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Knowing Your True Essence is Love
August 2, 2018
Hosted by Dr. Paula Joyce
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What if we truly knew that our essence is love and light and that everything else is false limiting beliefs which block our inner knowing, healing and peace? This awareness would transform our consciousness, which would transform our lives and the world. We would see each other through the eyes of love, compassion and empathy. We would see our similarities instead of emphasizing our differences. The point of change is the individual. You have the power to learn to see yourself as pure love. When you commit to this path, you embark on a process of slowly waking up to the truth of your soul and the truth of your existence here on earth. You learn to hear and act upon the still small voice within. It's the whisper of your soul, the messages that are all too easy to ignore because they require trust and the willingness to connect with the authentic you. Please join us Thursday for inspiration, practical tools, encouragement, and radical, liberating shifts in perception.
Uplift Your Life: Nourishment of the Spirit
Thursday at 8 AM Pacific Time on VoiceAmerica Empowerment Channel
Learning to see life from a spiritual perspective can change the way we think, which changes everything. As we let go of fear, worry, regret, blame, anger, guilt, resentment, jealousy and shame, we can create the loving, joyful, prosperous, healthy life that we want and deserve.
The best or worst place to live is in our own mind. You will learn how to weed out the negativity and to be grateful and positive in word, thought and deed, resulting in your ever-increasing happiness. Uplift Your Life: Nourishment of the Spirit is broadcast live every Thursday at 8 AM Pacific Time on the VoiceAmerica Empowerment Channel.
Dr. Paula Joyce
Dr. Paula, The Life Doctor, has helped thousands of people improve their health, wealth and relationships through writing, coaching and speaking. Her clients attain success, achieve breakthrough thinking and enhanced productivity with her Ultimate Creative Problem Solving Process, which aligns and integrates information in both sides of the brain. Clients dissolve hidden fears and blocks, solve challenging problems and reach their goals.
Despite being told that she couldn't write creatively, paint or dance, Dr. Paula is a best-selling author, an internationally shown artist and an accomplished Argentine Tango dancer. She broke the family rules by being a working mother who did postdoctoral work at Yale and was Director of Leadership Development in a school district where she coached and trained top level executives. She overcame emotional and psychological abuse and learned to see the positive in every experience and feel the gratitude for all of it.
Dr. Paula co-authored a best-seller, Nothing But Net. Her column, Ask Dr. Paula, is in Dallas Yoga Magazine, in print and on the web. Her first e-book is 33 Tips for Self-Empowerment.
She has spoken to organizations such as: American Express Financial Services, Baylor University Medical Center and Jung Society.
Dr. Paula was in USA Today, Dallas Morning News and on national television and radio. She was named a Leading Expert and recognized by The National Academy of Best-Selling Authors.

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Im trying to set up the agenthandler on a dmz.. In the installationpart where its says "Specify the parameters of the ePolicy orchestror database server" that i get into trouble. i have the Windows Authentication checked. No matter what i write in the fields i get the error "Setup was unable to login to the database using the specified credentials"
And after using wireshark, it dosnt seem to even send any packets, it just give me the error direct.
I had same problem as you even with Windows Autehntication set and I finally had to set-up an SQL authentication against the SQL database and this way it finally worked. I think the problem was that the Agent Handler on my DMZ wasn't on the same domain as ePO server and (I don't know why) it didn't send the right credentials
I had similar issues and resolved it by making the user a dbcreator on the SQL database and it worked.
Windows Authentication was used
User was already a dbo on the ePO database on the SQL server.
Made user a dbcreator on the SQL database.
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World of Beer SMU to Host Grand Opening Celebration and Ribbon Cutting
World of Beer SMU will host its official grand opening celebration on Saturday, Jan. 26, 2013 at the bar located at 5600 SMU Blvd. Dallas Chamber of Commerce members will be in attendance to celebrate the official ribbon cutting.
January 10, 2013 (Newswire.com) - The new World of Beer (WOB) SMU, a thriving beer-centric tavern boasting an extensive collection of brews from around the globe, will host its official grand opening celebration all day on Saturday, Jan. 26, 2013 at the bar located at 5600 SMU Blvd. Dallas Chamber of Commerce members will be in attendance to celebrate the official ribbon cutting at 3pm.
WHAT: World of Beer SMU Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting
WHERE: 5600 SMU Blvd., Dallas, TX 75206
WHEN: Saturday, Jan. 26, 2013
Following the ribbon cutting, the celebration will continue with live music, prizes and giveaways throughout the night. Marisela the Voice will perform from 4pm - 7pm, and Brad Thompson & Greg Luce will perform from 9pm - 1am. A charity raffle, benefiting St. Jude Children's Hospital, will begin at 7pm. Prizes include an iPad Mini, a home brewing kit, local brewery items and World of Beer giveaways.
"Dallas, meet your craft beer haven," said World of Beer SMU General Manager Manny Ballesteros. "We invite you to join us for our official grand opening so you can see that we are constantly learning and having fun with the beer industry and we want to spread that knowledge to our community."
Guests will enjoy limited edition and exclusive kegs all day. World of Beer SMU will also be showcasing their new 'Randall', an organoleptic hop transducer module whose double-chamber filter connects to the tap of your favorite beer and fills it with flavor-enhancing ingredients.
The bar will feature areas dedicated to local breweries, which will allow guests to ask questions and speak with brewery representatives one-on-one. Those breweries include Deep Ellum, Revolver Brewing, Lakewood Brewing, Firewheel Brewing, and Peticolis Brewing.
Food at World of Beer is available with an assortment of brats, pretzels and quesadillas. Customers are also always welcome to bring their own food.
The new tavern, part of a national chain, offers guests more than 500 different, ever-changing bottles and 40 rotating taps from around the world. Currently, Tampa-based World of Beer Franchising, Inc. has 35 taverns operating in 11 states. The World of Beer concept has become a nationwide phenomenon because they have fine-tuned a niche for those who share a passion for great craft beer.
For more information on World of Beer SMU, visit http://wobusa.com/Locations/SMU.aspx or call (469) 310-0412. World of Beer SMU is located at 5600 SMU Blvd., Dallas, TX 75206.
WOB was founded in Tampa, FL in 2007. Now, just five years later, they have just launched their 35th location in Dallas, TX. The soon-to-be household name is currently open in 10 states (FL, VA, TX, WI, OH, IL, NC, GA, AZ and SC). The locations to soon follow are: The locations to soon follow are: Evanston, IL and Cleveland, OH.
World of Beer Franchising, Inc.: World of Beer (www.WOBUSA.com) is a truly uncommon establishment where the experience is as essential as the product. At World of Beer, having the most extensive beer selection is not enough. It is important that a broad spectrum of patrons, from the beer aficionado to the casual beer fan, can enjoy the best beers on the planet and increase their beer knowledge in a comfortable and upbeat setting.
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The way it stands, PECOTA (and most systems) project the Mets to be an 87-win team finishing second or third place in the NL East, while either winning a Wild Card spot or being right on the bubble.
However, in looking at the roster, I see these three players as having the potential to swing the above number in a significantly positive or negative direction based on what they provide in 2019.
Noah Syndergaard
The difference between Syndergaard and the other two players on this list is that we've seen him excel in New York over the course of an entire season. We know what he's capable of here in New York every five days for six months. This isn't his first time playing for the Mets, and this isn't a season we hope he takes it to the next level. He's been to that level.
Unfortunately, he missed most of 2017 with injury. And, while he was terrific when on the mound last season, he made pitched 151 innings in only 25 starts.The Mets don't necessarily need more from Syndergaard when he's on the mound. Instead, they need him to spend more time on the mound.
In a season when relief pitchers will be required to throw to three batters before being replaced, the difference between 25 and 32 starts from Syndergaard has the potential to be roughly 40 innings that Mickey Callaway doesn't need to use a spot starter or reliever.
The same can be said about getting full seasons out of Zack Wheeler and Steven Matz. The difference, though, is that, while both Wheeler and Matz have had success, Syndergaard pitched a full season in 2016 and nearly won a Cy Young Award.
Together, based on what we've seen them do in the past, Syndergaard and Jacob deGrom have the ability to be on the mound for at least 30 percent of the season, while keeping the ball out of play close to 500 times and producing between 10-15 WAR. In a world where both of these things happen, the Mets will be able to weather any major injury, the occasional missed start, or bad stretch of games from the rest of the starting rotation.
That said, if Syndergaard is the pitcher missing starts and/or struggling, we will be looking to Matz, Wheeler and Vargas to exceed expectations (as opposed to just meeting them like Noah). That's always a vulnerable spot for a winning team.
Michael Conforto
Conforto is expected to hit at least 25 home runs (if not more). He's going to hit at least 20 doubles and bat no less than .240, which will again net him around 3-4 WAR.
However, when healthy and with productive hitters around him, Conforto has produced far more than the above totals. In stretches since 2015 with at least three or four other productive hitters around him, Conforto has resembled an MVP-caliber hitter.
Last season, during his final 150 at-bats and once fully recovered from shoulder surgery, he produced at a rate that would net close to 50 home runs, 100 extra base hits, 150 RBI and a .360 OBP.
Obviously, he almost certainly won't achieve those numbers during any full season during his career, though it would be awesome if he did. However, it does show what he's capable of doing when healthy and playing every day regardless of who is batting around him in the lineup.
This season, wedged in between Robinson Cano and Wilson Ramos, Conforto will find himself in a similar situation to when he frequently hit between Neil Walker and Asdrubal Cabrera in 2016. But, in this scenario, Cano and Ramos carry more prominent reputations and the potential for more power.
Being able to watch from the on-deck circle as Cano battles that day's pitcher, who will need to consider how he pitches to Conforto knowing Ramos is on deck, should allow the 26-year-old lefty to be more patient and strategic in what he does with the bat this year.
"Cano is going to be standing on second a lot, so that's another plus for me," Conforto recently told reporters, while praising the chance to hit behind Cano.
In this sort of situation, based on what Conforto did late last season, I think it's fair to think he can exceed 30 home runs and 30 doubles and bat around .280, at which point he'd be a 5-6 WAR, MVP candidate.
In a world where Cano and Ramos are healthy, and Conforto is having a breakout season hitting cleanup, the Mets are scoring a lot of runs. And, with their pitching, if the Mets are scoring runs, they'll be winning. That said, if Conforto struggles or is injured, opposing pitchers will be able to cut around Cano and Ramos, and collapse at least one-third of the team's lineup each night.
Wilson Ramos
In all likelihood, Ramos will hit .280, belt 10-15 home runs, and get 500 plate appearances (assuming he's healthy during most of the season). This, however, is not his greatest value to the Mets, and it's not why I listed him as a pivotal player in 2019.
The Mets are built on pitching. In the end, the better DeGrom, Syndergaard, Wheeler, Matz, Edwin Diaz and Jeurys Familia do, the better the team is going to do in the standings. The essence of this post is to highlight three players capable of being the difference between, say, 86 wins and 92 wins...
In the case of Ramos, while his bat is important, what he does behind the plate and between the ears of his pitching staff is going to be the true fruit of his labor.
In the years since Paul Lo Duca was the team's every day catcher, the Mets have run through more than 25 backstops, including Travis d'Arnaud, Brian Schneider, Omir Santos, Rod Barajas, Josh Thole, John Buck and Kevin Plawecki.
This type of tumult doesn't necessarily weaken a pitching staff, but it without question adds an extra variable that must be factored in to their gameplan every night. To have a consistent, everyday presence behind home plate helps to reduce being concerned about what's going on after the ball is released in air.
That said, in addition to providing stability, Ramos brings to Callaway's staff a guy with a bat, a reputation, experience handling young pitchers, and someone creative that has game planned in the division against the same hitters that will be in the opposing dugout the next six months.
Even better, Ramos -- who has spent 8 of his 12 seasons in the National League East -- reportedly wanted to join the Mets because of his familiarity with the division, city, and promise of the potential of their pitching staff.
"I like to work with those kind of rotations because I feel like I can help with my experience," Ramos said last summer after being dealt by Tampa to Philadelphia. "Every time I am behind the plate, I try to help my guys on the mound. I love when we put zeroes on the scoreboard. That is my priority."
Ramos may hit, drive in runs, and provide enough protection in the lineup to elevate Conforto to an MVP-caliber hitter. But, if he can stay on field, develop a bond with the pitching staff, make them feel comfortable and more prepared than usual, and elevate their game as an overall staff, well, he'd be worth every penny paid to him and more.
Matthew Cerrone (Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Contact) is lead writer of MetsBlog.com, which he created in 2003. He also hosts the MetsBlog Podcast, which you can subscribe to here. His new book, The New York Mets Fans' Bucket List, details 44 things every Mets fan should experience during their lifetime. To check it out, click here!


