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James N. Bassil — Shareholder
Jim has been an important part of the executive placement industry in the Tampa Bay area since 1986. First, he served as Director of Recruiting for a Big 4 Public Accounting firm, and later he transitioned to a Tampa based national search organization. Through these opportunities, Jim has perfected his skills in the placement of top accounting and financial professionals. His numerous placements make him a unique center of influence among the area's financial community. In 1991, Jim began his own highly successful executive placement firm, working with the finest companies throughout Florida, and the Southeast. In 2001, he merged this practice to form Taylor White. Jim has been an Auditor with a Big 4 firm and an Internal Auditor with a Fortune 500 Company. He is a graduate of Florida State University in Tallahassee and is a former Florida CPA.
Anthony Linguanti, Jr. — Shareholder
Tony began his career in the executive placement industry in Tampa in 1990. While associated with an international recruiting firm specializing in the temporary and permanent placement of accounting and financial professionals, Tony was responsible for managing many important facets of this multi-billion dollar firm's operations. In addition to interfacing with the company's many high profile Florida clients, he also oversaw the successful implementation of several satellite offices throughout the growing Tampa Bay region. In 2000, Tony launched his own very successful executive placement firm in Sarasota. He later merged this organization to form Taylor White in 2001. Tony has been an Auditor in public accounting and a Controller for two top Tampa Bay companies. Tony is a graduate of Florida State University in Tallahassee, Florida.
Heather Ceresoli — Shareholder & COO
Heather started her career with Deloitte in their Tampa audit practice. During her 7 year tenure, her clients included both public and private companies, with expertise in a number of industry segments, including manufacturing, high technology, retail, restaurant, automotive, real estate and distribution. She then transitioned into financial management roles with $billion+ publicly traded companies. Her responsibilities encompassed commercial finance, financial systems innovation, process improvement and project management. She joined the permanent placement division of Taylor White in 2005, where she was able to apply her knowledge of the local marketplace to effectively build relationships and match the best candidates with the top companies. She transitioned in 2007 to a Division Director role for Taylor White & Taylor White Consulting, and moved into the Principal & Chief Operating Officer role in 2010. She is responsible for Permanent Placement, interim consulting support, contract recruiting, and Sarbanes-Oxley & Attestation services.
Heather earned a Masters degree in both Accounting and Management Information Systems from the University of South Florida, and is an actively licensed CPA in the State of Florida. She remains committed to the local community, with Board of Director level positions within Goodwill Industries Suncoast and Corbett Preparatory School. She is a graduate of Leadership Tampa, Class of 2007.
Tracy T. Tringali — Principal
Tracy has developed a top notch reputation in the Tampa Bay business community throughout her 25 years here. She is an Accounting graduate of the University of Illinois, and was a practicing CPA in both Illinois and Florida prior to her entry to the executive recruitment industry in 1989.
Tracy worked with a large Tampa-based national search firm before launching her own successful executive placement firm. She focused on accounting and finance permanent placement and interim consulting support, contract recruiting, and retained search in various disciplines, including human resources, marketing, and operations. She has been lauded for her quality career coaching, as well as professional resume writing services.
Tracy is a graduate of Tampa Connection, and has held numerous leadership positions with Plant High School PTSA, Coleman Middle School PTSA and Mabry Elementary PTA. Tracy loves people and music, and is a member of the auditioned Master Chorale of Tampa Bay, which performs with The Florida Orchestra.
Kim O'Brien — Senior Principal
Kim began her career as an Auditor and worked in public accounting for 8 years in local, regional and national firms. Her focus included both public and private companies, with industry expertise encompassing healthcare, manufacturing, agribusiness, telecommunications, retail, automotive, restaurant, and not-for-profit sectors. Kim transitioned out of public as an Audit Manager to accept the role of CFO for a large not-for-profit healthcare organization in East Tampa. During her three year tenure, she focused on developing strategic internal management reporting, implementing & updating financial policies and internal controls, implementing systems, and instituting a 401(k) plan. As a result of her efforts, she was recognized as 2008 CFO of the Year in the Not-for-Profit category by the Tampa Bay Business Journal. Joining Taylor White in 2008, her experience enables her to work within many industries, and match competent, experienced candidates suitable to her client's needs.
Kim received her Bachelor of Science Degree and fifth year requirements from the University of South Florida, and is a licensed CPA in the State of Florida. She is proud to be a lifetime member of the USF Alumni Association, as well as past Chair of the USF Accounting Circle Board and a member of the USF Lynn Pippenger's School of Accountancy Advisory Council. She also serves on the Board as Treasurer for Gracepoint Wellness, a not-for-profit. Kim is a graduate of Leadership Tampa, Class of 2007.
John Sarmanian — Senior Recruiting Manager
John began his career in Boston, MA with the audit and assurance practice of EY, where he focused primarily in the financial services industry. He worked on both public and private industry clients including the firm's largest Northeast Sub-area client, Liberty Mutual, a prestigious Office of the Chairman Account. Other clients John served were within the not-for-profit, hospital, manufacturing and pharmaceutical industries.
In addition to his public accounting experience, John has 8+ years of accounting and finance recruiting experience where he is dedicated to both permanent and consulting placements in the Tampa Bay market. John holds both his BS in Accounting and MBA from Salve Regina University in Newport, RI, is a 2014 graduate of Leadership Tampa Bay and a member of The University of Tampa's Board of Counselors.
Katie Halkett — Principal
Katie received her MBA and Bachelor of Science in Accounting from the University of Denver and joined PwC's assurance practice in Denver upon graduation. A Florida native, Katie moved back to the Tampa Bay area in 2008 and joined EY's Tampa office. Her client base while with the Big 4 firms encompassed public companies, private-equity backed entities, and privately-held companies, and spanned a variety of industries including manufacturing, retail, restaurant, and health care. After leaving public accounting, Katie transitioned into a corporate accounting role with a private-equity backed marketing services company in St. Petersburg.
Katie started with Taylor White in 2012 and leverages her prior experience to understand the specific needs and goals of both her clients and candidates. Katie focuses specifically on permanent placement and consulting services for the Tampa Bay region south of St. Petersburg, to encompass Sarasota, Bradenton, Venice, and the nearby areas. She is an actively licensed CPA in the State of Florida, and a graduate of the Leadership Tampa, Class of 2015.
Blair Greene — Senior Recruiting Manager
Blair graduated from Clemson University with a Bachelor's of Science degree in Accounting. She passed the CPA exam and began her career in audit with Deloitte, serving in both the Charlotte and Tampa offices. Her client mix included private, public, not-for-profit, and governmental clients, in an array of industries including manufacturing, insurance, media, recruiting, and other industries. Blair made the transition to private industry, with tenure including financial reporting & controls oversight within a mid-market insurance agency, as well as a traditional analyst position with a financial services company. She comes to Taylor White with valuable public and private accounting experience, but more importantly a passion for finding the perfect technical and cultural fit for both candidates and clients alike.
Kristina Marrero — Senior Recruiting Manager
Kristina holds her Bachelor's degree in Management and Organizational Leadership. She has experience working at a multinational payment transaction and point-of-sale company, as an Accounting Analyst for their North America division. She also has experience in project management and ERP system implementations. Kristina leads the recruiting efforts at AccountAbility Staffing, where she is able utilize her accounting background to identify quality candidates for our top clients in Tampa Bay. Kristina is a Tampa native and is an Alumni of St. Petersburg College.
Desire Nelson — Recruiting Manager
Desire earned dual Bachelor's degrees in both Accounting and Finance, completing her fifth year requirements, from Florida State University. She then spent almost 10 years in the profession, initially within public accounting, and later within industry, serving both publicly traded and privately held companies. Her exposure includes roles as an Auditor in public, an Internal Auditor with a Fortune 200 company, and in Corporate Accounting with a mid-market digital services company. Desire's client exposure encompassed a variety of industries, including manufacturing, retail, insurance, litigation, media, and other industries. Desire joined Taylor White in 2017, leveraging her knowledge and dedication to serve candidates and clients alike, both through permanent and consulting services.
