply via arla.com/studentassistants and convince us that you have what it takes to kick-start your professional career with us. Your application should include a brief motivational letter and your CV – written in English. You are welcome to add additional files that you see fit. Please note, that these positions are in Denmark (the majority in Aarhus) and to apply, it is a requirement that you are enrolled in a study programme in Denmark.
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Fort Lewis not likely to get Hawaii brigade
It's looking doubtful that Fort Lewis will become the new home of a Stryker brigade that is training in Hawaii.
An independent military analyst said the Army wants to keep the 2nd Brigade, 25th Infantry Division in Hawaii, and an Army official acknowledged that stationing a fourth Stryker brigade at Fort Lewis is problematic.
The Army is looking at brigade locations outside Hawaii as the result of a court decision in a lawsuit filed by environmental groups. The Army is required to examine other sites and prove that Hawaii is the best suited, in terms of the environment, for the site. The examination is aimed at backing up claims the Army made in an environmental impact statement that it conducted before choosing the Hawaii site.
This work likely will reinforce the Army's initial decision, said John Pike, director of the Web site globalsecurity.org, an online resource for military and security information.
"They may have failed to dot their I's and cross their T's for their environmental assessment, but they sure had some internal analysis of alternatives that led them to Hawaii. They didn't just pull it out of a hat," he said.
In late January, the Army began holding meetings to gather public comment about moving the brigade to Fort Lewis. No residents attended the final planned meeting, held in Lakewood a week ago.
Paul Thies, chief of environmental planning for U.S. Army Environmental Command, said Fort Lewis and the Hawaii post couldn't simply exchange brigades. If the brigade were moved to Fort Lewis, the Army would want a light-infantry brigade to move to Hawaii, he said. Fort Lewis doesn't have a light-
infantry brigade available for such a move.
"We'd have to put a fourth unit here and go to one unit in Hawaii," Thies said. "That's the dilemma we're in."
A light-infantry brigade essentially consists of foot soldiers driving in Humvees. A Stryker brigade offers soldiers more protection with the eight-wheeled armored vehicles and high-tech communications equipment on the battlefield.
The Army said in 2004 that the Hawaii-based brigade, a light-infantry unit based at Schofield Barracks, would convert into the fifth of a planned seven Stryker brigades using new and expanded training facilities on two of the islands, Hawaii and Oahu. The 3rd Brigade, 25th Infantry Division is the other infantry brigade at Schofield Barracks.
Three environmental groups sued, saying that the heavier Stryker vehicles would damage the islands' environment and cultural resources.
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in October that the Army violated the National Environmental Policy Act by not considering other locations outside Hawaii when it completed its assessment of the environmental effects of the brigade's transformation.
The Army now has to supplement that assessment by looking elsewhere. It will evaluate whether the five Army posts still under consideration could meet the brigade's training requirements and properly support the military families.
The plaintiffs' attorney has said moving the brigade to Fort Lewis made sense because the post already has the needed training facilities, as well as enough room.
The Army will need to spend an estimated $600 million on new or expanded training areas, firing ranges, barracks and headquarters buildings to serve a new Stryker brigade at any new site, Thies said.
The court has allowed 2nd Brigade to commence its transformation in Hawaii on a limited basis. The brigade is scheduled to deploy to Iraq later this year.
Christian Hill covers the city of Lacey and military for The Olympian. He can be reached at 360-754-5427 or at email@example.com. What's next
The Army is scheduled to release its draft supplemental analysis for public review and comment in May. A final decision on where the brigade will end up is expected in October.
At Fort Lewis
One of the Stryker brigades based at Fort Lewis is deployed to Iraq, and a second will follow in April.
About 32,000 active-duty and Reserve soldiers are permanently assigned to the Army post, said J.C. Mathews, garrison spokesman for the Army post.
In addition, the 3,800 soldiers who will fill the ranks of Fort
Lewis' newest Stryker brigade - the 5th Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division - have started to arrive at Fort Lewis.
The Army plans to invest $2 billion through 2013 to accommodate all of this growth, Mathews said.
Posts under consideration
Fort Lewis is one of several posts under consideration to house the 2nd Brigade, 25th Infantry Division. The others include its current home, Schofield Barracks in Hawaii; Fort Carson, Colo.; and Fort Richardson, Alaska.


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An Independent Public School
Coorparoo State School established a School Council in 2014. The following information is provided to help members of our Community to understand the role of the School Council, and the approach that Coorparoo State School will take to create it.
What are School Councils?
School Councils are consultative bodies created to provide advice to the school Principal on strategic matters within the school. They are guided by a Constitution which outlines the Council's procedures and areas of responsibility. They enable greater involvement of the school community in the setting of strategic direction.
Why should we have one?
Our school has become increasingly complex as we have grown. Student learning outcomes have been excellent and I am keen as Principal to see this continue. We believe that one way to achieve this is to have a more collaborative conversation about our long and short term plans, facilities planning, our budget and our school performance. We report on many of these things to the P&C as we will still do, but a deeper discussion in a separate forum will allow this to be a better informed and owned process.