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Recall Walker Organizers May Keep Number Of Signatures Gathered Quiet
A week ago the state Democratic Party chairman went on national television to announce that the recall effort of Gov. Scott Walker had already collected more than 300,000 signatures. Now, 12 News has learned that may be the last number heard until the final total is in.
Organizers said the effort to recall Gov. Scott Walker is still going strong, and was bolstered by the news that more than half the necessary signatures were already in.
But that announcement, updating the number of signatures, may be the last of its kind.
"We may be making an announcement about the figures and where we are, and we may not, but we know there's plenty of work to be done," Democratic Party of Wisconsin spokesman Graeme Zielinski said.
WISN 12 News reporter Kent Wainscott asked Zielinski about the strategy behind the decision of whether to reveal updated numbers.
"We don't want people to slow down and stop. We don't want that. We also don't want people to think this is hopeless because it's not. It's something we're very confident we can do," Zielinski said.
Zielinski said recall process has also entered a new phase, as petition volunteers reach out to people who are finding it difficult to get to them.
"It's a little harder for some folks to sign, and we have to make it easier for them and we're going to be doing that," Zielinski said.
He said that involves expanding the recall effort into more rural parts of the state where petitions may not have been circulated yet.
The rate at which signatures are collected is slowing down, but most people expected that after the initial surge of people who signed the petitions as soon as they could.
Now the gathering process gets tougher, Wainscott said.


