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Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Scotts fixed gear
Scott was one of those rare customers that knew exactly what he wanted. Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining about the indecisive clients as that's expected and comes with the territory. Working with clients to come up with a frame is actually fun. Scott however knew everything, right down the the paintcode (House of Kolor #kF02 Cyan to Purple). Normally I resist the shade shifting paints, in fact I even say it here: http://jonnycycles.com/misc/Paint%20info.pdf but I decided what the heck, don't know until you try it right? I suggested yellow hightlights, Scott agreed, and the final result was better than I expected. Don't expect to see a bunch or shade shifting Jonny Cycles frames anytime soon....but with the right graphics and colors I can be convinced.
Enough about the aesthetics, what about the function? Its pretty basic. A nice fixed gear for the road. Bottle mounts, and front and rear brakes. Due to the rear brake we opted for the much more practical forward facing slanted horizontal frame ends. Geometry is fairly standard road, but with an elevated bottom bracket for cornering clearance.
When FedEx delevers it in a few days it will be the first Jonny Cycles in Wyoming! Build process photos can be seen here: http://flickr.com/photos/jonnycycles/sets/72157607886828178/
The official gallery photos are here: http://jonnycycles.com/trackPhotos.php#id=album-119&num=1
Monday, December 29, 2008
yay! Jonny Cycles is back!!!!
e-mail (email@example.com) also works again, so resume your correspondence!
If you send me an e-mail that was returned, please re-send it. Thanks!
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Madison Bike swap, Jan 10th
Monday, December 22, 2008
Jonny Hunters bike...
... is *finally* finished!
Jonny has been a friend of mine for awhile. Not sure how we met. SCRAM!? Mark the Spark? The Catacombs? He's probably just one of those ubiquitous Madison people.
Jonny signed up on my waiting list way back in Feb 2006. I finished building the frame about 1 year ago which was right about the time that Jason (Sanchez Paintshop) was starting work on building a new shop. Jonny is also friends with Jason and was pretty insistent that Jason painted his frame since he was really into having people he knew be involved with the project. Jonny was pretty patient waiting Jason to get his shop up and running but when he learned that one of his bike polo friends from Milwaukee had moved out to Portland, OR and was painting for Vanilla's shop Coat he couldn't resist and got the ants in his pants. I was curious to see what sort of work they were doing my self so we sent the frame out to Coat for some paint. Jonny told them he liked green and to do what they want. The base (green color) is powdercoat and the graphics were done with wet paint. The graphics are a little busier than my normal designs, but its a nice change. The quality is excellent (as expected), but don't expect to see me offering them as an option for my paint as Sanchez Paint shop and Keith Anderson do equally as excellent of work and I have no reason to switch (other than this special project for a friend).
More photos here - http://jonnycycles.com/roadPhotos.php#id=album-118&num=1
Wednesday, December 03, 2008
Revolution Cycles Bike Swap
December 6th
10am - 1pm
$2 donation towards the Goodman Center bike program
New address!!! - 2425 Atwood
Our annual bike swap has grown too large to be held in the bike shop so for the day we are moving up the street
Lots of vintage and modern bikes and bike parts available. Everything from clothing to Campy, Avocet to Zipp.
There are some tables still available please reply to this add if you are interested.
There will be a community table available for those who only have a thing or two for sale, again reply to this add for more info.
Friday, November 28, 2008
Just finished: Khai's road bike
Khai wanted a "Classic stage race type bike. Good for all round use, long and short distance rides." In other words, the perfect road bike. Since he also wanted to be able to easily travel with the bike I added S & S couplers.
The design pretty typical for road: 73 degree head tube angle, 45mm rake, and long(ish) chainstays at 425mm resulting in a bike that will meet the above expectations.
The excellent paint work was supplied by Keith Anderson. Khai wanted something orange and noted he liked bold color schemes and patterns. I translated this request to a downtube banner with "Ruby Red" and "Chrome Yellow" resulting in a bold but classy look. Top it all off with a Campagnolo Chorus build kit mixture of black and silver and the result is one hot bike!
The official gallery photos are here: http://jonnycycles.com/roadPhotos.php#id=album-117&num=1
Build photos are here: http://flickr.com/photos/jonnycycles/sets/72157606968475200/
Friday, November 07, 2008
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Another party @ Revolution Cycles
Revolution Cycles will be hosting music next week
Monday, November 3rd
8:30pm 'til 11:30ish
This is an ALL-AGES show (but heads up...it will be loud 'cause it's rock n' roll)
The show is free, but please drop something in the bucket for the bands;)
(Just down the street from the Barrymore)
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Along with the new site come a few changes....
I was offering TIG welded frames.
A description of the TIG welded frames from the old site:
I started this project in response to two questions:
1) Can you build me a track bike in time for next years race (or riding) season?
2) I love your bikes but can't afford one, is there any way you can offer a less expensive option?
3) Have you ever considered selling though a shop?
Unfortunatley building custom lugged steel bikes is very time consuming and thus takes allot of money and time. A basic lugged track frameset takes a minum of 20 hours shop time to get it out the door and to the painter. A track frameset with modified and polsihed stainless lugs can easily exceed 80 hours of work...so you can see it doesn't take to many orders to add up to a significant waiting list. The answer to the above two questions was always no...untill now.
I share my shopspace with two great resources:
Ahren Rogers - Among other things he's one of the best welders around
Zack Reilly - In adddion to working on his own frames (ZRcycles.com) he helps me out around the shop by mitering tubes and doing general prep work.
I decieded the three of us could work togeter to provide an addional Jonny Cycles frame option, TIG welded framesets.
All the design work and material selection is done by me.
Zack does all the mitering and prep-work
Ahren welds the main triangle
I do all the brazing (frame ends and fork)
To further save time and cost we use Spectrum Powderworks for paint
The end result is a superb quality track frameset ready for any velodrome or street. No skimping on materials or design, just using my resources to come up with a quicker (only 2-month wait!) and less expensive option.
The current situation at the shop has however changed. Ahren from Banjo cycles now keeps very busy building frames for Velo Orange, Boxdog bikes (in San Francisco), and Broadway Cycles (in Boston). Zack from ZR cycles has been keeping quite busy building lugged mountain bikes. I'm excited for both of them and happy to see them grow their respective businesses. I was then left with the options of:
1) Do some real promotion of the semi production TIG welded Jonny Cycles frames such that the order volume would justify hiring an employee to help with the production.