Rachel Gaines — Recruiting Manager
Rachel graduated from the University of Southern Mississippi with a Bachelor's of Science degree in Accounting, and is a licensed CPA. She began her career in public accounting, both in Jackson, MS and Portland, Oregon, where she gained experience in audit and tax in a variety of industries, including real estate, financial institutions, hospitality, manufacturing, distribution, media, and employee benefit plans. She then made her transition to private industry, initially with a focus on financial analysis for a large, publicly traded freight and logistics company, and then later as a corporate accountant with a privately held veterinary service organization. Rachel comes to Taylor White with a passion for working with others, and a belief that, since much of our time is spent at the office, it is necessary to find the right fit and experience for both the client and candidate.
Sarah Phillips — Senior Recruiter, AccountAbility Staffing
Sarah graduated from Florida State University with her degree in Accounting and Marketing. She initially stepped into a role that utilized her Marketing background, and then transitioned into an internship in financial audit with a large, regional CPA firm, where she served clients in industries including distribution, professional services and insurance. She quickly learned that her true passion was helping others achieve success, and as such, Sarah joined our AccountAbility staffing team. In her position, she is able to leverage both her Marketing and Accounting background to help candidates in Tampa Bay find a job that aligns with their passion and experience.
Nicole MacRae — Senior Recruiter, AccountAbility Staffing
Nicole comes to AccountAbility with over twenty-years of professional experience in Accounting. She has worked with several private and non-profit companies, for diverse industries including real estate, professional sports, financial planning, manufacturing and retail. She brings the benefit of real world accounting experience to give her insight into matching the right candidate to the right position. While originally a New Orleans native, she has made the Tampa Bay area her home. She received her Bachelor's degree from the University of New Orleans.
Pierce Dean — Senior Recruiter, AccountAbility Staffing
Pierce Dean graduated from Saint Leo University with dual Bachelor of Arts degrees in Accounting and Economics, and later completed his Master's degree in Accounting. He spent time in industry, primarily in the nonprofit sector, with a focus on creation of weekly financial reports for executive management, and grant management & reporting. He was also instrumental in helping to implement a new ERP system, including creation of underlying processes and logs. Pierce has brought his passion for helping people to the team here at AccountAbility, and is motivated by guiding individuals down the path to successful careers.
Jamie started her professional career with a focus on all facets of transactional accounting, Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable, as well as exposure supporting an ERP system implementation. She has extensive experience in a diverse number of industries, and brings that hands-on knowledge, as well as a passion for working with people, to the AccountAbility team.
Sean graduated from Florida State University with his Bachelor's degree in Marketing. He joined the Taylor White team 2019, bringing with him a wealth of recruiting/sourcing industry experience, including hands-on expertise with Finance & Accounting talent. Sean's client exposure encompassed a variety of industries, including insurance, media, manufacturing, and more. In his position, he is able to leverage both his Marketing and Recruiting experience to help candidates make that right next step in their career.
Suanny Rodriguez — Corporate Controller
Suanny is a Certified Public Accountant (C.P.A.) in the State of Florida and holds a Master's Degree in Accounting and a Bachelor's degree in Accounting, International Business and Finance from The University of Tampa. She joined Taylor White as a Sourcing Manager in May 2012. Her contributions and exceptional performance helped create the best Accounting & Finance sourcing team in the Tampa Bay area. Upon graduation with her Bachelor's Degree, she was promoted to Sourcing Manager & Senior Accountant with increased accounting responsibilities. In May 2016, Suanny transitioned into a Corporate Controller role where she's leveraging her accounting and analytics skills, as well as her passion for financial analysis and metrics reporting. Suanny is bilingual in both English and Spanish, and resides in Tampa with her husband.
Jeni Donaldson — Operations Controller
Jeni holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Accounting from the University of South Florida. She is an actively licensed CPA in the State of Florida. She began her career with a large national search firm and joined Taylor White in 2005 as the Office Manager. She has gained valuable knowledge about the industry and accounting. Jeni was promoted to Corporate Controller in December 2012. In 2016 she transitioned to more of an operational accounting focus where she now supports both operations and accounting as an Operations Controller.
Jim Roberts — Director of Sarbanes-Oxley & Control Assurance Services
Jim has been a proven Taylor White Consultant for over eight years. His expertise is in the following disciplines: all facets of Accounting and Finance, Strategic Planning, SEC reporting and transactions, external Audit matters, Internal Controls, International Finance and Accounting, ERP Systems and Implementations, and Sarbanes-Oxley implementations, including evaluation of entity level controls. He is experienced in Director of Finance and CFO level roles in publicly traded organizations, and has diversified industry experience including biotechnology, manufacturing, software and telecommunications. Jim has performed Sarbanes-Oxley consulting work for a variety of organizations and has served as Project Manager for publicly traded services organizations. He was a former Big-4 Audit Manager, and is an actively licensed Florida CPA. Jim holds a Bachelors of Business Administration in Accounting from Florida State University and an MBA in Finance from Emory University.
Austin joined Taylor White in January 2016, after serving four years in the United States Air Force in multiple locations throughout the world. As a pivotal member of Taylor White's Sourcing Team, Austin was able to leverage his strong attention to detail, and his combination of educational & professional experiences to identify top tier Accounting and Finance candidates in the Tampa Bay market. In late 2016, he transitioned into a Recruiting Senior role, and currently supports candidate recruitment efforts for our client base in the Sarasota/Bradenton market. Austin is originally from upstate New York, and moved to the Tampa Bay area after finishing his enlistment in the armed forces. He holds his Bachelors degree in Finance from the University of Tampa.


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The course is 5000m (5K) long. The course is in Aireville Park, Skipton. The course is run entirely on tarmac paths. Some sections of the course may accumulate mud, leaves and puddles after rain. Dependent on availability, marshals will be at key sections of the course, or signs will be in place.
Please remember that the parkrun uses shared paths. For the continued success of the event, please give way to other park users. This won't hurt your time, it won't stop you from getting a PB and it will make sure everyone continues to enjoy the event.
Please, wherever possible walk, jog, cycle or use public transport when attending the event. If you do have to drive, please consider car-sharing to reduce our impact on both the environment and other park users. Please also watch out for other park users when arriving and leaving. Parking may be limited so try to arrive early.
The Skipton parkrun is a fun, free event organised by volunteers for the benefit of everyone. We wish to make the run as safe as possible, so runners, spectators and helpers are asked to take care about the following:
We hope these tips help to ensure that Skipton parkrun is fun and safe for everyone.
All parkrun events use Age Grading to help athletes compare results.
Age Grading takes your time and uses the world record time for your sex and age group to produce a score (a percentage). This score allows you to compare your personal performance against other people's performances even though they might be a different age and a different sex to you - the higher the score the better the performance. The scores can also be compared across different race distances - to allow you to, for example, compare a 5km time against a marathon.For more information, please see our Support page.
Train: The Railway Station is directly opposite the main Park entrance via Gawflat Swing Bridge that goes over the Leeds Liverpool Canal. From the Railway Station, just walk around the station car park, cross Broughton Road (set of traffic lights on your right hand side in front of Herriots). Follow the road up to the Canal/Park.
Bus: There is a regular bus service going down Broughton Road with an east bound bus stop opposite the Fire Station (next to the Railway station) and a west bound bus stop by the Railway Station at the traffic lights. Skipton Bus Station is a half mile walk from the Park. From the Bus Station take the bridge over the Leeds Liverpool Canal, at the bottom of the bridge steps turn immediately left to the Canal towpath and turn left along the path (back under the bridge you just walked over) and follow the path to the Park. Gawflat Swing Bridge is the second swing bridge you come to.

