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Friday, June 19, 2015
Suggestion for Neighbours spin off show
Recently I suggested to Ben Nicholas (played Scott 'Stingray' Timmins in Neighbours) on twitter that there should be another youtube spinoff of Neighbours involving the character of Stingray. He has asked me to come up with a script or something like that. I am not an expert but will try to give it a go. I am thinking of a sort of mini series like Gogglebox but with the ghost of Stingray observing and commenting on past or recent events in Neighbours storylines.
Eg (Stingray watches Paul Robinson meeting his lost daughter Amy,)
Stingray: Oh drongo, Paul don't act like your knickers in a twist, this is daughter you have not met in 20 years.
Any other ideas? P.S looking forward to Mr Nicholas film Footballer Wants A Wife which will star numerous ex Neighbour stars.
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Chaudhuri, A and Sekhar, M (2005) Probabilistic Analysis of Pollutant Migration from a Landfill Using Stochastic Finite Element Method. In: Journal of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering, 131 (8). pp. 1042-1049.
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Here a probabilistic study is attempted to analyze the pollutant migration in the soil liner while assuming the parameters of the soilliner viz hydraulic conductivity, dispersion coefficient, porosity, and sorption coefficient as random fields. For this purpose a stochastic finite element method based on the perturbation theory is developed and applied to a one-dimensional solute transport problem. For the stochastic case the peak of mean concentration is higher than that of the deterministic case and arrives early. The effects of parameter correlation and correlation length on the probabilistic behavior of concentration at the bottom of the soil liner are presented. For the case wherein sorption coefficient is negatively correlated with the hydraulic conductivity, dispersion coefficient, and porosity, the probability of concentration exceeding a threshold value is found to be the highest and the corresponding peak value of this probability occurs at an early time. The correlation length of the random field is found to be an important parameter and for a large correlation length the probability is higher and approaches to an asymptotic value. The parametric study shows that the probability of exceeding the threshold concentration is found to be sensitive to the variations in the key parameters.
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This summer, a group of over sixty women have gathered to speak up about the goals and dreams we have for ourselves, with the express intention of sharing resources and encouragement that allows for these goals to be reached. Here you will find the pitches presented each week- you're welcome to respond to them via comment, or interact with us via the Facebook page. Welcome, and we look forward to creating a strong and accomplished collection or women this summer!
Week 17: Sue Caulfield
My name is Susan Caulfield, but please don't call me that unless your my mom and I'm in trouble. Sue or Susie works just fine. I'm the Assistant Director of Student Affairs at the Hofstra North Shore-LIJ School of Medicine at Hofstra University in Long Island, New York! I saw things like cawfee and watah because I was born and raised here on LI. Our student affairs office is really small so I wear a ton of hats during my professional days. My favorite part of my job is knowing that I will affect future physicians in a positive way.
Outside of work, I'm a creator, particularly of #suedles. I am a small business owner (my Etsy shop!) and still feel like I'm dreaming when I sell something. I love helping people create their dream piece. I also love trying new food, exploring NYC, my partner in crime and culinary adventures, Dan, and our cat Tony.
Ever since I read Sunni Brown's "The Doodle Revolution," I knew that I wanted to do more with my suedles. Let's face it – [student affairs] does a crappy job of capturing visual learners. Whether it's our student leaders or our colleagues in student affairs, visual language does not have the spotlight. We are missing all of the folks out there who prefer communicating ideas visually and cheating ourselves of this creative medium. I want to help change that and I want to start with you.
This last week I acted as a graphic facilitator for a brainstorming session in Hofstra's Career Services department. Not only was it one of the most productive brainstorming sessions I've led, it was SO fulfilling to see something I love so much produce value for an office.
So here's my ask: Help me tell your story, brainstorm with your office or facilitate something for you. If there's something we can do digitally, great. If there's a story I can translate into a whiteboard story for you, awesome. If you'd like to provide some financial help, I'll come visit and lead sessions with your group. Whatever it is, I'm more determined than ever to bring visual language to the forefront and I know higher education can be better because of it.
Thanks ladies and keep on doodling!
Week 16: Monica Fochtman
My name is Monica Marcelis Fochtman. You can call me Monica. I live in Okemos MI and work at MSU- Go Green! I got my PhD there in 2010 and my hubs is a 2 time Spartan. I grew up in NJ near Philly and went to Boston College. In my current role, I am an academic advisor in the College of Nursing. I work with all the high achieving, compulsive ones, including PhD students- oy! I am always job searching. Hoping to consult, freelance, get paid to do the MBTI, write. I am an INFJ and certified on the MBTI, working toward MAster Practioner certification. I am a vocal and active advocate for childhood cancer research (our older son is a survivor) and have shaved my head twice. We have two boys- Luke (8) and Connor (6). They bring more gray hairs and more joy than I ever thought possible.
Week 14: Kristen Abell
-Kristen Abell, I go by Kristen or Wonder Woman
-Living in Lenexa, KS, a suburb of Kansas City (which is in both Kansas and Missouri – we're confusing like that)
-I work with web development for student affairs and other departments at the university, I'm a partner to an awesome director of student housing, I'm a mom to an 8-year-old with a mouth that won't quit, I write, I read, and I sometimes dance in the kitchen (by myself or with others), among other things
Several years ago, I started presenting within my university about social media and the advantages for students who used it well. Little did I know then that this was going to turn into a lifelong career opportunity for me.
I spent the next ten years honing and developing my knowledge and presentation skills in this area, as well as the area of technology and student affairs. This included experimenting with a variety of social media tools in the early stages, creating a personal blog, then a professional blog and co-founding a collaborative blog for women in technology and student affairs. I have served as a communications coordinator for NASPA Region IV-West, as well as a co-founder for a Twitter chat on technology in student affairs. I am currently the coordinator for the #SAtech Unconference series and one of the incoming co-chairs for the NASPA Technology Knowledge Community. I began speaking on social media in student affairs at my university, and then at regional conferences, slowly but surely building up a presentation portfolio that now includes national presentations on women in technology and student affairs, blogging and social media, among others.
In the past year, I've given a keynote presentation on the future of technology in student affairs and provided consulting services for two different universities on their online communication strategies. My goal in the next few years is to build this into a successful side business to my work in student affairs. I hope to regularly be consulting and speaking about these topics, as I find these occasions rejuvenate me and stimulate my brain in a way that keeps me excited about my work.
Now to the meat of this – here's what I'm asking of those that can help. I am specifically looking for two things.
1. Advice – If consulting and speaking professionally is something you currently do and you have advice on how I can do more of this, I want it. I'm serious about getting into this, and while I know everyone has a different path, I also know I can learn from you.
2. Networking – Do you have contacts who might have speaking or consulting needs with whom you could put me in touch? Are you or do you know someone that is a natural networker and could help me build my own network? When people think of needing a presenter or consultant on women in technology, on social media, on online communications strategies, I want to be well-connected enough that my name starts to rise to the surface.
These are my two requests from this amazing group of women. I admit, I'm a little nervous and a lot excited about this opportunity – that tells me I'm onto something here. I look forward to hearing other pitches and participating in any way I can. Big thanks to Amma for the chance to do this.
