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Do you want your career in the sport you love?
Join the Denbigh Football Academy and study at an Ofsted 'Outstanding' Sixth Form, which will further develop your passion for football and enable you to study for a Level 3 academic qualification.
You will develop your footballing skills and learn how to coach young people on courses that are run by a UEFA qualified coach and dedicated PE specialists. You will be able to choose from over 30 academic courses and additional enrichment options.
We welcome Sixth Form male and female students onto our challenging and flexible courses. Graduates will then be set on a successful path into rewarding professions and into higher or further education.
Not only will you be part of the largest Sixth Form in Milton Keynes and study with like-minded students, you will also develop the skills and qualities necessary to succeed in today's ever competitive university and employment markets.
In 2017, over 50% of Denbigh students achieved grades A* to B at A Level and the top 10 students secured the equivalent of four A*/A grades.
With first-rate amenities, students can expect to train using a fully equipped gym and facilities at Shenley Leisure Centre, which is adjacent to the School. The Academy also has three grass football pitches and two 3G floodlit artificial grass pitches.
Academy students enjoy all the benefits from being a Sixth Former at Denbigh. The bespoke Sixth Form Centre includes a common room, social working space and a dedicated Sixth Form ICT suite. The Centre also houses a careers room filled with university prospectuses and information to help students progress into further education and employment.
Sixth Formers have their own Italian style coffee shop, which sells food and drink. The artisan food company, 'Cucina', manage the coffee shop and provide food throughout the day in the School's restaurant.
The Denbigh Football Academy has created an environment that inspires graduates to pursue a future in professional sport, through competing, coaching, physiotherapy or other sport related industries.
Encouraging and nurturing students through a player centered approach, Denbigh Football Academy Director, Malcolm Lay, brings over 20 years teaching and coaching expertise to the role.
Malcolm has held a UEFA 'A' Licence qualification for over 10 years and has a proven track record of developing individuals, to enable them to progress at grassroots, elite and professional levels.
Malcolm joined Denbigh School in 2006 as a qualified PE teacher, following employment at other secondary and primary schools, as well as working in higher education and on social exclusion programmes.
Malcolm follows the philosophy that to develop the player, the player must also develop as a person.
For entry into the Denbigh Football Academy, candidates will need five GCSEs at grade 4, which include English and Mathematics. However, if students do not achieve these results, they can contact the Academy Director, Malcom Lay, as each application will be looked at on an individual basis.
Students are assigned a learning mentor, with whom they meet regularly to discuss targets, progress and their future.
Students can access their work in school and at home, via the School portal. They receive formal feedback approximately every eight weeks concerning their progress. They can also gain access to the School's wi-fi network to support their learning and private study throughout the day.
There is comprehensive support for those students applying for higher education, including university visits. In 2017, 44% of Denbigh Football Academy students submitted a UCAS application to university and 100% of Academy students who applied to higher and further education establishments, were successful.
Students going into employment will receive full support on writing CVs and interview preparation. They can also attend regular drop in sessions, where apprenticeship providers will meet and discuss opportunities with students. The School's Careers Adviser is available to give guidance, which will focus on student's individual aspirations.
The Sixth Form Open Evening will be held on Wednesday 14 November 2018. Students will be able to meet subject specialists and attend one of three presentations.
Founded in 2001, the Denbigh Football Academy was set up to fill a recognised football development gap in Milton Keynes.
The Academy is based at Denbigh School, rated 'Outstanding' by Ofsted since 2009 and forms part of the Sixth Form. Over 200 students have completed two year full time courses and attained BTEC and FA qualifications.
Graduates have progressed into employment in the sporting world by becoming full-time coaches, or have gone on to pursue careers in event management, the police and the tourist industry. Others have built on their qualifications by studying at university or in higher or further education.
The Denbigh Football Academy has worked with some exceptional candidates, some of whom have kindly agreed to share their professional success stories and testimonies. Their statements clearly demonstrate the excellent teaching and dedication of the Academy and Sixth Form staff:
"If it wasn't for Denbigh Football Academy, I wouldn't be where I am now and experiencing working with the MK Dons Academy and working in America in a game I love." Chris
"Being on the course and getting my coaching badges improved my confidence….I've been working for the police within neighbourhoods arranging charity football tournaments and games against local youth groups." Alex
"The course helped me to help to get onto my sports science BTEC course….I am now a qualified sports therapist." Becky
"I spent the summer in America coaching at a British soccer camp and I am now currently in my second year at Liverpool John Moore's University studying sport development and PE, which has included a five week placement at Everton's Academy." Leanna
"After leaving the Academy, I got a two year apprenticeship at MK Dons as a community coach….I was offered the job as an Events Officer at MK Dons. I am now 22 years old and look back on my time at Denbigh Football Academy as a huge success. I cannot thank Malcolm enough, as if it wasn't for his guidance and excellent tutoring, I wouldn't be in the position I am in today." Martin
'MK Secondary School Sports Achiever of the Year' award, from Sport MK in 2015, 2016 and 2017
National 'Health and Wellbeing' award 2017
UK Ranking
Nine Sixth Formers nationally and regionally ranked in their sporting fields 2016-2017
Bucks Schools FA Under 18 County Cup semi-finalists 2017-18
Denbigh School are committed to providing an all-round educational experience for students, which combines academic excellence with exciting enrichment and extra-curricular opportunities. Just some of them are listed below:
Please contact Malcolm Lay, Denbigh Football Academy Director, at Denbigh School, Burchard Crescent, Shenley Church End, Milton Keynes, MK5 6EX by email firstname.lastname@example.com or fill in your details and Malcolm will contact you.

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Hello World Coding Camp Giveaway
Hello World comprises of software engineers from companies like Amazon, Apple, and IBM, who have joined forces to create a fun, rigorous, project-based learning environment for 2nd-12th grade students, centered on mastering programming concepts in cutting edge technology fields.
Sessions take place at innovative tech hubs in downtown Austin, including Capital Factory, Galvanize, and Hack Reactor. The full 45-hour experience is divided between direct instruction, team work and group challenges, structured independent work, creativity time, community and culture building, and career readiness, including a field experience to a tech company. We are open to ALL levels, including beginners, and will differentiate based on previous exposure to engineering concepts. We strongly encourage girls to join the program!
This year's summer courses include:
- Geophysics & Drone Programming: Fly real drones using JavaScript code; program directed by a drones engineer who codes drones for public safety programs.
- iOS App Development with Swift: Program and publish iOS apps in the Apple app store; note this week may be moved to UT's computer science building – see website for updates.
- Game Engineering: Code games using C# and GML programming languages – includes AR/VR for older students.
- Amazon Alexa & Artificial Intelligence: Program Alexa extensions using Python code, such as making Alexa respond to your voice with cat noises; course directed by member of Amazon's Alexa team.
