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Aftermath of World War II Yalta and Potsdam Conferences
Prior to Yalta Atlantic Conference-1941 British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and U.S. President Roosevelt meet from August 9-12, 1941 on a warship off the coast of Newfoundland which resulted in the Atlantic Charter-1941 -foundation for the United Nations -renunciation of aggression -right to self-government -access to raw materials -freedom from want and fear -freedom of the seas -disarmament of aggressor nations
Atlantic Conference
Prior to Yalta Casablanca—Feb. 12, 1943 "Great and decisive action against the Japanese will be taken to drive the invader from the soil of China. Important actions will be taken in the skies over China-and Japan." "Unconditional Surrender" Moscow—October 1943 "Establishing at the earliest possible date a general international organization.…for the maintenance of international peace and security." "Fascism…shall be completely destroyed" "Austria…shall be liberated from German domination….annexation….null and void." Cairo—November 1943 "The Three Great Allies…resolve to bring unrelenting pressure against their brutal enemies by land, sea, and air." " The three Great Allies have no thought of territorial expansion." "Japan shall be stripped of all the islands in the Pacific which she has seized since the beginning of the first World War." "The three great powers….are determined that in due course Korea shall be free and independent." Tehran—November 28—December 1, 1943 "the war has caused economic difficulty for Iran, and they will continue to make available to the government of Iran such economic assistance as may be possible…" "Turkey should come into the war on the side of the Allies before the end of the year." "Took note that Operation OVERLORD would be launched during May 1944, in conjunction with an operation in southern France."
Conference at Yalta Aside--Crimean Peninsula, what other important events took place in 1347 and 1856?
Yalta Conference February 4-11, 1945 Churchill + Roosevelt + Stalin = The Big Three Britain U. S. U.S.S.R. Anti-Communist Communist
Yalta Conference In the long term, How would their political beliefs surface after World War II? Answer: the Cold War
Yalta Conference U.S. and Great Britain wanted ________________ to prevail in Eastern Europe. The U.S.S.R. suppressed non-communist political parties and prevented free _______________ in Poland Czechoslovakia Hungary Romania and Bulgaria
Yalta Conference
In the short term, there were three goals: 1) Churchill + Roosevelt Stalin needed to gain Stalin's trust to enter the war against Japan. Why was this so critical?
Yalta Conference Close to 1 million U.S. and British troops would be lost trying to invade Japan. However, the Manhattan Project was underway. So, what was the Manhattan Project?
Manhattan Project Started in 1939 it had the objective of creating the first atomic bomb. The first atomic bomb test was achieved on July 16, 1945 at the Trinity, New Mexico site.
Manhattan Project Testing the Atomic Bomb http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jS4muIxF kw&NR=1&feature=fvwp
Yalta Conference So, back to the two other important points of the Yalta Conference. 2) Decide the fate of Poland. Why was this so important?
Yalta Conference Finally, 3) To establish a United Nations
Yalta Conference Considering the Soviet Union was being asked by the United Kingdom and United States to help in the possible invasion of Japan, make a prediction about the relationship between Britain, U.S. and the Soviet Union.
Yalta Conference So, therefore what did the soviet union want? 1) Control over Manchuria in northeast China and Mongolia. 2) A soviet zone of occupation in Korea 3) Veto power in the United Nations
Potsdam Conference The last wartime conference of the Allies. It was held in the suburb of Potsdam outside of the city of Berlin. It started on July 16, 1945 and ended on August 2, 1945. Who is missing from this photo? Churchill Stalin
Potsdam Conference
Results of Potsdam Immediate Allied control of Germany Demarcation of the boundaries of Poland Dismantling of Germany's military German reparations Prosecution of war criminals AND Truman's Decision
Potsdam Conference Hiroshima Bombing Decision http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIOqL86jfg 4&NR=1&feature=fvwp
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John Hickenlooper campaigners trying not to gloat as Republicans implode
Remember John Hickenlooper? He's running for governor -- but you'd hardly know it given how much attention has been paid to his opponents: alleged plagiarist Scott McInnis, accused lousy businessman Dan Maes, and party-busting Tom Tancredo.