Week 13: Kelley McCarthy
Hello Ladies, My name is Kelley McCarthy and I go by Kelley, or KMac, but Kelley usually works. I live in Notre Dame, IN ( home of the fighting Irish) with my 2 time winning retired show cat, Freefall . Professionally I am a 2nd year Hall Director of a first year building and work at one of the 48 remaining women's colleges in the United States. I am in charge of our departments social media, supervise 8 RAs and I work with 4 other amazing professionals. Personally, I LOVE finding motivational quotes for others to enjoy at a time they may need it most. I enjoy running. I just ran my first 1/2 marathon and can't wait to do another, I like to blog for a few websites ( Student Affairs First Years, and Get Smart Mentoring) I volunteer for Girls on The Run where I was a solemate and raised $250 for a girl to go through the program. Currently, I am working on a program for the solemates to have more support when they go through the fundraising process.
Week 12: Jana Lithgow
Hi everyone! I'm really excited about getting to know you all this summer. My name is Jana Lithgow. I go by Jana, which rhymes with banana (but please don't call me that). I live in Waltham, Massachusetts and work in nearby Boston. I'm a Midwest transplant originally from the great state of Illinois.
I am the Associate Director of the Career Center at Emmanuel College, and since we're a small office, I do a little bit of everything – employer relations, student and alumni advising, event management, and whatever else needs to be done. I also love cooking, crafting, reading (including YA – in fact, I'm in a YA book club!), traveling, exploring the Boston area, and watching my favorite teams (pro: Chicago Bears, Bulls, and Blackhawks, St. Louis Cardinals, college: Missouri Tigers) play sports.
Hi everyone! I had a carefully prepared pitch ready to go in which I asked you for assistance with a very specific job search…and then I ended up applying for my dream next-step job and got it after a whirlwind search process. Thanks to this group, I was inspired to put myself out there and ask for what I wanted when the offer came in. Now, I am reframing my pitch to ask for assistance with my transition.
Currently, I work (with Amma!) at a small private Catholic liberal arts college in Boston. I have been working in Catholic higher education in the heart of large cities (first Chicago, now Boston) since 2006 and for small and mid-size institutions for my entire career. My new position is Associate Director of Business Career Services in the College of Business at the University of Illinois flagship campus in Urbana-Champaign. This represents a huge change for me on every level – the College of Business alone is twice the size of the school I work for now, I'm leaving a major metropolitan area where I've built strong friendships and a great life for myself on the East Coast to return to my Illinois roots, and I'll be living close to my family for the first time in several years. In addition, this new position represents several new professional challenges for me, most immediately with the size and scope of the university. I attended a large state school for my undergrad experience, so I'm not completely unfamiliar with the environment, but this will be an entirely new professional experience.
I am asking for assistance with the following:
- Personal or professional connections in the Champaign-Urbana area and throughout central Illinois (Midwesterners aren't afraid to drive a little!),
- Advice or suggestions for working and building connections within a large public institution environment, and
- Advice on transitioning to a new job in general. I work in career development and have given my own advice to many, many students along the way, but I am eager to hear your perspectives.
Thank you in advance for your assistance!
Week 11: Kate McGartland
Week 10: Renee Dowdy
Hello all! I'm Renee, living in lovely Fort Collins, CO. I get the great pleasure each of day of working with fraternity and sorority student leaders and professionals on behalf of the Association of Fraternal Leadership & Values (AFLV) and the Association of Fraternity/Sorority Advisors (AFA) (oh, and have I mentioned our AFLV LeaderShape sessions because they really are game changers for college students – just saying ). I do wellness in all facets of my life – from work, to regular yoga practice (and starting teacher training in the fall!), to my blog, to hikes in the mountains, a diligence for meal planning and discovering recipes I love, to watching any documentary I can get my hands on. I have an addictive personality which can be great when I'm really focused on something I'm excited about but dangerous when I can't stop playing 2048, which may or may not have happened this weekend.
Week 9: Michelle Saldana
Hello everyone, my name is Michelle Saldaña. My college friends call me "Chela" (too many Michelle's in a student org, long story, all the Michelle's had nicknames). I currently live off in campus housing and end of May will be returning on, with my dog Lola and partner Javier. I love to sing, cook, enjoy the weather and going to the beach. As far as professional background I consider myself a talent builder and opportunity creator, the past year I've really focused on supporting my staff member by providing her with the tools to succeed and work beyond her current position. As far as my specific role, I oversee the housing operations at Occidental College (my alma mater) and look forward to providing safe living spaces for students. I am geographically located in the city of Los Angeles in the Northeast LA region! And I love my boys in BLUE, go DODGERS!
For the past 6 months I have been reviewing my own journey and embracing the course and direction I'm going. One critical part of this journey is creating and establishing an online presence that is accessible to my target population: Latina/o Professionals, with a focus on access, retention, persistence and the professional job experience.
My original commitment is to launch a blog and website on my birthday: May 4th. Now this has been challenging due to some personal health issues in the past few weeks, so my goal is to use my birthday month as a present to myself and with your assistance achieve the following:
Publish a website (using Squarespace) that will integrate my current blog michellesaldana.wordpress.com.
On the website I will create a space to share the stories of others using podcasts, integrate videos, google hangouts, and guest blogs. These forms of media will serve as tips, tools and resources for my target population.
Check out the draft of Michelle's site plan here!
What I am seeking:
- Advice on how to include and format media on my site
- Recommendations of apps/software that can assist with including this media
- Advice on design, navigation of my site, and site presence
As Amma mentioned, my current pop culture reference for the past couple of years has been the ABC show "Nashville." This season one of the main characters Juliette Barnes (played by Hayden Panettiere) experienced some backlash from her fans from a misquoted statement. Her record company has asked her to apologize for the statement, and Juliette was about to hand the apology, decided that she needed to be brave and take control of what the future will be for her. Below is a clip of the scene and the song that had her officially separate from her record company. The message has been something that has resonated with my current experiences.
Don't Put Dirt On My Grave Yet
Week 8: Josie Ahlquist
I'm Josie Ahlquist (Pronounced Jo-C, like Kid Rock's previous side kick rapper RIP). I can be found on most days in Los Angeles, CA happily. near the ocean. I am a doctoral candidate from California Lutheran University, researching the intersection of leadership, identity and social media communication technologies. I blog at josieahlquist.com, rescue animal momma to a 10 month old puppy parker and 10 year old cat Izzy. I attempt to keep up with my husband who works in the YouTube industry, sometimes you'll find me in one of his videos.
Week 7B: Lisa Endersby
- revamp and update my personal website? I have some fantastic colleagues currently looking at some new text to advertise my consulting work, but the entire website needs to be updated to better showcase my skills and past work (e.g. I have absolutely no idea how to showcase all of the writing I've done outside of my personal blog) and to help potential clients reach me.
- find new opportunities to consult? I specialize in assessment and I'm also MBTI certified, so I can administer, interpret, and discuss the inventory. I've also been tasked with research and report writing in the past, and can also facilitate workshops on numerous topics. I'm happy to provide you with a draft of the content I created for my website with more specific information about my skills and strengths.
- be mentored by someone else who consults, either full or part time? I'm in contact with a couple of fantastic consultants, but I'd love to expand my network. I'd be particularly excited about meeting a woman doing this kind of work.
- explore opportunities to do this type of work full time? I would be particularly interested in talking to anyone who works in, or knows someone who works in, educational development.