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The 184-room Radisson on Flagstaff Gardens Hotel is located in Melbourne Central Business District. One of the finest Melbourne accommodation providers, this 4.5-star-rated property is located opposite the lovely Flagstaff Gardens and offers easy access to public transportation, including the Flagstaff train station and the City Circle Tram. Few hotels in Melbourne feature a rooftop Fitness Centre with stunning city views, a Business Centre, spa and 24-hour concierge like the Radisson does.
The Radisson on Flagstaff Gardens boasts some of the best guest rooms and suites in the Melbourne CBD. The Melbourne hotel features 24 hour reception, concierge and room service. Our Melbourne business accommodation includes Premium Garden View Rooms and Business Class Rooms (together with Business Class Spa Suites and their own lounge area), all available on the top floors.
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Oh high mountains and sunny skies,
Where the eagles fly upon clear, blue lakes.
All around pure wilderness and green hills,
And flowers are beautiful
As in the first days of the world.
Clear water flows in there giving life to everyone
Who is able to see the wonder of God's creation,
To feel the wind of freedom and to touch the bark of the trees,
Living here for centuries.
Natural harmony is everything you see:
In the stones and rocks,
That lead the water falling down,
Refreshing air, that you and I breath,
In the morning,
When the clouds touch the earth,
I can feel his loving touch,
In the sun, breaking through,
that warm it all up
to create a wonderful sunny day,
in the stream and springs,
that are lovely singing to praise the Lord,
in the squirrels, that laugh,
and swing in the air,
and the horses follow the path to Spruce lake.
Steep paths to breathtaking views,
And the horse takes me higher every mile.
I'll never forget the beauty of Chilcotin Mountains.
Peace in my heart, as I reach the lake,
There is an eagle watching me,
Keeping the wisdom of life,
While I am rowing.
The sound of the wolf reminds me,
That there is a night, too.
My dream became reality
I lost my heart on Spruce Lake,
And please God, I'll return and stay home forever, one day.
Million thanks to all at Chilcotin Holidays Guest Ranch I enjoyed my holidays and will always remember.
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As is usually the case, what is bad news for Hollywood is almost always good news for America and Americans. Hollywood enjoyed a record box office year in 2015, but the hows and whys of this are mostly bad news for a leftwing industry that wants to get filthy rich while pushing a political agenda. The formula for box office success in 2015 flies directly in the face of that sinister goal.
By the end of this year, the North American 2015 box office is expected to cash in with a record $11.1 billion. This bests the previous high, 2013's $10.9 billion, but still doesn't make up for 2014's disastrous $10.4 billion We won't know the actual attendance numbers until later in the year. According to the Hollywood Reporter, though, this year's record has more to do with an increase in ticket prices than an increase in the number of butts plopped into seats.
Also a mixed blessing is the fact that just a handful of films are responsible for the banner year. In 2014, the top-ten grossers represented 24% of the overall annual take. That figure jumped to a whopping 34% in 2015. Moreover, 40% of the pie was gorged on by just two studios: Walt Disney ("Star Wars: The Force Awakens," "Avengers: Age of Ultron," "Inside Out," "Cinderella," "Ant-Man") and Universal ("Furious 7," "Minions," "Fifty Shades of Grey," "Jurassic World"). Everyone else was left reeling.
The year was also saved by just three films that over-performed: "The Force Awakens," "Furious 7," and "Jurassic World" — three franchises, the youngest of which ("Furious 7") is 15 years old.
As usual, children's movies did well. "Inside Out" ($356 million), "Minions" ($336 million), "Cinderella" ($201 million), "Home" ($177 million), "Hotel Transylvania 2" ($168 million), "Spongebob 2" ($162 million), and "Peanuts ($127 million), were all bright spots. In the most reliable genre there is, the only real dud was "The Good Dinosaur."
In the bad news department…
A number of franchises underperformed. "Spectre" is a full $100 million behind "Skyfall." "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2," is $40 million behind its predecessor and more than $100 million behind the first chapter. "Terminator: Genisys" ($89 million), "Fantastic Four" ($56 million), and "Magic Mike XXL" ($66 million) all hit a wall, as did "Mad Max: Fury Road," ($156 million), despite the critical love.
Another big 2015 story is the crashing failure of Oscar Bait. Despite some big stars and Big Political Issues, and critical acclaim (or a mix of all three), Bradley Cooper's "Burnt" and "Aloha," Sandra Bullock's "Our Brand is Crisis," Robert Redford's "Truth," Seth Rogen's "Steve Jobs," "Meryl Streep's "Suffragette," Bryan Cranston's "Trumbo," Will Smith's "Concussion," "The Danish Girl," "Spotlight," "Chi-Raq," and "Pawn Sacrifice," all disappeared without a trace.
The only trace left by George Clooney's big-budget Global Warming propaganda tale, "Tomorrowland," was the sound of the crashing, followed by the sound of the burning.
For the second year in a row, the raunchy R-rated comedy genre took a bath. Only "Trainwreck" and "Spy" crossed $100 million (and just barely with $110 million), while "Ted 2," "Get Hard," "Vacation," "Hot Pursuit," "Entourage," and "The Night Before" disappointed.
Basically, what you have here is a movie environment rapidly moving towards theme park rides. Ticket buyers are not interested in Hollywood's stupid little social dramas, raunchy comedies or mid-level dramas; they are certainly not interested in movie stars or the unfamiliar. If you think about it, they are not even interested in movies anymore.
What the people want is to escape for two hours on an extended rollercoaster ride, and if the ride is thrilling enough, they will take it again and again and again. "Spectre" wasn't all that thrilling, nor was "Mockingjay – Part 2" or "Terminator: Genisys."
Basically, the movie business is dead.
The only real money is in these theme park rides, and if you do them right, the money is astronomical.
And the only way to do them right is to focus on escapism and entertainment and universal themes (which are almost always conservative), as opposed to preaching and propaganda.
As a lifetime movie lover, I don't consider this to be the perfect situation, but when I want "my kind" of movies, that's why God invented home video.
The sad truth is that other than these theme park rides, Hollywood is incapable of making my kind of movie — or anyone else's.
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CYPRESS, Calif. – (July 2, 2015) – Christie® 1DLP® projectors recently played a strategic role at Sensorium, the stand designed by SIA Interactive for Argentina's Ministry of Tourism at Tecnópolis in Buenos Aires, Latin America's biggest exhibition of science, technology, industry and art.
The star attraction at Sensorium was a state-of-the-art 4D projection dome measuring nine meters across and equipped with six Christie 1DLP DHD800 projectors. A 10-minute film with images of different tourist destinations and World Heritage Sites located in Argentina was screened inside the dome in 360-degrees, making it the first projection of its kind in the country and completely engrossing visitors in a unique experience.
"Because Tecnópolis is open to the public, day in day out, for four months a year, we needed 100 percent reliable equipment that would operate smoothly and require minimum maintenance," said Adrian Simonovich, CEO of SIA Interactive. "That is why we opted for Christie. It is a world leading brand, and we wanted the best available on the market. And once the projectors were up and running, we knew we had made the right choice."
The movie inside the dome was filmed with a Point Grey Ladybug® camera before going through a complex postproduction process that took over six months to adapt it to the specifications of a 360-degree dome.
Different sensors, animations and effects including wind, rain, aromas and snow were added to the film to ensure a true 4D experience that would convey to audiences a truthful impression of snow falling over Patagonia, wind blowing on the Argentine Sea, spray from the Iguazu Falls, or the smells of the countryside.
The film was reproduced using a Delta Media Server from 7th Sense, coupled with Digi-Park software developed by SIA Interactive and conceived especially for digital amusement parks.
"The truth is that audiences were completely wowed by the overall quality of the dome," explained Adrian Simonovich. "The image of the projectors was crystal clear. The end result was a happy public with over 240,000 satisfied viewers."