Not that he or his spokespeople are complaining.
About the only negative press Hickenlooper has earned of late came in today's Denver Post, which tried to inflate a minor comment he made at a B-cycle event -- "How do we wean ourselves off automobiles?" -- into a feud with the Colorado Automobile Dealers Association, which is staging a fundraiser on his behalf today.
An inquiry on this subject is among a quartet of queries Hickenlooper spokesman George Merritt responded to via e-mail. In each reply, he tries to remain above the highly entertaining fray. Here's the exchange:
Westword: Is the ongoing chaos in the Republican Party good for Mayor Hickenlooper's campaign? Or does the situation make it more difficult for him to get attention for talking about the actual issues that are important to him?
George Merritt: John has the credibility and the experience to fix the state's economic challenges. We're going to keep traveling the state talking to people and businesses about our jobs plan, and the chaos has really demonstrated that there is only one candidate in this race focused on real issues.
WW: With even Colorado Republican Party boss Dick Wadhams implying that Tom Tancredo's entry into the race will guarantee Mayor Hickenlooper's election, is there a danger of complacency? How do you guard against that?
GM: That's all politics. People have serious concerns about jobs, education, water -- the list goes on. It's going to take a lot of work to bring people together and solve these issues, and John is working non-stop to develop solutions that will move Colorado forward.
WW: In this morning's Denver Post, an article attempted to equate alleged frustration by auto dealers over a comment Mayor Hickenlooper made at a B-cycle event with Tancredo's entry into the race and the well-documented problems of Scott McInnis and Dan Maes. Did that seem out of proportion -- an attempt to seem evenhanded by inflating the importance of Hickenlooper's comment?
GM: Ha. Mike, I'll leave the media criticism to you, but we're looking forward to our event with the auto dealers tonight.
WW: Given the current optimism about Mayor Hickenlooper's chances, have you seen a flood of new donations? If so, how much has come in over the past week or so? And do you owe the Republicans a thank you for it?
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William Dick, South Range Dentist
On the occasion of South Range's centennial celebration, it is appropriate to give recognition to persons having important roles in the early history of the community. Dr. William Dick was one of those individuals. A graduate of the University of Michigan Dental School in 1902, he established a dental practice in South Range immediately following his graduation, and continued as a dentist there until just before his death in 1944 in Lansing, MI following an operation. There are many former patients who still remember climbing the creaky stairs to his office on the second floor above Rimpela's Clothing store and being warmly greeted by their friendly dentist.
Not much is known of Will's life and schooling in Canada. His older brothers, Alex on the left and Neil in the center of the above picture, both came to the Calumet area in 1888 to seek a better life. Alex was a miner, and Neil became the manager of the third floor of the Tamarack Store. Alex married in 1901 in Calumet and returned to Ontario that same year to operate the family farm after his mother died. However, he came back to the Copper Country in late 1903 or early 1904, this time to the South Range area. The birth certificate for Alex's second child, born in October of 1904, gives their residence as "Baltic Mines." One can imagine that Dr. Dick influenced their return, and that he was a doting uncle. Alex and his family remained in the South Range area until 1909 when he became the recipient of a Canadian land grant in the western province of Alberta and became a successful farmer there. Will's other brother, Neil, married and had 6 children while living in Tamarack until his untimely death in 1917 due to complications from an elevator accident at the Tamarack Store. Will very likely also came to the Copper Country before entering dental school, as a 1901 University of Michigan record gives his home address as Calumet when he was a student. The two below pictures are of Will's 1902 graduation portrait, and an informal picture of him in his graduation cap and gown.
After graduation, Will initially lived in Trimountain, at least that was the home address he gave to the University of Michigan in 1903. He remained a bachelor throughout his life, taking walks for exercise every day and eating most of his meals at Heikkinen's Restaurant.
