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Amazon announces exclusive sale for Prime members next week
Before this starts, however, there are a few things you need to know. There's usually a handful of very good deals-cheap consoles, TVs, memory cards, Fire tablets, Kindles, various electrical goods and house appliances-but a lot of trash to wade through as well. [Full Article...]
Turnbull to meet with Theresa May
The pair had earlier made a low-key visit to the Borough Market talking to stall holders about the devastating attack that left eight people dead and wounded nearly 50. Two Australians died in last month's van and knife attacks in south-east London. Mr Turnbull earlier received an intelligence and security briefing from top British officials ahead of his first No.10 Downing Street meeting with M... [Full Article...]
You can now preorder a white PS4 Pro
Further, it will be available - at least at first - only as part of a Destiny 2 bundle . The European PlayStation Blog mentioned that the copy of Destiny 2 included will be on disc, which is important to those who want to get the console but already own the game. [Full Article...]
Do you know Jayden K. Smith? Well, he is not a hacker
Facebook users are being duped into sharing another hoax message, this time warning others not to accept friend requests from an account with the name Jayden K. Thanks. Another fake Facebook warning is circulating throughout the social media site Monday. Ignoring multiple accounts, fakes, bots, etc. there's still an bad lot of people who regularly access the social network, and not all of them a... [Full Article...]
WWE 2K18 tags Nintendo back in with a Switch release
Seth Rollins , the cover star for the upcoming WWE 2K18 , has announced the game will come to the Nintendo Switch. Thanks to Switch's on-the-go capabilities, it will also be the first portable WWE video game available in six years. For more information on WWE 2K18 and 2K, visit wwe.2k.com, become a fan on Facebook , follow the game on Twitter and Instagram using the hashtags #WWE2K18 and #BLN... [Full Article...]
Unbox: Newbie's Adventure, in arrivo su PS4, Xbox One e Switch
Nel trailer possiamo notare la presenza di numerose situazioni esilaranti, come esplosioni in successione che ci faranno sbalzare in aria, fughe a bordo di veicoli e sessioni su di un aeroplano. In esclusiva su PlayStation 4 inoltre sarà disponibile la speciale Signature Edition in edizione limitata numerata, che include oltre al gioco anche la colonna sonora , il making of in PDF e un art... [Full Article...]
Il nuovo top di gamma Xiaomi è alle porte
Si parte come sempre dal SoC, che sarà un Qualcomm Snapdragon della serie 8XX (probabilmente l'ottimo 835, più difficilmente l'836), seguito da memoria interna e RAM di cui non è conosciuto il quantitativo, bensì la tecnologia, rispettivamente UFS e DDR4. [Full Article...]
Michael Pachter: Microsoft non abbandonerà Xbox
Horizon è di Guerrilla, e questi ragazzi sono davvero bravi. Tra gli altri dettagli sulla futura PS5, l'esperto si aspetta che sia retrocompatibile con PS4 Pro (il che significherebbe che dovrebbe esserlo anche con PS4, visto che i giochi fino a contrordine sono gli stessi, ndr ) e anche che la stessa PS4 continui il suo ciclo vitale per un po' anche dopo l'avvento della nuova console. [Full Article...]
LG Q6: svelate dimensioni e caratteristiche
Nelle ultime ore sono emerse ulteriori informazioni riguardo il terminale. LG Q6 avrà anche meno memoria ram rispetto al fratello maggiore G6: il Benchmark afferma infatti che ci sono 3GB di ram . Al suo interno GeekBench afferma che Q6 utilizzerà un chipset Octa-Core a 64bit Snapdragon 430 funzionante alla frequenza massima di 1.4 Ghz. Almeno il dispositivo, che dovrebbe avere un prezzo ... [Full Article...]
NBN-based services now available to 'one in two Australians'
Yet according to the map online, there are still a large number of homes that are waiting to have the high-speed internet switched on. "NBN's fixed wireless service will soon double its fastest-available download speed to up to 100 Mbps, and will be launched in early 2018", Senator Fifield said. [Full Article...]
Eva Ekeblad's 293rd birthday celebrated with a Google doodle
Earlier, alcohol products, especially Vodka, was made only from wheat , rye and barley. Ekeblad Discovered How to Use Potatoes to Make Flour & Vodka: During her time, potatoes were considered inedible. Ekeblad's work not only made potatoes a staple food in Sweden, but also increased the supply of wheat, rye and barley, helping reduce the frequency of starvation. [Full Article...]
On North Korea, Trump's on the Right Track
It is working on miniaturizing nuclear weapons to fit on ICBMs by early 2018, and it threatens to attack the U.S. with nuclear warheads. A South Korean air force spokesperson said the aerial manoeuvres conducted on Saturday by Washington and Seoul were a response to the series of ballistic missile launches by North Korea. [Full Article...]
Vettel fastest in 3rd and final practice ahead of qualifying
Sebastian Vettel finished second, while Daniel Ricciardo ended on the podium for the 5th straight race. Raikkonen led briefly around the pitstops but went from third at the start to fifth at the finish. Some would say it was too good a start, since really slowed down videos of the start show that the vehicle was already moving before the lights went out. [Full Article...]
Kinross Gold Corporation (NYSE:KGC) Cut to "Sell" at BidaskClub
The mining company reported $0.02 earnings per share (EPS ) for the quarter, topping analysts' consensus estimates of $0.01 by $0.01. The firm has a 50-day moving average price of $4.22 and a 200-day moving average price of $3.71. Now have a look at past performance (weekly performance to year to date performance) how Kinross Gold Corporation (KGC ) has been moved; whether it performed well or n... [Full Article...]
India U-23 ready to take on Singapore U-23 in friendly
Stephen Constantine, the national coach, said the matches, organised by the All India Football Federation, will provide "valuable experience" for the team members, most of whom "haven't played any worldwide match at this level". "Winning an global friendly away from home is always pleasing". "Technically, we were better, we were fitter, we were stronger". The match began in a flurry with both ... [Full Article...]
Huawei P20 potrebbe essere presentato quest'anno
Huawei P20 potrebbe presto divenire realtà, per essere più precisi, entro la fine del 2017. Pare se ne sia accorta anche l'azienda cinese del non pieno entusiasmo dietro i nuovi Huawei P10 e Huawei P10 Plus pensando così di rimettersi in carreggiata con un nuovo modello che sia il naturale power-up - e non erede, sia chiaro - di Huawei P10 Plus . [Full Article...]
Speechless per WhatsApp, dai messaggi vocali a testo
I maggiori utilizzatori di questa funzione sono i giovanissimi (85%) ed i professionisti (65%), i primi, chiaramente per riuscire ad interagire rapidamente con più amici o gruppi, i secondi per ottimizzare i tempi, magari durante la pausa pranzo, o mentre si è in automobile. [Full Article...]
IPhone 8's wireless charging feature may be slightly delayed
If upcoming smartphones from Apple do support inductive charging tech from Qi it can also be assumed that the device can also be charged by other wireless chargers available in markets across the globe. Gruber said he heard the accessory will be sold separately and will not come included with the smartphone and that it would be released when iOS 11.1 launches. [Full Article...]
IIT admissions: Supreme Court vacates stay, gives green signal for admission process
The students were awarded grace marks as the answer key to seven of the questions went missing. The bench was examining IIT's decision to award 18 bonus marks to all the candidates (11 marks for incorrect questions in Paper II and 7 marks for incorrect questions in Paper I) irrespective of whether they attempted the said questions or not. [Full Article...]