- Click here to learn more about summer programs and enroll
Click here to learn more about our organization and see example student work (note all code done by students!)
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- Siblings 10% discount code (use at checkout): SIBLINGS18270 (does not need to be the same summer course)
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Mustangs get revved up for district opener
Olton football coach Ross Lassiter knows exactly what his team will face when they open their District 2-2A season at 7:30 p.m. Friday at New Deal.
Speed. Speed. And more speed.
"Team speed, they've got it," Lassiter said. "They've won several state track meets here recently. They definitely put speed out on the football field."
Olton is coming off its bye week after accumulating a 3-2 record in their non-district campaign. The Mustangs will find out quickly if they have what it takes to contend for a district championship. New Deal is a perennial contender along with defending district champ and state semifinalist Abernathy.
Lassiter said his team is raring to take their first district test.
"This week there's a lot of excitement at practice," he said. "We put some good practices back to back. We're looking forward to getting this thing kicked off Friday night."
New Deal will line up in a spread offense. But they mostly run the ball out of that formation.
"They get in a spread formation, but they're 70 to 80 percent run," Lassiter said. "They want to run the football. I look back at their game against Tulia. They only ran 27 offensive plays and they nearly scored 50 points against them. They have the ability to score quick and from a long way out if you're not playing good assignment football. We have to make sure we go to our gaps to cover, make sure our fits are good, defensively, in order to stop that."
Lassiter said the Lions will utilize a number of runners, including quarter back Jett Whitfield, who is their second-leading rusher with 379 yards and five touchdowns. He averages 8.8 yards per carry. The Lions' top ground-gainer is sophomore halfback Nehemiah Martinez. He has gained 880 yards, scored nine touchdowns and averages 9.4 yards per carry.
"They don't have one go-to guy," Lassiter said. "They have three guys that can run and they share toting the ball. They've got three guys you've got to account for on every play."
The third is slot back D.K. Blaylock, a 6-foot-5, 170-pounder who has carried just four times, but has gained 91 yards and scored a touchdown. He also is the leading receiver with 169 yards on 11 catches and two scores.
Defensive alignment will be crucial for the Mustangs.
"Playing assignment football, getting lined up correctly and executing the defensive call, that's going to be the key," Lassiter said. "Getting lined up correctly and getting to the right spot when the ball is snapped are very important against a team like this."
New Deal also possess good team speed on defense, where they line up in a 3-3 stack and bring pressure from different angles.
"Defensively, they're really quick," Lassiter said. "They're not afraid to bring those linebackers. There's lots of movement and slants up front with the defensive line. On passing plays last year we had difficulty blocking those guys. They bring six guys at times and you might have five blockers."
Establishing the run will be important for Olton, Lassiter said. The Mustangs have shown the ability to run the ball with running back Zane Gunter and freshman quarterback Jack Allcorn leading the way. Gunter has gained 529 yards and scored eight touchdowns. Allcorn has 277 yards and two touchdowns. Fullback Michael Muse has 181 yards.
Allcorn has thrown for 631 yards and seven touchdowns. His favorite target is 6-4, 190-pound senior Zach Ramage, who has 17 receptions for 273 yards and three touchdowns. Jayden Leathers also has three touchdowns among his seven catches.
But running the ball will be key for Olton.
"They're not unlike what Bovina did to us," Lassiter said. "When we established the run against Bovina, we were able to throw the ball a little bit more."


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Entertainment Calendar: Things to do this week in town
our picks
at Caesars Windsor
Host of Comedy Central's "The Daily Show," Trevor Noah brings political comedy to Windsor this week. This week Noah's show was nominated for an Emmy in the Outstanding variety talk series category. 9 p.m. Fri. $45 Canadian and up. 377 Riverside Drive East, Windsor. (800) 991-7777.
at Russell Industrial Center
See artists from across the nation create works big and small within the captivating medium of glass. This annual event is a fundraiser for Art Road nonprofit, which helps gives children artistic outlets. Besides live creating, the event features a live auction, an art gallery with a variety of media, food trucks, DJs and a cash bar. Noon-10 p.m. Fri.-Sat. and noon-midnight Sun. $15 per day, $30 weekend pass. 1600 Clay, Detroit. themichiganglassproject.com and artroadnonprofit.org.
at Williams Center
Catch a staged reading of this play chronicling some of the women involved in Detroit's 1967 rebellion. "After/Life: In Honor of the City Rising from the Ashes" includes a cast of new and established local actors and debuted last year as part of the 50th anniversary of the Detroit rebellion. 7 p.m. Fri. Free. 8431 Rose Parks, Detroit. Register at afterlifestagereading.eventbrite.com.
in Detroit
This street band festival returns with the Detroit Party Marching Band, Hungry March Band, Gabriel Brass Band, Filthy Fem Corps, Chaotic Noise Marching Corps, Drumadics and more. The groups will pop-up spontaneously at Detroit businesses Friday night, and on Saturday the noise will concentrate 2-8 p.m. at Lincoln Street Art Park (5926 Lincoln, Detroit). Saturday there's a showcase event at 9 p.m. at Marble Bar (1501 Holden, Detroit), and on Sunday the ruckus comes to the Dequindre Cut Freight Yard noon-4 p.m. in the Dequindre Cut Greenway. crashdetroit.org for information.
big shows
Femi Kuti at Saint Andrew's Hall, Afrobeat/jazz, 7 p.m. Thurs. $33. 431 E. Congress, Detroit. (313) 961-8961.
Joe Nichols at Emerald Theatre, country, 7 p.m. Thurs. $25. 31 N. Walnut, Mount Clemens. (586) 630-0120.
Beach Boys at Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre at Freedom Hill, pop, 7:30 p.m. Thurs. $20 and up. 14900 Metro Parkway, Sterling Heights. (313) 471-7000.
Faster Horses Country Music & Camping, Fri.-Sun. $199 for three day general admission. 12626 US Hwy 12, Brooklyn. fasterhorsesfestival.com.
Vans Warped Tour with Reel Big Fish, Simple Plan, Four Year Strong, 3OH3!, Less Than Jake and more at Meadow Brook Amphitheatre, punk, 11 a.m. Fri. $45 and up. 234 Festival Drive, Rochester Hills. (313) 471-7000.
Ms. Lauryn Hill with Santigold, Busta Rhymes, Dave East and Bombaata Marley at Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre at Freedom Hill, R&B/hip-hop, 6 p.m. Fri. $27 and up. 14900 Metropolitan Parkway, Sterling Heights. (248) 377-0100.
Ted Nugent with Blue Öyster Cult and Mark Farner at DTE Energy Music Theatre, classic rock, 7 p.m. Fri. $25 and up. 7774 Sashabaw, Clarkston. (313) 471-7000.