2) Drop the TIG welded option and focus on my lugged frames.
Since my normal made to order lugged frames have been quite well and my available time for other projects is fairly limited I decided to go with the tried and try option #2. It works, its what I love doing, and I'm not sure I'm up for expanding the business at this point in time.
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Halloween alleycat
halloween, originally uploaded by Jonny Cycles.
Sat Oct 25th. 1 pm
318 E Mifflin St
Monday, October 20, 2008
New website!
Changes on the new site:
Fresh new look.
Ditched the old frames programming setup. This eliminates allot of issues with search engines and linking specific pages. Most people wouldn't notice, but web geeks do!
New galleries (check out the "photos" menu selection): It's now easier to browse the bikes w/out paging though all the photos. I can also easily add descriptions to each gallery and photo. I tried to add as much captions as possible when uploading all the old photos, but as expected that was tedious. Do however expect more text to accompany photos of new bike that I'll post as I finish them.
The blog is now more integrated with the site.
All framebuilding progress photos have been moved over to flickr which makes them easier for people to follow, easier for me to upload, and you can comment on them!
...and a few other things which I can't think of at the moment.
Thanks to Jason Bay email@example.com for designing and completing a great site. http://flickr.com/photos/jonnycycles/sets/72157607893567209/
Tuesday, October 07, 2008
Monday, September 22, 2008
Lesley's 3Rensho
(and last) paintjobs and I'll freely admit I'm a not much of a painter: 5 years later the bike had lost quite a bit of paint changing from its original white to primer gray and rusty steel color. It was time for a re-do. Since its a daily commuter we decided it was time for some upgrades. I added some cantilever bosses and mounts so the bike could fit full fenders (no chance of that with the original short reach road calipers, which is fine as its original intended use was a road race bike), sent if off to Spectrum Powderworks for some fresh paint, and built it back up with some fresh new parts. The resulting bike turned out great:
More photos of the project are here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jonnycycles/sets/72157607431189221/
Friday, August 29, 2008
photos photos and more photos....
Starting with Johns framehere you will be able to see the slow process of building a frame in my shop.
As usual all the builds are here: http://jonnycycles.com/framesInProgress.php
Also check out quickly expanding Flickr site: http://flickr.com/photos/jonnycycles/collections/
More photos on Tuesday when I return from the holiday weekend bike trip...
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Cookout tomorrow: Thursday 08-28
At the shop from 7 pm until ?
There will be some food and beverages, but feel free to bring your own!
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
chain tension
Apparently his chain jumped of the chainring and was caught by the crank as it came around. ?!
Maybe I'll tension my chain before the ride home.
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Finally, a useful wooden fender!
A few months ago this random guy Ben wandered into the shop. If you've been to the shop or are familiar with the location you would know someone just wandering in is a rare event. Ben was looking to see if I needed any help, which I didn't need but we chatted for awhile anyway. On his way out his last words were "check out this cool curved wood fender prototype". What?! Thats like the holy grail of cool fenders and I'd been thinking of attempting it someday when I find the time (i.e. never!) and Ben just mentions it as an afterthought, pulling a sample out of his pocket as he walked out. I expressed quite a bit of interest and encouraged him to pursue the project further. As it turned out he wanted a custom rack for one of his bikes and Leah(the rack builder that hangs out in corner) wanted some wooden fenders.
Today Ben stopped by the shop with the fenders:
I am very impressed. If your interested in some of your own you should contact him via e-mail - firstname.lastname@example.com, we need to get him making some more of these.
Friday, August 01, 2008
ZR Cycles in Bike magazine
ZR Cycles (the guy that builds on the other side of the shop from me) has a nice review of a 650B mountain bike he built in Bike Magazine, check it out: http://bikemag.com/gear/bikes/tested_zr_cycles_650b_hardtail_frame/
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Frame raffle is still going!
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Grim Reaper
Jerry's "Grim Reaper" frame is back from paint, check it out:
Grim Reaper Flickr set
Thursday, July 17, 2008
Sanchez paintshop up and running!
Zack (ZR cycles) and I took a bike ride over to Milwaukee over the 4th of July weekend and visited the shop. Jason was working on a frame for Dave Wages from Ellis Cycles at the time. Here are a few photos:
Monday, July 07, 2008
Friday, July 04, 2008
Bike the Barns
Bike the Barns is back for 2008! This years bicycle tour of local CSA (community supported agriculture) farms is scheduled for Sunday, September 27th which is the perfect time of year for enjoying the near perfect roads of South Central Wisconsin.
I participated in last years ride and it was one of the best organized rides I've ever done. The route was great, the food was amazing, and after it was over I was already anxious for next years ride.
If your interested you should sign up early as last years ride was very popular and the registration filled up in the first few weeks.
Monday, June 23, 2008
Get a Jonny Cycles frame for $50 and help a great cause!
This year Mojo is doing a similar promotion to benefit Histiocytosis called the Wheels North ride. The ride is going from California to Washington recreating the epic 1909 adventure of two young cyclists. You can read about the original ride in the book entitled "Two Wheels North: Bicycling the West Coast in 1909".
For this years ride I'm helping by doing a raffle for one of my frames to generate some cash for the cause. The good news: You don't have to do the ride to win the frame, just donate $50 here for a 1 in 100 chance (not bad odds) to win a frame. This will be a custom fit track or road frameset constructed from the new Reynolds 953 stainless steel tubing.
Read more about the event here:
Event website
Event blog
Saturday, June 14, 2008
Photos photos Photos!
http://jonnycycles.com/trackpix23.html An all stainless Reynolds 953 track bike thats now with its owner in Great Brittan.
http://jonnycycles.com/trackpix22.htmlTrack frame-set for Neil in California.
I finally finished the other half of that all stainless pair of frames (the yellow one).
In other news: Lots of rain. All of central and southwest Wisconsin seems to be underwater. I was planning a bike trip from Madison to Eau Claire on Thursday this coming week, but with so many road closures I think the trip will be difficult if not impossible. Interstate 90/94 is even closed down in one section:
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Friday, June 06, 2008
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Art Pedaler
Posters, prints, and art celebrating the bicycle.