GST worries only tax evaders: Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi
The Centre will offer certificate courses in Goods and Services Tax (GST) accounting, programming and other related subjects through its "Garib Nawaz" skill development centres. Mr. Somesh Kumar suddenly pulled out an at least two-metre long bill that he said were the monthly provisions and other purchases his wife had made on Saturday at an global departmental store. [Full Article...]
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Commodity Technology Advisory, the leading analyst firm covering the energy and commodity trade and risk market, visits with Steve Hughes, president and CEO of Aspect Enterprise Solutions. Steve explains Aspect's company financial results and the outlook for further and adoption of cloud delivered E/CTRM solutions.
Steve Hughes has led Aspect Enterprise Solutions from a start-up software specialist in the oil industry to the leader in cloud-delivered solutions for multiple commodities. Steve's software expertise continues to spearhead Aspect Enterprise Solutions's continued annual growth as a top technology platform which has helped create a new paradigm for the way commodities trading companies select ETRM/CTRM software. Aspect's successful evolution to a leading global solution is fueled by Steve's business prowess and years of experience in software which includes: CEO of Carnegie Information Systems, a provider of highly customizable CRM software solutions; Vice President of International Operations of Europe for YOUcentric, which was purchased by J D Edwards (since acquired by Peoplesoft, now Oracle). At YOUcentric, along with building the company's operations from scratch in the UK and Europe, he participated in the company's IPO, merger and acquisitions activities. He gained significant exposure to the process, and built relationships within both the software and investment community that he has sustained and strengthened since. Steve has also built relationships and business partnerships with key executives within CGEY, PWC and others. Prior to YOUcentric, Steve served on the management teams at POINT Informations Systems, Seer Technologies and Legent Corporation.
Brigette Gebhard is a long-time veteran of Aspect Enterprise Solutions, beginning in 2004. She has more than twenty years of consumer and business-to-business marketing experience. Brigette's hands-on, diverse role involves Marketing, Sales and Product Management. She is responsible for regional and global retention and new business programs, communications, analyst and public relations, and plays a key role in Aspect's continued growth. She brings a vast amount of experience in brand building, digital marketing (SEO, PPC, social media), marketing automation, advertising, direct response marketing, corporate communications and public relations. She has led sales and marketing teams in the publishing, gaming/hotels, and software/technology industries, and has been driving subscription revenues for oil-industry products and services for the last 20 years. Prior to joining Aspect Enterprise Solutions, she was on the management team of leading North American petroleum publisher, OPIS, where she was instrumental in developing, launching, and supporting more than USD 25 million in real-time news, pricing and analytical services and seminars for oil and transportation professionals.
Chetna Bhatia joined Aspect Enterprise Solutions in 2009 and has more than 20 years of experience in commodities trading and risk management. Her experience includes achieving overall client loyalty, building and increasing revenue streams, complex program management, team building, managing global IT teams and the ability to bridge the gap between business and technical teams. She has a rare combination of business knowledge (commodities trading) and technical skills. Prior to joining Aspect Enterprise Solutions, Chetna worked for a number of companies including SunGard, Nasdaq Smarts Group, Vedaris and interacted with clients like BG, Shell, Statoil, BP, AEP and the London Stock Exchange. At Aspect, Chetna manages and plays a key role in setting up processes, teams and tools for making Aspect's cloud solution delivery successful. She manages Aspect's cloud platform, technical strategy, architecture, infrastructure, software engineering and services including Professional Services and 24-hour Global Support Desk for all Aspect Enterprise Solutions products. As CIO, Chetna's role is to lead the global IT agenda by driving strategy, implementation and support for internal and external business and tech teams, applications, platforms, networks and data centers.
As Chief Financial Officer, Seetha oversees all aspects of Finance and Administration, Aspect Partnership Program and Mergers & Acquisitions. She has extensive experience in managing international finance activities and business partnering for leading corporations including Johnson and Johnson, Orthofix, Dun and Bradstreet, Xerox, Reed Elsevier, Facilities Services Group and State Bank of South Australia. Much of her experience and strength at Aspect Enterprise Solutions is in her ability to manage global financial information with varying laws and tax practices throughout Europe, North America and Asia. Seetha holds a Bachelor of Commerce from McMaster University in Canada and is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants.
Steve Hellman co-founded Aspect Enterprise Solutions Enterprise Solutions, as OILspace, in 1999 to create a global solutions provider for the energy industry. Steve began his career with a major commodities trading company where he developed and managed an investment portfolio of approximately USD 100 million in the former Soviet Union. He then established and managed a world-wide trading and shipping company, which he left to co-found OILspace.
After Steve became the non-executive Chairman of Aspect Enterprise Solutions in 2005, he built a large international real estate development company and a media company. Steve received an MS degree in Industrial Engineering and an AB in Political Science and Slavic Languages from Stanford University in 1987.
Lawrence co-founded Aspect Enterprise Solutions, as OILspace, and serves as a board member. He began his career in 1992 when he joined Phibro, Salomon Brothers' proprietary energy trading subsidiary and one of the world's largest energy traders. During his five years at Phibro, he designed and implemented Phibro's worldwide risk management platform and deal valuation analytics using NeXT's object-oriented development environment. In 1997, Lawrence moved to Salomon Brothers fixed income trading floor, where he designed and implemented innovative multifactor, nonparametric models of interest rate dynamics. In 1998, he accepted a position to head currency and fixed income derivatives trading at Renaissance Capital, which he left to co-found OILspace.
Lawrence graduated with First Class Honors in Economics from the University of British Columbia, where he won numerous academic awards, including the prestigious Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Special MA Scholarship. He then accepted a full scholarship to Stanford's Graduate School of Business PhD program, where he focused on auction theory, marketing of high technology products and the numerical implementation of quantitative analysis algorithms.
Steve Hughes has led Aspect Enterprise Solutions from a start-up software specialist in the oil industry to the leader in cloud-delivered solutions for multiple commodities. Steve's software expertise continues to spearhead Aspect Enterprise Solutions's continued annual growth as a top technology platform which has helped create a new paradigm for the way commodities trading companies select ETRM/CTRM software. Aspect Enterprise Solutions's successful evolution to a leading global solution is fueled by Steve's business prowess and years of experience in software which includes: CEO of Carnegie Information Systems, a provider of highly customizable CRM software solutions; Vice President of International Operations of Europe for YOUcentric, which was purchased by J D Edwards (since acquired by Peoplesoft, now Oracle). At YOUcentric, along with building the company's operations from scratch in the UK and Europe, he participated in the company's IPO, merger and acquisitions activities. He gained significant exposure to the process, and built relationships within both the software and investment community that he has sustained and strengthened since. Steve has also built relationships and business partnerships with key executives within CGEY, PWC and others. Prior to YOUcentric, Steve served on the management teams at POINT Informations Systems, Seer Technologies and Legent Corporation.
Franco Bernabé is the former CEO of ENI. Mr. Bernabé is currently the chairman of the Franco Bernabé Group, an investment and technology services company, the vice chairman of a mobile telephony company which owns a 3G license in Italy, and is the director of Petrochina, Fiat and TNT Post Group. Mr Bernabé is also the former CEO of Telecom Italia.
In addition, Mr Bernabé was the special representative of the Italian government for the reconstruction of the Balkan region and also serves on the Boards of the Peres Center for Peace and the World Economic Forum. Earlier in his career, Mr. Bernabé was a senior economist at the OECD and a professor of economics and politics at the School of Industrial Administration of Turin University.