Rockin' on the Riverfront with Uncle Kracker at GM Renaissance Center, rock/metal, 7:30 p.m. Fri. Free. Atwater near Beaubien, Detroit. gmrencen.com/rockinontheriverfront.
Ne-Yo and Brandy at Chene Park, R&B/pop, 8 p.m. Fri. $41. 2600 E. Atwater, Detroit. (313) 393-7128.
Wiz Khalifa and Rae Sremmurd with Lil Skies and OT Genasis at DTE Energy Music Theatre, hip-hop, 6 p.m. Sat. $29 and up. 7774 Sashabaw, Clarkston. (313) 471-7000.
Saint Motel at Beacon Park, indie pop, 7 p.m. Sat. Free. 1901 Grand River, Detroit. DTEBeaconPark.com.
Tedeschi Trucks Band with Drive-By Truckers and the Marcus King Band at Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre at Freedom Hill, Americana/blues/rock, 7 p.m. Sat. $19.50 and up. 14900 Metro Parkway, Sterling Heights. (313) 471-7000.
105.9 KISS-FM Block Party and George Clinton Birthday Bash with George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic, Dazz Band, Mary Jane Girls, Rose Royce and Con Funk Shun at Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre at Freedom Hill, funk/rock/R&B, 6 p.m. Sun. $33 and up. 14900 Metro Parkway, Sterling Heights. (313) 471-7000.
Godsmack and Shinedown with Like A Storm at DTE Energy Music Theatre, rock, 7 p.m. Sun. $25 and up. 7774 Sashabaw, Clarkston. (313) 471-7000.
Radiohead at Little Caesars Arena, rock, 7:30 p.m. Sun. $65 and up. 2645 Woodward, Detroit. (313) 471-7000.
Stone Temple Pilots, the Cult and Bush at Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre at Freedom Hill, rock, 6:30 p.m. Tues. $25 and up. 14900 Metro Parkway, Sterling Heights. (313) 471-7000.
L7 at Saint Andrew's Hall, rock/metal, 7 p.m. Tues. $25. 431 E. Congress, Detroit. (313) 961-8961.
Dan and Phil stage show "Interactive Introverts" at Fox Theatre, comedy/YouTube, 7 p.m. Tues. $34 and up. 2211 Woodward, Detroit. (313) 471-6611.
Miranda Sings at Royal Oak Music Theatre, comedy, 6:30 p.m. Wed. $39.50-$80. 318 W. Fourth, Royal Oak. (248) 399-2980.
Chris Brown with H.E.R., 6lack and Rich the Kid at DTE Energy Music Theatre, hip-hop, 6:30 p.m. Wed. $25 and up. 7774 Sashabaw, Clarkston. (313) 471-7000.
Kamasi Washington at Chene Park, jazz, 7:30 p.m. Wed. $15 and up. 2600 E. Atwater, Detroit. (313) 393-7128.
live music
Super Bob at Token Lounge, rock, 6 p.m. Thurs. $8. 28949 Joy, Westland. (734) 513-5030.
Ben Sharkey at Willis Show Bar, jazz/pop, 7 p.m. Thurs. $15. 4156 Third, Detroit. (313) 788-7469.
Music on the Plaza with Tartarsauce Traditional Jazz Band in Village of Grosse Pointe, jazz, 7-8:30 p.m. Thurs. Free. Kercheval and St. Clair, Grosse Pointe. facebook.com/thevillagegrossepointe.
Aviary, Gabby Marie and School of Rock at Heritage Park Amphitheatre, pop/rock, 7 p.m. Thurs. Free. 24915 Farmington, Farmington Hills. (248) 473-1848.
Sisterhood, All at Once and Sunbleached at Loving Touch, rock, 8 p.m. Thurs. $5. 22634 Woodward, Ferndale. (248) 820-5596.
D.O.A. with the Turbo A.C.'s, Rebel Spies and Hi Fi Hellcats at Blind Pig, punk, 8 p.m. Thurs. $20. 208 S. First, Ann Arbor. (734) 996-8555.
Amp Trio featuring Tahira Clayton at Kerrytown Concert House, jazz, 8 p.m. Thurs. $20. 415 N. Fourth, Ann Arbor. (734) 769-2999.
Armored Saint at Shelter, metal, 7 p.m. Fri. $25. 431 E. Congress, Detroit. (313) 961-8961.
Murphy's Law with Suburban Delinquents and more at Small's Bar, punk, 8 p.m. Fri. $12 in advance, $15 at the door. 10339 Conant, Hamtramck. smallsbardetroit.com. (313) 873-1117.
Class of 98 at Magic Bag, pop/rock, 8 p.m. Fri. $5. 22920 Woodward, Ferndale. (248) 544-1991.
Ladysse, NYDGE and Small Stresses at Loving Touch, 8 p.m. Fri. $10. 22634 Woodward, Ferndale. (248) 820-5596.
Tropical Fridays with Etana at Kola Restaurant & Ultra Lounge, reggae, 8 p.m. Fri. $20-$30. 32523 Northwestern, Farmington Hills. (248) 932-5652.
Salsa Dance Party with Sammy DeLeon Salsa Band at the Cube at the Max, Salsa/Latin, 9 p.m. Fri. $15-$45. 3711 Woodward, Detroit. (313) 576-5111.
Rhythm & Rhymes Music Festival with Lady Sunshine and the X Band, Tim Bowman, Nick Colionne and more at Southfield Municipal Campus, variety, 1-9 p.m. Sat. Free. 26000 Evergreen, Southfield. (248) 796-4620.
Mobley with C3 and Aplus at Detroit Institute of Music Education, alternative/indie, 7 p.m. Sat. $10. 1265 Griswold, Detroit. (248) 959-8333.
The Mega 80s at Magic Bag, pop/rock, 8 p.m. Sat. $12. 22920 Woodward, Detroit. (248) 544-1991.
Gustavo Cortiñas Snapshot at Cliff Bell's, jazz, 9:30 p.m. Sat. $10. 2030 Park, Detroit. (313) 961-2543.
Detroit Symphony Orchestra performs Mendelssohn at Grosse Pointe Star of the Sea, classical, 3 p.m. Sun. $25, $10 students. 467 Fairford, Grosse Pointe Woods. (313) 576-5111.
Jon Michael Band in the Tiki bar at Brownie's on the Lake, pop/rock, 3-7 p.m. Sun. Free. 24214 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores. (586) 445-8080.
Summer Showcase with 3269 Chise, Big Gov, P-Dot, Team Money Hungry and more at Bullfrog Bar & Grill, hip-hop, 9 p.m. Sun. $10. 15414 Telegraph, Redford. (313) 318-8079.