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The LAE Attendance office is open from 7:00 am - 4:00 pm.
To excuse a student's absence, either email Melanie Morris, or call the school's office, detailing your child's name, date and reason of absence, along with your name and contact information. Thank you.
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Winter = the most romantic time of year.
Baby, it's cold outside, so spend the next few months cozying up with these fun and romantic date night ideas. These cute activities and dates will help make sure you don't waste your winter hibernating. Looking for more date night ideas? Check out these free date ideas and our list of fun things to do on Valentine's Day.
Skip the indoor hockey rink and pick a scenic outdoor location where you can lace up and glide around the ice to ensure it's an evening you'll never forget. Or, see if there's a forest ice skating trail near you for an extra romantic experience.
Make a big batch at home (this spiced Mexican hot chocolate is perfect for a romantic night in) or head to a cozy local coffee shop or bar to indulge in a warm mug of delicious-ness.
RELATED: Winter Drinks to Sip Around the Fire
Or, if hockey's not your thing, head to the nearest city or college town to cheer on your favorite basketball team.
Don't have one at home? Make your very own DIY backyard soaker with a stock tank, or escape to a local spa for an afternoon of relaxation (and defrosting). Or keep it simple by drawing a relaxing bath for two at home.
Host a fireside campout for two! Mulled wine, s'mores, and a cozy blanket are the key ingredients for cuddly night by the hearth.
RELATED: Mouthwatering Marshmallow Recipes to Indulge in This Winter
This quintessential winter activity is a must for couples of all ages. You're guaranteed to feel like a kid again.
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Step out of your comfort zone and try a new wintertime activity like snowshoeing, snowmobiling, snow boarding, skiing, or ice-fishing this year. Split the cost of a private lesson, so you can spend time together while also learning the basics from a pro. Take note: Many national parks offer tours or lessons.
RELATED: The Most Beautiful National Parks to Visit In the Winter
The next time you get hit with a snowstorm, make a date out of it. Bundle up and head outdoors to build a snowman, then have yourself a good ol' fashioned snowball fight.
Do a little research to discover what's going on in your town this winter. Many areas offer fun winter activities and attractions that are only available during the cold months. Pictured here are some stunning Minnesota ice castles; you can also visit similar ones in Michigan, Utah, and New Hampshire.
It's all about comfort food when it's freezing outside, so spend an evening baking a delicious dessert you can dig into. It doesn't matter if it's a pie, cookies, or a cake—as long as you're making it together.
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Fallen Fruit: Columbus
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Two public fruit parks have sprouted up in Columbus over the past year. They're part of the Fallen Fruit project, providing inner-city communities with access to fresh fruit. Los Angeles-based artists David Burns and Austin Young partnered with the Wexner Center for the Arts and other local groups to install a berry patch in Weinland Park and a fruit orchard on the South Side.
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Made by Chris Schuler, the creator of the Quartzcastle, we now have Quartzcastle Carb Caps! And this special unit has a pointed end perfect for shatter. This carb cap is large enough to fit a traditional banger or the new deep dish Quartz Castle domeless nail.
Carb caps are the perfect accessory for your domeless nail allowing you to take lower temperature dabs for the best effects and optimal flavor. By covering the nail it's combining both conduction and convection style heating, allowing your concentrate to be spread out and vaped evenly.
Available for both small and large quartzcastles.
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Reviewer: Aaron P
Dont get me wrong i really liked the first design for the Quartz Castle Carb cap, but this one trumps it x10. Its now got a dabbing end instead of the dull bauble on the other one. The carb on it and holes are slightly larger which facilitates more control with the airflow. My fav part though is i can use these with standard bangers.


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LGBTQ students are statistically more vulnerable to bullying, harassment, depression, and suicide, so access to supportive and educational materials can be powerful and life-saving. Public and school libraries can provide LGBTQ students both resources and a safe place for exploration. Youth who seek these resources often need the assurance of privacy as they might not feel ready or safe to come out to their families and peers.
If you are an ally librarian or a PFLAG member who wants to encourage your school and public libraries to better serve LGBTQ students, here are some important actions that libraries can take:
- Become familiar with the legal rights of students and youth to have access to LGBTQ books. Consult this article from Lambda Legal for details.
- Include LGBTQ brochures and similar publications for display or in your library holdings to provide low cost up-do-date information that students can easily and rapidly read.
- Keep up with the available LGBTQ book lists created by librarians and other field experts. In particular, Rainbow Book List is created yearly by the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Round Table of the American Library Association.
- Set up regular displays of LGBTQ books/resources in the library, and where possible, include books with LGBTQ characters/themes in other displays. Some students might hesitate to approach an open LGBTQ display, so also include a quiet display, where you set up books in a visible place without explicitly indicating they cover LGBTQ topics.
- Display Safe Space stickers and posters throughout the library, like the Safe School Set from GLSEN, to signal to LGBTQ students that your library is an inclusive and accepting place.
- For schools, ensure that counselors, teachers, and the school nurse have access to the LGBTQ books/resources in the school library holdings or their own copies for distribution to students.
- Create a forum or mail list for local librarians and educators to share books lists, display concepts, and other ways to support LGBTQ students.
- Invite librarians to a PFLAG meeting to discuss ways to create safe and supportive libraries. Librarians can be some of our best allies! Get to know the ally librarians in your schools and community.
- Apply for a grant from the Pride Foundation to procure more LGBTQ books and resources for your library or to fund a long-term library project that will enhance the lives of LGBTQ students.