Mr. Calderon Berti is a former President of OPEC and is widely regarded as one of the founders of the modern day oil market. He has also held the position of President of Petroleos de Venezuela, S.A. (PDVSA), the fifth largest oil company in the world, and served in a number of key posts in the Venezuelan government. Mr. Calderon Berti was previously responsible for establishing Venezuela's state energy policies and had an important role during the nationalisation of the oil industry in the 1970s, turning PDVSA into one of the most profitable national oil companies in the world.
He currently works as a consultant on a wide-range of global energy issues and has served as a member of the Board of several European oil companies. While serving in the Venezuelan government, Mr. Calderon Berti's posts have included Minister of Energy and Mines (1979-1983) and Minister of Foreign Affairs (1992). Most recently, he served as Deputy of the Venezuelan Congress and President of the Energy and Mines Commission (1989-1993). Mr. Calderon Berti began his career in the oil industry as a geologist and holds a Master's Degree in Petroleum Engineering.
Mr. Bowlin was the Chairman of ARCO's Board of Directors from 1995 to 2000, CEO from 1994 and a member of the Board since 1992. Mr. Bowlin began his career with ARCO in 1969 and joined the executive ranks fifteen years later. Mr. Bowlin has held senior positions in several major ARCO divisions in copper, coal, oil and gas.
He has been Chairman of the American Petroleum Institute, the California Business Roundtable, the Business Council and the National Petroleum Council. He is a member of the Board of Wells Fargo, the Board of Visitors of the Claremont Graduate School's Center for Politics and Economics, a Trustee of the Los Angeles World Affairs Council, a Trustee of the California Institute of Technology, and a member of the World Economic Forum. Mr. Bowlin is also a Director of the Autrey Museum of Western Hermitage, and is involved with the American Red Cross and several other medical organizations.
Mr. Kantor is a former U.S. Secretary of Commerce and has a distinguished record of government service. Mr. Kantor, currently a partner in the Washington, D.C. office of the law firm Mayer, Brown & Platt, is one of the world's leading international attorneys and specializes in expanding client activities in foreign markets through trade, direct investment, joint ventures and strategic business alliances.
He has represented a number of the world's largest companies, including Ford, Aetna, Boeing, CitiGroup, Monsanto, UAL, UPS, PepsiCo and AOL. Additionally, he guides U.S. companies on access to Europe and Asia and serves as a senior advisor to Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Discover & Co., the global investment bank. As President Clinton's U.S. Secretary of Commerce from 1996-1997 and trade representative from 1993-1996, Mr. Kantor concluded more than 200 trade agreements. Since leaving the government in 1997, Mr. Kantor has been a partner at Mayer, Brown & Platt where his primary practice has been in corporate and financial international transactions. Mr. Kantor earned his Law degree from Georgetown University Law School and holds a B.A. from Vanderbilt University.
Professor Klemperer, the Edgeworth Professor of Economics at Oxford University's Nuffield College, is one of the world's most respected auction theorists. Most recently, Professor Klemperer was the principal auction theorist advising the British government for the auction of its third generation mobile phone license spectrum. The auction, completed in April, raised GBP22.5 billion (US$32.6 billion) for the UK Exchequer, nearly five times more than the amount initially anticipated by the government, analysts and market forecasters.
In addition to his role as economics professor at Oxford, Professor Klemperer regularly advises governments and major corporations. He has advised the United States Federal Trade Commission on cases involving mergers and competition policy, and consulted with a number of the world's largest companies, including in the oil industry, on how to effectively implement auctions and auction theory into their business strategies. Professor Klemperer holds a Ph.D. in Economics and an M.B.A. from Stanford University and graduated with honors from Cambridge University with a B.A. in Engineering.
Minister Nazer is a former Oil Minister of Saudi Arabia (1986-1995) and ex-chairman of Saudi Aramco, the largest oil company in the world. Minister Nazer currently heads the Nazer Group, a diverse holding company, with various interests in information technology, healthcare and property development, and remains one of the world's most respected oil experts. He is regularly pursued for advice on energy issues by major oil companies and governments across the globe. Minister Nazer is also an accomplished author, having recently published the book, Power of a Third Kind.
Beginning his career in the oil industry in the early 1960s, Minister Nazer was the first governor to represent Saudi Arabia on the OPEC Board of Governors. When Minister Nazer became Oil Minister in 1986, he presided over the restructuring and integration of the Saudi oil industry. In 1989, Minister Nazer was named the first Saudi Chairman of the Board of the newly established Saudi Arabian Oil Company (Saudi Aramco). Minister Nazer completed his studies at UCLA, receiving a B.A. with honors in International Relations and an M.A. in Political Science. He holds Honorary Doctor of Law degrees from the University of Korea and the American University in Cairo.
Mr. Norvik is the former President and Chief Executive Officer of Statoil (1988-1999), the national oil company of Norway and the third largest seller of crude oil in the world. Mr. Norvik has played an important part in the development of European and Scandinavian energy markets through his leadership roles in both the private and public sector. He served as the Deputy Minister of Petroleum and Energy from 1979 to 1981 and was the Personal Secretary to the Prime Minister from 1976 to 1979.
Mr. Norvik has also held numerous government positions in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, National Institute of Technology and been the Group Secretary for Industrial and Financial Affairs. After leaving the government in 1981, Mr. Norvik joined Aker mek. Verksted A/S as Director of Finance and was a Senior Executive Vice President from 1985 to 1987. From 1986 to 1987, he was the President of Astrup Hoyer A/S. Mr. Norvik has been the Alternating Chairman of the Board of Directors of Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS), Chairman of the Supervisory Board of Den norske Bank ASA and Advisor to the Executive Board of PriceWaterhouseCoopers. Mr. Norvik earned his M.S. in Business from the Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration in Bergen.
Mr. Ofer has vast experience and relationships in the oil, shipping and technology markets, and has spent more than 20 years in top management positions in corporations throughout Europe, Asia and the United States. Mr. Ofer currently serves as the chairman of a prominent international holding company with diverse interests in semiconductors, chemicals and liner shipping, energy and advanced technology.
Previously, Mr. Ofer formed and managed Tanker Pacific Management Group, the largest private tanking fleet in the world. He also founded and managed a number of leading ventures in the maritime and energy industries. Mr. Ofer earned his M.B.A. from London Business School in England.
General Scowcroft, USAF (Ret.), is one of the country's most renowned experts on national security issues, defence policy and foreign affairs. He is currently the President of The Scowcroft Group, Inc., an international business advisory firm. General Scowcroft served as Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs to Presidents Ford and Bush. He also served as Military Assistant to President Nixon and as Deputy Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs to Presidents Ford and Nixon.
Prior to joining the Bush Administration, General Scowcroft was Vice Chairman of Kissinger Associates, Inc. In the course of his military career, General Scowcroft has held positions in the Organization of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Headquarters of the U.S. Air Force, and the Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defence for International Security Affairs. General Scowcroft also serves as a Director of Pennzoil-Quaker State and Qualcomm Corporations. He received his Undergraduate degree and commission into the Army Air Forces from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point and earned an M.A. and Ph.D. from Columbia University.


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An empty chair at the otherwise chock-a-block Tunday Kababi at Chowk and Aminabad was a far-fetched dream for even a regular, but the outlets are witnessing a slump due to a cash crunch. According to the owners, in the last few days, while business has started to pick up, it is still slow and at a dip of about 30%-40%.