Oscar Gabriel Suárez, Director of Argentina's National Tourism Agency, added: "Our country's Ministry of Tourism invited the public to discover the many impressive landscapes which have been declared World Heritage Sites by UNESCO. The 4D tour gave visitors a chance to see and feel for themselves first-hand the experience of the spray from the Iguazu Falls, the mighty roar of the Perito Moreno glacier, or the majesty of the Southern Right Whale and the sea fauna of the Valdes Peninsula just some of our country's many natural wonders.
The cutting-edge technology of Christie projectors and the use they were put to by SIA Interactive produced excellent results at Tecnópolis, Argentina's foremost showcase for science and technology."
Jorge García, Christie Sales Director for Latin America, said: "we are delighted with the imaginative use that SIA Interactive made of our projectors in Sensorium. SIA Interactive has an outstanding technical and creative team and it is one of the first companies that come to mind when organizing projects of this scale in the region."
Sensorium also included other experiences developed by SIA Interactive including interactive tables with games, virtual reality stations, projected hemispheres that detect movement, holograms and digital fingerprint readers.
Tecnópolis covered 50 hectares with 4.7 million people registering. It included an aquarium, a sea museum and an energy museum, a theme park, a dinosaur area, an area for educational videogames, a section for agriculture and an area for mathematical games.
About Christie
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As the finite resource of fossil fuel which includes coal and oil becomes limited in satisfying the present energy demand, alternative energy sources are now sprouting promising new technologies that can reduce our dependency on fossil fuels. One of this so called alternative energy sources is green energy.
Also called renewable energy, green energy can be harvested out from sunlight, wind and water. This means that we don't need to prospect new sites as the sources of green energy can be found everywhere and is considered to be of an infinite source as they are naturally replenished. In effect, green energy can be used in remote areas where electricity is limited or not yet available. Compared to traditional energy sources, what is good with green energy is it creates little pollution and has very little impact in our environment.
There are several types of green energy being used nowadays. The most common type is solar power which captures sunlight turning it into electricity using photovoltaic cells embedded in solar panels. The most common usage of solar energy is used to power small hand held gadgets like mobile phones, tablets and flashlight to powering up basic household appliances. Big companies are now investing to energize small rural centers, communities and neighborhoods using solar energy by installing fields of gigantic solar panels.
Some places on earth experiences stronger winds where wind energy can be harvested by turning turbines as a result of strong wind. The principle behind this renewable energy source is the stronger the wind, the more turbines turn thereby creating more energy. Wind turbines are usually installed in locations where you can capture the strongest wind like in high altitude places and areas near the beach.
About seventy five percent of the earth's surface is covered by water and as these bodies of water constantly moves, energy can be harvested and produced. Hydroelectric power is generated using electric turbine being propelled as the water moves. A good example of hydroelectric power is the generation of energy from the force of water moving through a dam.
Aside from the water's major occupancy on the earth's surface, beneath its surface lie massive amounts of thermal energy created from the heating of the earth's crust and mantle. Excess thermal energy is being emitted out of the earth's surface where this can be harvested and turned into geothermal energy. Usually, the precursor of geothermal power is the presence of hot springs as it indicates hot thermal spews. The energy from the earth's subterrain can produce limitless amounts of energy compared to the combined energy of all coal power plants in the world keeping aside the fact that they are protested in some countries because of their non eco-friendly characteristics.
In the field of agriculture, its waste is now being converted to produce energy. Biomass energy can now be produced by the burning of wood waste, agricultural throw-aways and other materials that are combustible. On the other hand, instead of burning biomass to produce energy, these materials are being processed to produce biofuel. Famous processed biofuels are ethanol and biodiesel that is projected to carry out 25% of the worlds demand for fuel by 2050.
The future of green energy is bright as it has the potential to replace fossil fuel, if not, supplement it. Modern research promises new technologies that can lower the cost of green energy production while placing the ability to produce energy in our hands and not from utility companies that uses fossil fuel.


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Simple java program to reverse the digits in a number. Logic for reversing the number, sum of digits and armstrong number are similar, even in c sharp, php, c++, c. To reverse, digits are manipulated from last position. Solution and explanation, for the program is below.
class RevNumber { public static void main(String args[]) { int s=0,x,n=425; while(n > 0) { x=n%10; s=s*10+x; n=n/10; } System.out.println(" The Reversed number is :"+ s); } }
Result displayed by the above program:
The Reversed number is : 524
Solution with Explanation for the code:
1 st iteration
line 8: x=5
line 9: s=0*10+5 =5
line 10: n=42
2 nd iteration, now n=42
line 8: x=2
line 9: s=5*10+2 =52
line 10: n=4
3 rd iteration, now n=4
line 8: x=4
line 9: s=52*10+4=524
line 10: n=0


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Come join us in some of the most picturesque and beautiful places in the state of West Virginia! The workshops are available to anyone who would like to learn more about landscape photography. All skill levels are welcome, from beginner to professional. These workshops are limited in attendance to accommodate more one-on-one instruction. Various topics are covered such as, exposure, filters and lenses, ISO, compositions, post-processing, etc.
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This workshop, co-led by landscape photographer Randall Sanger, will cover digital photography techniques while capturing images in spectacular locations in the Potomac Highlands region of West Virginia. We'll work on subjects such as long exposure, creative composition, filter use, panoramas and more. This workshop will include sunrise/sunset and waterfall photography. Typically, the autumn colors are at peak, or very close to peak during this time period. Primary locations may include Dolly Sods Wilderness, Blackwater Falls State Park, Canaan Valley National Wildlife Refuge and the Monongahela National Forest. Workshop tuition is $450. You are responsible for lodging, meals and transportation. To reserve your spot in this workshop, email me at firstname.lastname@example.com and additional information will be provided. Group size: 10 participants.
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"Just completed my second workshop led by acclaimed photographer, Randall Sanger. This workshop, which was in Autumn, was located in one of the most beautiful places found anywhere, the New River Gorge of West Virginia. So much photography was crammed into nearly four days. Randall will lead you to extreme vistas for opportunities to capture sunrise and sunsets, high above the floor of the Canyon. Waterfalls are so numerous in this area with a wide variety of sizes and water flow. You most certainly will get your thirst for photographing them quenched! The awesome ruggedness and beauty of the places that Randy will place you in front of are enough to make this workshop top notch in itself, but throw in Randy's style of teaching coupled with his willingness to share the knowledge acquired from decades photographing scenic landscapes and waterfalls, raises the bar to the highest level! Randy will teach you not only how to get the best compositions of a scene but also how to set your camera's manual functions to bring out various aspects that you may not even notice! Post processing is also covered for making your images the best they can be once you begin editing. This workshop was so much FUN! No other way to describe the experience. Participant size is kept small so each person receives the optimum personal attention. Small group size also allows for faster travel between destinations resulting in more photo's taken. Talented photographer, Todd Williams assisted Randall in helping folks and drive our group to different area's. Todd also has a wealth of information he shared with us. Overall, this workshop was just like my first with Randall in the Potomac Highlands in the Spring. Crammed full of gorgeous locales that are unmatched and photography insight on shooting them from a man now known to me as a good friend! Priceless!!"
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"I had such an amazing experience this weekend. I had no idea what to expect when I signed up for your workshop. I was hoping to gain a better understanding of both my camera and landscape photography. I had no idea I would learn as much as I did or receive the amount of support and encouragement that you, Martin and Todd provided. I am excited to continue to use my camera and learn. I am most excited that you all provided a strong foundation during this workshop. I feel like I am now able to seek the information and ask the questions needed to take my pictures to the next level, and then the next and so on. As if that wasn't enough, I had a blast getting to know everyone. The laughs were endless and I just had the best time! I certainly hope to come to another workshop in the future, maybe next fall in Canaan."