Week 7A: Valerie Feagin Reed
I'm Valerie (Feagin) Reed and go by Valerie or Val. I live in Northeast Ohio and I both work full-time and study at Kent State University. For work, I provide administrative support to an academic department, including course scheduling, personnel actions, assisting with foreign language placement and student registration, and data collection and analysis. At the same time, I am working on an M.Ed. in Higher Education Administration (and I'm a full-time student this semester, ack!). I'm a mom to two fantastic kids, ages 5 and 7, and a wife to my husband of almost 13 years. When I have some time to myself, I read (a little of everything, I'll add myself to the list of YA fans in this group) and watch a few select shows, currently Mad Men and Game of Thrones.
Click here to access Valerie's Big Ask! (Prezi file, may be hard to view on tablets)
Week 6: Stacy Oliver-Sikorski
Hi, all. I'm Stacy Olliver-Sikorski and I'm the Associate Director of Residence Life for Student Success at Lake Forest College. I work primarily with operations, assignments, and conduct. Outside of work, I'm a voracious reader, an occasional writer, and wife to a home brewer (which means a lot of beer festivals and rare beer releases).
Like most graduate students, I spent hours poring over my resume in the months before the launch of my post-degree search. With the help of a friend, I created a masterpiece. It sang of my skills and qualifications while also serving as readable, clear, and well-formatted. It was important to me that every bullet point align and that every verb pop. Over the years, it's become a dumping ground of sorts for my experiences. It's updated annually, but those updates are careless and haphazard. They are added on in moments of panic when the perfect job posting comes across my desk. Bullet points are added and deleted with reckless abandon, tailoring the resume to whatever it is I think I want to do next with my professional life. Some iterations tell the tale of a housing operations mastermind; other iterations paint the picture of a conduct super heroine. There may even be an iteration in which I tried to convince Bed, Bath, and Beyond to hire me — but that's a different conversation. Is it effective as a resume? Oh, certainly. I've had a successful career of progressive experience and responsibility. It's rare that I don't get at least a phone interview after applying for a position. But it's tired. It's so, so tired. My resume is ten years old and, frankly, looks dated. And now that I'm ten years older and wiser, I know a bit more about what I want my next steps to look like. There are things that can be permanently removed — goodbye, old friends — and things that should be bolstered to demonstrate that I am, in fact, kicking ass and taking names in student affairs. I'm also unhip and don't know if I should be including a link to my LinkedIn profile or my Yelp reviews (I am Yelp elite — can that even go on my resume?). I'm looking for someone to assist with an overhaul — preferably someone who can do a complete redesign — but also provide some critical, insightful feedback about who they expect me to be after reviewing my resume and whether that expectation jives with reality. I'm not actively job searching, which makes this the perfect timing for a revamp and a reboot of the gray lady.
Week 5B: Krista Kohlmann
Hi everyone! I am Krista Kohlmann and currently reside in the great state of New Jersey (trust me, it's great). I am the Assistant Director of Student Involvement & Community Service, where my main focus is service learning and changemaking! I have a great husband and two adorable cats. I am a DIY queen and have been working on building my skill set this year along with blogging at http://creatingkrista.com! My three-woman celebrity wolf pack would have to be Kristen Bell, Tina Fey, and Daenarys Targaryen (or if fictional characters don't count, Emma Stone).
Hi All! I'm Paromita and I live in the Boston area. I'm an education researcher, also a devoted friend and family member, and a big-time dreamer.
Week 4: Laura McClernon
Laura McClernon currently resides in Norfolk, VA but has lived in Connecticut, Italy, and New Mexico in the past year. She is currently at a fork in the road as she left a 4 year position as an international corporate trainer after feeling bored, isolated, and that there was no career path available with her former employer. This wake up call came after 3.5 years of knowing she was not on the right path, but convincing her that she did not have the ability to change. Now with destiny in her own hands she is currently on a job search (read: unemployed) while finding time to moonlight in a public speaking career. Her background is in market research software training where she worked from a home office 90% of the time coming work each day in some form of elastic waistband pants. She is married to Patrick who is currently serving on a submarine in Norfolk for the next 2.5-3 years. One of her big interests is running and as she writes this bio she is 2 days away from running the Boston Marathon. She mostly finds herself reading self-help and progressive business-y books. Some of the material that has made the greatest impact on her is the work of Michael Hyatt. Overall, when it comes to giving advice she excels at helping others think of creative solutions, but struggling to get over her own hurdles. Hence, this is why she is here and looking forward to dishing and taking advice. Her mantra that you might hear her spit out from time to time is the importance of creating "and" solutions where you can make two things possible at once.
Week 3: Winni Paul
Song for post: "One Moment In Time" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iiu23ogcMOQ My name is Winnifred but most people call me Winni or Diva. I was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti and grew up in southern CT where I currently live. I have a B.A. in English with a double minor in History and Women's Studies. I have an M.S.Ed. in Counselor Education which I've used in the non-profit sector as an addictions/career counselor as well as working in group homes for those with developmental disabilities and/or mental health issues. I volunteer my time by serving as the Membership Chair/Social Media Coordinator for the Rhode Island Young Professionals (RIYP). RIYP is an auxiliary of the Urban League of Rhode Island and part of the National Urban League Young Professionals (NULYP) network. I'm also part of the inaugural national membership committee for NULYP. When I'm not involved in social justice, my other interests include foodie adventures, karaoke, pop culture, museums, reading, and improv comedy. With over seven years experience working in higher education, I've contributed to the student engagement experience in residential life, student activities, orientation, and student leadership development at a community college and a variety of universities. I'm currently a rogue agent aka job searching. I started my own guest speaking business this January. My StrengthsQuest top five are: 1) Context, 2) Input, 3) Communication, 4) Includer, and 5) WOO. What I need help with is something that's covered by the first three StrengthsQuest: mentorship. In Homer's epic The Odyssey, Mentor was the trusted friend of Ulysses who agrees to protect and guide Odysseus' son, Telemachus, while Odysseus was away on his extended journey to Troy and back. "Mentor" today has come to mean a teacher, a guide, a trusted person who can share information, advice, and expertise as you develop professionally and personally. I would love mentors in the following focus areas: a) job search/transition, b) guest speaking/consulting, and c) doctoral programs. I'm seeking mentors at the Director/SSAO level or beyond with at least 10 years of experience working in the field. I appreciate the diversity of life and work experiences that have brought people to the field, as such the mentors don't have to look like me or have the same work experiences.
- Mentor A (job search/transition) relationship would begin almost immediately and last through the end of 2014 with regular communication (phone/e-mail/Google+) on how to navigate the job search and transition processes.
- Mentor B (guest speaking/consulting) should either have their own consulting business or extensive experience guest speaking at multiple universities. This mentoring relationship would begin over the summer with regular communication (phone/e-mail/Google+) to help get things off the ground and running.
- Mentor C (doctoral programs) relationship would begin late summer/early fall 2014 with sporadic communication (phone/e-mail) regarding potential programs and would eventually transition to periodic support check-ins. I'm looking to start a doctoral program Fall 2015.
Here's a great article by Jennifer Dulski, President and COO of Change.org, about different types of mentors: "5 Mentor Archetypes I've Met – And How to Spot Them" http://ow.ly/wvkEU. I can work with all the archetypes of mentors but some (i.e. advisor, role model) will be better suited than others for some of my specific needs. I've served as a mentor for several graduate students and new professionals over the years. It's time I get mentored. Thanks for taking the time to read and I look forward to where this will lead.