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The scene outside Dastarkhwan and the eat street at the China Bazar gate is the same. "There is no denying that business has gone down by 40%-50%. It is disheartening to send off customers who come from outside, sometimes from very far off places to savour the food, but even if we keep Rs 100 notes to carry on business, they are exhausted within an hour.What do we do after that?" said owner Faisal Arfeen. The chain is now in the process of initiating card transactions.
The small but famous outlet of Idrees's Biryani in Patanala, which on most days would finish off in an hour of being ready , is struggling too.
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So Many Engineering Majors: Which One Is Right for You?
By Mark Rowh
So you want to study Engineering? You have a ton of options for what to major in. Here's a breakdown of just a few of the choices you have!
Top 10 Reasons to Major in Computer Science
By Pete Sanderson
Want a cutting-edge career that's also marketable in any business environment? Consider Computer Science!
4 Easy Ways Students Can Help Save Endangered Species
By Regan Collins
In honor of National Wilderness Month, it's time to learn about the creatures that need our help the most and what students can do to save them.
How to Choose a STEM Major From All Your Different Options
By Dawson Vore
With so many different STEM majors and subfields, it can be hard to decide what you want to study in college. This breakdown of all the STEM options will help you figure out which is best for you.
Up in the Air: A High-Level Look at Aerospace Engineering Majors
By CollegeXpress
You know how you often hear the phrase "It's not rocket science"? Well...this time, it actually is.
Engineering Majors and Potential Jobs
By CollegeXpress; Terry Ward
Engineering is this amazing blend of creativity, science, technology, and problem-solving. And you'll find engineers, well, just about everywhere.
The Many Branches of Ecology Majors
By Grace Ballenger
"Ecology" as a general major is just the beginning. A little bit of digging reveals tons of education and career possibilities.
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Bottom line? Real police work is not "as seen on TV."
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No one really knows what will the future bring. But as human knowledge continues to expand at an amazing rate, all kinds of new career paths are emerging.
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Maybe you've heard a little bit about the field of engineering and think it might be the right path for you. First, rock on. Second, it's important to realize that "engineering" is just the tip of the iceberg . . .
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Month: November 2018
Trees, Trees & More Trees
"'Tis the Season…", although I do think these trees will make a wonderful addition to your home any time of the year!
We make all of our trees by hand from locally grown timber. Each tree is totally different and unique. When you stand them side by side it instantly brings movement to the display as if the wind was blowing through.
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You can find the whole collection in our Dumfries Shop or buy online.
Prices start from £7.99 for the smaller single trees (11cm x 11cm x 2cm approx).
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NEW MEXICO SONG SWAP CONCERT in Albuquerque
April 30, 2017 @ 7:30 am - 9:30 pm
Art of the Song is proud to present a wonderful evening of song with four outstanding New Mexican singer/songwriters. Paul Hunton, Kevin Herig, Justin Evan Thompson, and Daniel Graves will perform in a unique concert of the "in the round" variety. The presentation will consist of two hour-long sets: the first in which each artist will take a turn sharing his own material, and a second in which each will take a turn performing and interpreting one another's compositions.
When? Sunday, April 30. Doors are at 7, concert starts at 7:30
Where? Art of the Song Coffeehouse (Sol Acting Academy Performance Space) at 5500 San Mateo Blvd NE, Suite 108, Albuquerque, NM 87109
Tickets? Tickets are $15 in advance through Brown Paper Tickets, and $20 at the door. Buy tickets now through this link: nmswap.brownpapertickets.com
Questions? Email email@example.com or call (505) 850-2674.
Paul Hunton is an Albuquerque based singer, songwriter, and actor. His original songs are often juxtapositions of dark subject matter over bright and playful music. His narrative voice smacks of Tom Waits (his biggest influence) and Nick cave. Hunton's stage presence is theatrical and subdued at the same time, leaning heavily on his dry sense of humor. He plays with a number of bands ranging from bluegrass to jazz and plays a variety of instruments. His strength, however, is without question his ability to push boundaries as an artist and performer.
Kevin Herig made his introduction into the ABQ music scene in 2005 as the lead vocalist and songwriter in the band Asper Kourt. Kevin has continued to write songs and perform as a solo musician debuting "Give it all away" in the Fall of 2013, and following up with his EP "All You Can't Control" in March of 2016. Kevin is also the Founder and Director of Rock 101 New Mexico, a rock n' roll based music program that aims to educate and empower Albuquerque's youth.
Justin Evan Thompson is a songwriter and performer from Albuquerque, New Mexico with an affinity for traditional folk music and the acoustic guitar. His persona and lyrics are as poetic as they are rough around the edges, and both lend themselves to honest and energetic performances. Matthew Finch, Music director at KUNM nailed it when he called Justin's music "Burley Americana," and the Weekly Alibi wrote that Thompson "displays a poetic and knowing take on folk music that can be rousing as well as introspective and compelling."
Daniel Graves is both an eclectic and prolific songwriter from Las Cruces New Mexico. His writing and stage presence smack of Muscle Shoals, Motown, outlaw country, and Greenwich Village all in the same breath. He plays with a variety of outfits (DAMN Union, Raw Dogs, Dan and the Working Band) that range from Rock/Soul to Americana, and his solo performances pull heavily from that background. Graves is a dynamic and forthright performer and writer whose songs belong among the staples of the American music lexicon.


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Anne Walton
Born 1955, Melbourne, Australia
Anne Walton enacts a pursuit of the private and the socialised self. In her efforts to establish visual and aural counterparts for a variety of irreducible propositions at the delta of identity – interdicted femininity, hysteria, the phantasmal, the invisible, the unspeakable – Walton proffers herself as an experimental subject. Though not a Body Artist as such, her body's fibrous entirety is pressed into service as an executive instrument.
One of Walton's sustaining preoccupations is with language, or, more correctly, with its imprecisions and corruptions. It would be hard to dispel from the mind the image of the artist, clutching her tongue with her hand in slips of(f) the tongue, as she attempted discourse with her audience. Or that of Walton repeatedly sucking in and releasing the business end of a household torch, so that her face, now illuminated, now obliterated, oscillated between ecstasy and trauma. This action, too, was twinned with suggestively pre–verbal utterances.
Torches figure prolifically in Walton's presentations, either as quotidian realities or plaster simulacra. They can be understood as sculptural shorthand for the shedding of light, memorialising, perhaps, a timid infant's battery–powered conquest of the dark. Walton herself functions as a psychic light–shedder, broadcasting in bright trajectories across the shadowed terrain of the long–forgotten and the subconsciously suppressed.
Bruce James from the 1998 Samstag catalogue, Samstag 98 : This Thing Called Art
1998 Anne & Gordon Samstag International Visual Arts Scholarship
1998 MFA, Glasgow School of Art, Scotland, United Kingdom
1997 Bachelor of Visual Arts (Honours), South Australian School of Art, University of South Australia, Adelaide, Australia
1985 Bachelor of Law, University of New South Wales, Sydney
1975 Bachelor of Arts, University of New South Wales, Sydney
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ainurakne wrote:They are complete synonyms. I think the only difference between them is that they probably originate from either different dialects or different regions of Estonia. But I have heard all of them - except kura - spoken by ordinary people.
If i'm not mistaken, then vasak has been originally paired with hüvak, vasem and pahem with parem and kura with hüva - although, I could be mistaken, it just sounds logical like this.