"I have been wanting to explore the New River Gorge region for a few years now and for my first trip to the area, I decided to join Randall Sanger's Spring Photography Workshop. Randy has years of experience photographing the NRG and it was a great way for me to get introduced to all the wonders of the NRG. Randy was ably assisted by Todd Williams during the workshop. During the workshop, the focus was on creating images. We spent 12-14 hours in the field everyday photographing. Both Randy and Todd were very gracious with their time and attentiveness. They drove all the workshop participants to amazing locations for four days and made sure we were at the right place and right time. I'm sure they spent hundreds of dollars just on gas. Also, Randy and Todd are really accomplished photographers. However, they barely shot themselves during the workshop and were always there on hand for guidance and feedback. Overall, this workshop has been very productive for me and a great experience overall. Thanks to Randy and Todd, I created many good images and can't wait to go back to the NRG."
"A big thanks to Randy for a fabulous four-day photo workshop of the waterfalls and vistas surrounding the New River Gorge in beautiful West Virginia. Randy and his friend Todd toured five of us photographers to over 10 different waterfalls and to multiple overlooks of New River Gorge and New River Gorge Bridge. Randy and Todd know their waterfalls! They gave great tips on composition, ideas for foreground subjects, and pointed out key vantage points for best shots. They also helped with photography basics of ISO, shutter speed, aperture, depth of field and use of polarizing and neutral density filters. Randy is a well-known and published photographer in West Virginia with a number of awards for his book on West Virginia waterfalls."
"I have been to three of Randall Sanger's workshops. So far none of them has been a disappointment. I am a novice and not really familiar with many of my camera's functions. It was my goal to become more serious about my photography and learn how to get into the manual settings. Bingo! Randy was a great help. Randall's workshop will expose you to sensational waterfalls and mountain vistas that no other state can rival. If you didn't have a camera in your hand you would have a thrilling time just enjoying your surroundings. West Virginia really is America's best kept secret! I am native to this state yet his expert knowledge took me to places I never knew existed before! Some of what Randall covers is composition, diverse ideas for subjects and tips on the best angles, and how to adjust your camera to adapt to different lighting requirements. Randall talks about the aperture, ISO, and other camera functions. Not only was I shown the best West Virginia has to offer but I was escorted around to every location enjoying great conversation. I am confident that anyone (novice, intermediate, or professional) involved with photography would enjoy and benefit from Randall's workshop. He is a great photographer and a great guy. I plan to attend more of Randy's workshops to improve my skills and soak up some awesome company. Randy, I want to thank you and your assistant, Todd Williams Photography, for a wonderful time giving you 5 stars!! I will be back. P.s. What about a tour out west?"
"I was extremely excited to attend a Randall Sanger Photography Workshop in the New River Gorge region of West Virginia. My schedule and responsibilities at home permit very little time away therefore I choose my excursions very carefully. The workshop did not disappoint! The instruction was excellent and the locations were many and beautiful. It is amazing what can be just around the next curve. Randall's knowledge of the weather conditions and lighting made getting "the shot" a virtual certainty. Todd Williams co-led the workshop adding his expertise. The small size of the class allowed extra instruction time. I would highly recommend this workshop to anyone who enjoys landscape photography. Living in West Virginia I frequent this area a few times a month with my job but rarely have time to explore. The beauty of the mountains is ever changing and often breathtaking. The workshop is a perfect experience to expand ones knowledge of landscape photography and capture a collection of beautiful photos. Thanks to Randall, Todd and the workshop I have photos that I have difficulty believing they are mine. Best of all it's time well spent when you meet new friends. Looking forward to another awesome Randall Sanger Workshop in the near future!"


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Is someone cutting onions over here? Eric Fallgren, who managed our Holland Road location, gets choked up while sharing his recent experience with the Wrights, longtime customers of Davis Car Care and the last ones to have service performed at Holland Road before we closed that shop to prepare for our expansion. We're not crying, you're crying!
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Betty Sands: The Spirit Behind Pamlico Rose Institute
By Robert Greene Sands, Pamlico Rose Institute
At age 85, Betty was contemplating her upcoming volunteer work for Hillary Clinton's forgone run at President for a second time, when she entered the hospital with an infection. In living 85 years, Betty disregarded all kinds of boundaries, and even while they threatened to pigeon hole her, she sought to make the extraordinary associated with women of her age crossing boundaries, ordinary.
And that is how her children saw her, especially during her later years, not as a pioneer but as something more important, as their model for living a full, meaningful life. Betty slipped into a coma just a couple of days after being admitted, but as Betty lay with a machine pumping oxygen into her to keep her alive, she gave her children one more lesson in what it means to be human.
Betty was a seeker, even though at times, she had to push through obstacles of life and responsibility that littered her road to discovery. Just a couple of years after soloing, as close to 50 mother of six, Betty received her Masters of Art in mass communications. After raising a family, Betty rekindled her desire to learn and make a difference in the world, and in the process, once again showed her children that they can, as she could. Betty started a new
For three days, as Betty lay still in a Des Moines hospital bed, her children, now past the age she was when she reached for the heavens and internally reached for a better and fulfilling life, relived her accomplishments and retraced once again her journey that motivated them to succeed. As it became clear Betty was not going to wake, she once again led by example, reaching out to them through her final wishes.
Daily the children continued the vigil around her bedside as nurses and doctors began to prepare them for the unavoidable of her not regaining consciousness. Singular or in pairs or more, they stroked her arms and face, kissed her cheeks and talked to her, when they weren't talking to each other about memories or just the casual conversation of their own lives, of children, of nieces and nephews, and of work. They desperately wanted to believe on some level she knew they were there and could feel their presence and love. Betty wrote a living will and outlined to her heirs the steps she wanted them to consider if her life was to hang in the balance as her life did then. This was Betty's last gift to them. In the finals days of her life, to think like her and consider her wishes and not let the bias or the selfishness of not wanting to let he go color the decisions they now had to make for her. The infection had turned cannibalistic and started affecting her organs. Even if she woke up, her body would be worse for the wear even more so then what had been because of her growing palsy, initial stages of dementia and the daily inflammation and chronic pain that limited her quality of life. In that living will, Betty asked her children to think like and for her as she lay in that bed not being able to think for herself.
The three days Betty was kept alive by the assistance of machines and medication, the children found themselves quietly engaged in fundamental issues of the meaning of life that so often take on the petty nuances of politics, faith and competing belief systems. There in that hospital room with Betty hooked up to feet of tubes and the quiet pinging of machines to monitor her precarious connection with the living, the children came face to face with the mortality of life, Betty's and their own. The doctors would come in every morning and at change of shift to update the children. As Betty made no move to wake up and join her family, they would offer a different path of treatment. But those treatments did not come from an infinite pool of options. At each option, the children had to consider what it might mean for a possible recovery and what kind of life Betty would have if the treatment worked.
In 1974, 45-year old Betty cross- country soloed on her way to getting her private pilot license. Remember, no borders. Her six kids, grasped with varying levels of understanding, as did her husband, that she was not the most natural pilot in training and experienced doubt to her ability. On that flight, Betty got lost on her way from Springfield, Il to Olney, IL, two hours away. She ended up buzzing small town water towers to figure out where she was and finally, a passing airliner located her and put her in radio contact with Kansas City air traffic control who then directed her to Olney's airport. Betty called Bob, her husband, when she landed and calmed his anxiety her tardy arrival.