Escape Java Joint
916 Williamson Street
More Flickr
All sorts of great unpainted frames there.
Even more than frame-building process photos and unpainted frames I love photos of peoples shops. I love all the photos in the unpainted group, but always find myself looking into the background to catch a glimpse of everyones shop. To compliment Sweat Pea's Unpainted group I've created a new Frameshop group:
If you have any sort of frame-building or painting workshop feel free to join and post any and all photos of your shop that you have, I'd love to see photos of your shop.....
Monday, May 19, 2008
Photos of Danny's TIG welded track bike and Flickr
I've also started a flickr site. Check it out -
Friday, April 18, 2008
Midwest Bike Polo Championship: May 3rd
Should be fun times as usual.
More info here: http://www.madbikepolo.org/
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Seen on the Fixed Gear Gallery
Monday, April 14, 2008
H8TR100 photos
The H8TR100 (formerly Madison-Basco-Madison) was a success!. Due to poor trail conditions the race stopped at Belleville instead of going all the way through the train tunnel (frozen and ice covered). 40 degrees with rain and snow = perfect conditions!
Some photos here:
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Chu, that's lovely - I'll bet you can't wait to see them all opened up!
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Chu, that's lovely - I'll bet you can't wait to see them all opened up!
That is so pretty. Beautiful! I am so envious! Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful! Just curious-tjis one has 24-25 flowers/buds whereas same plant here usually has 10-11 flowers on same spike. I also notice the flowers are more compact.
Stunning orchid! Look at all the buds on that one! Beautiful!
Mine just 29 flowers.
WOW that is simply awesome !
They grow like weeds here in Ipoh..they are growing unchecked on many of the trees that line the roads here and coincidentally there is a huge clump growing on the tree outside my house measuring at least 2 feet in diameter and recently bloomed with a spike around 3 feet long!
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Cambridge Mayor Leonard J. Russell, 52, died June 13 after a long bout with cancer. Russell, a city councilor for 10 years before his election to the higher office in 1983, was the first Cambridge mayor ever to die in office.
The mayoralcy passed to Francis H. Duehay '55, another city councillor, and Alfred W. LaRosa was elected to fill the remainder of Russell's city council term.
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Lost? Confused? In need of guidance? To aide the crowds that mill around Harvard every day, Cambridge has constructed its answer to the Johnston Gate Guardhouse: a Disneyland-style information booth in the heart of Harvard Square. The $35,000 pink and blue structure, funded and operated by a non-profit group called Cambridge Discovery, is primarily aimed at helping tourists with their information needs.
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Cool Little Towns
Today we are going to share with you some "Cool Little Towns." All are a short drive from Riverbend Campground. In earlier posts we shared a little bit of Okotoks and High River. If you haven't done so already, you can find them here. In addition to these two, the towns of Bragg Creek, Black Diamond, Turner Valley, Longview and Nanton, along with our Municipal District of Foothills, cooperate to present themselves as the "Cool Little Towns."
Events and Tours
A visit to the "Cool Little Towns" website is worthwhile. They provide highlights for each of the participating communities plus events and tours. First, check out events. You will discover that some of the events listed are ongoing such as exhibits at a museum. Additional events, like festivals, happen over a weekend or on a specific day. Each tour has a theme and takes you through several communities. You can follow their tours or use one of their tours as a jumping off point for your own adventure. One example is the "One of a Kind Finds" Tour which offers up more than 40 boutiques, galleries, artisan shops and studios. You can expect to discover treasures you won't find anywhere else. Your curiosity might take you into such eclectic establishments as Classic Rodeo Boutique in Nanton or Suncatcher's Design Studio in Bragg Creek.
Communities to the West
Now we are going to give you a little flavor of each of the other towns. Our geography includes prairie, foothills and the nearby Rocky Mountains. The first town we are highlighting, Bragg Creek, is the farthest west, and is in the heart of the foothills. As one would expect, the area is scenic, and heavily treed. Here you are at the gateway to Kananaskis Country. Outdoor recreation is popular with nearby Elbow Falls, Bragg Creek Provincial Park and the Canyon Creek Ice Caves. Visitors come to enjoy hiking, fishing, off-roading, trail riding and sight-seeing. In town you will find is a vibrant community of artists and artisans and culinary champions.
Black Diamond and Turner Valley are two towns so geographically close there has been talk over the years of amalgamating. A three kilometer walking path, the Friendship Trail, connects these communities. They date back to the 1880's. The discovery of natural resources was very important historical milestone for these communities. The discovery of coal deposits in the area was the inspiration for the name Black Diamond. A significant milestone for Turner Valley was the discovery of petroleum in 1914. A local historian says that by 1942 the oilfield was producing 90% of Canada's oil. Guided tours of the historic Turner Valley Gas Plant from this era are available during the summer. Outdoor adventures abound in this area and, within the communities, enjoy shopping and dining experiences. Two popular stops are the famous Chuckwagon Café and Cattle Co. in Turner Valley and Marv's Classic Soda Shop in Black Diamond.
Communities to the Southwest
South of Black Diamond, in the heart of ranching country, is Longview. The town experienced a boom in the 1930's with oil exploration and production. During that era, Longview was known as Little New York while a sister town to the north was known as Little Chicago. A roadside monument is all that remains of Little Chicago. Paying tribute to these heady days is the Twin Cities Hotel, which is a popular spot for dining and live music. Another local attraction is the famous Longview Beef Jerky Shop. A short drive south is the Bar U Ranch. The ranch was established in 1882 and is now a National Historic Site preserving the west's ranching history. Legend has it that the Sundance Kid visited the Bar U.
Communities to the South
Next, the Town of Nanton, which is 49 kilometres south of Riverbend Campground. Years ago, Nanton was a popular stop for water when folks were travelling through the area. Motorists could re-hydrate at a public water tap. Nanton water became well known throughout southern Alberta. This was one of the first waters to be bottled and sold, and the Nanton Water & Soda Company continues to operate today.
There are two standout attractions in Nanton. The first is the Bomber Command Museum of Canada. For those interested in aviation and military history this is a must see. A highlight for many is being able to enter a restored Lancaster Bomber. The second standout is the Canadian Grain Elevator Discovery Centre. Grain farming shaped the west and every fall farmers brought their harvest to the local grain elevator. These huge wooden structures stood as sentinels along the rail lines in almost every town and village. Sadly, most of these elevators are gone, victims of progress but Nanton has preserved three of them. The Discovery Centre tells of the history of farming in Alberta.