J.C. Heard JazzWeek at Wayne National Artist-in-Residence Emmet Cohen with Detroit Jazz Fest All-Star Trio at Cliff Bell's, jazz, 6:30 p.m. Wed. $10. 2030 Park, Detroit. (313) 961-2543.
Jazz on the Avenue with 496 West Manley at Dearborn City Hall Park, jazz/R&B, 7-9 p.m. Wed. Free. 13615 Michigan, Dearborn. (313) 943-3141.
Bebel Gilberto at the Ark, world music, 8 p.m. Wed. $35. 316 S. Main, Ann Arbor. (734) 761-1451.
Eli & Fur at Grasshopper Underground, 9 p.m. Thurs. $10. 22757 Woodward, Ferndale. (248) 820-5596.
DJ Don Mecca at Brownie's on the Lake, 6 p.m.-midnight Fri. Free. 24214 Jefferson, St. Clair Shores. (586) 445-8080.
The Prince and Michael Jackson Experience with DJ Dave Paul at El Club, 8 p.m. Fri. $10-$15. 4114 Vernor, Detroit. (313) 436-1793.
Dateless at Grasshopper Underground, 9 p.m. Sat. $10. 22757 Woodward, Ferndale. (248) 820-5596.
Heart of the Hills Players presents "Nunsense" at Warren Community Center, 2 p.m. Thurs.-Fri. 7 p.m. Sat. and 2 p.m. Sun. $15 in advance, $16 at the door. 5460 Arden, Warren. (586) 268-8400.
David Dyer with Bill Boronkay and Billy Reno at Mark Ridley's Comedy Castle, 7:30 p.m. Thurs., 7:15 p.m. Fri. and 7 and 9 p.m. Sat. $10-$18. 310 S. Troy, Royal Oak. (248) 542-9900.
"The Rocky Horror Show" at Ringwald Theatre, 8 p.m. Thurs.-Sat. and 8 p.m. Mon. (through Aug. 6). $10-$25. 22742 Woodward, Ferndale. theringwald.com.
Modern dance company Take Root with Detroit Symphony Orchestra at the Cube at the Max, 7 p.m. Sat. $15-$49. 3711 Woodward, Detroit. (313) 576-5111.
Dave Landau with Jeff Horste at Emerald Theatre, 7:30 p.m. Sat. $20. 31 N. Walnut, Mount Clemens. (586) 630-0120.
visual arts/film
Ann Arbor Art Fair in Downtown Ann Arbor, Thurs.-Sun. Spans 30 city blocks of Downtown Ann Arbor. Free. theannarborartfair.com.
Detroit Art Week with Carole Harris and Allie McGhee artist talk at Detroit Institute of Arts, 4:30-5:45 p.m. Fri. Free. 5200 Woodward, Detroit. (313) 833-9700.
Cult Classics in the Courtyard with "The Wicker Man" at Trumbull & Porter Hotel, 8 p.m. Fri. Free. Trumbull and Porter, Detroit. reddunnkitchen.com.
Movie Night in the D with "The Post" at Campus Martius, 8 p.m. Sat. Free. 800 Woodward, Detroit. downtowndetroitparks.com.
"Rejecting Reality" with performances by Pamela Z. and Onyx Ashanti, part of Detroit Art Week, at Red Bull House of Art, 7-10 p.m. Sun. 1551 Winder, Detroit. redbullhouseofart.com.
Detroit Motorcycle City with live music, vendors, bike show and more at the Corner Ballpark, Fri.-Sat. 1680 Michigan, Detroit. (313) 444-7355.
Third Thursday Speaker Series presents Detroit: A Tale of Two Cities at Detroit Historical Museum, 6-8 p.m. Thurs. Free, pre-registration is encouraged. 5401 Woodward, Detroit. (313) 833-0277.
July After Dark: Vintage Video Games at Michigan Science Center, 6-9 p.m. Thurs. $15. 5020 John R, Detroit. (313) 577-8400 or mi-sci.org.
Pathway Party with yard games, ice cream, food, music and a bicycle tune-up station at Mollicone Park, 2-5 p.m. Sun. Free. Burns and Goethe, Detroit. molliconepark.org.
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This photo didn't turn out the best because I waited until the very end when the shed isn't very big.
This set of doubleweave is officially done!
Two pretty blankets made in the same twill as the other ones.
This is the center seam... and it's the best of all 4 blankets!!
This is before it's washed! Check out that great seam!!!
I am getting a little weary of this pattern so I'm kind of glad it's all done!
But it sure is pretty!
And now my loom sits empty after a long time of being threaded for doubleweave!
It's such a nice feeling to be able to start something new!


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Greenwich council in south east London has started proceedings to evict a council tenant jailed over the riots.
The Labour-run council is following the example of nearby Tory-run Wandsworth.
A protest to oppose the eviction has been called outside the next council meeting.
Protest: Wednesday 26 October, 6pm, Greenwich town hall, London SE18


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We recently attended the Association of Talent Development (ATD) 2019 International Conference & Expo. Voxy's Dr. Katie Nielson gave a talk that explained the science behind how we measure results and what makes a workplace language training program successful.
Learning and Development Materials
Language Training in the Workplace: Understanding Motivation, Impact, and ROI
Trainer Tools, a podcast for Learning and Development professionals, offers insightful information and analysis. Recently, Dr. Katie Nielson was interviewed on the science of workplace language learning and how multinational organizations demonstrated ROI after implementing a Voxy program.
Maine has the oldest median age in the U.S, a growing immigrant population and elevated demand for healthcare. MaineHealth, the largest healthcare provider (and employer) in the region is taking steps now to attract and develop the best talent. Read how MaineHealth and the iEnglish program—powered by Voxy—are helping immigrants pave career pathways.
Helping clients and their global teams improve performance while increasing ROI is a mission Voxy takes seriously. We don't often get to publicly share the journey of our clients' employees and their real-world success with English because of Voxy instructors. These four client stories may inspire you.
With our interest in delivering Voxy to new international markets, the U.S. Department of Commerce (DOC) became aware of Voxy's hard work and encouraged our researching, identifying, and establishing new relationships. Noting our expansion in France, we won the DOC's Export Achievement Certificate.
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The Shaws are one of Britain's most influential, dynamic families, but one Shaw prefers to keep a low profile. Unfortunately, the limelight can shine behind-the-scenes...
Lady Drusilla Shaw may be a bit introverted, yet she has the observant mind of a writer, capturing all of society's quirks and scandals. But when the novel she's been working on disappears from her room, that is just the beginning of her problems. Confident, magnetic Oliver, Duke of Mountsorrel, has taken an interest in Dru, and when he proposes, she is both thrilled and anxious. Her book depicts a ruinous family story that is uncannily similar to Oliver's real-life, not to mention libelous. The manuscript could surface at any moment—and eventually it does, in published form, for all to read.