Week 2: Monica Rochon
Monica has both a Bachelor of Science in Sports & Leisure Management and Masters of Education in Curriculum and Instruction. Currently, Monica is a Residence Director at the University of Massachusetts Amherst where they chair the department's Sustainability Committee and co-instructs a semester long course called Educating for Social Justice and Diversity Through Peer Theatre. Monica also spends time volunteering in the UMass Athletic department.Outside of UMass Monica does outreach work in Western Massachusetts for BodyImage4Justice an organization that focuses on the health and wellness of LGBTQ people, specially those who identity as Trans. Additionally Monica is a core member and facilitator of the Undoing Racism Organizing Collective (UROC) an anti-racist organization that strives to educate people about institutional racism. Monica's future plans are to apply to Doctoral Programs to pursue a Ph.D in Sports Management where they hope to merge their passion of social justice and sport.
Week 1: Aly Keves
My name is Allison Keves, but everyone calls me Aly. I currently live in NYC. Professionally, I am the Events Manager at NYU – Steinhardt. Personally, I have a blog that I just started, am getting used to living in NYC, so I explore a lot, and I have been forcing myself to go to the gym more. My wolf pack would be Anna Kendrick, Mindy Kaling and Emma Stone.
Step 1: Click this link. Let the song play in the background. Step 2: What do I need help with? After several years as an event planner in higher education, I am starting to think this is not the career/field for me. At 30, I am struggling to find my passion and as much fun as Peter Pan had, even he had to grow up. I am not sure how to figure out what I want to do/be so any help would be greatly appreciated! Step 3: A little about my career: I started my career in Student Activities at Brown University. I worked with students to plan large scale campus events, such as concerts and lectures. In college, I was on a campus activities planning committee, so this job was something I was very comfortable doing. I also oversaw the Greek system events. After 3 and a half years, I applied for and received an Events Manager position for the Office of University Event and Conference Services. In that role, I was in charge of many University level events as well as summer conferences. My favorite event that I planned during this time was a visit from His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet. This past May, I completed my MBA and felt like it was time to make a change. I moved to NYC in September and began a job as the Events Manager at NYU – Steinhardt. The transition has not been easy and I find that most days, I am doing nothing that I am passionate about. Step 4: Things I enjoy: • I love music. When I was in college (and during my time in Student Activities), I loved running concerts. Whenever I can, I love going to see live music. • I am starting a blog. So far, there is not much on it, but I am getting there. • If I could spend all day reading and researching pop culture, I would. • I much prefer to spend my days up and about versus sitting at a desk all day. • I love exploring NYC on the weekends. Walks in Central Park, trying new restaurants, and catching movies in Bryant Park during the summer are among some of my favorite things. • I watch a lot of TV. My current favorite shows: Game of Thrones, @Midnight, Jeopardy, Saturday Night Live, any of the TLC bride shows, Kelly & Michael and Good Morning America. I have never seen any of the Real Housewives shows, but I love Andy Cohen. Step 5: Now, listen to this. Step 6: Now this is where I ask for help. If you can help me figure out what career path I should pursue, I would be internally grateful. I want to love what I do and be really passionate about it. Obviously, the information I have given may not be enough to diagnose me, so if you have questions, please ask away! Please note: I am not some crazy Beatles fan. These songs really seem to fit though!
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Congratulations to Juliano Fiori and his colleagues on the launch of the Journal of Humanitarian Affairs, which it's been a pleasure for us to help out with. The new journal is hosted jointly by The Humanitarian Affairs Team at Save the Children UK, Centre de Réflexion sur l'Action et les Savoirs Humanitaires MSF (Paris) and the Humanitarian and Conflict Response Institute at the University of Manchester – and you can read more, including the issue itself, at manchester openhive, the home of Manchester University Press's Open Access content.
The Routledge Anthology of Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Performance
Not a Performance review, just a couple of photos of the book, which we enjoyed project managing and copy-editing. It's available here – and the very best of luck with it to Daniel, Kristina and Misty.
Wednesday at #LBF
If you're at London Book Fair today – 13 March – and you'd like to say hello, then we're just along from the bottom of the green staircase in the National Hall (on stand 7K31).
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I am so excited that Project Runway and Top Chef BOTH came back last week! This season brings some major changes on PR - a move to Los Angeles and a move from Bravo to Lifetime. I feel like Lifetime got pretty lucky on this one. The show is also paired with "Models of the Runway", a reality show about the lives of the models who "compete" on the show. It was on after PR, but I didn't watch because I don't really get how it's going to be that interesting.
So, here are my first impressions of each contestant...
Ra'mon from Minneapolis seems very interesting, and quite smart.
Logan from Seattle is cute, and perhaps a bit cocky.
Jonny is a recovering meth addict.
Gordana is from Charleston and is foreign.
Malvin proclaims himself as androgynous. Really Malvin? I just CAN'T BELIEVE that people would say that about you...
Carol Hanna's name is too long, but her description of her style as "pixie meets cocktail party" has me interested.
Qrystal. I don't have much to say about her yet because I was totally distracted by her name and it's spelling.
Shirin is gorgeous. She likes something, but all I wrote down is 'likes'. I guess she was too pretty for me to pay enough attention.
Nicolas is from NY, NY and apparently had a dress on the cover of Vogue.
Mitchell is from Savannah.
Epperson just has one name (like Madonna) and is 49 years old. He has children older than some of the other contestants.
Christopher is from Shakopee, which makes me think of the movie 'Cars' and the lost mini-vans.
Ari is from
Althea from Dayton interned at Vivianne Westwood and I can't decide if she is cocky or just confident.
Irina is also from NY.
Louise likes vintage and I liked the snapshots they showed of her work.
Of course we already know Heidi & Tim.
Challenge: Create a Red Carpet look that is innovative and represents your point of view.
They were preassigned models for this challenge, so they won't make choices on that until next week.
I noticed Christopher's sketches because they are totally adorable with little cute heads. If he fails as a designer maybe he can do something with those.
Ari pronounces that she 'doesn't sketch' and apparently waits for the garment to speak to her from the nothingness in which it resides. Also, her outfit makes me want to stick a fork in my eye.
Jonny breaks down a few minutes in to the first challenge and Tim has to give him a 'you beat drugs, you can make clothes' pep talk. Really? I'm not sure how good his chances are if he's cracking under pressure in the first episode... but he goes on to create one of the better looks this week, so maybe I'm wrong. I like it how Tim is like their psuedo dad while they're on the show. I totally want to hang out with him.
Speaking of which, there is a 'Make it Work' sweepstakes you can enter on the Lifetime site and the prize is a trip to NY for lunch w/Tim Gunn. SO entering!
As we get to know the designers, we find out that Christopher is not formally trained. As in, he has no schooling in design, and we will get to watch that play out as a theme this season as he tries to figure out what everyone is talking about.
As Ari designs her 'dress' Tim comes in and says it looks like a diaper, and I think it looks like a plush soccer ball from space. She wears another ridiculous outfit that I hate.
The guest judge this week was Lindsay Lohan. I get that she has 'a line' or whatever, but really? I wouldn't consider her one of the top people to judge good fashion after all the photos that have been taken of her in... less than desirable threads.