Plan Your Day Trip
This is certainly not meant to be a comprehensive look at the Cool Little Towns. We do hope you are intrigued to discover more for yourself. Each town presents a plethora of shops, sights and adventures. We encourage you to visit and discover for yourself. Until next time, happy motoring.


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The Department of Biostatistics and Bioinformatics at Moffitt Cancer Center, a National Cancer Institute-designated Comprehensive Cancer Center, is seeking a faculty member in the tenure-earning rank of Assistant/Associate Member with preference for strong expertise in behavioral statistics. Moffitt is affiliated with the University of South Florida and a University appointment is available in the rank of Assistant/Associate Professor as applicable. Methodological research is also expected. The Department currently has 18 faculty and approximately 27 staff engaged in a wide range of statistical and bioinformatics research and collaborations on clinical, biological, and behavioral studies in cancer and cancer prevention including novel therapeutic and drug discoveries, prognostic and predictive biomarker developments, chemoprevention, high throughput genomics, proteomics, epidemiological studies, health outcomes and behavioral research, comparative effectiveness research, clinical trial designs, and personalized medicine studies. Many of these projects draw upon Moffitt's Total Cancer Care initiative, which provides access to a comprehensive set of clinical and molecular data on a large number of cancer patients. The Ideal Candidate: • We seek candidates with experience and expertise in behavioral statistics who can contribute to the many current health outcomes and behavioral studies at Moffitt, as evidenced by a history of peer-reviewed publications and involvement in grant supported research projects. Ongoing research includes interventions focusing on smoking cessation and relapse prevention, improving cancer screening participation, health disparities, and improving post-treatment quality of life. • Preference will be given to applicants with an outstanding record doing team science or collaborative research with an emphasis in social and behavioral science. Areas of particular interest include: mediation analysis, path analysis, structural equation modeling, item response theory, factor analysis, categorical data analysis, longitudinal data analysis, and multi-level / hierarchical modeling. • The candidate is expected to identify and resolve methodological issues that arise in collaborative research. A major expectation is to identify areas of methodological research in which to engage that also will benefit the candidate's collaborative research. Responsibilities: • Collaborate on a variety of health outcomes and behavioral research projects. • Methodological research. • Communicate clearly and openly. • Build relationships to promote a collaborative environment. Credentials and Qualifications: Successful candidates must have a Ph.D. in statistics, biostatistics, or quantitative psychology, or related field and relevant research training and experience. Academic rank beyond Assistant Member will be commensurate with experience and qualifications. Appointment at the Associate Member rank requires a minimum of five years of experience at the Assistant Member level. The position is tenure-earning. Salary is competitive with similar institutions. Located in Tampa, this position welcomes someone who appreciates the great beaches and easy living associated with the Gulf Coast of Florida. Tampa is a thriving city with culture, restaurants and a high quality of life. Questions about the opportunity may be directed to the search committee chair, Dr. Brooke Fridley at firstname.lastname@example.com . To apply, visit MOFFITT.org/Careers and refer to requisition number 36118 or click this link https://pm.healthcaresource.com/cs/moffitt/#/job/22923 . Review of applications will begin immediately and continue until position is filled. Please be sure to attach your CV and cover letter. Equal Employment Opportunity Moffitt Cancer Center is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, or protected veteran or disabled status. We seek candidates whose skills, and personal and professional experience, have prepared them to contribute to our commitment to diversity and excellence.
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Before and After: Colorful Painted Dresser Set
Last week we had a post showcasing a before and after of an MCM dresser that put some people on edge. The purists were ruffled! Today, we have another example that just might keep the pot boiling. Shari made over an MCM dresser set, giving it a 'campaign' feel. A shadow of its former self, the dressers now sport a lively Benjamin Moore teal ocean, corner brackets to give them a campaign feel, and a new base. Visit Turn Style Vogue to see b & a's of the dresser's partner and then tell us what you think!
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By Oscar Mendoza '19, Mohigul Nasimova '19, and Eric Huang '19
In college, students have to make academic decisions themselves, but in high school, they are supported and guided by their guidance counselors.
Midwood currently has 16 guidance counselors, 4 of whom are new this year: Ms. Megan Thomas, Ms. Kristine Fitzpatrick, Ms. Victoria Powell, and Ms. Prairna Sethi.
Ms. Thomas recently graduated from NYU Graduate School where she got her Master's Degree in School Counseling. This is her first year as a guidance counselor and she said the experience is great so far. She also said that the job is very demanding, but that she enjoys the challenge.
She likes Midwood and thinks it a great school with a large diverse student population. According to Ms. Thomas, the school has a great staff of teachers and APs who have helped her transition into her new job.
Originally, Ms. Thomas was a graphic designer, but she didn't enjoy the job much, which is partly the reason why she became a guidance counselor. She considers herself a "people person" and being a graphic designer taught her to be creative, which is always helpful when working with students. She loves her new job and is looking forward to meeting and helping more students.
Ms. Fitzpatrick, who recently graduated from Brooklyn College, was a substitute teacher and a banker before beginning her career as a guidance counselor. "I feel that it's important that you stick around for your students and get involved in your school," said Ms. Fitzpatrick.
Ms. Fitzpatrick has recently started a new program, Restorative Circles, where students, picked based on similar schedules, meet in small groups to do activities, lessons, and discussions. Once the program is finished, new students are then introduced into the group.
Another program, Mindfulness Training, was also introduced by Ms. Fitzpatrick and other counselors. Mindfulness Training focuses on being more "grounded" by practicing
Buddhist meditation and yoga in order to be more relaxed and calm.
Ms. Powell transferred to Midwood because a program she was part of in Transit Technical High School faded away. In her previous school, she was a teacher for two years and then switched over to be a guidance counselor.
"When I entered Midwood, I felt comfortable and warm as students and teachers were welcoming. As a former Midwood graduate, I felt right at home," she said.
Ms. Powell said she enjoys talking and helping students and gets happy about their success. She mentioned she also likes talking to students because she learns about the latest trends and get updates on their lives.