While I have heard the three "lefts" (vasak, vasem and pahem), I have actually never heard hüvak used by anyone, only seen it in literature.Linguaphile wrote:I had actually never heard hüvak before so now I can add it to my vocabulary as well. Good to know!
ainurakne wrote:And, about pahem, I think even one (or some) of my grandparents uses it (although not always).
Lumilintu wrote:ainurakne wrote:And, about pahem, I think even one (or some) of my grandparents uses it (although not always).
There's one context where I use exclusively pahem (never vasak) - and that's knitting.
The plain stitch is called parempidine silmus whilst the purl stitch is called pahempidine. It's actually the same logic as in German, where of the two main stitches one is called the right one and the other one the left one. Until this day I actually never heard of the English equivalents, I hope I got them right.
Lumilintu wrote:Oh, and also the pahem pool is always the side of the item that isn't supposed to show.
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28 February 2018
The highest standard of health and safety for customers and employees has been met by First Choice Homes Oldham for the second year running.
The housing association's Property Care service, which provides repairs and maintenance for its properties, was awarded the Occupational Health and Safety Assessment Series (OHSAS 18001) accreditation which was awarded by QMS International. The accreditation is recognised by the Health and Safety Executive.
The Property Care service had to demonstrate it met all the criteria for providing the best level of health and safety in the workplace, and that it is reducing risks to employees in all aspects of their work.
Siobhan McCoy, General Manager of First Choice Homes Oldham's Property Care service said: "I'm delighted that the hard work and commitment of our colleagues has been recognised again. The standard shows the Property Care service meets legal requirements and we are dedicated to a strong health and safety culture. It also shows our commitment to reducing personal risks to employees as well as the costs to our business by adopting proactive rather than reactive controls. We work hard to keep everyone safe and our services productive."
First Choice Homes Oldham created an electronic risk assessment that all Property Care employees must complete before they start work in a property. This has allowed them to identify risks and ultimately complete a job safely for themselves and customers. The service also has a process in place where managers visit employees while they are working in customers' homes to make sure they are following health and safety processes and procedures and ensure compliance.


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The name largely explains the group. That which is overtly Jewish and happens within the city of New York, itself - nowhere outside of the five boroughs - is on-topic in this group. Since somebody is likely to ask, the administrator is a Conservative Jew who leans toward the Orthodox end of that spectrum. This means that if you present us with a picture of a bagel with strips of bacon across it, and try to claim that the bacon is kosher because the meat was salted and soaked before smoking, I'm not going to be supportive of your position or let the picture stay in the pool.
Let's start by putting the rules in a place where one can see them, without being
logged into Flickr first. The simplicity says it all, and with good cause, represents a break from what
you'll find to be my usual pattern of moderation.
Never forget that when we ("we" in the general sense) gather as Jews, the world will see our people through our actions, so let us represent well. Pretend it's shabbos.
Normally, if somebody comes onto a group, and acts inappropriately and rudely toward a fellow member of the group, while I ask - as a favor - that the unjustly afflicted member write to me and leave the problem for me to deal with, I don't insist on it. Here, I must insist on it, not out of some desire to import a categorical imperative to turn the other cheek into Judaism, but for the same reason that this would be expected of you on Friday Night. Because it disturbs the peace. There are as many shuls called Beth Shalom in the world as there are for a reason, and we don't let ourselves forget that reason. That which would raise our voices to a shout and bring our blood to a boil is forgotten, truly forgotten on an emotional level, seeming more a cause for amusement than anger. We do not feel violated or diminished by what some, not understanding, might consider our loss of freedom, sacrificed on the altar of custom they would say, but feel a rightness in this. One might ask oneself why.
I won't begin to try to fully explain Shabbos in this brief passage, but a simple part of the explanation would be found in the change of expectations. Why, when somebody screams, does one feel the need to scream back? Because it is expected of one. One is expected to act hostily in response to hostility, and will be thought weak if one does not. But take away that unreasonable expectation, wipe away the conditioning that leads one to yield to it, by putting oneself into a truly civilized environment, and one sees that nobody has been dishonored by the actions of the one behaving foolishly than he who, at the moment, plays the fool. What I would ask of you, then, is to do as you would do on the Sabbath, and give those around you a little credit, at least until they thoroughly squander it. No, this is not really Shabbos. If it was, you'd be somewhere else as you read this. But the same principle applies, on this religious group that dabbles in the secular in a way that never leaves religion far behind.
Besides which, the moderator will always return, even if he's been away for a while, and even if he does have a disturbing habit of referring to himself in the third person, he also has a habit of sending enablers packing. You might be on your own on the street, but you'll never really be on your own on this group. I wouldn't dare let you be. G-d's watching, and He wouldn't be amused, under the circumstances. How does one cheapen the respect given to the Law, and all that has grown up around it, without insulting the author of that body of Law? Let's continue on to the group on DeviantArt or DeviantArt, whichever you prefer. Because of an ill-advised corporate redesign, I may no longer give you a link to the former companion group on Flickr.
New York Central is the perhaps less than humble sounding name I gave to the site of which this page is a part. It's really a very small and very new place, so don't expect too much. The name just popped into my head, and I went with it, because it had a nice sound to it. The only thing I expect this site to become the center of, is a small collection of pages that I will do about present day life in New York. Eventually.
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Thursday, October 21, 2010
Bedrest and Breech
13 comments:
- An Ivory Beauty said...
I'm sorry he is breech. But I agree with you doing what's best for your baby is what's best, and we don't always like it.
Just try to rest, we will all be here when your ready to craft again!
- October 21, 2010 at 12:36 PM
- Biz said...
Sending prayers your way!
- October 21, 2010 at 12:39 PM
- Sonia said...
i FEEL the same. Hobbies make me sane. Good luck with Baby Charlie.
- October 21, 2010 at 1:01 PM
- The Oxford Family said...
Sorry you are on bedrest AND facing a possible C :( You can always crochet or knit on the couch :)
- October 21, 2010 at 1:56 PM
- Mom in High Heels said...
Oh, noes! I was on bed rest with Indy quite some time and it was soooo awful. I just wanted to get up and move around. I'll be sending you good thoughts.
- October 21, 2010 at 2:02 PM
- Mel said...
I hope you have a beautiful delivery, no matter which way Charlie decides to make his entrance.
Both of my kids were breech (frank) and I was fortunate enough to have had a natural birth with both.
Rest up and enjoy it while you can.
- October 21, 2010 at 3:08 PM
- Kel said...
I'm so sorry you are having to deal with this. I was on bedrest for 20 weeks with my second and I know it is not the most exciting thing. Sending prayers your way for a safe and easy delivery.
- October 21, 2010 at 3:23 PM
- Nana's Fun Stuff said...
I'm sorry that you have to be on bed rest but you are right, you do what is best for Charlie :) My last daughter was breech and she turned the night before delivery which surprised me as she was 10 lbs. 5 oz at birth and I didn't feel a thing.
I hear ya about crafting keeping you sane. We've all had times where we couldn't do it but like all of my blogland friends say, take care of yourself and it will be there waiting for you :)
- October 21, 2010 at 8:58 PM
- Green Eyed Girl Crafts said...
Rest is best... and soon you will have that sweet baby in your arms and able to get back to crafting. My son had the same problems... I used to tease that be took my breath away before he was even born... because I couldn't breathe... lol... he loved my ribs too! You and your family are in my prayers and I'm looking forward to you new posts!
- October 21, 2010 at 10:28 PM
- michelle@somedaycrafts said...