After a few minutes of checking weather and her flight path back, Betty climbed back into the cockpit of the tiny Cessna 150, started the prop, taxied to the end of the small municipal runway and gunned the engine to take off and fly home. She fought her feelings of fear and uncertainty as the plane darted down the runway and lifted off. The last place she wanted to be was in that plane, behind the wheel and set to climb to 3000 feet. But the last thing Betty wanted to do was not finish her solo flight. There were other ways home, but Betty chose the one way back that forced her to confront her self-doubt, and yes, fear – she didn't want to sell herself short. In the end, she did get her pilot license, logging almost double the hours needed. The Olney flight was an indication, as were her many hours of dual and solo flying before she graduated, that even though her wings were better tethered to the ground, she indeed could fly. Bob, and one of her daughters followed her and also got their pilot license, showcasing another facet of her life. Betty led by example and pushed the envelope so her children could soar through life without fear.
Faith played a personal but important part in Betty's life.
Betty gardened as her parents gardened, the cycle of planting, harvesting and replanting invigorated her Midwestern sense of the natural order and the importance of sustaining the resources that gave us life. Her children followed her hoe and gardened knowing as she did, that things only grew when the soil was rich and fertile. Betty became a master gardener and volunteered at the local botanical center caring for new seedlings as they took root. She continued her vegetable and flower gardens overcoming her arthritis that made planting and weeding agonizing, leaving her chair bound the next day.
Betty gardened as her parents gardened, the cycle of planting, harvesting and replanting invigorated her Midwestern sense of the natural order and the importance of sustaining the resources that gave us life. Her children followed her hoe and gardened knowing as she did, that things only grew when the soil was rich and fertile. Betty became a master gardener and volunteered at the local botanical center caring for new seedlings as they took root. She continued her vegetable and flower gardens overcoming her arthritis that made planting and weeding agonizing, leaving her chair bound the next day.
Betty had to continue that cycle of life even as she neared the end of hers. First to bloom, first to bear fruit, first eaten, were topics of conversations on the weekly phone calls or the summer visits she had with the most die-hard gardening children every spring and summer and naturally, the last eaten. Her connection to the earth was home in the DNA she passed to her children. Betty took her gardening skills to help beautify the local neighborhood association's boulevards and green spaces, helping create a sense of community identity and pride and became active volunteer. Soon after, she was elected President of the association and served for a year continuing her work to sustain and even grow the sense of community.
Finally, there were no more options, and no more steps to consider. All of medicine and its technology could not bring Betty back to a life that she would want for herself. The children gathered that fourth morning and agreed that treatment was for the living, not for Betty. They asked the doctors to stop the oxygen and anti- biotics and any other assisted treatment. They wanted Betty to be moved to hospice for her final hours or even a day or two. Betty was disconnected from oxygen, kept on pain medication, and traveled across town in an ambulance to a hospice center. That center was like a small community that Betty was a part of before entering the last chapter of her life. Around Betty the nurses, her children, and those like them that waited for the end to come to the loved ones provided solace and strength. Even in her last two days and night, as her body shut down, the life of a community supporting each other swirled about her.
Faith played a personal but important part in Betty's life. The church was her other community and the mission of the church and the good that it did was really Betty's faith. Betty donated to environmental causes, such as the Wildlife Fund and Doctors without Borders for what each did to maintain that cycle of life, making sure there is a rebirth, even if there is death. Betty's children in their professions of teachers, doctors, nurses and non-profits carried Betty's charge. Betty was leaving a world where she had worked subtly to make sure her children carried that same flame of life. Not a surprise, but she was leaving a world where her children's children had also received the baton of her philosophy. Betty had done her job well. Through her life, Betty stood up for causes to better the relationship humans had with nature and each other. But just as important, to always better herself, which was a lesson her children all chose to heed and follow her example.
She started entering her work in the State Fair photograph competition and would get at least honorable mention. They were good and many of them ended on her walls and those of her children, and certainly not out of any obligation. Betty was capturing her belief of the worth of life, and beauty, in those images, as she worked in Betty-sized chunks to strengthen the tie between the environment and human sustainability. Each image channeled Betty, and all were testament to her soul. One image, a tight exposure of a rose against a dark background, revealed the exquisite strength and frailty of the petals etched in their natural fabric. In all of its quiet beauty, and the knowledge of how that rose came to be, and how it lives, dies and is reborn, that rose was Betty and Betty was that rose.
Betty left behind an inheritance of action and funds to her children. Part of her inheritance is captured in the direction, goals and passion of PRI. That legacy can be seen in its work as an institute, its projects, and its learning programs. Betty is seen in PRI's overall intent to make sure the important cycle of life continues through revitalizing community through historical resources that can live again, while sustaining the strength of the community. Betty is PRI's rich and fertile soil of social and environmental conscience.
The morning after she was moved to hospice, Betty, my mother, quietly slipped away in the mid-morning. It was the first day of Spring.


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10 stories of people having supernatural experiences after dying and then coming back to life.
Hodgson, Richard
(1855-1905). Lawyer and psychic researcher. He was born in Melbourne, Australia, and received his first education at public schools there, afterwards graduating from Melbourne University with degrees of M.A. and LL.D. Shortly after his graduation he entered Cambridge University in England from which he graduated in what was then quaintly termed "mental and moral sciences."
Hodgson originally intended to devote himself to the practice of law, but during his period at Cambridge he came into contact with Professor Henry Sidgwick who was then President of the Society for Psychic Research (SPR) in England and he developed an interest in psychic research which was to continue until his early death.
Hodgson had considerable contribution to psychic research during the late nineteenth century and, more particularly, due to his severely critical report on Helena P. BLAVATSKY's ability to produce psychic phenomena, a report that was the cause of very widespread controversy.
The critical nature of this Report, which incidentally never had the status of an official document of the SPR, was partly due to the fact that Hodgson was an arch skeptic of mediums and their purported phenomena. In fact he, along with Frank Podmore, had exposed a number of mediums as frauds. It should be noted, however, that when Hodgson was sent to America in 1888 by the SPR (at the invitation of the American Society for the Psychical Research) to investigate — and in his view to "expose" — the medium Leonora Piper, his attitude underwent a complete reversal, since he could find no indication whatever that Piper's phenomena were fraudulently produced. In fact, he subsequently altered his life to accord with Spiritualist teachings. He died suddenly in 1905 of a heart attack while playing handball.
In April 1986, Dr. Vernon Harrison, a longtime member of the SPR (and not a member of the Theosophical Society) published in the Journal of the Society for Psychical Research (vol. 53, number 803) a critique of the Hodgson Report in which he concluded that Hodgson's investigation ignored evidence in favor of Blavatsky and therefore Hodgson was to be "found wanting" as an investigator, adding that the SPR owed an apology to HPB, even if "it has taken us one hundred years to demonstrate" she was not a fraud.
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Mandira, Bipasha, Sonakshi, Abhishek take the Ice Bucket Challenge
The worldwide web's current viral favourite, the Ice Bucket Challenge has raised over $23 million and is going from strength to strength. Catch up with the Indian celebrities who have taken the challenge.
After the Ice Bucket Challenge went viral in the US, with celebrity names like Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, Oprah Winfrey, Tom Hiddleston, Britney Spears, and many, many others joining in, the challenge has finally arrived in India.
Aimed at raising awareness and money for ALS (Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) research, a neuro-degenerative disorder also known as the Lou Gerig's disease, the person challenged is supposed to dump a bucket filled with water and ice cubes on their heads and film it.
They also need to respond within 24 hours of being tagged, and have to donate an amount (of their liking) towards ALS research.
Seen here is Ragini MMS 2 actress Sunny Leone, who took the challenge and tagged rapper Yo Yo Honey Singh.
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Image: Sunny Leone
Mandira, Bipasha, Sonakshi, Abhishek take the Ice Bucket Challenge
Seen in this video, is Mandira Bedi, who lost one of her family members to ALS.
Image: Mandira Bedi
Video: Mandira Bedi/Twitter
Bipasha Basu
Bipasha Basu, one of the earliest Indian celebs to carry out the challenge.
Image: Bipasha Basu
Video: Bipasha Basu/Twitter
Sonakshi Sinha
Sonakshi Sinha chose an interesting way to carry out the challenge, and offered her own social message at the end of it.