Ms. Sethi, another NYU graduate, has been preparing for the career of a guidance counselor for three years. She worked and volunteered in many schools at a young age and helped students throughout her life. She stated she has always enjoyed spending time with students and helping them.
"There is a sense of community at this school, and that is something I always wanted to be a part of," said Ms. Sethi.
At the age of 16, Ms. Sethi started volunteering at her elementary school and was able to educate kindergarten students. During her college years, she worked in a preschool to help disabled children. Most of her work was with younger kids. She stated she came to realize that she favored working with high school students because there is a level of understanding with them that younger kids don't have.
Her difficult high school experience also contributed to her career as a counselor. As a minority student at a predominantly white school, she stood out and "felt isolated due to the conflicting cultures."
Ms. Sethi said, "It felt like nobody at my school understood me. Nobody in terms of guidance counselors and people who were supposed to understand. I really wanted to be that person for other kids."


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Die Weltwoche sparks anger over 'racist' Roma story
The council for Germany's Roma (Gypsies) has gone to court to get a Swiss magazine banned in the country after it used an image of a Roma boy pointing a gun on its cover.
Headlined "The Roma are coming", Die Weltwoche's publication amounts to racial incitement, the Central Council of German Sinti and Roma says.
The agency that supplied the picture says its meaning was distorted.
Die Weltwoche deputy editor Philipp Gut said the article was justified.
He accepted that it had sparked outrage but said it highlighted growing "crime tourism" in Switzerland.
The article was headlined "They come, they steal and they go" and suggested: "Roma families from Eastern Europe are responsible for a large part of the increasing crime tourism".
It examined issues such as prostitution and the use of children for begging and theft, adding caveats that not all Roma are involved.
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But it nonetheless provoked outrage, particularly in Germany where half a million Gypsies - as Sinti and Roma were then more usually called - were murdered by the Nazis in the Holocaust.
The Central Council said it had gone to court in Heidelberg to try to get the magazine blocked from the country and to file a complaint for racial incitement and libel.
Its head said the article was similar to Nazi propaganda in that it gave the impression that criminality was caused by ethnic origin.
Similar court action was also under way in Austria and Switzerland, the AP news agency reported.
The picture agency Laif said in a statement on its website that photographer Livio Mancini's image had been taken for a feature about the inhumane life of Roma children on a waste disposal site in Kosovo.
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He told reporters that the real scandal was that Roma gangs misused their children for criminal purposes and that the image was intended to demonstrate this.


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Personally, I think people (and the media) should STFU about it.
It's a non-issue. We're electing a PM, not a president - nor anointing a future monarch.
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You don't know the reason Key left office, and suggesting reasons like that is just disingenuous. The reasons were logical as far as I am concerned. He didn't want to potentially be leader of a country for another 3+ years and felt he needed time for
whomever was his successor was, to show the country their skills/leadership prior to the election. It seemed fair to the country and all those involved.
I don't get your suggestion that it matters not about PM. PM is leader of our country, as the President is leader of the US.


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Midway through the year, Ring of Honor held its live event called Best in the World. That's a big name to call one of your pay-per-views, but it had the perfect reason to do so as it featured a very special match headlining the show.
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Two champions, two legitimate claims to be the best. You see where this is going, right?
As expected, the match itself had all the makings of a big fight. Both men had their families to back them up (Jay with the Briscoes, Lethal with the House of Truth), but the shenanigans were put on hold for one night. After more than 20 minutes of stiff lariats and trading submission holds, Lethal was able to hit Briscoe with a Jay Driller into his own finisher, the Lethal Injection, for the pin and the two belts. It was a huge exclamation point for Lethal's career, as not only was he able to attain the title of dual champion, he also became the first person to successfully pin Jay Briscoe in over two years.
While 2015 has been a mixed bag for promotions such as the WWE and TNA, ROH has been in the background silently building up a solid year. Being able to put out quality matches like these at most of their major events is a sign that they're moving forward in the right direction, and it should be interesting to see how ROH will be able to sustain that momentum in 2016.
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The human being is the most complex specie in all of existence. Until now, little has been discovered about the human being. What is in existence as information concerning the human being is but "skeleton". The human being is a world yet unexploited. The ignorance about the totality and the truism of the human being is the greatest challenge to human evolution and progress. The full understanding of the truism of the human being will be the end of human misery and frustration. The human being is essentially a supernatural being, possessing a soul and living inside a body. This assertion is a universal truth agreed upon by all Universalists and equally confirmed in the universal lab manual or the divine constitution. The spirit of man is the 'real estate' of man, with the soul as the intermediary between the spirit of man and the body. The human spirit possesses the science of life, which defines humans as having the supremacy over all external factors.
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An article posted from the Autonomous University of Barcelona - Identifying the use of tinder fungi among neolithic communities at la Draga - reports on research proving that inhabitants of the Neolithic community at La Draga in Spain used fungi to light or transport fires 7,300 years ago.
The discovery represents one of the oldest examples of the technological use of fungi documented to date, and is the result of several archaeological interventions at the site, which also yielded an exceptional collection of fungi, unique in all of prehistoric Europe.
The study, published recently in the journal PLOS ON (see below), was conducted by Marian Berihuete-Azorín (Hohenheim University), Josep Girbal (UAB), Raquel Piqué (UAB), Antoni Palomo (Museum of Archaeology of Catalonia) and Xavier Terradas (CSIC-IMF).
Raquel Piqué, researcher at the UAB Department of Prehistory, stated that despite the use of fire being well documented at the La Draga site, there was no proof of the materials used to light or transport it. The study of the fungi proved it.
The majority of fungi recovered at La Draga are polypore, growing on dead tree trunks and parasitising living trees. They are non-edible species that have traditionally been used to light fires, and are therefore known as 'tinder-fungi.' Their woody structure makes them highly inflammable, and therefore ideal for starting and transporting fire. Species used for this purpose include Daedalea quercina, different kinds of Ganoderma, Coriolopsis gallica and Daldinia concentrica, all of them documented at La Draga.
Tinder fungi were used to catch the sparks produced by striking flint against a mineral rich in ferric sulphide such as pyrite or marcasite. The researchers say that the discovery makes La Draga an exceptional example for the study of prehistoric fungi. The site produced a higher variety of fungi than others retrieved to date.