The models come out and walk. You can see photos of each design here, rate the design to automatically be taken to the next one. Basically, Althea did Old Holly wood. I didn't get Gordana or Malvin's dresses. Mitchell, who was forced to send a practically nude model down the runway in a see-through piece of fabric after his model's measurements were off by "5 inches", did better than I thought he would with what he had. I liked the skirt on Louise's dress and I thought Christopher's dress was cute. Ra'mon, Epperson & Jonny had the best dresses in my opinion. They were the most believable as red carpet ready for me. I liked Shirin's dress and LOVED Irinas, I thought it was gorgeous. Ari's dress? All I could think was "Hell No." Carol Hanna's dress didn't appeal to me, but it wasn't bad. Qrystal? No. Nicolas was a maybe for me, and Logan's was just Eh.
In the end, Ra'mon, Jonny & Christopher were the top three, and Christopher proved that formal training isn't everything when he won the first challenge.
The bottom three were Qrystal, Ari & Mitchell. For Mitchell, it was bad luck. For Qrystal... well, Michael Kors called her dress 'schizo' and like 'two different dresses stitched together.' As for Ari? He called her dress a disco soccerball, and I totally agreed with Lindsay Lohan (!) when she said that designers need to have an awareness of what is acceptable & appropriate. In the end, I rejoiced at never having to see another one of Ari's outfits when she was eliminated.
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My Boss is a Sweet Thief! Asumu Kashiwabara's Epilogue – Love Letter from Thief X – Review
I like Asumu and I liked his Main story. He's not like super nosebleed sexy or cool but he is a lot of fun and silly like me. I didn't know what to expect in this epilogue but I knew no matter what that Asumu would come through and give me a story I would enjoy. I totally feel that he's the underdog character in this game.
I bought this for 1.99 and it includes 3 Chapters of story and 1 reward picture. There are no choices to make in the story so it only comes with one ending. Nevertheless it is an amazing story and so very cute. I like how he's usually silly and awkward but he's so sly and slick when he was talking to Tatsuro. That's a great sexy side of Asumu we don't get to see often. I hunger for more of that side of Asumu. HAHA. Also what he ends up doing that whole time for you is so sweet, romantic, and fun. Its one of those things that deep in your heart you wish a guy would go out of their way to do for you. I mean I love games, surprises and of course I love romance so it was like the perfect date with the perfect present and with the perfect guy! I would fall head over heels for a guy who did what Asumu did for me here. Also I love the sprite for the Cultist! I was totally glad to see him again hahaha.
His picture is really sweet and it goes really well with the atmosphere and the story.
I just love how adorable Asumu is in this story I would pay it over and over again because it's so romantic and fun. I totally look forward to his sequels because I know they'll be just as good.


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It's been a while since I've posted, and quite honestly, my only excuse is laziness. I've got a few things to catch up on, starting with a trip to Firestone brewery in Paso Robles.
Last month I found myself in Atascadero, CA with Beersoaked Guido. Atascadero is next door to Paso Robles, which is home to Firestone brewery, and Firestone brewery is home to some of the finest beer I've ever had. We were lucky enough to enjoy a four course pairing in their Taproom restaurant, and this is a summary of it. Continue reading


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Visualizing First Temple Jerusalem
Visitors to Jerusalem understandably are often confused by the jumbled and disconnected layers of the past that exist side by side with the teeming modern city. Jerusalem at the time of the First Temple—the Jerusalem of the Bible, the...
Biblical Archaeology Review, May/June 1989
Did the Temple Menorah Come Back to Jerusalem?
There is little doubt that the Temple Menorah was taken to Rome after the destruction of Jerusalem. However, Rome was sacked, and the Temple Menorah was looted. After disaster befell the cities that housed it as a spoil of war, was it returned to Jerusalem?
Biblical Archaeology Review, September/October 2017
A Jerusalem Celebration—Of Temples and Bamot
"Temples and High Places in Biblical Times" was the subject of Jerusalem colloquium held last spring to commemorate the centennial of the Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of Religion. A distinguished group of archaeologists...
Biblical Archaeology Review, September 1977
Where the Ancient Temple of Jerusalem Stood
Extant "foundation stone" for the Ark of the Covenant is identified
It is almost axiomatic among scholars that no trace of the Jewish Temple is to be found on Jerusalem's imposing Temple Mount.1 "...
Biblical Archaeology Review, March/April 1983
Was the Site of the Jerusalem Temple Originally a Cemetery?
Stylistic and architectural similarities between the cave of Machpelah enclosure at Hebron and the Temple Mount enclosure in Jerusalem have been clearly demonstrated by Nancy Miller in "Patriarchal Burial Site Explored for First Time in 700...
Biblical Archaeology Review, May/June 1985
What's an Egyptian Temple Doing in Jerusalem?
Recent attacks on the historicity of the United Monarchy of David and Solomon (in the tenth century B.C.) have focused on the scant archaeological remains that have been discovered in...
Biblical Archaeology Review, May/June 2000
Reconstructing Herod's Temple Mount in Jerusalem
Herod the Great—master builder! Despite his crimes and excesses, no one can doubt his prowess as a builder. One of his most imposing achievements was in Jerusalem. To feed his passion for grandeur, to immortalize his name and to attempt to...
Biblical Archaeology Review, November/December 1989
Julian the Apostate and His Plan to Rebuild the Jerusalem Temple
Of the Roman emperors after Constantine, only Julian (331–363) rejected Christianity in favor of the pagan gods. A nephew of Constantine, the first Christian emperor, Julian incurred the...
Bible Review, October 1995
Jerusalem Tombs from the Days of the First Temple
A few hundred yards from Damascus Gate and over the wall from the Garden Tomb, magnificent burial cave lies beneath a Dominican monastery.
Damascus Gate, the most important entrance to Jerusalem's Old City, fairly bustles with activity inside and out. Arab men in their robes and keffiyehs; Arab women in long embroidered...
Biblical Archaeology Review, March/April 1986
The Holiest Ground in the World
How the crusaders transformed Jerusalem's Temple Mount
After defeating the army of the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem at the Horns of Hattin, west of the sea of Galilee, in 1187, the Egyptian sultan Saladin marched unopposed into Jerusalem. European Crusaders, mostly from the region of present-day...
Archaeology Odyssey, September/October 2000
A Temple at Dor
Again the telephone rang. An antiquities dealer was calling the professor. From previous calls, Professor Nachman Avigad of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem knew the antiquities dealer. The two men had come to like and trust each other...
Biblical Archaeology Review, September 1976
Behold the Temple
Is it depicted on a priestly ossuary?
Of the thousands of limestone ossuaries, or bone boxes, found in and around Jerusalem, at least one depicts the facade of the Temple—this from a time when that magnificent structure...
Biblical Archaeology Review, May/June 1996
The Shechem Temple
Where Abimelech Massacred a Thousand
In the time of Abimelech, a powerful warrior in early Israel, great events occurred in a fortified temple in Shechem. I believe that temple was found in an excavation at Shechem more...
Biblical Archaeology Review, July/August 2003
Excavations Near Temple Mount Reveal Splendors of Herodian Jerusalem
Of Jerusalem's beauty during the Herodian period, the Talmuda tells us: "Whoever has not seen Jerusalem in its splendor has never seen a lovely city.1 Lest this seem a parochial...
Biblical Archaeology Review, July/August 1980
Probable Head of Priestly Scepter from Solomon's Temple Surfaces in Jerusalem
Inscription containing name of God incised on ivory pomegranate
BAR recently published a fascinating article by Gabriel Barkay reporting on his excavation of a small rolled silver amulet, dating from the seventh or sixth century B.C. When the amulet was unrolled, it was found to contain the tetragrammaton...