Oliver is bewildered by his new wife and her blasted book. Worst of all, how can he love a woman he no longer trusts? But when it becomes obvious that someone is taking their cues from the book in a series of attacks, he has no choice but to stick close to her. Their explosive connection in bed should take care of the heir-making, but for that to happen, Drusilla has to stay alive—and so does Oliver.
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Sometimes I wonder if authors enjoy instilling anxiety in their readers. Do they giggle when writing scenes they know will make the reader want to scream, jump into the story and set everyone to rights? That's exactly how I felt in new-to-me-author Lynne Connolly's Dauntless. It was a good anxiety though since it kept me turning the pages in this lovely story with twists and turns, mystery, danger, and secrets. But to get past all this, the hero and heroine had to first love and forgive. I had my doubts they'd make it through and I have to tell you, the suspense was killing me. In a totally delicious kind of way.
Drusilla Shaw came from a family that skirted scandal because of their wealth and influence. Drusilla was quite the introvert. Unlike her siblings who seemed to live in scandal, Dru only wrote about it. She poured all her dreams into her stories, or as her family called them, her scribbles. She wrote them and then burned them. Knowing her stories would never be read, she let her imagination go. And Dru had a vivid imagination. She "preferred to make fantasy real and draw on the people she loved and the ones she disliked to create something totally impossible but as scurrilous and amusing as she could make it". Dru could make terrible or wonderful things happen to the characters based on her reaction to them in real life. But while she enjoyed creating these characters based on those around her, she wondered if she would ever meet the man she'd written about all her life. A real-life hero who would make her world shine.
Oliver, Duke of Mountsorrel, usually avoided single eligible ladies. He had too many responsibilities as a duke and caring for his invalid brother, Charles. But to appease his mother, Oliver was making a half-hearted attempt to find a wife. A mature female with sense and gravity. A sensible, amenable partner to provide heirs, share some of his duties, and help with Charles. He certainly didn't need a woman from a family like Drusilla Shaw's. Yet there was no denying the desire that swept over him when they met.
Dru was quite taken with Oliver as well. He scrambled her senses but his unmistakable air of command made her feel safe and secure. Dru was an avid reader of books her mother would never approve. With Oliver, she was eager to experience some of what she'd read in those books. Oliver felt rather eager too. He liked Dru's outlook and her tart remarks. And he certainly couldn't deny his body's reaction nor the lurid thoughts that filled his head. Their feelings for each other fascinated and alarmed them both. Was it just attraction or could it be more? Oliver didn't want anyone to have control of his emotions. He had too many responsibilities. He needed to keep his head.
Needless to say, they were soon engaged. But when Dru's newest manuscript is stolen and published, it could destroy everything. Not only does the story resemble much of Oliver's family, someone is attempting to recreate some of the more sinister scenes, putting Dru and Oliver in danger. And Oliver has no idea who the author is. For Dru, keeping a secret for life from her husband did not appeal but losing him would be worse.
As I said earlier, this book made me want to jump in and fix everything. There were times I wanted to shake Oliver and Dru. Oliver reminded me of my husband. One minute I wanted to kiss him and the next I wanted to give him a swift kick in the rear. Oliver guarded his privacy and expected honesty. He was hurt by Dru's actions so acted coldly and said some hurtful things, but also at times he treated her tenderly. He wanted to get past it but he wasn't sure how. He wanted to maintain a wall of indifference but he found himself softening. While his emotions and actions were believable and understandable, he needed to get past the guilt he carried over his brother and learn to trust. Dru caused me anxiety as well. She felt guilty for her actions and wanted to atone for them. But Oliver's indifference kept her from speaking in her own defence at times. I wanted to jump in and make him listen. I had to keep reminding myself that they still knew so little of each other and had to build their trust. Dru was definitely the dauntless one. As much as she was hurt by Oliver's actions, she was determined to prove her love for him. She wasn't a doormat by any means, but she wanted and deserved forgiveness.
This was a fast-paced and, at times, adrenaline-charged read. I have to say, I found myself eyeballing more than one character trying to figure out whodunit. The love scenes were steamy and truly showed how perfect Dru and Oliver were for each other and how deeply they loved each other. Even if they didn't quite see it yet. There were even some humorous moments. I loved how Dru's books were her own personal literary voodoo doll. And I couldn't stop chuckling through Oliver's proposal. I think that's when I fell in love with him. I enjoyed how the intricacies of their relationship and the mystery of the manuscript slowly unfurled. In spite of all my angst, the danger and romance resolved beautifully. I'm hoping in future books, we'll discover Dru has become a famous author. While part of a series I've never read, this was easily read as a standalone. I'll definitely be reading the earlier books in the series though as I want to know more about those infamous Shaws. Especially Darius.


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Police were called to the Red Lion filling station on Stockport Road shortly after 3pm following reports of an armed robbery.
The boy had been sat in the passenger seat of his mother's blue BMW X5 on the petrol station forecourt when three or four men approached the car.
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The offenders then jumped into the BMW and drove off. A short time later the X5 is believed to have rammed another BMW on Stockport Road. The X5 was then in collision with a bus before it was abandoned on Ladybarn Lane in Ladybarn.
Three men, one of whom was limping, were seen running from the car after it was abandoned.
The mother and son, from Gatley, were uninjuried, and there were no injuries from the collisions on Stockport Road. The boy was left extremely shaken by his experience.
Officers are asking anyone with any information to contact them on 0161 856 9858 or Crimestoppers, anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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These folded resource cards provide youth in Alberta with a discreet way to keep information on where to access testing services, youth mental health supports, and LGBTQ supports near them.
The piece on the cover is titled, « Healing Waves, » designed by Jennifer Calliou from Sucker Creek First Nation, Alberta.
The artwork on the front of the card was submitted by a youth in the province. The piece was selected by a panel of international artists living with HIV through CANFAR's National Youth Art Competition.
(French version coming soon.)
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Pembroke Pines, FL -- (SBWIRE) -- 11/18/2015 -- White and sparkling teeth, improve the look of an individual's smile and make them more confident and radiant. Fortunately, there is a cosmetic dentistry, an aesthetically superior option, which can help anyone get that stunning smile everyone covets. For people who want to make their teeth sparking and whiter than ever, Gentle Teeth is now offering cosmetic dentistry at reasonable rates. It covers a wide range of techniques that provides solutions to misshapen, stained, and chipped teeth, or any other dental issue for that matter that is aesthetically unappealing. They have all phases of cosmetic dentistry for all ages with some of the best cosmetic dentists in Coral Springs.