Until now, the few archaeological discoveries of fungi belonged to sites in northern and central Europe, and only in a few cases was it possible to demonstrate technological uses. One of the most important was at the Mesolithic site of Starr Carr in England, in which samples were also interpreted as having been intentionally transported in order to be used as tinder-fungi. Another notable example, but chronologically more recent than La Draga, are the remains transported by the iceman Ötzi as part of his equipment.
The Neolithic site of La Draga, located at the eastern shore of Lake Banyoles, is one of the first enclaves where Neolithic farming societies decided to settle in the northeast of the Iberian Peninsula, about 7,300 years ago, transforming the surroundings in order to carry out the agricultural and livestock practices necessary for their subsistence. The most outstanding feature at the site is the conservation of elements built with wood and other organic materials, an exceptional feat for such an early society and which contributes to a more complete comprehension of these first farming societies of the westernmost Mediterranean.
Marian Berihuete-Azorín et al, Punk's not dead. Fungi for tinder at the Neolithic site of La Draga (NE Iberia), PLOS ONE (2018). DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0195846
This paper presents the study of the fungi remains preserved in the waterlogged deposits of the Neolithic site of La Draga. These resources had the potential of being used as food and medicine, but also as tinder. Fire was without a doubt one of the most important resources for past people. It was used for lighting, heating, processing food and other materials, cooking and protection, and also possessed social and ritual significance. Hearths are one of the most common features at archaeological sites, but very often little attention is paid to the question of how these fires were lit, and they are seldom reflected in the archaeological record. In order to produce fire by percussion, an intermediate material is required between the sparks and the fuel. Fruiting bodies of fungi are a potential form of tinder, but are less inclined to be well-preserved than other materials. This paper presents the fungal fruiting bodies found at the Neolithic site of La Draga and discusses the meaning of their presence within the archaeological context of the site and European Prehistory.
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Punk's not dead. Fungi for tinder at the Neolithic site of La Draga (NE Iberia)


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In Limbo – London Talks About Brexit & Human Rights – RM (London)
24th February 2018 @ 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm GMT
"Off the back of the successful first presentation hosted in Birmingham in January, the Roosevelt Movement will take to London the presentation of the book – from an idea by interpreter and translator Elena Remigi – that everyone is talking about, titled In Limbo: Brexit Testimonies from EU citizens in the UK.
The best-seller, which Remigi co-edited with academics Véronique Martin and Tim Sykes, is a collection of 157 powerful and moving human stories revolving around the distress of EU nationals and the uncertainty of their status resulted from the Brexit referendum.
The presentation of In Limbo will take place at INCA CGIL – Italian Advice Centre (124 Canonbury Road, London N1 2UT) on Saturday, 24th February, from 4.30pm to 6.30pm. Donations will be accepted on a pay-as-you-feel basis.
The event will be structured as such: a presentation of In Limbo by Elena Remigi, which will also include the reading of extracts from the book, followed by a final Q&A session with the author.
In Limbo is published by Byline Books (2017) and is available to buy on several websites including Amazon UK.
Elena Remigi comments: "I would like to express my deepest thanks to the Roosevelt Movement for organising another presentation of In Limbo following the incredibly high turnout and positive feedback we had at our event in Birmingham last month. I am aware – and thankful, of course – of how sensitive to the topic of human rights the Roosevelt Movement is.
"With In Limbo our aim is to give a voice not only to some of the millions of EU citizens residing in Britain, but also to some of the Brits with EU families in the UK and Brits living in the EU, all of whom are now facing an uncertain and insecure future. We want the book to become a primary source for those who want to understand the human landscape of Brexit Britain.
"We really believe that if we put all our voices together we can make a hell of a lot of noise and show the world what the true human cost of Brexit is. This is our only chance to reverse the current tide."


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1 to 2 fresh limes
Salt to taste
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1 large tomato, preferably vine ripened
¼ large onion or ½ small onion - yellow or white
1 mild to medium-hot fresh chili pepper
2 to 3 cloves garlic
Optional, any or all of the following:
½ bunch cilantro, chopped
½ teaspoon cayenne pepper
¼ teaspoon ground cumin
Cut an X in the bottom of the tomato. Pierce the stem end with a fork and immerse in boiling water for 10 to 15 seconds. Allow to cool until safe to handle, then remove and discard the skin. Cut the tomato in half through the middle. Gently squeeze out the seeds and discard. Dice the tomato and place in a large mixing bowl.
Peel and dice the onion. Add to the bowl. Cut the chili pepper in half, top to bottom, and remove the seeds and white membrane for discarding. Dice the chili pepper and add to the bowl. Finely mince the garlic (or crush through a press) and add. Add any or all of the optional ingredients.
Cut the avocados in half top to bottom, working around the pit and twist apart. Discard the pit. Spoon out the contents into the mixing bowl. Squeeze the juice of the lime(s) and add to the bowl. Mix the guacamole, crushing most of the avocado but leaving some chunks.
If not serving immediately, smooth the top with a spatula. Cover the guacamole with plastic wrap, pressing onto the surface to eliminate the air. Refrigerate until needed.
Note: This guacamole is best made fresh and served soon after preparation. It does not store well. Use within 24 hours for best results.
Variations: If you prefer a smooth rather than chunky guacamole, you can crush all the avocado pieces. A potato masher would be useful.
Guacamole does not freeze well if fully prepared, but a basic guacamole of only avocado, lime, and salt does freeze well. Thaw later and add other ingredients, if desired.
Note: The pit does not prevent guacamole from turning brown (oxidizing). That's an urban myth (do the research). The citric acid in the lime juice slows the oxidation process.
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Through this blog I hope to shed light on some very special art. Some well known, and some, like this, undiscovered. I recently stumbled upon this song by accident and was happily surprised. A unique, traveling acoustic piece with unconventional vocals unafraid to be different. Her phrasing and tonality on certain sections have a slight Bjorkesque flavor.
Vulnerably musically unadorned; profound.
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Continuing to fight for District 13
This year I worked on a number of issues directly affecting the people of Assembly District 13. Every day tens of thousands of our neighbors make the trip over the Altamont to work in the Bay Area, and I collaborated with colleagues on both sides of the aisle to pass Assembly Bill 758 [2] to ease the commute. It establishes the Tri-Valley-San Joaquin Valley Regional Rail Authority to plan, develop, and deliver cost-effective and responsive transit connectivity between BART and ACE.