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Before commodoreHUSTLE, LRR made many videos in which they play themselves. Some of these have running continuity or callbacks, some are realistic, and some are meant to be standalone.
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The Choreologist
"The Choreologist" started as an online blog in 2014, now consisting of a small selection of both anonymous and non-anonymous contributors. The Choreologist is a dance, choreography, dance writing and methodology project that focuses on different ways of using text as a resource to generate performance material for choreographers.
Writing for The Choreologist
– The Choreologist accepts blog posts and articles by external authors upon request. Anonymous texts are also allowed. All anonymous contributions are normally signed by The Choreologist, unless otherwise stated.
Send your text for review to: firstname.lastname@example.com or email@example.com
Dance company
The Choreologist is a dance company founded by dancer, choreographer and visual artist Ingrid Sørensen, and is the name under which she performs her own and co-created pieces from 2018.
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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / LydiaPrimate's music / Quiet Attack
Experimenting with sounds from the Abu Dhabi synth (on Korg Gadget), it has some drum samples and also vocal samples sort of meshed together, it's one of my favorite synths to add more quirkiness to a track. And, I was playing a lot of Battle Chef Brigade this week, new expanded deluxe version just came out, so this music is kind of what's going on in my head when I'm hunting for ingredients in the game and then preparing the dish...
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Quirkiness rules. Made my day.
Love a bit of quirk. I like the way this developed.
Coolness, really love the bridge section!
Coolness, really love the bridge section!
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Krups®, Savoy, ET351050, Programmable Thermal Filter Coffee Machine, Black
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Brew and keep warm, up to 12 cups of great-tasting coffee with the KRUPS Savoy ET351050 Thermal coffee maker. Its large easy-to-read LCD screen and intuitive rotating knob allow for effortless brew-strength and keep-warm adjustments or for setting the timer. You can wake up to the aroma of freshly brewed coffee or have a fresh pot ready and waiting when you are entertaining. The coffee maker's bold function produces a richer, fuller-bodied taste, while its special small-batch setting ensures maximum flavor and aroma when brewing just 1 to 4 cups. Even more, its auto-on setting ensures that you have a steaming pot of coffee waiting when you wake up. The double-insulated thermal carafe will keep your coffee warm up to 4 hours with minimal temperature loss. Thoughtfully designed, the coffee maker also provides a pause-and-serve function for sneaking a quick cup mid-brew. The carafe has been especially designed with a large opening so that you can easily fit your hand inside to clean it in seconds. Other highlights include a front-facing water-level display, a clean function that reminds you when to descale, a gold-tone filter (no paper filters necessary), and a water-filtration system that helps create delicious coffee served at an optimal 180˚F. Attractively housed with a beautiful brushed stainless-steel face and a black body, the KRUPS ET351050 Savoy Thermal coffee maker makes it easy and quick to brew hot, robust, flavorful coffee every time, and to keep them hot for hours! Get ready to savor your day.
- 12-cup programmable coffee maker with LCD screen and digital clock for auto-start in the morning
- Thermal carafe with easy-to-clean large opening keeps coffee hot for up to 4 hours with minimal temperature loss
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Designed for travel, this big diaper bag holds enough gear to last you on an overnight trip.
This is a big diaper bag—the largest in this product line—that holds enough gear to supply multiple infants, or to last one baby a night or two. An exterior pocket holds grown-up items and zips fully down. The main compartment has a zip closure that completely opens the top of the bag. Mesh-lined, elasticized pockets keep gear in place and visible, and contrasting linings help lighten up the interior. The outer fabric is treated for water resistance and is easy to clean.
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At our K-12 Open House, in October 2015, our Head of School invited the audience to text in their questions. He answered most of these questions at the event, but he wanted to give other administrators the opportunity to respond along with him as well.
These were such great questions, we thought the post was worth revisiting.
What level are the students testing at... Same grade level or next grade level?
We use the Educational Records Bureau Comprehensive Testing Program in Lower and Middle School. This assessment allows us to measure and monitor each child's educational growth and skill development compared with students at other independent schools similar to Randolph. The ERB does not provide a grade level comparison, but when administering other assessments that compare our students to national norms, we find that our students tend to perform at an average of 1.5 grade levels above their current grade. – Jerry Beckman, Assistant Head of School for Academic Affairs
Is there a high level of anxiety among the students about academics? If so, are they taught methods to manage stress?
The majority of students do experience academic-related stress at some point, but rarely is it an ongoing issue. Students are taught stress-management and coping skills, formally in 5th, 7th and 8th grades, and counselors work individually with students who seem to experience more anxiety with regard to academics. – Vanessa Robinson & Leslie Shelor, School Counselors
What's the student/teacher ratio?
8 to 1. – Jerry Beckman
Does Randolph teach cursive handwriting?
We begin teaching cursive handwriting in 2nd grade. We use the Handwriting Without Tears method and materials to teach both manuscript and cursive writing in grades K-4. We have learned from current brain research that writing in manuscript and writing in cursive activate different parts of the brain, which leads to better understanding of content. Studies have shown that students who learn to write in both manuscript and cursive perform better on reading and spelling tests, possibly because writing words that are linked together forces children to think of words as wholes instead of parts.
We believe it is important for our students to be able to read cursive writing for several reasons. Not only will students be able to read the cursive they will encounter in and out of their school life, but they will also be able to read our most important historical documents in their original form. – Laurel Shockley, Assistant Head of Lower School
Ten Reasons People Still Need Cursive, The Federalist
What's Lost as Handwriting Fades?, New York Times
What differentiates the teachers at Randolph from the teachers in public schools? How does your curriculum differ from public schools?
It is always important to me in responding to questions like these to affirm Randolph's support of public education as an essential institution in American society, and to affirm the work of public school teachers and administrators as invaluable in the lives of millions of American children. My wife worked for 14 years as a public school guidance counselor, and my sister is a public school reading specialist in Virginia.
I should note, too, from a regional perspective, that the City of Huntsville, the City of Madison, and Madison County all benefit from the favorable reputations of their public school systems, and that Randolph School, as a north Alabama institution, benefits from those reputations by extension. Families in our region place a high value on education thanks in part to the good work of our public schools.
What differentiates Randolph from public schools in the strictest sense is that we are self-funding and self-governing. This independence allows us to define for ourselves what excellence in K-12 education should look like, and it liberates us to adjust that definition as we deem appropriate. We are a relatively straightforward enterprise. We operate and behave not as a complex system that serves and is accountable to a range of communities and governing authorities, but rather as a singular, focused entity that serves and is accountable to a single school community. Randolph's stakeholders are united by a common investment in and commitment to an exceptional college-preparatory educational program.
Public education, like the interstate highway system, state parks, public utilities, and government safety-net programs, is in essence a socialistic construct; its strengths are a function of the large scale of the population that compulsorily funds and is entitled to its services. Independent schools like Randolph are, by contrast, free-market constructs; our strengths are a function of the high expectations of the families who voluntarily invest in and receive our services.
As the Head of School at Randolph, I am expected first and foremost to know and educate the children in our care, not to manage complex administrative systems. I am in constant contact and dialogue with the students I serve as the leader of this institution, from kindergarten through twelfth grade, and I work hard to know their names, to understand their lives, and to maximize their educational opportunities.
Teachers at Randolph are held to these same expectations. Their job is not to deliver a generalized, externally-determined program of instruction in accordance with state or national curricula and in preparation for standardized tests. Their job is to know, nurture, captivate, and challenge each of the students they serve. As Head of School, I am committed to recruiting, hiring, developing, and retaining educational professionals who do these things exceptionally well and giving them the freedom and support to teach and, in concert with our school administration, adopt and adapt curricula as they see fit. – Jay Rainey
With small class sizes and a vertically aligned curriculum throughout the Lower School, Randolph builds the content knowledge, work habits, and motivation necessary for students to develop strong academic and personal confidence. Within each grade level, our Lower School teachers are dedicated to creatively teaching literacy, math, science, and social studies content through comprehensive and engaging units of study. These curricula infuse technology and writing in ways that prepare students for learning and success in Middle School and beyond.
While we use several different program resources, Lower School teachers are free and encouraged to layer, individualize, and enrich all areas of study. We use Everyday Mathematics throughout the Lower School. Our kindergartners individually progress through the Primary Phonics series. First and 2nd graders use the Treasures series as the basis for literacy skills, including grammar. Third and 4th grade students move on to using fiction and nonfiction literature to support the subject-based units of study. – Laurel Shockley
Is Common Core taught at Randolph? What are your thoughts on Common Core math?
Because Randolph is an independent school, we are not obligated to follow the Common Core curriculum. We are very aware of the Common Core, but no more so than we have been aware of state and federal standards in the past. We feel that our students receive an education that exceeds the minimum standards set forth in the Common Core curriculum. – Laurel Shockley
We would never want to limit our focus to one federal or state curriculum such as Common Core. We feel the need to constantly review and refine our curriculum scope and sequence based on current best practices at Randolph and at other independent schools. – Jerry Beckman
You have the senior buddy program for Kindergarten; do you have something similar for 1st grade transfer students?
We don't, but we have other opportunities to build relationships with older students, such as reading buddies, Gaudy Day helpers, Interim and Community time. – Cindy Shaw, Head of Lower School
What exactly is Interim and how does it benefit my child's learning experience?
For many years, Interim at Randolph has been an experience for Middle and Upper School students only. Middle and Upper School students have an opportunity to learn from real world experiences during the week of Interim. Many students travel to learn about current events, history, art, humanitarian pursuits, science, etc. in a hands-on experience. Other students job-shadow to gain real life experience and knowledge about a profession they are interested in.
We recently introduced a Lower School Interim experience that aspires to achieve some of the same goals met by Middle and Upper School Interim, but at the appropriate developmental level of our younger students. During the Lower School Interim week, all of our teachers, specialist teachers, and some of our staff members and administrators teach enrichment clusters. All students in grades K-3 participate in a 1 1/2 hour-long enrichment cluster of their choice in the morning, and one in the afternoon. Teachers plan clusters based on interest inventories completed by students.
The enrichment clusters provide the opportunity for students to learn important skills through topics not encountered in the regular curriculum. Each enrichment cluster is limited to a small number of students (10 or fewer). For many enrichment clusters, outside speakers are invited to help students understand how the topic they are learning about is practiced as a profession. – Laurel Shockley
What's your favorite thing about Randolph?
The community! Modern life fractures us. We don't know our neighbors as well as we once did; we experience uncertainty and anxiety at higher rates than we used to; we communicate too often with screens and too rarely with faces; we trust each other less. Randolph offers a much-needed sense of community and belonging not only to our students, but to their parents, their grandparents, our faculty, our staff, and our alumni as well. To be a part of Randolph School is to feel that you are part of something special, something bigger than you that betters you. I feel very lucky to work here and very lucky that my children attend school here. – Jay Rainey
Questions and conversations are what Admissions is all about! Please contact our Admissions Office at 256-799-6103 or by email, if you would like to speak with someone, arrange a visit, or be notified for future events. Follow our blogs to learn about so much of our program information.


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In an appearance today on WAMU-FM's Politics Hour, Bonds discussed among other things her distaste for corporate campaign donations — in principle, not necessarily in practice.
Whoever is elected, that person would be eligible to be sworn in as soon as Tuesday, meaning they could vote in the final council legislative meeting of the session on Dec. 18. But in a conversation on Wednesday, D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson suggested, as a practical matter, it might not be such a good idea for a member who has not been involved in the legislative process to be voting.
"How much can they participate knowledgeably, given the dozens of matters coming up for second reading?" he asked.
But Mendelson acknowledged the member will be legally entitled to be sworn in. So while he prefers to wait till all the new members are sworn on Jan. 2, if the appointed member insists on an earlier swearing, he'll do it.