SOrry to hear this! i HOPE THe rest of the pregnancy and birth get better. AND that you can return to sharing your creativity soon.
- October 26, 2010 at 7:02 AM
- Shannon said...
Hopefully your little man decides to turn for you! If you haven't already checked out this site, it gives helpful tips on how to get a baby to turn. www.spinningbabies.com
Also, when pg with my 3rd, I had a chiropractor do the Webster technique a few times & he turned by week 36. Good luck!
- November 1, 2010 at 7:59 PM
- Melanie said...
hi there, i just came across your site last week and just love it!
I featured some of my favorite things on my blog, all pics are linked back to your page ofcourse!
bless you!
- November 14, 2010 at 2:22 PM
- Debbi said...
Just read this post! So glad that Charlie was born safely, and I hope you recover quickly. My youngest was born breech (naturally, no meds--UGH!), and it was not easy. But it's so worth it in the end!! Your son is beautiful!
- November 20, 2010 at 12:43 PM


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Laos is one of the few countries in Southeast Asia that is still not so much invaded by tourists yet. However, it is just a question of time when the untouched nature, idyllic countryside and breathtaking views start to attract crowds of tourists. With our itinerary you'll be able to make the most of your two weeks in Laos and explore both the north and the south of the country.But first, we ask for a second of your time: click here and like our Facebook page! Thank you!
Tips for traveling in Laos
We are not going to tell you when to go. The best time to visit Laos is just anytime it suits you. Don't be afraid of the rainy season. It usually rains 1-2 hours per day which brings cool air and everything becomes incredibly green. We would like to offer you a few tips that might help you organize your two weeks in Laos.
1. Take into consideration that distances are not exactly short. Depending on which place you decide to visit the bus ride might take many hours, even one day.
2. If you decide to rent a motorbike, keep in mind that in some parts of Laos the roads might be challenging and even dangerous in the rainy season.
3. Laos is not cheap. The official reason is that everything gets imported as Laos doesn't produce anything. This may seem strange when you look at all that fertile land around you. Anyway, there are things that are really expensive, for example organized tours.
4. The visa can be easily obtained at the arrival. The price is 30-35 dollars depending on your country of origin. The price is usually lower for ex-socialist countries.
5. Laos was the most heavily bombed country during the Vietnam war. In some parts you'll still see the remains of bombshells or tanks. If you happen to be in a distant zone and come across something looking like that, be careful and don't touch anything.
6. In small villages people usually speak little or no English. When ordering something from the menu make sure you indicate the chosen meal with your finger. Locals are often not able to read Latin letters so maybe indicate the Lao version of the meal. Like this you'll make sure you get what you order.
A suggested itinerary for two weeks in Laos
Our first suggestion is not to rush and try to visit too many places. Otherwise your trip will change into packing and unpacking and sitting on uncomfortable buses. Our itinerary starts at the northern border with Thailand (coming from Chiang Rai) but you can adjust it to your needs.
Day 1 – Huay Xai
This is the very first village after the border and not a bad point for spending your first night in Laos. We stopped here for practical reasons. It was already after 2PM and the bus for our next destination was available only in the morning. However, you can enjoy a nice sunset over the Mekong river and have dinner in one of the many restaurants.
Day 2-3 – Luang Namtha
Next morning take a bus to the village in the north called Luang Namtha. This place will give you a nice teaser of what you can expect from Laos. Infinite rice paddies, rolling green hills and tiny villages with ethnic groups living in a traditional way will make you want to know more. There are a few agencies that offer homestays in one of the villages, trekking or kayaking.
We decided to rent a motorbike and explore the area on our own since the tours were pretty expensive. Whichever direction you choose, the ride will be scenic. We were impressed especially at the neverending sea of rice paddies. In the evening you can go to the night market. Since it is just a few kms from China you will find some weird stuff but also a whole chicken or duck for just 30,000 kip!
Day 3-4 – Nong Khiaw
There is a direct morning bus (or actually a minivan) from Luang Namtha to Nong Khiaw. We were lucky to be the only travelers that day so had the whole minivan to ourselves. The road is very curvy and if you suffer from road-sickness you better take a pill beforehand. It's not necessary to book tickets in advance, just show up one hour before the departure. A few kms before the arrival to Nong Khiaw impressive limestone hills appear and you will understand why you must not skip this place when two weeks in Laos.
The village is tiny but offers quite a number of activities. If you prefer organized tours you can do a one or two-day trekking with a homestay in one of the nearby villages with interesting ethnic groups. The river Ou that flows through the village is also great for kayaking. For those on a tight budget we recommend either hiking to the viewpoint to watch the sunset or the visit to the Patok cave. Bring a torch and see the place where the local people used to hide during the bomb raids.
Day 6-7-8 – Luang Prabang
We guarantee you will fall in love with this place full of nostalgic colonial architecture and laidback atmosphere. The town itself is not that big but you will not want to make just a stopover here. There are plenty of things to do and places to see so let's mention at least a few of them.
Take at least one day to see all the stunning houses, temples and monasteries in the town. There are two different rivers, which makes the place even more picturesque. You can jump on a boat and do the sunset tour on the river Mekong. There are also many things to do in the surroundings of Luang Prabang.
Apart from the usual trekking and trips to ethnic villages, the absolute must is the Kuang Si waterfall. The cheapest option is to rent a motorbike, so that you can decide how much time you're gonna hang around. Another option is a tuk-tuk ride but it's usually expensive and not the most comfortable solution. You can also ask at any local agency and join a minivan morning or afternoon tour. The negative thing is that you only get to spend two hours at the waterfall. Save around one hour for exploring all the waterfall levels and taking pictures and the rest to the swimming in the ice cold water. You can combine the trip to the waterfall with visiting of the Pak Ou cave.
Wondering where to stay?
Try the Belle Rive Boutique Hotel. We had a really great time at this beautiful place facing the Mekong river. Apart from elegant and spacious rooms the hotel offers professionally trained English speaking staff that is always very attentive to the guests' need. We had fresh croissants and fruit for breakfast and tasted a few meals from the menu. A sunset boat ride including a cold drink is included as well as bicycles that will easily take you around Luang Prabang. The Belle Rive Boutique Hotel will let you spend your days in style!
Wondering how to learn more about the Lao cuisine?
The best way to discover the secrets of a local cuisine is definitely by attending a cooking class. Tamarind is not only a restaurant, but also a highly demanded cooking school. You will prepare a few surprising and delicious meals that are typical for the Lao cuisine. The best thing is that you'll prepare the whole dinner by yourself under the supervision of a helpful teacher. You will use the traditional ways of cooking and only fresh fruit, vegetables and herbs.
Day 9-10 – Vang Vieng
Forget about what you read on the internet. Vang Vieng is no longer the backpackers' party place like it used to be. It doesn't matter what kind of traveler you are: You should not skip it during your two weeks in Laos. The list of the things to do in Vang Vieng is endless. If you're not on a tight budget, try kayaking, ziplining or renting a buggy.
For those who don't want to spend too much money on activities, you can rent a bike or a motorbike and head to one of the incredibly blue lagoons for a nice swim. The main one has also an impressive cave that is included in the entrance fee (prepare yourself for a short but tough hike). If you're a fan of hiking, there are a few viewpoints in the area, from where you will see the picturesque countryside surrounded by limestone hills.