Image: Sonakshi Sinha
Riteish Deshmukh
Riteish Deshmukh, who is currently shooting for his new film, Bangistan in Poland, was challenged by tennis star Sania Mirza.
He duly obliged, with a little help from his director Karan Anshuman and Director of Photography Szymon Lenkowski on the sets.
He further tagged Akshay Kumar, Abhishek Bachchan, Pulkit Samrat, Siddharth Malhotra and Aashish Choudhary.
While Akshay graciously accepted (on Twitter), Abhishek took it up almost immediately (click on the next slide to find out how it went!).
Image: Riteish Deshmukh
Video: Riteish Deshmukh/ Facebook
Abhishek Bachchan
Abhishek Bachchan chose his own bathroom (presumably), and a kiddie bucket to carry out the challenge.
Before he rushed out of the bathtub, screaming, and asked the person who was shooting it to 'cut it', he tagged his father Amitabh Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan and the entire team of his new film Happy New Year.
Image: Abhishek Bachchan
Video: Abhishek Bachchan/ Twitter
Akshay Kumar
Akshay Kumar took a break from the shooting of his new show Dare To Dance in Cape Town, South Africa, and took up the challenge after he was nominated by Riteish Deshmukh.
He got all the contestants of the show to help him carry it out. Later, he nominated his wife Twinkle Khanna, Salman Khan, Johnny Lever and producer Ashiwni Yardi.
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Patterson Hall Renovation
Eastern Washington University
Cheney, Washington
In the heart of Eastern Washington University's campus located on EWU's central gathering lawn is NAC Architecture's renovated
Patterson Hall
, the university's largest general classroom building. The original 105,000 square-foot, 3-story building constructed in the early 1960s has been renovated and wrapped with a 30,000 square-foot, 2-story addition. The renovated building provides renewed, inviting, comfortable general instruction space with state-of-the-art teaching technology in a multitude of classroom sizes and configurations. It also incorporates much needed study spaces designed for individual and collaborative study. The study spaces and their locations promote student-faculty interaction.
Introducing daylight into the formerly dark, bulky building mass was a priority of EWU. Student lounges, study spaces and stairs were relocated to the corners of the building and have access to generous daylight and views. An internal, day lit, 3-story atrium was introduced into one of the main circulation corridors. Patterson Hall, which is expecting LEED Gold certification, contains 48 academic instructional spaces, a forensics lab and 200 work spaces for faculty and staff including 140 private offices that all have exterior windows.
Wrap Existing Building
Campus Connections
New entries are placed at the corners of the building, changing the building circulation patterns to better connect to the main directions of campus circulation. Open corners serve as major sources of light and conveyors of a new indoor/outdoor relationship.
Campus Identity
As such a prominent building with respect to program and location, Patterson is a defining element of the campus identity. The new design had to be cognizant of the building's exterior presence as well as of the impact of its interior character on the campus as a whole. The spatial sense needed a true rejuvenation, and the new Patterson Hall had to reengage the campus in a lasting and meaningful manner.
Collaboration Space
The new design takes advantage of a former challenge with the site conditions. The previously existing floors were half a floor down from the campus. The new corners bring the entrances to the campus level, resulting in several transitional platforms with informal collaboration spaces. The new spaces have vertical separations while being visually connected at the same time.
Unique features
Lighting as an architectural element
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Improving process performance. Accelerating business innovation.
In a digital business environment, if you're moving slowly while the world moves fast, you're in trouble. Customers get impatient. Associates get restless. Executives raise the bar. Competitors step up their game. The organization needs a faster, more focused, strategic approach to managing change.
Practitioners of Lean, Six Sigma and Project Management are engaged in problem-solving. But they miss the big picture, the need for innovation and agility, the root causes of organizational inertia: Superficial buy-in. Widespread complacency. Conflicting priorities. Mistrust across organizational boundaries. That's where the new agenda comes in.
Individuals who complete this course will receive a Certificate of Advanced Process Knowledge.
Location: Regus, 245 First Street, Cambridge MA
Date: September 9 - 11, 2019
Schedule: Beginning 1:00 pm Day One, and ending 4:00 pm Day Three
Individual: $3200 per person
Team of 2: $2900 per person
Government: 10% discount
We offer a customized version of this training for onsite groups. Call us at 617.245.0265 or email firstname.lastname@example.com to discuss specifics.
What it is … Why it's needed … Bridging the digital divide … Where agile matters … Thinking outside-in … How to scan, target, and act … Designing for iteration
Why now … Choosing your future, crafting your story … Relevance, meaning, call to action … Ever-present context of cause, effect, nudges … Deciding what to ask for ... knowing how to get it
Finding a customer in the next cubicle ... Putting the paying customer first … Learning what customers need … Creating a Minimal Viable Service … Running business experiments ... Measuring like you mean it
The innovation imperative … Forming a coalition … Innovation strategy, program, portfolio … Setting direction, top-down … Building momentum, bottom-up … Engaging the ecosystem
Designing buy-in as a process … Moving from purpose to insight, investment, experimentation and adoption … Managing differences, making tough choices ... Buy-in as a give-and-take proposition
Structure and rationale for review … Process inputs, flow, outputs … Participants, rules of engagement … How to stop action, learn from failure, redirect … Celebrating success


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You may have heard about Venetica before. We've spoke about it a bit in the past. It's a German RPG initially announced for PC and Xbox 360 in 2008. It eventually released on the two platforms in late 2009 in Germany, with a PlayStation 3 release following on December 10, 2010 in the UK. Today, a North American release date has finally been announced, with publisher Atari at its back.
Venetica will launch for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC in North America on January 11, 2011. It follows the story of a girl named Scarlett, the daughter of Death, in 16th century Venice as she tries to save the world from a powerful necromancer.
The game didn't do so amongst reviewers during its initial release (Metacritic), but it's story is apparently very good. We'll see how it does come January.
Atari bringing action RPG Venetica to North America in January [JoyStiq]


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Baileys Rocks, in the Dergholm State Park, are a natural formation of ancient giant green granite boulders 38 km south of town on the road to Dergholm.
First surveyed and set aside as a reserve in 1875, they are named after John Bailey who established a 1200-acre sheep property on a hill above the rocks in 1888. Families enjoyed picnics here and danced at the Bailey home. A mining company began quarrying the granite from the site in 1970 but a local campaign ended the destruction, though not before some damage had been done.
Camp, have a picnic or take the short, 330 metre loop walking track to view and explore the large 500 million year old granite rocks. You can also take a walk along the Rocky Creek walking track that is five kilometres return.
Toilets, water, fire pits and picnic tables are provided. Dogs are permitted on a lead at Baileys Rocks picnic area but not any other part of the park.
Turn onto Baileys Rocks Road from Casterton - Naracoorte Road.Note: boil the tank water before drinking.
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A concerned parent recently emailed KaBOOM! to express her utter shock upon discovering that her son's new school has no recess. And sadly, it's not the only one. Parents across the country are learning that their children's recess periods have either been drastically scaled back or slashed altogether.
While some administrators seem to think that it's acceptable to deprive students of the only time they have during the school day to engage in unstructured free play, parents are up in arms. They intuitively sense of the importance of giving their kids a break and are stunned that school officials seem to lack such common sense.
In his recent Huffington Post piece, Don't Let Recess Die! Six Ways to Save Recess at Your Child's School, our CEO Darell Hammond asserts:
Increased emphasis on high-stakes testing is often to blame, despite overwhelming evidence that more physical activity actually increases focus inside the classroom and can lead to higher test scores. The fact is, a school day with no play isn't going to make your child smarter, and not only that, it's dangerous to your child's health.
He provides tools and resources that concerned parents can use to lengthen or reinstate their child's recess period. If you are one of these parents, don't just wring your hands. It's time to take action!