In early October, the California State Auditor released its report on the audit I requested [3] of the Twin Tunnels project. The Auditor brought to light that the state has no economic or financial analysis for the project, and that the Department of Water Resources was not following state law in awarding contracts. After 11 years of planning there is still no viable plan and I will continue to fight this destructive boondoggle.
After many tragic deaths at a local parachute center, I also worked on a bill to strengthen [4] the ability of families and communities to hold negligent and unsafe parachute centers to account, where the Federal Aviation Administration has failed time and time again.
Safer, cleaner communities
In addition to reducing the stress on commuters, AB 758 will result in thousands of fewer cars on our roadways, significantly cleaning up the air. I also worked on bills this year to simplify the process for installing rooftop solar [5] within Homeowner Associations and reduce food waste by establishing the California Good Samaritan Food Donation Act [6]. More safe, healthy food will now get to people in need, rather than in the trash can because of this Act.
This year I led on several public safety improvements. I passed a bill to help [7] those dealing with severe mental illness in jail get the care they need from psychiatrists in a more timely fashion and require jails to seek appropriate mental health referrals in the community. We also passed bills establishing a pretrial diversion program [8] to help misdemeanor drug offenders get access to treatment, and to better protect victims of domestic violence [9] and increase their ability to obtain restraining orders against their abusers.
Education and Pay Equity
While many communities in California benefit from our robust public higher education system, ours has long been left out. Since the January release of the report I requested from the Legislative Analyst's Office on the capacity of our system, I have continued the fight to bring a state university to Stockton [10]. I also drafted a tuition-free proposal [11] to put before the voters funded by a one-percent surtax on incomes over $1 million. Although this proposal did not move forward this year, I will continue to work to make college more accessible and affordable for all Californians.
The California Legislative Women's Caucus pushed a number of policies to improve the lives of women and children throughout the state, and I am proud that gender pay equity was one of those priorities. Assembly Bill 168 [12] bans potential employers from asking about an applicant's previous salary history, which perpetuates years of lower salaries. This change empowers women to overcome this historic inequality and will help ensure that workers are compensated based on their abilities and not their gender.
This has been another successful year fighting for you, the constituents of AD 13, and I welcome your suggestions and feedback as I prepare a platform representing Stockton, Tracy, Mountain House, Thornton and western San Joaquin County in the state Assembly.
[1] https://www.addthis.com/bookmark.php?v=300
[2] https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavClient.xhtml?bill_id=201720180AB758
[3] https://a13.asmdc.org/press-releases/assemblymember-eggmans-statement-waterfix-audit
[4] https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavClient.xhtml?bill_id=201720180AB295
[5] https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavClient.xhtml?bill_id=201720180AB634
[6] https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavClient.xhtml?bill_id=201720180AB1219
[7] https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavClient.xhtml?bill_id=201720180AB720
[8] https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavClient.xhtml?bill_id=201720180AB208
[9] https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavClient.xhtml?bill_id=201720180AB413
[10] http://www.sacbee.com/opinion/op-ed/soapbox/article171419792.html
[11] https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavClient.xhtml?bill_id=201720180AB1356
[12] https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billNavClient.xhtml?bill_id=201720180AB168


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She had a few hits, including the title track and her number one song, "Guys Do It All the Time."
The blonde bombshell also got a reputation for having a bit of an attitude, finding herself on the social pages seemingly almost as much as she was on the music pages.
When she failed to match the success of her debut, McCready found herself without a record label. Her last album stiffed big time.
Capitol Records eventually came to the rescue with new music due later this year.
But to tease the males among us apparently, Capitol spent who knows how much money on a pinup calendar of the beautiful singer for 2001 with photographs courtesy of Nigel Parry.
Such is the continued attempt to sell sex instead of music with some of the folks in Music City. January shows off her ringed navel.
A number of months in the calendar show off a good amount of cleavage as if having the right figure will really mean your music matters. If you need evidence, take a look at the July shot.
And then there is the August picture. The photograph has garnered the most publicity. McCready appears to be in a sitting frontal nude shot (she has said she is wearing a thong) with her legs covering her upper body and her hands crossed in front of her legs, resting on her feet.
This is the kind of shot one would expect in adult magazines prior to reaching the centerfold.
There was a good amount of publicity resulting from the August photograph in particular, in effect, questioning the taste involved.
One Capitol executive, Fletcher Foster, was quoted as saying that any publicity was good.
Too bad this series of photos is part of a misguided marketing plan to re-establish McCready. She can ill afford another album that fails.
No matter how pretty McCready is in these photos - and she is - does it really make sense to hone in on controversy involving McCready which has zippo to do with music?
It is the hope that the radio folks and more importantly the record buyers out there will want to hear music by McCready because she has put out a quality record, not because she knows how pose in front of a camera.
If the album fails, Capitol will deserve the egg on its face that it receives. And McCready isn't exactly to be commended either for once again being the pretty country singer who tries to capitalize on her looks instead of the hooks.
To paraphrase, it's the music stupid!


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LAGUNA NIGUEL, Calif. (Feb. 18, 2019) – Sophomore Sarina Liu (Rolling Hills, Calif. / Palos Verdes Peninsula) of the Caltech women's tennis team picked up the first SCIAC Athlete of the Week honor of her career thanks to a key singles win at No. 8 Pomona-Pitzer Colleges on Saturday.
Liu earned a big super tiebreak win at third singles against the Sagehens, coming out on top 7-6 (4), 3-6, 10-6. The sophomore is now 2-0 in singles on the season in addition to a doubles victory over the nation's top-ranked team in Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Colleges.
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Pelvic girdle is basically a trough-shaped irregular supporting bone. It is placed between the axial skeleton and hind limbs. It is a structure that holds the weight of the entire body, aids in the locomotion process and attaches the lower limbs to the body. Pelvic girdle is attached posterior to sacrum. The sacrum and coccyx make a basin-shaped pelvis. There are two coxal bones in the pelvic girdle. Two halves of the pelvic girdle combine ventrally to give shaped to pubic symphysis that includes fibrous cartilage.