Day 11-12 – Vientiane
The truth is that the capital city of Laos is far from being beautiful. There are not so many things to see and the prices are high. However, make sure you find time to visit the nearby Buddha park around 30kms from Vientiane. Bus 14 leaving every 20mins from the centre stops directly at the entrance. The place is filled with bizarre statues and you will need about one hour to check it properly.
Apart from the park there is the famous Patuxai Arc and a few interesting temples such as Sisaket. Our personal tip is also to try noodle soup at one of the few local restaurants.
Day 12-13 – 4000 islands
It is a long way from Vientiane to 4000 islands and you might want to think about a stopover. It might be either Savannaket or Takhek, which are not very interesting and don't offer much in terms of food and accommodation. However, if you have more time to spend and you're comfortable with riding a motorbike, try one of the loops. The quality of roads depends on weather but the views are rewarding.
Most buses to 4000 islands start from Pakse. 4000 is a big number but only three of them have accomodation options for tourists. The first one – Don Dhet – is great for those traveling on budget and with a little money you will have a river bungalow with the Mekong view. All the roads on the islands are dirt so the best way to move around is by bike. To cross the bridge and get to the second island – Don Khon – you'll have to pay a toll. Bicycle rides are pretty scenic and in the dry season you might find a few bathing spots. Anyway, 4000 islands are a perfect place to end your two weeks in Laos and relax.
Of course, there are more places worth visiting in Laos, but if you only have two weeks you simply cannot see them all. The country is big and moving around slow. See less and make sure you make the most of it.
Enjoy the photo gallery below!
Do you know any other places in Laos that everyone should see? Let us know in the comments!


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the philosophy and environment are very similar to what I would choose as the best approach to educating young (and older) people...
Curriculum in the Upper Elementary program is developed based upon the latest research on learning as well as Randolph School's progressive approach to education. The inquiry-based work and learning that children do is informed by teachers' knowledge about child development, and is also supported by research about effective learning environments. (Read more about characteristics of effective learning environments as described by the work of the National Research Council.) Our oldest children also benefit from working regularly with specialty teachers in Art, Music, Spanish and Fitness. for Children. Every aspect of their social-emotional, physical, intellectual, and artistic development is important here.
Children have an innate capacity for caring, kindness, and friendship. We expand and integrate this natural ability throughout our whole school. Respect and cooperation is integral to our social and emotional curriculum. By providing children the experience of a multi-age program, they are encouraged to develop independence and personal responsibility in a nurturing social and academic environment. Positive social and emotional roles are developed when older children develop leadership skills as they work with and help younger children. Individual differences are valued because children are given choices in activities. Competition is reduced while children work on many self-selected independent activities and progress at their own rate. The children grow socially with many opportunities to develop caring, close relationships with other children as well as their teachers.
Integrated Studies
At Randolph School, we help children become researchers who love asking questions, finding out new information and ideas, and sharing what they've learned. Our oldest children regularly experience the process of being a researcher - they engage in a cycle of research and inquiry repeatedly throughout the year. Our 9, 10 11-year-olds learn to think by asking questions and actively doing the work themselves throughout this inquiry/research process... What do we want to learn? Where/how do we find out what we want to know? What did we learn and how do we share our new understandings? What new questions do we have?
In the Upper Elementary years, children are able to make more complex connections as they think and learn in increasingly abstract ways. Learning by doing continues to be an integral part of this experience for our oldest students who get to construct their own meaning, understanding, and knowledge. Integrated Studies focus on a specific topic, theme, or essential question as the means by which we can connect our explorations in literature, social studies, science, writing, art, music, and even math. While the various integrated studies or curricular units are developed and guided by the teachers, they are also typically influenced by students' interests, questions, and needs. Each study often incorporates a related literature or author study and also a student-generated and student-written research report that is differentiated based on interest, age, and readiness. Creating an exhibition/museum gives children the opportunity to culminate and celebrate each study, as well as to assess what they've learned. The final study of the year is typically more open-ended and focused on independent research and work, and children share their learning by developing and teaching their own lessons to their classmates.
Some examples of past studies include:
While numeracy and mathematical thinking are sometimes incorporated into the Integrated Studies, math is also taught and learned in small groups each day. Using TERC's Investigations, a constructivist and research-based math curriculum, children learn to understand the meaning involved in solving problems as a precursor to following the steps of an algorithm. The emphasis is on developing number sense and an understanding of complex mathematical concepts, in addition to learning specific strategies or skills. In our math classes, the primary focus is on the comprehension and application in everyday life of the concepts and skills being taught. Students are guided through the mathematical process of understanding the problem, determining the best way to resolve it, applying their method of solution, and then assessing the result. Emphasis is placed on the multiplicity of approaches to mathematical problems which can be developed by students. Larger, real-world problems are also addressed as a whole class in the context of our Integrated Studies. For example, we might study the production of maple syrup by our sugar maple trees. Within this project, students ask questions, such as "does the size of the tree affect how much sap it produces?" and "What do we mean by the size of the tree?" (height, girth, diameter, crown spread?). In such a project, connections are made to the rest of the curriculum; in this case we might examine the different types of trees, learn about what makes sap flow, study the ways people in the past have used trees, or investigate the maple syrup industry in New York. Math classes are a blend of skills-based learning, skill reinforcment and real world application of mathematics.
Home School Partnership
As with every age group at Randolph School, the home-school partnership is so important for our oldest elementary children. Teachers and parents engage in ongoing dialogue throughout the year, including email "snapshots" written by teachers, conversations on the porch or on the phone, parent-teacher conferences in November and March, and mid-year and end-of-year narrative reports. Read more about why we write narrative reports as one way to assess and share what we know about each child.


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Ministers have lined up to condemn plans by the Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (Ipsa) to press ahead with an 11% increase in MPs' pay to £74,000.
Danny Alexander, the chief secretary to the Treasury, said the proposed increase was "utterly incomprehensible", while Philip Hammond, the defence secretary, said he would expect the cabinet to take a collective stand against the Ipsa ruling.
Ed Balls, the shadow chancellor, said he could not see himself telling Labour MPs to accept the money.
It emerged on Sunday that Ipsa will reject calls for restraint in its final plans to reform MPs' pay and pensions, to be published on Thursday. It will recommend they should be paid £74,000 a year after the general election – an 11% increase on the £66,396 a year they get now, or a 9% increase on what their pay would otherwise be in 2015-16 allowing for normal pay rises.
Ipsa proposed the increase in a consultation in June, when it also received near-universal condemnation from parliamentarians who argued that it was unacceptable to push through such a rise when many other workers in the public sector were seeing their pay frozen in real terms.
In June, Ipsa also proposed that the pay increase be matched by cuts to the value of MPs' pensions. According to one source familiar with the authority's thinking, these proposals have been hardened up since the summer, meaning that MPs' pensions will become even less generous.
As a result, Ipsa will be able to argue that its proposals would result in no net increase in the cost of MPs' pay and pensions. The June package would have increased their cost by a total of £500,000 a year.
Nevertheless, Alexander told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show that increasing MPs' salaries in line with what was being proposed was unacceptable.
"Most people will find it utterly incomprehensible that at a time of pay restraint for the public sector, at a time of further squeezes on government spending, that Ipsa should be recommending [this increase]," said Alexander, who declared that he would refuse to accept the money.
"I think it would be wholly inappropriate for MPs to get such a large pay rise at a time when every other public sector worker sees their pay rises capped at 1%."
Hammond told Radio 5 Live: "So long as I'm the defence secretary presiding over a situation where the troops that serve our country so brilliantly are facing a 1% pay rise, I won't be taking a pay increase." He said he expected all cabinet ministers to take the same approach.