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The business domain is a complex and interconnected community of ideas and individuals constantly interacting and being exposed to one another. As such, laws and regulations need to be in place to govern businesses and their intellectual assets.
These laws fall under the collective category of Intellectual Property Laws and can be categorized into 4 main types: Patents, Trademarks, Copyrights and Contracts (e.g., confidentiality and non-use agreements)
with third parties (e.g., contractors). Intellectual Property covers everything ranging from the name of a business to its web domain (yes you read correctly- just because you paid for the website does not mean it legally belongs to you).
JiNan Glasgow, US Patent and Copyright lawyer and CEO of Neopatents, highlighted this and many other issues, during a talk cosponsored by Google Ghana on Intellectual Property and Patent Free Zones. She described Ghana as an "idea rich" environment with much room for the development of Intellectual Property. The talk had a strong focus on patents, their significance and their value. Patents typically last for a period of 20 years independent of the life of the business or the creator as they can always be resold. Patents share the dual role of helping business protect their creations while at the same time serving as a roadblock to businesses who don't file. The significance of patents largely lies in their value as "business assets". This assigns rights to companies and encourages innovation. In this sense, patents hold the potential to play a pivotal role in promoting commerce and development. Currently in Ghana there are fewer than 5,000 copyrights filed per year, whereas in the US and China the figures stand at 500,000 and 300,000 per year respectively. Though individual country rules on patents may differ (and this may have an impact on the number filed) there are a number of international agreements such as AREEPO and The Madrid Protocol which cover the application of Intellectual Property across countries. In choosing whether or not to file patents
within a country or across borders companies often need to make considerations beyond revenue markets to include sourcing and outsourcing markets and in extreme cases the country of their production manager.
Intellectual Property is not without its controversies and one of the most common areas in which it comes into question is with the issue of first to use vs. first to file. The former is normally associated with the originator of the idea/product who may be making use of it, but has not yet filed a patent. First to file refers to a situation in which an individual (who may or may not be the originator of the idea/product) files a patent and acquires the legal right to ownership. In the case where the one to file is not the one who created, is this an equitable system? In some countries, such as Ghana and France, this has led to the formation of moral and economic rights with respect to intellectual property. Economic rights can readily be transferred through sale, which is not the case for moral rights.
Intellectual Property is a largely under explored area in Ghana, which has the potential to serve as a significant contributor to business growth and development. Businesses would do well to critically examine their activities to protect their assets and fully benefit from their further development and use.
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Trust is like getting water in the Sahara desert, its hard to get. Many people feel that in order to gain trust it takes a series of time. I, unlike other people think that you should give them the benefit of the doubt and trust. I think this because no one has done anything not to deserve your trust so why not give it to them? When I first moved to this school I gave these two girls my trust to be a friend to me. They soon started to turn on me and deserted my trust. This was a situation where you need to learn on your own if a person is able to be trusted or not. Now in this case they shouldn't be trusted but you have to find these things out first.
Even though I feel you should give the benefit of the doubt, you should still be skeptical about things. There are benefits and downsides of trusting as well. One thing that would be a benefit is that you could make people feel welcome. A downside is that you could get hurt or get taken advantage of. Everyone loves to be taken advantage of and hurt! But in all seriousness I feel like people should give others a chance to be trusted. People are not as mad when their trust is broken.
Some people think that Janie was stupid for trusting a man who was a player, but it turned out he was the best thing she had ever had in her life. I guess the meaning of this is that don't be the snobby person with their head held high and give people chances. You're not naive if you constantly trust people; you…


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Nov 28, 2014 – Kano Central Mosque Attack: 4 Boko Haram Gunmen Stoned To Death, Others Escaped
Out of the 15 gunmen who attacked Kano Central mosque today, 4 died while others who sustained serious injuries fled from the scene.
According to Police investigations, 2 suspected Boko Haram suicide bombers blew themselves up inside the mosque today while 15 gunmen opened fire on those trying to escape the attack inside the Grand Mosque, attached to Sanusi's palace.
The coordinated attack that lasted for over 30 minutes with no police intervention killed 92 worshipers with 126 others injured.
Police confirmed this afternoon that 4 of the 15 gunmen were stoned to death by a mob while they were trying to escape.
The attack happened around 2 pm on Friday.
May the souls of the victims rest in peace.


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Ink Out Loud: A dog's life
On a rainy Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, we bid farewell to Duke, our 17-year-old chocolate lab. The whole neighborhood cried. He was a sweet and stubborn old man who looked as though he should have a harmonica in his tattered paw while he sat on the front porch singing the blues. That was about 11 years ago. The neighbors still reminisce about the retired hunting dog who visited their homes and pets whenever he felt like it.
My daughter Nicole and I got him from the dog pound when he was 6 or 7 years old. We thought we could spend a couple of quality years with him. I think he was so grateful that he hung around much longer than expected. We knew his history. He belonged to a guy down the road who spent thousands of dollars on training for that bird-hunting dog. Duke was great at it in his prime. But the guy started working a couple hours away in the Bay Area and came home weekends to feed the dog he named after John Wayne. We kept his name.
When we put Duke down, we thought we might never get another dog. It was tough to let him go, but devastating to see him struggle to walk and even breathe.
Not long after, Nicole said, "Mama, this house just isn't a home without a dog."
We went to the animal shelter. It was packed with pitiful looking pooches. They all needed homes. We didn't see one that we felt would fit our home.
Otis ran the animal shelter and we knew him pretty well. "I'll watch for some new arrivals that might be good matches for you guys," he said. With our chins on our chests, we sulked outside dogless.
That's when we saw Buck with his tail between his legs. The man walking the German Shepherd/lab/rott mix had tears streaming down his cheeks.
I found this guy in my yard about six months ago, Larry explained. He named the emaciated dog Buckaroo. But Larry and his wife had two 10-year-old labs that didn't appreciate the newcomer. Buck was getting beat up.
Nicole got down on one knee, in the mud, and looked Buck in the eyes. "Do you want to come home with us?" He put his nose to her face.
Otis suggested we cut out the middle-man and see if he was meant to be our family member.
We never took him back to the shelter. We hardly took him anywhere. He loved the house and the yard. He hated to leave, even to go to a dog park. It took nearly a year before he didn't stand with his tail between his legs. He did like walking to the park with us. It was close to home. He didn't fetch or keep away strangers like Duke had. He did love to snuggle, sleep and eat. Nicole took him to the vet when he stopped eating. The cause appeared to be an inoperable mass. It was time to say goodbye to our sweet Buckaroo.
I asked Nicole if she was ready. "He had a rough start in life; I don't want him to have a rough ending, too," she said.
Last weekend we took Buck to the drive-through window of a fast food restaurant and bought him burgers and dessert. He looked like he was smiling as he wolfed them down. The same two people who gave Buck a life worth living also saw him off.
As my friend Kathia wrote: "He might be only part of your life, for him, you are his everything, the only person in his whole life."


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Archive | June, 2012
What is this shape called and why do graphic designers love it so much?
Squashed balloon? Squircle? Poop? Corner-circle? We really don't know but it's been everywhere for many years, within logos and graphics of all sorts. It's pretty…but all too often used without much thought behind it or research to see if it has been used before. In fact it's kickstarted a new project we will be [...]
We didn't go to Cannes Creativity Festival this year but if we had this might have happened. Did you go, what happened to you?


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A Doll's House
Why does Mrs. Linde agree to marry Krogstad?
A Dolls House Act III
A Dolls House Act III
Mrs. Linde and Krogstad were once in love. Mrs. Linde had a sick mother and small brothers to care for so she needed a man with financial stability. This broke Krogstad's heart. Now a widow, the two meet again and reconcile their past. Their relationship is based on respect, as opposed to Nora and Torvald's relationship, so they decide to get married.