There are three bones i.e., upper ilium, ischium and inner pubis that form a coxal bone below the pubis. These three bones combine to form the hip bone. Acetabulum, a cup-shaped hollow cavity is there at the place where these three bones meet. Femur or thigh bone articulates with the acetabulum.Here is a quick look at the functions of the pelvic girdle:
- Two pelvic girdle come together to form a wide hollow space known as the pelvis.
- The pelvis plays the role of supporting and protecting the abdominal visceral structures.
- Pelvic girdle is the point of attachment of the hind limb bones
- It places the weight of the entire body on the hind limbs.
- Pelvic girdle renders strength to the sacral region.
- Pelvic girdle is the point of attachment of the leg muscles.
Girdles are basically the points that are close to the body's axis. They are a part of the appendicular skeleton of the body. Apart from pelvic girdle the human body also consists of a pectoral girdle. Pectoral girdle is basically the structure that links the upper limbs to the body. It is a skeleton support from where the vertebrates' forelimbs are linked. It consists of two bones, collar or clavicle bones and shoulder or scapula bone.


text: Student Housing N Illinois Looking closer at the state of student housing From left to right: Brian Thompson executive vice president — investments at CA Ventures, Lisa Skolnik senior vice president and chief content officer at Intralink Global, Craig Pryde, AIA, LEED AP principal at KTGY, Will Baker, managing director at Walker & Dunlop, Robert Byron chairman and co-founder at Blue Vista Capital Management, LLC, Julie Skolnicki senior vice president, university partnerships at EdR and Brittany Herringshaw head of student housing at Foresite Realty Partners, LLC. Taylor Gunn, Director of Student Housing, Axiometrics, a RealPage Company. From left to right: Compatibilty, LLC co-founder and chief research and product officer, Kim Rubenstein, Psy.D. and Andrea Meltzer, CEO and co-founder. The 4th annual Chicago Student Housing Real Estate Conference was held at the Gleacher Center on July 12, 2018. Industry professionals came out to hear what the latest trends are in college-town housing markets.Stevhanie Howard, senior broker at Foresite Realty Partners, provided the welcome and introduction. Andrea Meltzer, CEO and co-founder, and Kim Rubenstein, co-founder and chief research and product officer, of Compatibilty, LLC, gave a presentation that touched on the experience of students behind the data that drives their opinion of housing properties.Taylor Gunn, director of student housing at Axiometrics, a RealPage company, gave the keynote presentation. She provided a staggering number of metrics and statistics about student behavior, the performance of housing in relation to distance from campus and other factors.One trend she discussed was the correlation between university enrollment and economic performance. When the markets go down, more people go back to school. The very strong U.S. economy of the past few years may plateau or decline, but it's not expected to rise much more—meaning more enrollment and more student housing. "Going forward, we can expect demand to remain stable, if not pick up over the next couple of years," she said.Then the State of the Student Housing Real Estate Market panel took the stage. Lisa Skolnik senior vice president and chief content officer at Intralink Global moderated the discussion. Panelists included Will Baker, managing director at Walker & Dunlop; Robert Byron chairman and co-founder at Blue Vista Capital Management, LLC; Brittany Herringshaw head of student housing at Foresite Realty Partners, LLC; Craig Pryde, AIA, LEED AP principal at KTGY; Julie Skolnicki senior vice president, university partnerships at EdR and Brian Thompson executive vice president — investments at CA Ventures.In terms of funding, an increase in foreign capital is driving down cap rates and pricing, forcing the sector to become more institutionalized, according to Thompson. Another way to support a new development or redevelopment is through a public-private partnership, a model that more and more is playing an important role on campuses around the country. "The trend for P3 is we're not just putting up a building," Skolnicki said. "We're creating a community."Another area that the panel was sure to touch on was the recent amenity war that high-profile developments have been waging as they look to attract students. But not all student housing can support these luxuries, nor can they all pull in the rents that such amenities would demand. "We're looking to provide the most efficient, functional living space," Pryde said, "because cost is a challenge." According to Pryde, services can be more important than amenities in many student housing developments, especially when located within a quarter- to half-mile from campus. tagsWalker & DunlopRealPageCA VenturesKTGYForesite Realty PartnersAxiometricsCompatibilty LLCIntralink GlobalBlue Vista Capital ManagementEdR


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A talented Mexborough apprentice is embarking on a rewarding career in eyecare after completing her training.
21-year-old Emma Carr is celebrating her graduation from the Specsavers Optical Apprenticeship Programme and is now employed full-time at the optician's York Street store.
Long term goal
Emma, who is already embarking on further training with the store, studied at Swinton Community School Sixth Form. She says: 'I've never wanted to do anything other than science, right from primary school.
'My long term goal was to become an optometrist and the last 18 months at Specsavers are making that possible. I'm loving every minute.'
The next step for Emma is the Level 3 Certificate in Optical Dispensing qualification. Specsavers' one-year apprenticeship is open to anyone over the age of 16 and requires no previous optical experience.
Further studying opportunities
Those that complete it become qualified optical assistants with the chance of full time employment at Specsavers. The programme also opens up successful apprentices to further studying opportunities, with the potential to qualify as a dispensing optician within five years.
Emma continues: 'The apprenticeship allowed me to progress at my own pace. The whole time, I was surrounded by optical professionals who were able to mentor me on every topic, so I was able to get practical experience as well as learning the theory.'
Specavers Mexborough store director Andy Bryer says: 'Apprenticeships are a great way to unlock the potential of young people and provide a way for them to embark on successful and fulfilling careers.
'Our scheme benefits those who want to work their way up to qualifying as a dispensing optician. It's also a great opportunity to give back to the Mexborough community we serve.'
Learn on the job
The programme includes the completion of the Level 2 Diploma in Optics, monthly assessor visits, observations, online learning and courses. Apprentices also learn on the job, working in-store alongside eyecare professionals.
The apprenticeships scheme has been running for just over two years and 90% of the apprentices take on full-time positions within the company.
'I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the apprenticeship to others. I was able to learn at the same time as being able to support myself and now I have so many options in front of me,' adds Emma.
At least 33% of those who take on a full-time position go on to further studies with Specsavers, with many training to become dispensing assistants through Specsavers' externally-accredited Level 3 and Level 4 Certificates in Optical Dispensing. These in turn offer stepping-stones to further study to eventually qualify as a dispensing optician.


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