Would a School Council make our school a better school?
We suggest so. We have a supportive school community (staff + parents) with incredible skills and commitment. Tapping into this allows for robust and more broadly informed conversations about the work we do. We believe this would serve to make our school improvement agenda more precise and deeper.
Is there a difference between a P&C and a School Council?
Yes. The P&C would still remain and maintain its core responsibility engaging parents in our school and providing vital services such as Tuckshop, Uniform and Book Shop services as well as parent liaison and fundraising. We would still provide monthly reports to the P&C.
Who is on a School Council?
The Principal and P&C President are automatically members of a School Council. The School Council is led by its own Chair and is supported by equal numbers of elected staff and parents. Staff and parent representatives have an elected term of either one or two years.
What process are we using to create our School Council?
A careful, collaborative and transparent one. We have commenced work with parent and P&C member Marie-Claire Grady. Marie-Claire is Managing Director of "3rd View" and she will bring a range of perspectives and stretch my thinking. Our first step is to clearly identify the key stakeholders in this process and plan around a thorough communication strategy. A Constitution would be developed which requires school community approval. Interested parents and staff would be elected through ballot processes. The Council would elect their Chair."
Would you like to know more?
Questions can be directed to firstname.lastname@example.com
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One of my favorite places to go draw lately has been Brooklyn Bridge Park in DUMBO. It's a short train ride from my apartment, there are great views of the bridges and the city, there's a carousel, lots of people, etc. etc. Here are a couple of drawings from one of the first times I drew there in August.
This is Jane's Carousel, formerly known as the Idora Park Merry-Go-Round, created in 1922 by the Philadelphia Toboggan Company and originally installed in Youngstown Ohio. The carousel features 3 rows of 48 hand-carved and painted wooden horses as well as 2 chariots. When Idora Park closed in 1984 the carousel was sold at auction and brought to Brooklyn for restoration. It opened at its new location on the East River in Brooklyn September 16, 2011.


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What do an ancient southeast Asian knife and our Black Rock M/S have in common? More than you know!
Inspired by the claw of a tiger, the Karambit knife originated from the Minangkabau people of West Sumatra and used primarily for agriculture and weapons. Known for its aggressive blade, the Karambit knife was extremely effective for threshing in the ground and dominating predators.
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Gerald Green joined the Phoenix Suns this offseason, his 7th NBA team since being drafted in 2005. The Boston Celtics drafted him 18th overall out of Gulf Shores Academy in Houston Texas and 113 games later, was traded to the Minnesota Timberwolves in the Al Jefferson deal. After just 29 games with the T'Wolves, Green was traded to the Houston Rockets, only to be waived 4 minutes, and 1 game later. Staying in Texas, Gerald Green signed a contract with the Dallas Mavericks and after 38 games played, Green would not play in the NBA again until the 2011-12 season, when the New Jersey Nets signed him to two 10-day contracts, and eventually for the rest of the season.
Green would appear in 31 productive games for the Nets, averaging 13 points per game, which landed him a contract with the Indiana Pacers. Green would appear in 60 game for Indy, before being traded, once again, this time to the Phoenix Suns, along with Miles Plumlee AND a 1st round pick, for Luis Scola. Easy to say, the Suns robbed the Pacers.
It looks like Phoenix will be where Green finally sticks long term. Green is starting for the Suns in their back court alongside Goran Dragic and is getting 29 minutes a game. This is by far his most productive season in the NBA and is averaging 15.2 points, 3.5 rebounds and 1.6 assists, while shooting 44% from the field as well as 38% from behind the arch.
The three ball is the biggest improvement in Greens game. He came into the league as a dunker, somebody who just loves the fastbreak so he can give the fans a show and that's really it. Now Green has a beautiful jump shot, and is hitting 2.5 3's a night. However don't be fooled, if you don't play smart defense on him from the outside, he'll still blow by you and put you on a poster with a ridiculous dunk.
When Green gets hot, there is almost no slowing him down. Green has 9 games this year when he has made five or more 3 pointers. Most recently was his matchup with the Oaklahoma City Thunder when he led the Suns past Kevin Durant and Russell Westbrook and put on a show. Green had a career high with 41 points as he was 12-22 from the field, 8-13 from downtown and 9-11 from the charity stripe, his 7th game since January with 25 or more points.
At just 28 and not a whole lot of wear and tear on his body, I think the Suns will keep Gerald Green long term this time around.


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My son is a big fan of Power Rangers and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. He watches these tv shows through amazon prime almost everyday along with his older brother. He wanted to be the red ranger since red is his favorite color. Although he likes red ranger he also wanted to be the black ranger. Most of the ninjas he saw on the movies wore black so this prompted him to wear anything black he can grab from his closet that resembles the ninja look. It's fun watching him doing his karate and kung fu moves but I know he would look awesome if he is really wearing a ninja outfit. I know he will love it too. He kept asking me to buy him one but costumes are not always available in the stores unless if it is few weeks before the Halloween and usually they go fast then you are left with only few items to select from. It is also hard to find the right sizes and designs that my kids will like. Going from store to store is also very exhausting and not fun especially I have to tag along three kids.