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Postmedia News (Canada). Prime Minister Stephen Harper voiced Canada's concerns here Monday to President Viktor Yanukovych about the deterioration of human rights since the February presidential election.
Mr. Harper, in his first visit to a country which has a 1.2 million-strong diaspora in Canada, also announced a youth mobility agreement.
"I would just say that I raised those matters and I raised them both generally and in some detail with President Yanukovych," Mr. Harper told reporters in a joint news conference when asked about the reported decline of press freedoms and human rights.
"I won't get into that in any more detail other than to say I appreciate the president's firm commitments publicly in terms of respect of those critical freedoms."
The labour mobility agreement allows Ukrainians and Canadians ages 18 to 35 to travel or work for up to a year in the other country.
Earlier Monday Mr. Harper was visibly moved while paying his respects at a monument recognizing the 1932-33 famine that killed millions of people.
Ottawa recognized that event in 2008 as a genocide perpetrated by former Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin.
However, Mr. Yanukovych has sided with Russia's version of the event, that the famine was caused by Stalinist policies but wasn't deliberately targeted at Ukrainians.
Mr. Harper didn't use the term "genocide" when he referred at the news conference to the Stalinist "crime" against Ukrainians.
Mr. Yanukovych also referred to the event as a Stalinist crime but said it impacted other nations as well, including Russia.
Bob Onyschuk, chairman of the Canada Ukraine Foundation and a producer of an award-winning film about the famine, said the comment was a "concession" that the event was a genocide.
But University of Alberta historian David Marples said Monday Mr. Yanukovych was echoing Moscow's interpretation of the famine.
Mr. Yanukovych told the Council of Europe in Strasbourg earlier this year that it was wrong to describe, as the previous government did, the Holodomor as a genocide.
"We consider it incorrect and unjust to consider the Holodomor a fact of genocide of a certain people," Mr. Yanukovych said, calling it "a common tragedy" of the Soviet people.
He called it a "common tragedy" of the Soviet people that impacted not only Ukrainians but also the people of Russian, Belarus and Kazakhstan.
"Those were consequences of Stalin's totalitarian regime, his attitude to people."
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The court case involving Janet Jackson's wardrobe "malfunction" at her 2004 Super Bowl performance is still under review and was ordered to be re-examined in a ruling issued by the US Supreme Court today (May 4).
The Supreme Court ordered the 3rd US Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia to consider reinstating the $550,000 fine that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) imposed on CBS Corp, the television network that aired the performance.
The fine against CBS was thrown out in a ruling last year when the appellate court cited the FCC practice of not considering objectionable images indecent if they are "fleeting," and argued that Jackson's breast-baring during her performance with Justin Timberlake that lasted nine-sixteenths of a second fit the bill.
But now the Supreme Court is requiring the Appeals Court to apply different criteria relating to the FCC's policy on fleeting expletives, reports the Associated Press.
CBS issued a statement saying the Supreme Court's decision was not a surprise, but they are confident that the appeals court will rule in their favour once again and determine that the network could not have predicted that the incident would occur.
–By our Los Angeles staff.
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Great God! and wilt Thou condescend
To be my father and my friend?
I but a child—and Thou so high,
The Lord of earth and air and sky!
Art Thou my father? Canst Thou bear
To hear my poor imperfect prayer?
Or stoop to listen to the praise
That such a little one can raise?
Art Thou my father? Let me be
A meek, obedient child to Thee;
And try, in word and deed and thought,
To serve and please Thee as I ought.
Art Thou my father? I'll depend
Upon the care of such a friend;
And only wish to do and be
Whatever seemeth good to Thee.
Art Thou my father? Then, at last,
When all my days on earth are past,
Send down, and take me, in Thy love,
To be Thy better child above.


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What does GAB Budget allocation look like?
We recieve monies from seveeral sources:
NC state funds ___%
Federal dollars _____%
County (Craven) ____%
How can there be a budget shortfall when you have remodeling/rennovations at schools?
There is a separate pot of funds that cannot be used for general operating costs, but only for school rennovations called Capital Outlay.
What is a school's operating budget?
The operating budget is the budget established for operation of the instructional programs and functions. The operating budget is usually represented based on a fiscal year, which is from July 1 through June 30. The school budget primarily supports salaries and benefits at approximately 82%. GAB Cabinet(School Improvement Team) with input from the staff and parent(s) determine the programs, services, supported throughout the fiscal year based on the bottom line budget.
What is the student population?
300 this number does not include our prekindergarten program.
What are some programs that the budget support?
Technology devices, software(Brain Pop, Reading A-Z), class supplies/materials,professional development, Summer Prociency Camp, class libraries,
Who is on the budget team and how is composed?
The school Improvement Team determine where to place federal and local dollars to ensure it aligns with the school's goals. The team is composed of teachers who are elected by their colleagues, and it has one parent representative involved in the decision making process.
Can you use money allocated from the state, federal of local to purchase playground equipments?
No, you can not use state or federal dollars to purchase playground equipment, the money is allocated for general operating expenses for classroom teachers and must be used to ensure successful learners.


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Over 765 children and teenagers from 24 countries across the world took part at the 18th PAMA (Pan Pacific Abacus and Mental Arithmetic Association) Global Abacus and Mental Arithmetic Championships hosted by Malaysia on Sunday.
Iran participated in the international event with 35 boys and girls, 29 of whom managed to win first place in the 'champion' category, two in the 'champion of champions', and four others in the 'top first' category.
The competition comprised of an exam where competitors from age groups starting as young as eight years old, had to perform multiple math equations, which include division, multiplication, square root, cube root, fractions, time, etc.
PAMA GLOBAL, a non-profit organization, was established in 1999 with an aim to promote abacus and mental arithmetic education. The current members include Taiwan, Malaysia, Thailand, Canada, Hong Kong, USA, South Africa, Vietnam, South Korea, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Australia, India, Russia, China, Kazakhstan, UAE, Uzbekistan, Egypt, Tajikistan, Yemen and Iran.
The 19th edition of the event will be hosted next year by Thailand.