When it comes to providing cosmetic dentistry, Gentle Teeth is a widely recognized dental care center in Kendall, Pembroke Pines, Homestead, Miami and Coral Springs. They have a team of experienced dentists who have expertise in providing effective dental solutions. Their cosmetic dentistry is performed for improving the physical appearance of individuals' teeth. Besides cosmetic dentistry, this dental care center is also recognized for offering services such as clear braces, teeth whitening, bleaching, porcelain crowns, Perio therapy, ceric crowns and many others.
Speaking more about their cosmetic dentistry, one of their representatives stated, "Although cosmetic dentistry procedures focus on enhancing your teeth's looks, many people make the mistake of assuming that they have no other benefits other than improving the quality of your teeth and smile. In fact, many cosmetic procedures also serve to protect fragile and damaged teeth from exposure to added wear and tear. Some procedures also restore the patient's ability to enjoy foods and beverages normally banned due to their dental problems such as cavities, sensitivity and more."
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Winter Gloves Release Debut Full-length This September
Published Jul 29, 2008As the leaves turn to dust and the Great North turns white once again, the thoughtful Canadians at Paper Bag Records will keep us toasty this fall with the gift of Winter Gloves. The Montreal band headed by singer/songwriter Charles F. rode a wave of buzz from their debut Let Me Drive EP that led to a spot on Exclaims 16th Anniversary Tour opening up for Tokyo Police Club.
Paper Bag will release About A Girl, Winter Gloves debut full-length, on September 9. According to the press release, "the album is ten songs about all the quiet spots you sacrifice when you search out something new and the ways you'll ultimately find to recreate those old things of solace the new ways you'll find to tolerate and celebrate. It's the push and pull that surrounds us all, put to songs driven by the sounds of keyboards and drums and wrapped up in a constant buzz of bass and gritty synths.
Following the albums release, the band promise a national tour in support of the record.
About A Girl tracklisting:
1. Factories
2. Let Me Drive
3. Invisible
4. I Can't Tell You
5. Glass Paperweight
6. Hillside
7. About A Girl
8. Party People
9. The Way To Celebrate
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Buddy and Chuck each have an advent calendar that my Dad's cousin made for them. We fill them every year from our Halloween candy.
Buddy has spent the entire month trying to figure out how to climb up and reach his. He will stand below it and yell "peaasssssssssssssssee……peasssssssssssss!!"
Although, he has figured out that we get a treat every night, after we read a Christmas story. When we're done reading, we'll ask him "do you think we should go find the number?" And his eyes light up and runs over to the calendar, and finds that day's treat.


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Intense is the pain that lingers,
When you believe in someone,
who betrays you in a slimy way,
May it be of any gender.
The slimy one will one day,
See a similar one and regret,
And feel the same way,
I felt and regretted.
It's too difficult to judge,
A good and a bad one,
As they know to act,
And betrayal is in blood.
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Where to eat near Penn Station and Port Authority
Make this the Summer of Good Eating Esther Davidowitz/NorthJersey.com
We can't fix train tracks or solve all your commuting woes, but we do have a suggestion for what to do when you're faced with delays during this "summer of hell." Eat!
Dining: 8 classic restaurants every North Jerseyan must try
Summer eats: 11 must-try North Jersey hot dog joints
Of course, you won't want to stray too far. And with that in mind, we've pulled together our recommendations of where to eat around Penn Station and Port Authority.
And why not? You can make the most of waiting out peak rush hour and grab a delicious, comforting meal – and a well-deserved, strong drink.
Where to eat near Penn Station
From the NoMad Bar (don't miss the chicken) to Keens Steakhouse (a classic), Esther Davidowitz offers her favorite restaurants near the NJ Transit lines.
Where to eat near Port Authority
Hop off the bus, Gus. Sophia F. Gottfried loves farm-to-table at The Marshal,Ivan Ramen Slurp Shop at Gotham West Market and house-made pasta at Tavola, plus plenty of other suggestions near New York's biggest bus terminal.


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At my parents' house for a week, in a state where I know zero other humans (it's not where I grew up). AND THE INTERNET BARELY WORKS. I can't watch netflix! Here I am with my parents all week, and I CAN'T EVEN WATCH NETFLIX!
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The Federal Reserve will keep interest rates low and may even cut them further, Alan Greenspan told Congress Tuesday, but the central bank chairman also said the Fed was not ready to take unusual steps such as buying Treasury bonds to give a lift to the economy.
"With the target funds rate at 1 percent, substantial further conventional easings could be implemented if [Fed policy makers] judged such policy actions warranted," Greenspan said in remarks to the House Financial Services Committee.
"The FOMC stands prepared to maintain a highly accommodative stance of policy for as long as needed to promote satisfactory economic performance," he said, referring to the Fed's policy-making body, the Federal Open Market Committee.
In response to questions from members of the committee, Greenspan said he does not agree with those who believe that the federal funds rate could not easily go below 0.75 percent. The overnight bank lending rate -- the Fed's main tool for influencing rates and the economy -- stands at 1 percent, the lowest since 1958.
Greenspan said if the Fed doesn't find it is getting the impact from further rate cuts, then it is prepared to take non-traditional steps such as buying up Treasury bonds.
"If it's necessary, we will do it," he said. "It's clear to us there is a downside limit [to rate cuts] zero being the ultimate lower bound." But he said he believed that time for that action was not yet here.
"Given the now highly stimulative stance of monetary and fiscal policy and well-anchored inflation expectations, the committee concluded that economic fundamentals are such that situations requiring special policy actions are most unlikely to arise," he said in his opening remarks.
On Wall Street, Treasury bond prices tumbled on Greenspan's comments, which disappointed investors who had been hoping the Fed might step in and buy bonds in a bid to drive long-term rates lower. Bond prices and yields move in opposite directions. Stock prices fell.
"The markets were holding out some misguided hopes that Greenspan would try to talk up bond prices. He didn't come anywhere close to that," said Dana Johnson, head of research for Bank One Capital Markets.
Greenspan's comments should be taken as an encouraging sign by investors looking for a turnaround in the economy, said Anthony Chan, chief economist at Bank One Investment Advisors.
"Greenspan essentially is telling financial markets to 'bring it on' by implying that the Fed is prepared to keep monetary policy in an accommodative mode for as long as it takes to get the job done," Chan said.
To read highlights of Greenspan's comments, click here.
The Fed cut its target for the fed funds rate when the central bank's policy makers met June 25 -- the 13th cut since the start of 2001 as the central bank has tried to help the world's largest economy fight off the effects of a recession, terrorist attacks, corporate scandals, war and more.
While some question whether further rate cuts would be effective, Greenspan said the central bank has studied the issue and decided that they would. But he also conceded that low rates so far have not lifted business activity as much as they might have in the past.