"I suspect that the prime minister would want cabinet ministers to make a clear, collective statement about what they would do. I suspect there will be a strong mood in the cabinet that we all need to say the same thing."
Balls said he would expect Labour MPs to take the same approach. Ipsa had produced a report "entirely out of any context of the real world", he said.
"How could I possibly say to Labour MPs at this time, with the economy like this, with the economy under real pressure, there's a cost of living crisis, that they should take a pay rise?"
Ipsa was created after the MPs' expenses scandal because it was thought that it was best for MPs to lose the right to set the level of their own pay and expenses. MPs have no power to block the increase unless they pass legislation tearing up the whole Ipsa framework.
There would be nothing to stop MPs who receive the rise after 2015 handing it back to the Commons authorities, or donating it to charity, and it appears many MPs will go into the general election promising exactly that. Potentially this could also lead to calls for fresh legislation, making MPs' pay an election issue.
In June, all three main party leaders criticised the proposed increase. Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg said they personally would refuse to accept an increase, although David Cameron was more guarded.
Downing Street said on Sunday that the government believed the cost of politics should be going down.
"The government has submitted its views to Ipsa as part of the body's consultation on MPs' pay. It made it clear that, while Ipsa is an independent body set up by parliament, in future decisions on remuneration it expects Ipsa to take into account the government's wider approach to public service pay and pensions," a spokeswoman said. "We believe that the cost of politics should be going down, not up."
Several MPs used Twitter to say that they, like Alexander, would refuse to accept the proposed rise. They included Andy Burnham, the shadow health secretary, Steve Webb, the Lib Dem pensions minister, Labour MPs John Mann and John Woodcock and the Conservative Andrew Stephenson. In response to another Twitter user who asked his opinion on the proposals, Burnham wrote: "Wrong. Won't take it. Will destroy what's left of trust in MPs and politics."
But Sir Peter Bottomley, the Conservative MP, said his colleagues should accept Ipsa's ruling. "Each leader will say this is the wrong amount at the wrong time. The fact is, it was the leaders who set up the Ipsa system who are given the responsibility to set the level of pay and people can't interfere with it," he said.
"The only way MPs could overturn this is to defy their leaders and pass a law saying Ipsa is abolished or it will be ignored. That's impractical given the public interest in setting up Ipsa in the first place."
A source familiar with Ipsa's thinking said that if MPs were unhappy with the increase they only had themselves to blame. For years, when they were in charge of their own pay, they avoided large salary increases, as those were unpopular with the electorate, while allowing themselves to recoup the money they were losing through expenses that became ever more generous and hard to justify, the source said. "MPs, and governments, had decade after decade after decade to deal with this, and they never did. They made a mess of it," said the source. "History tells us that they would do it again if they had the chance."


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If you haven't know, Skynet Batu Caves, Sg Buloh, Kepong and Melawati has moved to the address below starting from 3rd May 2011.
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Here's everything you need to know to sound smart, cool, and tech-savvy when talking about the big Apple announcement earlier today:
First, the highlight of the day: The new iPod touch -- Apple's most popular iPod and the No. 1 portable game player -- is updated with FaceTime, Retina Display, the ability to record HD video, and Game Center. Essentially, this is great news for people who want the iPhone 4 -- without the phone.
Look how pretty and skinny it is:
Other points of interest: The new iPod Shuffle has buttons and comes in five colors.
The iOS 4.2 for the iPad, available in November, will bring everything that's on the iPhone iOS 4 to the iPad -- along with wireless printing and AirPlay streaming audio, video, and photos over WiFi. In other words, this upgrade might make the iPad an actual viable computer replacement for some people.
And, the new iPod Nano (below) is itty-bitty with 24-hour battery life and a touchscreen. Aw.
Finally, the new version of Apple TV is one-fourth the size of the previous version. It's a rental-based system -- eliminating the need for storage -- with new releases costing $4.99 and TV shows costing $0.99. It also includes Netflix and YouTube streaming along with iTunes music and photos from your computer, iPhone, and iPad. And the price? $99. That's $200 less than the old one.
Are you excited about Apple's new products?
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An annoying link building strategy used by black hat SEO's alike, but there are ways to combat it.
I use software from a website http://www.akismet.com for all my Word Press Blogs and I would say its reduced the spam I get by 95 percent and any that slips through it learns from its mistakes and I never have problems again.
Moving on..........
I do not care if people leave comments on this blog that are worth reading. Even if you leave them for a link back and thats your sole purpose I don't care, but COME ON .... Leave some worth while comments that people would get something from and get a little more creative than leaving the exact same comment on the same blog with an anchor text that is different.
For example - never spam blogs with comments like this:
" I really like your article and I am in the same industry to learn more click here" (and after the click here is an anchor text link - and each comment that is left is the EXACT SAME ONE) DON'T BE STUPID!!!! I will never approve a comment like this.
You have a better chance emailing me saying I want a link (which I don't do) so that should tell you something!! At least those links will be on a higher PR page rather then just a sub-comment on a non PR page... (See the difference??)
This is just a simple reminder to not try to build links by spamming blogs. Make sure and find blogs related to your industry that you like and agree with so you can start leaving comments that are worth reading. I have found that 100% of the comments I have left on blogs (and its been a lot) have been approved. You will have much better success getting links on blogs by following these rules I have laid out.
You will appreciate this post more when/if you ever get into blogging and have to fight off spammers.
Remember I love hearing all kind of comments from people. Even those who do not agree with me. I learn from everyone! I have never professed to know everything, but I just hate dealing with spammers....


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Nothing - it's free! but please register before your first run. Only ever register with parkrun once. Don't forget to bring a printed copy of your barcode (request a reminder). If you forget it, you won't get a time.
We all run for our own enjoyment. Please come along and join in whatever your pace!
It is entirely organised by volunteers - email firstname.lastname@example.com to help.
Every week we grab a post parkrun coffee at Uni-Q Coffee - please come and join us!
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Oi! Tudo bem?
Yes, yes, I'm on a vacation, and currently in Brazil! :) That is the extent of my Portuguese and also the reason why I haven't updated my blog for a while. I'm sorry!
As a proud (?) owner of grapies aka tiny boobs, my eyes tend to drift to every woman's chest all the time. Probably more than men! :P
One thing I noticed while in Brazil is that I hardly ever see small boobs. Most of the women actually have breasts...omg! So far, I've only noticed a couple of women with tiny grapies. Even then, they're not totally *flat*. The most important thing that I noticed probably, is that the breast size is somewhat proportionate to individual's body size, if that makes sense.
The following is some observations from a tourist's point of view, who eats out quite often and not much of home-cooked meals while staying in Brazil (so this may be biased).
Things I see frequently when I go out to eat:
-fried food
-some type of carbs (complex carbs)
-LOTS of sugar!!!
I feel like I haven't seen much of "blessed body" women as I have imagined I would. Maybe the workout regimen in Brazil isn't as popular or have yet to penetrate throughout the country as much as it has been around where I'm from. It could also be that it's even more difficult to stay fit while having nice, natural breasts with lots of above-mentioned foods being sold on the streets.
By the way, these are my observations around Sao Paulo, San Carlos, and Rio Preto areas, which may make this post totally irrelevant and/or completely wrong from other parts of Brazil.
In the end though, the conclusion I drew was...
You want boobs but flat abs? Then you need to work for them!
It was an interesting experience for me to realize that nothing great comes easily.