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La Jolla, November 10, 2011 - In an issue of Scientific Reports published on November 10, 2011, Dr. Jane C. Burns, MD, professor and chief, Division of Allergy, Immunology, and Rheumatology at the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine's Department of Pediatrics and Rady Children's Hospital-San Diego, suggests large-scale wind currents from Asia to Japan and across the North Pacific may be linked to Kawasaki Disease (KD).
"Our findings suggest an environmental trigger for Kawasaki disease that could be wind-borne," Burns said.
Kawasaki Disease (KD) is a severe childhood disease that many parents, even some doctors, mistake for an inconsequential viral infection. In fact, if not diagnosed or treated in time, it can lead to irreversible heart damage. After 50 years of research, including genetic studies, scientists have been unable to pinpoint the cause of the disease.
Signs of KD include prolonged fever associated with rash, red eyes, mouth, lips and tongue, and swollen hands and feet with peeling skin. The disease causes damage to the coronary arteries in a quarter of untreated children and may lead to serious heart problems in early adulthood. There is no diagnostic test for Kawasaki disease, and current treatment fails to prevent coronary artery damage in at least one in 10 to 20 children and death in one in 1,000 children.
While seasonality of the disease has been noted in many regions – particularly in Japan, the country of highest incidence for KD – the search for factors that might contribute to epidemics and fluctuations in KD occurrence has been elusive. A study of KD cases in Japan since 1970 showed three dramatic nationwide epidemics, each lasting several months and peaking in April 1979 (6,700 cases), May 1982 (16,100 cases) and March 1986 (14,700 cases). These three peaks represent the largest KD epidemic events ever recorded in the world.
To investigate a possible influence from large-scale environmental factors, Burns collaborated with Dr. Daniel R. Cayan, Climate Atmospheric Science and Physical Oceanography (CASPO) at Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla, and Xavier Rodó and Joan Ballester, of the Institut Català de Ciències del Clima and the Institució Catalana de Recerca (IC3) in Barcelona, Spain.
"The linkage to the wind currents, which can cross the Pacific in less than one week, may explain why KD case numbers recorded in Japan, San Diego and Hawaii show a nearly synchronized seasonal peak in disease activity from November through March," Rodo said.
Burns reports that the findings could be significant in efforts to isolate the cause of this devastating childhood disease. "It could be that an infectious agent is transported across the ocean by strong air currents developing in the upper troposphere," she said, adding that while this would seem the most plausible explanation for the findings, the role of pollutants or other inert particles must be considered.
While links between human respiratory disease and large-scale dust transport are well-documented, to date there has been no evidence of long-range wind transport of an infectious agent causing human disease.
Additional contributors to the study include Marian E. Melish, John A. Burns School of Medicine, Kapiolani Medical Center, Honolulu, Hawaii; Yoshikazu Nakamura and Ritei Uehara, Jichi Medical School, Japan.
Funding for the study was provided in part by a grant from the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, part of the National Institutes of Health, by the NOAA Regional Integrated Sciences and Assessments program, and by a grant to Rodo from La Marató de TV3 Foundation.
Adapted by Shivani Singh, Sr. Writer, Pediatrics, UC San Diego School of Medicine, Rady Children's Hospital, San Diego
Original Article by Debra Kain, UC San Diego Media Contact, 619-543-6163 email@example.com
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Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) has announced on Friday evening, that it has dismissed one of the nurse over insensitive comments made by the staff after concluding partial of its investigation . The local hospital wrote on the hospital facebook fanpage, "We have dismissed Mr Ello Ed Mundsel Bello from our Hospital immediately for his offensive online comments made in …Read More »
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Extremists won't silence voices on Facebook: Zuckerberg
Following the murder of 12 people at French magazine Charlie Hebdo on Wednesday, believed to have been carried out by extremists, the founder and CEO of social networking giant Facebook has pledged to not let those using the network be silenced by extremists. "A few years ago, an extremist in Pakistan fought to have me sentenced to death because Facebook …Read More »
First world nation, here we are!
In December 2014, the secretary general of the People's Action Party (PAP) took a dig at the opposition. "When other people say First World Parliament, you don't know what it means," Lee Hsien Loong said, apparently taking a swipe at the Workers' Party general election 2011 slogan. And then referring to his own party, he said, "When we say First …Read More »
NTU – university or censorship watchdog?
"Only political and no academic grounds were ever cited by the university leadership for this 2009 decision," academic and professor, Cherian George, wrote on his website on 24 December 2014. He was referring to the decision by the Nanyang Technological University that year to grant him a promotion but to deny him tenure as recommended by its own 2008-09 promotion …Read More »
COE announcement for January 1st bidding exercise
By COE SG Charts The price of Cat C, Commercial vehicles COEs have risen by about three thousand dollars to $55,011, which stands at 73% of the COE price of Cat B luxury cars. The price of Cat A COEs have risen by about $200 to $66,010, which stands at 88% of the COE price of Cat B luxury cars. The …Read More »
Web of businesses for company in Sengkang columbarium project
By Gangasudhan Most of us would have heard of Life Corp, the company embroiled in the construction of the columbarium in Sengkang. Some have judged its competency with the project. But do we know all its business links? Life Corporation Ltd was originally known as Cygenics Limited and set up in 2004 to explore the business of cordblood storage. It …Read More »
Fancy paying HDB studio price for a columbarium niche?
By TR Emeritus The recent Sengkang columbarium saga shows that "properties" for the dead may be mirroring the development trend of properties for the living in Singapore. TRE examined HDB's past land tender records for building Chinese temples and found that the recent Fernvale Link land parcel tender was, for the first time, successfully won by a public listed company (Eternal …Read More »
MOE disputes Prof Koh's claims on student poverty
"We know of no study that substantiates this, nor does our teachers' experience bear out this alarming picture," says Ms Ho Hwei Ling, Press Secretary to the Minister for Education, in a letter to the Straits Times forum page on Friday. Ms Ho was responding to an article for the newspaper by Professor Tommy Koh last Saturday. Prof Koh had …Read More »
The Sengkang columbarium saga – problems of an "open market" approach for "religious purpose"
By Fervent Citizen "The Housing and Development Board and Urban Redevelopment Authority indicated that plans for a columbarium at a Chinese temple planned in Sengkang can go ahead, despite objections from residents", Channel NewsAsia posted on 6 January. HDB and URA are unequivocal in taking a 'legal' stand that no regulations has been flouted in the award to the highest bidder …Read More »
Call for secularism to prevail in Singapore
By Singapore Muslims for Secular Democracy For the past few decades, the world had seen the emergence of religious movements that predicate upon a rejection of secularism and democratic pluralism as the basis of modern nation-states. Among the Muslims, the rejection of secularism went along with a call for "Islamization", which took the form of advocating for an Islamic state, including …Read More »


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Your Communities. Your Traditions. Your Folklife.
Northwest Folklife aims to strengthen our communities through arts and culture. This calendar brings together our greater community's events and gatherings. Here, you will find events ranging from cultural celebrations to music and dance performances and traditional gatherings.
Together, we can continue to celebrate the rich arts, cultures, and traditions that thrive in the greater Pacific Northwest.
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Umoja Fest 2018
August 3, 2018 @ 10:00 am - August 5, 2018 @ 8:00 pm
Put the "U" in Umoja = Unity!
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MILD, WINDY AFTERNOON: Temperatures are in the 70s across Alabama this afternoon with a mix of sun and clouds. While our weather is calm here, we are watching a very deep surface low over Kansas; the pressure has dropped to 972 mb. A blizzard is in progress at Denver; winds at Denver International Airport have gusted to 80 mph. Blizzard warnings are in effect across the High Plains, and south and east of the surface low, in the warm sector, showers and storms continue to develop.
STRONG STORMS LATE THURSDAY: The surface low will slowly fill Thursday; it should be over Iowa by afternoon. As the trailing front approaches, showers and storms will slowly increase across Alabama. The Storm Prediction Center maintains a slight risk (level 2 out of 5) of severe thunderstorms west of a line from Huntsville to Tuscaloosa to Emelle, and a marginal risk (level 1 of 5) as far east as Gadsden, Calera, Camden and Jackson.
TIMING: While a few strong storms could form during the afternoon, the latest high-resolution model output really suggests the main threat for severe thunderstorms will come Thursday night, after 6 p.m. Storms should weaken after midnight as the main upper support continues to lift away from us.
THREATS: Stronger storms will be capable of producing strong, gusty winds, small hail and possibly an isolated tornado or two. The highest tornado threat is over northwest Alabama in the slight-risk area.
GRADIENT WINDS: During the day, even with no thunderstorms involved, we will experience south winds averaging 12-25 mph, with gusts to 30 at times, because of the tight pressure gradient.
RAIN: Rain amounts will be around 1 inch. We don't expect any flooding issues.
FRIDAY AND THE WEEKEND: For the northern half of Alabama, lingering rain will end Friday morning, and the sky becomes partly sunny by afternoon. But rain could continue into the afternoon over the southern half of the state. The day will be cooler with a high in the 60- to 65-degree range.
The weekend will be dry, but temperatures will be below average. Lows will be well down in the 30s Saturday and Sunday morning; the most widespread frost will most likely come early Sunday, when the wind will be near calm. Colder spots will drop into the 20s over the northern half of the state. The sky will be sunny both days with a high not too far from 60 degrees.
NEXT WEEK: For now the entire week looks dry for Alabama. Lows will remain in the 30s Monday and Tuesday, followed by 40s Wednesday through Friday mornings. Highs throughout the week will be mostly in the 60s.
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Tuesday, 4 March 2014
Make young people count – Dignity for Disability releases youth policy
Respecting young people's intelligence and providing them with strong support networks are the goals of Dignity for Disability's youth policy, which the party released today.
Party Leader Kelly Vincent MLC said the policy had been written to address issues young South Australians repeatedly raised with Dignity for Disability.
"We often hear from young people who feel disenfranchised because they are not seen as important in the political process," said Ms Vincent. "We are also regularly contacted by young South Australians who have been let down by systems – whether they be education, health or welfare – at exactly the time they most needed support."
Dignity for Disability's youth policy has three main areas for action:
– Create a transition program for people with disabilities moving from school to work. "Young people with disabilities are under-employed in South Australia," said Ms Vincent. "We need to better manage the transition out of school and into the workplace so these young people can find the job they're looking for and keep it. The SA Government should assign caseworkers from the Department of Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology to help young people with disabilities find and attain employment. Funding should also be put towards a mentorship program so that these new employees have support as they negotiate the complexities of work and workplace relations."
– Instate non-compulsory voting for 16 and 17-year-olds. "Giving people the opportunity to vote before they turn 18 encourages engagement with the political process and the community," said Ms Vincent. "We want to develop our politically-minded young people and also make sure their issues are given due weight when raised with politicians."
– Better funded youth health programs. "Youth health programs like The Second Story and the Shopfront at Salisbury are crucial in providing general health services, counselling, sexual health information and advocacy for young people," said Ms Vincent. "Unfortunately there are too few of these facilities, and many of them are over-stretched and under-resourced. We need to better fund these programs and also make sure there are some services specifically equipped to support youth with disabilities, GLBITQ young people and young people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds."