"A pervasive sense of caution reflecting, in part, the aftermath of corporate governance scandals, appears to have left businesses focused on strengthening their balance sheets and, to date, reluctant to ramp up significantly their hiring and spending," he told lawmakers.
"As yet there is little evidence that the more accommodative financial environment has materially improved the willingness of top executives to increase capital investment," he said in his opening remarks.
Greenspan spoke on the same day that the White House acknowledged that the budget deficit could hit a record $455 billion this fiscal year.
Massachusetts Democrat Barney Frank read a passage from a report from Greenspan that said that the deficit would restrict access to capital needed by businesses. But Frank could not get Greenspan to answer a question as to how may years of budget deficits at this year's level were sustainable. Greenspan said the question could not be answered without knowing many other variables.
Greenspan's warnings in February about the problems that tax cuts could have on the budget were seized on by opponents of the White House tax-cut proposal at that time.
But Tuesday Greenspan said he doesn't oppose tax cuts as long as there are new limits on federal spending. He also said that tax cuts could help stimulate both the economy and employment, points that are far more in synch with White House policy than his February presentation.
Still, while Greenspan said he believed the tax cuts would help the economy, he disputed arguments by tax-cut advocates who believe the resulting economic growth would actually raise federal tax collections rather than boosting the deficit.
"Is there a tax cut that pays for itself? I doubt it," he said.
Greenspan also received criticism from some members of the committee, particularly Bernie Sanders, an independent from Vermont, for his comments that the ongoing loss of manufacturing jobs was not in itself a threat to the economy -- as long as the United States continued to have access to imports and could produce services as valuable as the products formerly made by U.S. manufacturers.


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The.ospital Elder Life Program HELP is a model of hospital care developed at the Yale University School of Medicine. Learn how and when to remove this template message Ayurveda before 1500 BC, the ancient Indian system of medicine, has mentioned about the eight branches Ashtanga Ayurveda of Ayurveda viz kayachikitsa general medicine, balaroga paediatrics, gr aha chikitsa treatment of diseases related to psychology, urdhvanga chikitsa treatment of the diseases of the head and neck, EDT, shalya tantra surgery, damshtra treatment of poisonous stings and bites, Hara/Rasayana geriatrics and vajikarana andrology. Committee Nominations are due December 15, 2016. Do room arrangements allow for privacy? The elderly person has "wandered" away from the safe surroundings of home or neighbourhood. Am J Geriatr Pharmacother. 4 2: 134–43. dBi : 10.1016/j.amjopharm.2006.06.010 . All healthcare professionals participating in our referral service are members of the American Geriatrics Society. These may include: Assisted living facility ALU.
"It's really hard [for retailers] to make a living online, however, if you're going to compete you have to put your capital into online," retail consultant Jan Kniffen told CNBC's "On the Money" in an interview. "Every time you put a sale online, and out of the store, your [return on investment] goes down," he added. Many retailers are already in the midst of adopting to the new reality. Macy's recently announced it plans to close 100 stores and will invest money into its best locations, in addition to spending heavily on digital and mobile. Kniffen also noted that Walmart is slowing down their brick and mortar expansion, while building up its online offerings, such as its $3.3 billion acquisition of Jet.com . Meanwhile, Nordstrom's will also be shifting more capital towards online retail. Taken together, the environment underscores the growing power of the Web. According to the National Retail Federation, this year's Black Friday sales were almost evenly split with 44 percent of consumers shopping online and 40 percent shopping in stores. https://youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=bN1f1rs_q2cGetty Images People carry retail shopping bags during Black Friday events on November 25, 2016 in New York City.
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Under the new rules, physicians will be compensated for legwork involved in working in teams including nurses, social workers and psychiatrists to improve care for seniors with illnesses such as diabetes, heart failure and hypertension. Care coordination for these high need patients will be rewarded, as will efforts to ensure that seniors receive effective treatments for conditions such as anxiety or depression. Comprehensive evaluations of older adults with suspected cognitive impairment will get a lift from new payments tied to the standards that physicians now will be required to follow. The new Medicare policies reflect heightened attention to the costliest patients in the health care system mostly older adults who have multiple chronic conditions that put them at risk of disability, hospitalization, and an earlier-than-expected death. Altogether, 10 percent of patients account for 65 percent of the nations health spending. moved hereIt remains to be seen how many physicians will embrace the services that the government will now reimburse. Organizations that advocated for the new payment policies hope theyll make primary care and geriatrics more attractive areas of practice in the years ahead. Heres a look at what is entailed: Complex Chronic Care Management Two years ago, Medicare began paying nurses, social workers and medical assistants to coordinate care for seniors with two or more serious chronic conditions. But low reimbursement and burdensome requirements discouraged most medical practices from taking this on. New payments for complex chronic care management are more generous (an average $93.67 for the first hour, $47.01 for each half hour thereafter) and can be billed more often, making them more attractive.
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Swallet Holistic @ Swallet Farm
Please note if using Sat Nav – the post code supplies 3 farms. Please take care NOT to drive down Spring Farm's drive and look for 'Swallet Farm's' large white sign at the end of the drive.
20 mins from Bristol Airport
40mins from Bristol or Bath
30mins from Glastonbury
15mins from City of Wells
Huge selection of Local B&B please ask for recommendations or Swallet Farm will be used for Residential Courses.
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Unilever Sri Lanka held a fun-filled Influencer event at Water' Edge recently to spread awareness about the recently-launched Vaseline Healthy White SPF 24 body lotion. The event witnessed a gathering of Sri Lanka's foremost social media influencers converging expectantly at the venue for a day of fun. 23 teams of influencers consisting of four participants each, competed in activities such as kayaking, rock climbing, archery tag and cycling to win amazing prizes. The aim of getting influencers to engage in outdoor activities was to demonstrate that the SPF level of Vaseline Healthy White SPF 24 body lotion offers comprehensive protection from harmful effects of the sun, which empowers users to go out and indulge in outdoor activities without apprehension about spending too much time in the sun. Rightly so, influencers generously applied the newly-launched Vaseline product and engaged in a joyous day of outdoor fun without a care in the world.
Commenting on the event, Medhavi Jayaratne, Brand Manager for Vaseline said: "Everybody loves an active lifestyle, but very often we curb this desire because of the strong sun we experience in Sri Lanka. Whether it's participating in a sport of your choice, traveling to explore places in your bucket list or even just a trip to the beach with friends – we cannot escape spending time outdoors in the harsh sun. With the new Vaseline SPF24 product we invite all women who desire to live actively to do so by simply providing the care your skin needs in return. Vaseline is committed to protecting what protects you".