Biblical Archaeology Review, January/February 1984
Jerusalem Down Under: Tunneling Along Herod's Temple Mount Wall
Between 1968 and 1982 and from 1985 to the present, Israel's Ministry of Religious Affairs has exposed over 900 feet of the western wall of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem by digging a...
Biblical Archaeology Review, November/December 1995
Jerusalem as Eden
For ancient Israel, the Temple of Solomon—indeed, the Temple Mount and all Jerusalem—was a symbol as well as a reality, a mythopoeic realization of heaven on earth, Paradise, the Garden of Eden. After King David's conquest of Jerusalem, the...
Biblical Archaeology Review, May/June 2000
Jerusalem Roundup
From Jerusalem's earliest inscription to the discovery of Solomon's fortifications, the city has been abuzz with archaeological activity. Our up-tothe-minute report puts the spotlight on these exciting new finds, as well as the projects and scholars who have brought them to light.
Biblical Archaeology Review, March/April 2011
Jerusalem as Textbook
Large excavations give way to smaller, more focused digs as archaeological parks and displays sprout up all over the city.
The magnitude and extent of archaeological activity in Jerusalem since the city was reunited in 1967 are unparalleled in the city's long history of research. Since then, we have seen...
Biblical Archaeology Review, May/June 1996
Dead Sea Scrolls Spotlight
The Temple Scroll
The Temple Scroll is the longest Dead Sea Scroll (over 28 feet, preserved almost to its entire length) and one of the most important. It was excavated by Bedouin in Cave 11 in 1956 (since then no more scrolls have been discovered at Qumran). The Dead Sea Scrolls can be divided into three main...
Biblical Archaeology Review, July/August 2007


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** GROUND FLOOR ** This studio flat is located in a popular residential area of South Shore, Blackpool, just 5 minutes walk to the promenade & beach. The property is furnished & is offered with an open plan living room/kitchen area and separate shower room. ALL utility bills are included, therefore running costs are very low. There is parking at the rear of the property if required. No pets. Outside smokers OK. LOW DEPOSIT
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All good things come to an end. Finally, after five engaging months, I have come to the end of the Google Summer of Code. It was an awesome experience, and does count amongst my best. My mentor has been very helpful and encouraging throughout the programme, and it was a pleasure and honour to work with him. I completed most of what I had intended to finish during the course of the programme, and have learnt a lot. There are some tasks that remain, which I will complete beyond the purview of GSoC.
A list of tasks finished this week:
1.) Making the installation safer. I realised that libzypp was just too low level for the scope of the project. It was ruining openSUSE installations. I implemented a new backend, based on zypper, which makes the system a lot more safer. I have tested it on my system, and on some virtual machines, and it works well.
2.) Major improvements in the User Interface. I made some changes, such as implementing proper borders, and managing sizes. Now, the application looks a lot more beautiful.
3.) Fixing bugs, such as Icon path
4.) Alignment of the software box with the warning widget. I also ensured that the warning box appears only when a repository is untrusted.
5.) If there is only one package, instead of a checkbox, I made a label.
I have committed these changes in the master branch, and have built packages for the same. I can safely say that the One Click Installer is now ready for testing. I am sincerely hoping I get positive feedback for it, and some suggestions for improvement


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8. Keep pets and children away from the construction site. This will ensure not only their safety, but also that of the workers. In addition, it helps keep the project on schedule.
9. Inspect the work regularly.
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The Faculty of Humanities
Deputy Dean: Assoc. Professor Elīna Vasiļjeva
13 Vienības Street, Room 314
Daugavpils LV-5401, Latvia
Phone.: +371 65424238, fax: +371 65422611
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The Faculty of Humanities was founded in 1952. It has around 700 students that study to get their Bachelor's, Master's, Doctoral degree or teacher's certificate. There are 80 teachers in the faculty. 46,3% of faculty's teachers have doctoral degree, there are also 7 professors, 13 associate professors. Professor Fjodors Fjodorovs and professor Maija Burima are a correspondence members of Latvian Academy of Sciences. The faculty has two approved Promotion Boards in fields of literature (history of foreign literature and comparative literary science) and linguistics.
Visiting teachers from England, USA, France, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Estonia, Lithuania and Russia are involved in the teaching process. The Faculty of Humanities has concluded co-operation contracts with Vytautas Magnus University and Siauliai University.


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Individual and competitive adsorption of MSMA and phosphate onto iron and non-iron soil
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Monosodium monomethylarsenate (MSMA (V)) is a common constitute in herbicides and pesticides used widely in the world, and yet its mobility and transport properties are still a relatively understudied area. Knowledge of the MSMA (V) sorption process is a key to understanding the properties. This research investigated the adsorption of MSMA (V) of soil samples collected at the USDA-ARS Dale Bumpers National Rice Research Center located near Stuttgart, Arkansas. Batch experiments were performed to evaluate the effect of Fe, phosphate, and pH conditions on MSMA (V) adsorption. The results indicate: 1) MSMA (V) was strongly adsorbed onto the whole soil ( no Fe removed), implying that adsorption is an important process controlling the MSMA (V) mobility in environments; 2) the reductive removal of iron minerals from the soil effectively eliminated MSMA (V) adsorption indicating that iron oxides in the soil are primarily responsible for MSMA (V) adsorption; 3) the presence of phosphate in aqueous solutions inhibited MSMA (V) adsorption as a result of competitive adsorption between phosphate and MSMA (V); and 4) MSMA (V) adsorption and apparent adsorption extent were strongly influenced by pH indicating that surface complexation on amphoteric sorption sites in the soil was responsible for MSMA (V) adsorption.


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Pleasant CrossFit Exercises
This train is so essential that you need to add it to your power training routine. It really works the core with each train and a robust core prevents again injury, it gives a flatter belly and better posture. At first, the most important thing is getting snug accurately performing every train. To get you started off right, we have additionally put collectively an eight-week full-body beginner's program that's constructed to problem you as you get stronger.
The next physique areas require special consideration for tennis players and are essential for avoiding accidents particularly for novices when methods are still not developed. The purpose is small amounts of enchancment on a regular basis, and it does not really matter what weights you begin with so long as you retain including weight or reps from workout to exercise.
Again much like the exercise circuits above except this time you perform all of the exercise on one side before altering and performing them all on the other side. Whereas most people suppose it's a again train, different will argue that its leg train, however in actuality it's a total physique strength exercise. When drafting a great exercise plan for a newbie, it's factored in that the body in the initial length of training can show to be resistant.
TIP: To measure exercise depth during your cardio session use a easy and efficient technique referred to as the Discuss Check". Whereas sitting on the exercise ball (as described above) start by lifting the heel of 1 foot off the floor, then go up onto the toe, eventually lifting the whole foot up. Hold for a second and then switch to the opposite side. And there is not any have to feel like starting an exercise plan means it's a must to start measuring and counting all the things you put into your mouth.
This works better for more advanced people, as doing 5 units of 5 with the identical weight will ultimately change into too taxing (as the weights turn out to be much heavier), and you'll find you'll be unable to recuperate from it properly. So whether or not you employ the Stronglifts version or not, a 5×5, or 3×5, or three×5-8 type of routine utilizing largely compound movements included right into a full body (or upper/lower physique) workout routine is the best way to go if you'd like most results in the minimal amount of time.