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I was recently introduced to Oslo rock outfit, Magrugada . Their single, Look Away Lucifer is a murky and atmospheric rock song a la Nick Cave… In fact lead vocalist Sivert Høyem's voice bears such an uncanny resemblance to Cave's that when I heard the song first I thought it must be another side project for the head Bad Seed. Listen to it here and judge for yourself… if you're a Bad Seeds or Grinderman fan then you'll love this!
Madrugada ~ Look Away Lucifer26 08 2008
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Orphans & Vandals26 08 2008
Rather than watching the aforementioned dodgy clip, listen to the lyrically ethereal Mysterious Skin on their myspace page. Lead vocalist Al Joshua's heartfelt formulaic storytelling is nostalgic of Lou Reed and Whipping Boy and the rising orchestral mix of violins, piano, glockenspiel, toy piano and a host of instrumental oddities laid over a looping bass riff all serve to convey the songs crisp imagery of a story set in Paris. The song has the potential to border on arty pretension but somehow the genuine simplicity in Joshua's voice powers through and the result is a 10 minute nostalgia trip of love, sex and loss.
Mysterious Skin truly is treat for the senses and one of the most heartfelt and genuine performances to grace my ears in a long time. I can't stop listening to it.
A rare 10/10.
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All of us here at LaurenConrad.com would like to wish you a warm Thanksgiving and a Happy Hanukah too! Whether you celebrate these holidays or not, we hope your day is filled with thanks and happiness.
Team LC is thankful for family, friends, and our wonderful LC.com community today. We don't know what we would do without all of you!
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Answers to the most common questions we receive
Verto Education
You've got some questions
We get that
Let's get you some answers:
Verto Education is a new idea in higher education, so we're sure you have some questions. We are a first semester abroad program which gives students an opportunity to explore the world and self-reflect on their path forward, while also providing an accredited academic platform that provides transferable college credit and therefore, keeps our students on a 4-year graduation timeline.
The Verto program allows you to submit a common application for a dozen (and quickly growing) universities throughout the U.S. and the world, with lower tuition than most.
Below, you'll find some of the most common questions we get about our programs, but if you don't find what you need, you can submit your own question below and someone from our team will quickly get back to you.
Our Most Frequently Asked Questions
The Q & A
Let's Dig In
Admission & Cost
How old do I need to be to study with Verto?
We can accommodate participants 17 to 22 years old who meet our eligibility requirements. Most participants are between 18 and 20 years old.
Do you have any medical requirements for participation?
Our programs are designed for positive, open-minded students with keen interests in experiential learning, adventure, and cultural exchange. Be ready for mental, emotional, and physical challenges! For more information, view our Essential Eligibility Criteria. While many students can benefit from a gap year program, those who are adjudicated, court-mandated, or requiring regular in-field therapy are beyond the expertise of Verto to monitor.
What does Verto cost?
Current semester program costs are listed on our individual program pages and typically run from $12,000 – $18,000 per semester depending on the location(s) chosen.
What does tuition cover?
The Cost of Your Semester Includes:
- 3 meals per day during your programs
- Drinking water
- All accommodation while overseas
- All scheduled events
- Park entry fees
The Cost of Your Semester Does Not Include:
- Internal Airfare
- Snacks
- Fruit shakes, soft drinks, additional drinks at mealtimes
- Souvenirs and gifts
- Medical insurance and treatment
- Laundry
- Visa fees
- Optional activities and associated equipment
- Food, travel, and accommodation when traveling to, from, or between programs
- Airline change fees or new tickets for flights to and from programs
- Any costs associated with early departure from the program
- Books and other course materials
When is the deadline to apply?
Verto has rolling admissions so students are encouraged to apply as early as possible.
If accepted, will I receive an acceptance letter from the college?
Yes, when you are accepted to Verto you are simultaneously accepted into one of our partner universities for the spring semester. Your acceptance letter will be expedited through the Verto application process.
Can I use FAFSA to help pay for my semester with Verto?
Yes! Financial aid (loans, scholarships, grants) is available for all Verto Education semesters. If you are eligible to receive financial aid, you'll be able to apply it to your semester abroad with Verto. You can learn more about that process here.
Life During the Program
Where will I live?
Accommodations during your program will be a mix of family homestays, hotels and guesthouses. Homestays will ALWAYS be other students from the program. While accommodations may be basic at times, we carefully check each location to make sure that it meets our safety standards.
How will we travel while on the program?
Transportation will include a mix of private vans or buses, public transportation when appropriate and internal flights where dicated by the program such as from The Dominican Republic to Costa Rica or between Fiji, New Zealand, Australia, Thailand and China.
How much are internal flights on my program?
Internal Flights are flights that occur between or within countries as part of program itineraries. Approximate cost of flights for 2019 semesters (subject to change):
Costa Rica – None!
Central America $200 – $350
Asia $350 – $450
South Pacific $550 – $700
Who books my travel to/from my semester?
Internal travel during your program is covered as part of your tuition. To make life easy for you and your family, we offer our services to book your To/From program travel so you don't have to with an added service fee ($150).
What dietary options are provided (gluten-free, vegan, etc)?
We can cater to most dietary requirements, including vegetarian and vegan diets. It is very important that you advise us of any allergies or special dietary needs at the time of your application as well as on your medical forms. Please know that we may not be able to accommodate all dietary/allergy restrictions.
Do I need a Visa?
Visas, depend on both your nationality and the particular country you will be visiting. It is ultimately your responsibility to make sure you meet the entry and exit requirements for each country; however, our program partners with G3 Visas and Passports, a well-known visa service provider, to help make this process easier. We will provide you with more information once you've enrolled.
Safety & Risk Management
What safety and risk management measures are in place?
As a leader in our industry, Verto Education and our partner, Rustic Pathways, takes the health and wellbeing of our students extremely seriously. We have comprehensive risk management and crisis response systems and go to great lengths to educate and train our leaders in first aid and screen each of our participants. In fact, nearly all of our full-time operations staff, including Program Leaders are certified as Wilderness First Responders.
To complement these efforts, we are partnered with International SOS, one of the world's leading providers of global medical and emergency services. All participants traveling with Rustic Pathways have access to International SOS's benefits through the Rustic Pathways membership. Click here for more information on the services provided by International SOS and here to learn more about our Safety and Risk Management policies. Please note, the membership provided by ISOS is not health or travel insurance.
What happens if I get sick and have to come home early?
By planning ahead, reading all material, and following the rules, the vast majority of our students are able to complete their chosen programs. We encourage all participants to purchase a travel insurance policy that allows for more flexibility and covers cancellations that occur outside of the refundable period of our cancellation policy.
How will family be able to communicate with me while on the program?
Phone and internet service are often readily available to our students. However, there are portions of our programs during which students will need to go up to two weeks without access to phones or internet. We encourage students to limit communication with their parents to a phone call or message no more than once per week. This ensures group cohesion, the building of trust among students and leaders, and allows for the most culturally immersive experiences. We suggest that students and their parents create communication plans that set clear expectations around the frequency of and reasons for contacting each other. In urgent situations, students and parents have access to our 24-hour emergency line, which they can call for immediate assistance.
How are prescription medications handled?
It will be the responsibility of the traveler to make sure you bring enough medication for the duration of your entire program and to let us know what you are bringing. Please remember some countries might not have the meds you prefer. If you normally get a smaller dosage than you will need for your entire program, you will need to apply for a "vacation waiver" from your doctor, as sending prescription medications overseas is usually met with difficulties when it arrives into country and often does not make it to the recipient.
Do I need immunizations?
We are here to help with this, but legally cannot provide direct medical advice on vaccinations and inoculations. However, We suggest you visit this page for up-to-date information. Additionally, when you participate in our programs, we provide you with an included membership to International SOS, our partner for global emergency and medical services. This is a great resource for specific regional information and travel consultation. Prior to travel, you should review these websites, consult with your local travel clinic, and discuss your travel plans with your physician. Be aware that some immunizations involve a series of shots or medications, so don't put this off for the last minute.