I am so glad when I was given an opportunity to review a product from Anytimecostumes. It is an online store where you can buy costumes for adults, kids and babies. You can place an order anytime and no need to go costume hunting in every stores. You do not have to wait for Halloween to get one, you can order anytime for any occasions like birthdays, events and costume parties . When I told my son that he can finally wear a real looking ninja outfit, he was jumping for joy. We browsed the site together to see what costumes were available. Wow, hundreds of nice selections and I can order the right size that will fit him. We actually had a great time browsing, some costumes are too funny(the characters they are portraying, perfect to give others a good laugh) others are too cute, and makes you feel you are in a character if you wear one.
My son had his eyes on this costume, it has two of his favorite colors, black and red. Although it didn't come with a sword, it's still a great costume.
|Stealth Ninja
So we choose this costume for review and it didn't take long for the item to arrived. My son is small so we ordered child small size(6-8). The costume cost was $19.97 and the package includes:
- jumpsuit with attached hood and ties
- belt with foam stars
- face mask
Bonus item was included, a ninja figure. My son was thrilled to see that his costume came with a toy.
Bonus item: Ninja figure included with costume
What I like about the product:
- good quality fabric and I know they recommended to do spot cleaning but I think I can hand wash the product when it gets dirty and air dry it on a hanger.
- it wasn't itchy, the jumpsuit was made from 100% polyester, my son never complains and in fact he wore it three(3) times a week.
- i like that it came with a mask, like a ninja it conceals identity made my son feels he is in a character
What I do not like:
- the red ties on the lower legs came loose and I needed to tighten it up especially after few hours of ninja moves. Although when tied tightly at the beginning, it stayed on place longer.
What I like about Anytimecostumes online store:
- you can place an order anytime and they have a same day shipping. You do not have to wait for Halloween to get one. They have clearance sale and offers discount.
- you can exchange items if there's a defect or size issue. In fact they included a return/exchange form in my packaging.
- they have a lot of costumes to choose from, costumes for babies up to adults are available, not only that, they also have accessories, hats, wigs and more.
- you can choose sizes that best fits you,
- their service was very prompt, I received exactly what I ordered
My son is all set as a ninja and it's perfect because his birthday is coming up. He can have a costume birthday party.
What are you waiting for my dear readers?
Visit http://www.anytimecostumes.com to find out more about their great looking costumes. Follow them on their Facebook and Twitter to get the latest updates of their cool costumes, sales and discounted items.
Disclosure: This is Not a sponsored post. I received the Stealth Ninja Costume from AnytimeCostumes for free in exchange of my honesty review. However all opinions are my own and not influenced in any way.


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Universal Holster for Ledlenser Torches. Perfect for the T7, P7 and P14 Ledlenser products. Expands to fit most AA, AAA and D cell torches.
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Universal Holster for Ledlenser Torches
Perfect for the T7, P7 and P14 Ledlenser products.
Expands to fit most AAA, AA and D cell torches.
Product FeaturesStrong 360 degrees rotating belt clip allows you to position the light whilst on your beltRugged belt clip, fits belts or straps up to 60 mmConstructed from rugged ballistic material.
The Ledlenser Intelligent pouch, complete with 4 exchangeable coloured filters. The Intelligent Pouch has a swivelling belt clip and pouch top opening so you can use the torch while it's sheathed. Suitable for use with the P7, T7, B7, M7, MT7, M7R, L7E and L7 Ledlenser torches. The lens holder can also be removed to use directly with the P7 and is a perfect push fit.
Well made but quite a tight fit for my torch
A great holster that stays safely on my belt but also clips easily to the collar of my jacket or body warmer allowing hand-free at a higher level.
Well made, good design, Very tight hold on my M7XR Ledlenser torch. Adjusts easily. Excellent service, responded very quickly when I had a query with getting on the site. Very happy overall.
Well made product takes my M8 perfectly, needed a secure hold for working in the field at night and the ability to be handsfree when with the dogs
Fine quality and amazing fast delivery. Well done! I will be back for further orders.
This holder is considerably better and easier to use that the LED Lenser torch holder that it replaces. It is a real bonus being able to clip it onto a belt, without having to undo the belt. It also holds the torch more securely.
Better than the one sent with torch I have T7 fits well very happy with this holster
Great torch holder for the 2-D Cell maglite torch,handy piece of kit.
Was looking for a replacement for my Lenser LED/Laser (now discontinued apparently) and the very help people at Torch Direct suggested this one. It grips the torch very firmly and the swivel action on teh belt clip has already been useful.
Prompt delivery and fitted my Led Lenser M14 perfectly.
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