Vaseline is a 150-year-old skin care brand which has continuously provided the best solutions for skin care. Vaseline provides nourishment and protection to what protects you; your skin the largest organ in your body. Vaseline Healthy White SPF 24 body lotion work best when re-applied every 2 hours. It is a sunscreen lotion with Sun Protection Factor (SPF) 24 which restores dry skin with Vaseline jelly and makes your skin even-tone post sun burn with Vitamin B3 nourishment. Priced at Rs.325 for a 100 ml bottle, it is available in supermarkets and selective cosmetic stores.


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Brock University is home to a rich and diverse population of students. There are always new faces in the halls, and behind each of those faces is a unique story. Approximately 2,000 of those stories include a common thread: they came to Brock as foreigners, looking to call a new country home, at least for a while. Brock's international students account for a large part of the total student population. In the 2016-2017 school year, Brock was home to 1,324 international undergraduate students and 499 international graduate students. 76 per cent of those students come from Asia, a region whose first languages do not typically include English. In fact, only 10 per cent of Brock's international population last year came from regions of the world where English is commonly spoken as a first language.
Language barriers are a very difficult obstacle to overcome, particularly in the high-paced university environment. Coupled with culture shock, learning how to understand course codes, navigating the halls to find your classes and figuring out how to use the buses, being an international student can be intimidating. Fortunately, Brock has several programs designed to help ease students through such a transition, hopefully making the experience easier and more manageable.
Conversation Partners is one of these programs, designed to help with the language barriers that many international students face. Conversation Partners is a partnership program which pairs an English speaking Brock student with an international student partner. The students meet up once a week to have a conversation. A primary goal of the program is to help international students learn English and become more confident in their conversational skills. However, it has become much more than that for many of the students who have participated.
"Students and volunteers also benefit by making new acquaintances and friends on campus. For many, the opportunity to meet for a coffee or go to an event expands knowledge of the area as well," explained Mike Morrison, Brock International's Marketing and Communications Officer.
"[The program] equips students with the tools and skills to succeed in a rapidly changing, highly diverse and competitive education structure and global economy," adds Leigh-Ellen Keating, Director of Brock International. "It increases students' ability to work together effectively, learn from their diversity and take advantage of the plethora of experience around them."
Conversation Partners has been running at Brock for over 25 years. It is a great way for students to get involved and get to know students from other backgrounds and cultures. Embracing the diversity that is right here at Brock can open up so many new opportunities and experiences for students.
"The experience with the Conversation Partner program helps create an environment of belonging, where students feel welcomed and valued for their cultural background," said Morrison.
Conversation Partners is not only beneficial to international students, but volunteers can also gain a lot of experience from the program. Tessa Braaten, a second year student studying Child and Youth Studies and Applied Linguistics, joined Conversation Partners this year for the first time.
"I have wanted to get to know international students and thought this was a perfect opportunity. I have been trying to learn Mandarin as well so it was so cool that I was partnered with someone from China," said Braaten.
"She has really enjoyed getting to know her conversation partner, and have taken their relationship beyond simply meeting one hour a week, enjoying outings and activities together such as skating and baking. It is very easy to make a good friend," said Braaten. "I love how I've been able to learn so much about my partner and her culture."
Conversation Partners is one way to get to know your Brock community a bit better, and learn some skills of your own at the same time. For example, Braaten discussed how she had been able to practice explaining terms and concepts to someone with a language barrier, a skill very related to her studies in Applied Linguistics.
If you would like to get involved with Conversation Partners, they are currently looking for volunteers for the spring and summer.
Volunteer forms can be found online at: brocku.ca/international/current/international-services/english-conversation-partners/. Brock International also holds Conversation Cafés on Mondays in IC104, where you can come to inquire about the program. The next Café is planned for March 26 from 2:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.


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Motion and Health... spirit and body
I'm no doctor, but it's pretty clear that motion and health are related. I consider myself fortunate that when, as happened this last weekend, my life fills with sedentary activities and an order of McNuggets, I quickly feel like a rusted appliance. Joints ache, movement is strained, and a heavy lethargy sets in.
Most of the time however, I'll respond to that feeling of lethargy by getting back on my bike, or the stairmaster, or some other motion inducing taskmaster or activity. Then, after a little bit of initial pain, I'll feel progressively better again, intent on moving more regularly.
What's true in the body is true in the realm of the spirit as well, and I truly believe that if we spend too much time sitting on the sidelines as spiritual consumers, we'll end up in an unhealthy space - bored with the life of faith in some or all of it's aspects. This makes perfect sense because, just as a body is made for motion, so also our lives are made for service, and it's only when were functioning according to our design that we're living in the wholeness and fullness that God intended.
Yesterday's sermon was about service and if you're wondering what the next steps to take are, I have a few suggestions:
1. visit the Bethany Website and consider the various ways you can get involved, pray about these opportunities, gather information, and then jump in. Just showing up and getting involved will probably help you discover how you're wired.
2. ask God to give you eyes to see how you might be able to serve either your neighbors or family members
3. Consider Paul's admonitions in Romans 12 and Ephesians 2:10, both of which remind us that we're created in order to do good works. Our calling is to find those good works and jump in.
4. Jerusalem first. That's a reference to Acts 1, and a reminder that it's pretty exciting to serve people on the other side of the world, especially if you're only going to be there for a week or two. But don't forget where you live - because that's where the real proving ground of service happens. Serving one another isn't a monthly check writing event, or an annual trip to somewhere 'needy'. It's a paradigm shift intended to bleed into every moment of our life.
If Bethany's your home church, the vision of making God visible in Seattle is compelling and inviting. And each person who jumps in and uses their gifts will contribute to bringing the beauty, joy, justice, mercy, peace, and healing/forgiving power of Christ to our city. What could be better?


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"I didn't know what Facebook was, and now that I do know what it is, I have to say, it sounds like a huge was of time. I would never say that the people on it are losers, but that's only because I'm polite." – Betty White
Click here to watch Betty White's SNL Monologue on Hulu. Airdate: Saturday, May 8, 2010.
"Guess what? Jay Z is here! If I had a dime for every time I've said that, I'd have one dime." – Betty White
If The Real World Was Like Facebook: A user-created photo contest created by Cracked.
Because "Facebook is full of behavior that would get you punched in the real world."
On family road trips chaos always ensued. Do you remember the "I'm not touching you" game? Let me refresh your memory, without actually making physical contact, one sibling makes a poking motion as close to another sibling as possible. If you're on the receiving end, this game is annoying. This game is the live version of Facebook 'poking'.
Facebook 'poking' is a strange phenomenon. The biggest issue with poking is that different people perceive it to mean different things, including but not limited to: joking, flirting or just saying hello. Personally, I would prefer for one to just make an actual joke, actually flirt (preferably in person) or actually say hello. This would avoid the drama of debating if I am going to 'poke back' or 'remove' the poke.
Also, if someone has a restraining order against you, I wouldn't poke that person. Need a reason? Read this article.


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