Though the train is often performed while on a weight bench, you may also do the identical by simply mendacity flat on the floor. In summary, push-ups, whether carried out traditionally or using any of the other techniques described above or below, are a easy approach so as to add tremendous core-building benefits to your comprehensive fitness routine. It's very important to stay to 1 weight-reduction plan plan for at least 4 weeks to see any end result.
You can too achieve the suitable muscle weight and attain a much bigger body by consuming right and doing the right kind of workout. You'll have intervals on this plan the place if looks like you're making positive aspects every single day and then you'll have durations the place it feels like nothing is going on. There's no shift in weight from the again to the front leg, no shoulder turn, no trunk coil.


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Artifact Details
TitleAn evening with Mike Ruettgers
Catalog Number102667605
TypeStill Image
PhotographerRuettgers, Michael
PublisherComputer History Museum
Dimensions17 x 11 in
DescriptionPoster for CHM Lecture. Includes picture of Mike Ruetters and his signature.
Poster Text:
Computer History Museum Presents
An Evening with Mike Ruettgers
in conversation with Mark Veverka
January 18, 2006


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Study shows water may help support children's performance
7 November 2012: Research from a new study suggest that having a drink of water may improve children's visual attention and fine motor skills'Water supplementation improves visual attention and fine motor skills in schoolchildren', Paula Booth, Bianca Taylor and Caroline Edmonds, published in Education and Health, Vol. 30 No. 3, 2012.
The research by Dr Caroline Edmonds, Senior Lecturer at the School of Psychology, The University of East London, suggests that children who receive additional water could improve their ability in key classroom activities such as handwriting and copying text, as well as maintain their attention.
Children were tested after water supplementation of an average 168mlStudy performed with a sample of 15 children, and without water supplementation. The tests included a letter cancellation task, ball catching and a 'whack a mole' style game on the Wii console. Children had significantly higher scores in the computer game when supplemented
with water, as well as better scores in the letter cancellation task and consuming more than 200ml improved ball catching skills.
Dr Edmonds, said: "Although there are extensive studies of the effect of dehydration in adults, there is still much research to be done with children. This paper helps address the gap in the literature by showing the effects of water supplementation in schoolchildren between the ages of 8 and 9 years old, and without water supplementation. The tests included a letter cancellation task, ball catching and a 'whack a mole' style game on the Wii console. Children had significantly higher scores in the computer game when supplemented with water, as well as better scores in the letter cancellation task and consuming more than 200ml improved ball catching skills.
"Evidence suggests that once children arrive at school, 71 per cent do not drink sufficient water throughout the day to counteract the risk of dehydration or even to maintain the hydration level that they had when they arrived at school. One of the biggest barriers is that it is still not 'cool' or fashionable to drink water in school. The other challenge is increasing accessibility to water, which would help increase consumption both in and out of the classroom. Further studies are now taking place, looking at the effect of diet on children's hydration status and task performanceKaushik, A., Mullee, M.A., Bryant, T.N., & Hill, C.M. (2007). A study of the association between children's access to drinking water in primary schools and their fluid intake: can water be 'cool' in school? Child: Care, Health & Development, 33(4), 409-415. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2214.2006.00721.x".
Dr Edmonds' research reinforces the importance of water being made available in the classroom so that children have regular and easy access to it. She states that "providing easy access to drinking water may be a simple method of maintaining performance in the classroom".
Previous research has raised concerns that children are not adequately hydrated at school. Studies show that 60 per cent of children arrive at school insufficiently hydrated (Barker et al, 2012) and those arriving with a hydration deficit perform worse in short-term memory (Fadda, 2012 published in Appetite, 59, 730-737).
Kinvara Carey, General Manager of the Natural Hydration Council, comments: "Our adult brains are made up of 73 per cent water, so poor hydration can adversely affect how our brain's function. In addition, Children regulate their temperatures differently to adults and have a larger surface-to-weight ratio than adults so are less tolerant to fluid losses. It's important to make sure children are well hydrated before they leave for school and have easy access to water. Putting a bottle of water in lunchboxes is a good idea, as it has no sugar or calories, and will help children keep hydrated throughout the day."
In general, children are at greater risk of dehydration than adults due to their higher surface to body weight ratio and smaller reserves of body fluids. Importantly, whilst adults often have easy access to a supply of water, children tend to rely on their guardians and teachers to provide drinks and often don't pay attention to the early stages of thirst. According to guidelines, children should aim to drink about 6-8 glasses of fluid per day (on top of the water provided by food in the diet). Younger children need relatively small servings (e.g. 150ml per drink) and older children need larger servings (e.g. 250–300ml per drink).
Did you know?
1. Studies have shown that children arriving at school with a hydration deficit perform worse in short-term memory than better hydrated children (Fadda et al 2012, published in Appetite, 59, 730-737)
2. 60 per cent of children arrive at school insufficiently hydrated (Barker et al, 2012)
3. The European Food Safety Authority recommends that the total water requirements of boys (age 9-13) is 2,100mL per day and girls is 1,900mL per day, from food and drink
4. Current Education Regulations require only that schools have to provide a supply of drinking water on school premises, without specifying where and how often children should have access
5. In the course of a school day, between 30 per cent to 60 per cent of time is spent using fine motor skills on activities such as handwriting (McHale and Cermak, 1992)
The Natural Hydration Council's top tips for school hydration
1. Children should aim to have 6-8 glasses of fluid per day which should preferably be water for hydration purpose. Low fat milk or fruit/vegetable juices can contribute to meeting the daily water needs. ['Hydration for Children' fact sheet].
2. Put a bottle of water in lunchboxes as this is the fluid that the BNF advises drinking 'plenty of'.
3. Children should be encouraged to sip fluids at regular intervals throughout the day i.e. a lot of children drink fluids at the end of the day when signs of dehydration have already started to set in.


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By Karen Kwan
We've just turned back the clocks this month, and with it getting darker earlier, taking extra steps to ensure your personal safety during your outdoor runs is critical. Stay out of harm's way while exercising outdoors with these safety tips:
- Exercise during daylight hours whenever possible. Consider getting your run in during your lunch hour if you can.


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8 Easy Gifts and Treats for Teacher Appreciation Week
Teachers are the people that help shape our kids into the people they will be. They educate our children, but they also nurture their well being, encourage them to be the best they can be, and push them to reach for their fullest potential. Teachers work endless hours beyond their work days and give their hearts and souls to their classrooms of children – so with that in mind, as we think forward to Teacher Appreciation Week next week, we wanted to offer you 8 Easy Gift and Treat Ideas that you can make with (or without) your kids. Each idea is affordable, unique, and a lovely gesture to show your favorite teachers your thanks for a year of hard work.
Nutella Cookies: Who doesn't love Nutella? This is the perfect treat to create a batch of healthy goodness for your favorite educators. Bake a bunch of cookies, package them up in treat bags for multiple teachers. Your child will love going back to old teachers showing their appreciation with a couple of tasty Nutella cookies.
Infinity Scarf out of Old T-Shirt: If your child's teacher is a trendsetter, then this is the gift to make for her – and it's something you can do for very little cost. Pick up a soft cotton t-shirt in one of this season's "it" colors and create one of the most popular handmade wardrobe staples seen on Pinterest this year. And, don't forget about their teaching assistant!