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• Vitamins are natural substances found in plants and animal products.
• We have to obtain it from the food components in our diet.
• Vitamins are not produced by human beings.
• Vitamins are needed in small amounts for the normal functioning of our body.
• There are 13 vitamins needed by our body.
Table 2: Different Group of Vitamins Obtained From Various Food Sources
• The foods which are rich in vitamins are:
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This weekend, my first book, How to Get Sponsorships and Endorsements, will be free to download on Amazon.com! Building a relationship with a corporate sponsor is one of the most important things an organization needs to do in order to achieve its mission. Sponsors can not only provide a source of income, but also increased … Continue reading Free Book Promotion
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How to Get Sponsorships and Endorsements Free Book Offer
Amazon is now offering a free ebook version of my book, How to Get Sponsorships and Endorsements, with the purchase of a print version. To celebrate, I'm going to give away a few free digital copies of the book myself – no purchase necessary. It's simple, just tweet at me @SimonTheTam with the number one reason … Continue reading How to Get Sponsorships and Endorsements Free Book Offer
Finding Your "It Factor"
Have you ever wondered why people are drawn to certain celebrities, songs, television commercials, or other interests? The French refer to it as je ne sais quoi, or the indefinable quality that makes someone special. It's the "it factor." Sales, marketing, and advertising executives call this USP, or Unique Selling Proposition. It's a term that … Continue reading Finding Your "It Factor"
How to Get a Sponsorship for Your Nonprofit, Fundraiser, Event or Project
While conducting music business/marketing industry panels across the country, I'm often asked one question more than anything else: "How do I get an endorsement?" Other variations include "How do I get a sponsor?" or "How do I get free stuff?"My philosophy is that if this is your point of view, you're probably already doomed. Sponsors … Continue reading How to Get a Sponsorship for Your Nonprofit, Fundraiser, Event or Project


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We never pass your personal details to a third party unless we have a contract for them to process data on our behalf and will otherwise keep it confidential. If we intend to refer a patient to another practitioner or to secondary care such as a hospital we will gain the individual's permission before the referral is made and the personal data is shared.
"My wedding day was fast approaching and I had been frustratingly unable to get to my target weight. Metabolic Balance was the thing that made the difference. It is a tough programme but it gets results. I felt fabulous on my wedding day, not just because I was happy with my weight but my skin was glowing and I had no bloating or puffiness that I had before"
Children can take part in weight-loss programs, but child-centered programs are more difficult to find. The nutritional and psychological needs of children are different from adults, so talk to your child's pediatrician before enrolling him or her in a formal weight-control program. Online sites and smart-phone apps are also available to help children lose weight in a healthy manner and can help protect the relationship between parents and children.
Jenny Craig is a clinically proven and recommended weight loss program designed to provide structure and support to help members lose weight and learn how to keep it off. The program takes a holistic approach to weight loss and maintenance, focusing on food, body and mind. Jenny Craig's award-winning, nutritionally-balanced menus include more than 100 menu items, including entrees, desserts and snacks developed by Registered Dietitians, nutritionists and culinary experts. Every member is paired with a dedicated consultant who provides them with one-on-one support to identify their challenges and goals, and helps them to create unique weekly meal and activity plans. Consultants provide education on behavioral skills, portion control and how to have a long-term successful relationship with food. Most importantly, your consultant will be a part of your success, cheering you on as you reach each weight loss milestone.
Francine Joyce is a French nutritionist who graduated in Dietetics in Paris and is now on the French Embassy's register in London. She has worked in hospitals in France (in oncology, geriatrics, surgery and endocrinology) and the UK (in intensive care, and gastroenterology at the Bupa Cromwell Hospital London) and for the Prader-Willi Association (for patients suffering from genetic obesity). She has also taken part in research studies in the food industry, in particular for the Danone Group.
For anyone that contacts me who is interested in the plan I always suggest arranging a phone call to discuss it in further detail. It is important for you to find out a bit more about it from me and it is also important for me to find out a bit more about you. This helps me judge whether it is right for you and your lifestyle. I just don't see the point in persuading someone to do it if it isn't a good fit. I also suggest that we meet face to face to show you a copy of the plan so that you are 100% clear on how it works before you commit.
When a supermodel, socialite or Hollywood superstar needs to lose weight and shape up fast, who do they turn to? Every celebrity's little black book contains the names of discreet body gurus who are the secret behind those incredible, super-speedy fat-to-fit miracles. Here, we reveal the names and the secrets of the UK's top get-skinny specialists...
While our goal is to ensure you are successful in losing weight and feeling your best self, our primary objective is maintenance and long-term success. The Shulman Weight Loss team feels enormously proud to be leaders in the field when it comes to helping our clients lose the weight for life! Once you hit your goal weight, it will be our pleasure to suit you with a maintenance program that ensures your success will last.
It's important to understand how the body uses food but also how we in our culture use food; for pleasure, socialising, celebrating, entertaining and all sorts of other reasons. Having a professional that you can speak to, discuss where things are going well and where the challenges lie for you personally, is worth a hundred contradictory diet books.
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As you get closer to your weight loss goal, you'll move into the Short-term Maintenance phase. During this short stage, you can slowly increase your intake of carbohydrates and calories. You'll introduce servings of starch, dairy, and normally there is an increase in the servings of veggies, fruits, and fat. Protein calories may stay the same or change. Most patients continue weekly visits.
Addic Brillon is highly Specialised Obesity Dietitian with over 7 years of experience in providing individual consultations and group support sessions as part of a multidisciplinary team. Addic has experience of dealing with patients with BMI more than 40 or BMI above 35 with co-morbidities which most of patients having conditions like heart disease and diabetes.
The most important factors for change in reducing and ultimately managing your obesity are your diet, exercise and permanent behaviour modification. All these combined will greatly assist in the reduction of your weight. Prescription medication provided by a dedicated weight loss doctor is a widely used treatment for obesity reduction and management.


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Again pretty straight forward – log into your vCenter using either the name or IP followed by :5480
Then select the Update tab. On the top right hand corner select Check Updates. Your vCenter appliance will check VMware's repository if there are any applicable updates it will appear below. From there you can click Install Updates. Pretty simple.


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Home Door Lock With Handle Mortise Handle Lock-LG-202201-AB
Material: Zinc alloy
Size: Length×width: 320 mm ×65 mm
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Door thickness: 35-55 mm
Cylinder: 65 mm brass cylinder
Lock body: 60 × 85 mm
Model NO.: LG-202201-AB
Finish: AB,AC,AR
Key quantity: 3 keys
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