Magnetic Tin Pen Holder: Create a handy little magnetic dry-erase marker cup for your favorite teacher's board or a pen cup to put on the side of their file cabinet next to their desk. Design the outside to include their name or an inspirational quote to change this project up. Pick up a set of markers or fun pens and you have a lovely, handmade teacher gift that they can put to use for years to come!
Chocolate Cupcakes with Ganache: Hello Chocolate! These are divine. Just sayin'. Make sure to double the batch or keep a few behind for you before sending them off to the school!
DIY Mason Jar Candles: Everyone loves a great candle. Add to it this blue tinted Mason jar and you have something your favorite educator can take home to enjoy. Click through to find out other ways you can personalize this handmade goody.
Easy Banana Bread: Send a loaf of this easy banana bread in with a Starbucks gift card for a complete breakfast treat! The cinnamon, nuts, and banana are the perfect combination for a breakfast sweet treat.
Hanging Notepad: Teachers are forever writing notes to parents, to other teachers, and to send kids around the school – this notepad made from receipt paper is perfect for making that task easy. Add a large strip of magnetic tape to the back to make sure it will hold up on the board and you make it even more teacher-friendly!
We may be moving out of the colder months, but hot chocolate is a wonderfully calming sweet treat at the end of a day, and still a great gift for this week of appreciation.
How will you show your appreciation for the teachers in your life next week?
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CARBO Ceramics Announces 2000 Earnings
February 5, 2001
CARBO Ceramics Inc. has announced net income of $4.2 million, or $0.28 per diluted share, on revenues of $24.0 million for the quarter ended December 31, 2000. This compares with net income of $1.4 million, or $0.10 per diluted share, on revenues of $17.4 million for the fourth quarter of 1999. For the year ended December 31, 2000, the company reported net income of $14.8 million, or $1.00 per diluted share, on record revenues of $93.3 million. This compares with 1999 net income of $10.5 million, or $0.71 per diluted share, on revenues of $69.7 million. "We are operating in a very strong market, driven primarily by the continued demand for natural gas, and we are in an excellent position to satisfy what we expect to be a growing market for our products," said Jesse P. Orsini, president and CEO.
For additional information, visit http://www.carboceramics.com.


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A major collection of archive Helmut Lang is being exhibited at PFW
Jan 17, 2018 | By Samuel Trotman
Jun 11, 2014
We blogged about this exciting project a couple of months ago and now its out: please take 4 minutes of your time out today to watch the first ever, totally embroidered denim music video!
THRONE – 'THARSIS SLEEPS' (OFFICIAL VIDEO) from Nicos Livesey on Vimeo.
The video has been produced by Nicos Livesy and his assistant director, Tom Bunker who have spent the last 7 months working on their concept for Throne's sludgy stoner doom track 'Tharis Sleeps'
So you might have seen our original post when the team were trying to secure a denim sponsor, and after helping them out and connecting them with leading Turkish mill, Orta, Nicos and Tom were able to complete the task and produce one of the most inspiring music videos we've seen in a very long time.
Brother Sewing UK gave them access to 3 industrial embroidery machines. Alongside this, Maderia Threads have also supplied all the thread for the epic project as well as Wilcom Embroidery giving access to their incredible embroidery software.
The task included creating 3,500 hand-drawn frames, 250 square metres of denim, 12 million stitches, 40 days of animation, 1,800 hours of digitizing, 3,500 hours of embroidering, and 500 hours of capturing.
We were at the private view last thursday, held at the Cob Gallery in Camden, London where the animators set up an impressive display of some of the amazing frames used to create the video. Throne played a live set and there were screenings of the video as well as the chance to buy a denim frame. Needless to say, it was a very busy night!
For those interested, here's the synopsis of the video's storyline: pretty spacey stuff…
Tharis is a volcanic region on Mars that is home to some of the largest volcanoes in the solar system. Terra forming is the theoretical process of deliberately modifying a planet's atmosphere, temperature, surface topography or ecology to be similar to the biosphere of Earth making it habitable by Earth-like life. By dropping a nuclear bomb into Mars' volcano Tholus, Throne aim to erupt all the volcanoes on the red planet thus heating up the atmosphere and rising the icy seas that lie beneath its surface. Making Mars habitable and saving the human race from imminent self-destruction on their home planet, Earth. When things don't go to plan Throne end up nuking themselves and haunt the red planet as ghosts whilst the planet turns into a psychedelic wonderland.
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"[Barry's Corner] is going to rise out of the Earth, and we're going to have nothing to show for it," task force chair and Allston resident Ray V. Mellone said.
After some discussion, task force members rallied around the idea of tying improvements of Smith Field, a park adjacent to the site of the planned development, to the development of Barry's Corner.
BRA Chief Planner Kairos Shen said that the agency would explore language that could require a commitment from Harvard to renovate the field in order to receive BRA approval for the Barry's Corner development. Shen and task force members agreed to try to come up with a provision by the time the project faces evaluation from the BRA.


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ROI: 9 months
Project duration: 5 months
Client: 2 people
Concept Systems: 2 people
Concept Systems' time on site: 5 days
The problem
Boxes traveling down the line needed to be sorted into one of three stackers, depending on the dimensions of the box and their coordinating labels.
The solution
We used two cameras to identify the case codes for each box and a laser to verify the dimensions by building a three-dimensional model of each box. This also detects boxes with open flaps or other irregularities.
The results
The system has an identification and sorting accuracy of 99.9 percent and is capable of operating at speeds of 60 boxes per minute. The solution met and exceeded all of the customer's expectations.


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Six NYFW shows that brought the catwalk to the public
Sep 13, 2019 | By WGSN Insider
Mar 10, 2015
Paris: There is always a sense of calm and serenity around Stella McCartney's presentations, embodying the fact that she knows exactly what she is doing. The easy nonchalance that infused her collection began with a black coat cut with a floating handkerchief skirt and matched with fluted hem pants and it flowed from there. She created fluid movement throughout from the pants that were exquisitely tailored with paper-bag waistbands and deep cuffs to the ribbed knit sweaterdresses that were slashed on a slant and opened at the side revealing bare shoulders – seamlessly seductive. In her show notes, it stated Celebrating freedom" and "exploring classics" which translated meant creating fluidity out of structure. The languid ease continued for evening as McCartney carefully crafted dresses and seperates with stunning asymmetric necklines, peplums and new proportions in a swathe of lush metallic jacquards, brocades and fluid crepes, complete with a double strand of pearls. Aaaahhhh! – Lizzy Bowring
Theme: Savile Row references with classic femininity
Key Items: Handkerchief hemmed coat and dress / Wide collar softly wrapped coats / Flounced hem trousers / Bear shoulder asymmetrical sweaters / Fluid Paperbag cropped trousers / Ovoid shaped trouser suit / Two-piece sets / Asymmetrically pieced dresses / Faux fur coat / Pantsuit / Crochet dresses / 'Cocktail' wear / Deep cuffed pants
Colour: Black / Forest green / Grey / Cream / Olive / Petrol / Navy / Pale grey / Cobalt blue / Caramel
Trims and Materials: Ribbed knits / Worsted wool / Fine silk rib knit / Silk Jacquard / Silk de chine / Boucle twill / Tweed / Gold brocade/ Tweeds / Felt
Print and Pattern: Tonal enlarged hibiscus
Footwear and Accessories: Soft fold clutch / Ankle boots / Pearl chokers / Minaudiere
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