Will was always interested in his family and attempted to keep in touch. He also was an early owner of an automobile, which he used locally and for frequent trips to Ann Arbor. However, on one occasion he drove all the way to Alberta with his sister Mary to visit his then deceased brother Alex's family living there. The following is a picture of Will and Mary with Will's niece, Kate (center), the older of Alex's two daughters.
After his 1944 death in Lansing, Dr. Dick's body was returned to Canada for interment in the Dick family plot in Hillcrest Cemetary in Tara, Ontario where both of his parents and his two sisters are also buried.
Dr. William Dick was a quiet, intelligent individual, yet friendly to all with whom he came in contact. It is difficult to imagine setting up a dental practice in those early years in a new community without running water, electricity, or a sewer system. Yet Dr. Dick's dentistry was state-of-the-art for that time, and he maintained his proficiency by taking post-graduate courses at the University of Michigan, including one as late as June of 1937 at age 65. Over his many years in South Range he provided a needed service to literally thousands of people in an unassuming way, and the community was better for his having been a part of its early history.
--Contributed by Don Dick of Rochester, NY. William Dick was Don's great-uncle.
Don is writing a genealogical treatise on
the descendants of Thomas and Catherine Dick and would like to know more about
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Note Added: Don has recently learned from a former patient of Dr. Dick that his office can be seen in the Image Gallery picture, "South Range Main Street, 1940s." It is the second building on the left, the one with the large windows. He has also discovered that Dr. Dick never owned property. Rather, and unbelievably, he lived those many years in South Range (1902-1944) in a single room behind his 2nd floor dental office. It is also understood that, upon Dr. Dick's death, most of his estate was bequeathed to various churches in the South Range area, though this has not yet been confirmed.--Contributed by Don Dick of Rochester, NY
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If you have information, stories, or photos pertaining to the history of the village and surrounding area you would like to contribute, please email the webmaster or contact the Village of South Range. The village would like to thank all contributors to this site.


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Volume 40, Issue 8, pages 638–640, August 2013
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Puritan Worldview Bradstreet and Edwards
"If you please to plant yourself on the side of Fate, and say, Fate is all; then we say, a part of Fate is the freedom of man. Forever wells up the impulse of choosing and acting in the soul. Intellect annuls Fate." -- RALPH WALDO EMERSON, The Conduct of Life "And fate? No one alive has ever escaped it, neither brave man nor coward, I tell you-- it's born with us the day that we are born." --HOMER, The Iliad. Fate vs. free will is a common topic that has often been addressed in literary fiction and nonfiction. Have students read both quotes above and choose one of them to write a five-minute response/journal reflection on the significance of the quote on their life. Ask them: Do you believe man has free will or is his destiny preordained? Valuing morality probably keeps you from doing the wrong thing. (For example stealing or cheating) What are some other reasons that people choose to behave morally? (ex: fear, pride, vanity) What are some of the things that people value? (ex. money, family, religion) Fate vs. free will
Figurative language Literary_TermsTeaching1.ppt
Using the links above students will become familiar with the different literary terms, figurative language and emotional appeals often used by authors of literature and informational texts.
Figurative terms Groups
Students will be organized in four different groups of at least 5-6 students. The group will be given different figurative term and will be find the definitions of the figurative terms, will be given different examples of the figurative terms and will create a picture version using the figurative terms. Using a glossary of an English literature anthology or the Internet as a guide, the students from each group will try to find their corresponding match. allusion, assonance, atmosphere, contrast, end rhyme, figurative language, hyperbole, imagery, metaphor, mood, personification, rhetorical question, sensory imagery, sarcasm, simile, stanza, symbolism, theme, tone, voice.
Emotional appeals
Valuing morality probably keeps you from doing the wrong thing
Valuing morality probably keeps you from doing the wrong thing. (For example stealing or cheating) What are some other reasons that people choose to behave morally? (ex: fear, pride, vanity) What are some of the things that people value? (ex. money, family, religion)
Anne Bradstreet was the first published poet in America, which was an amazing accomplishment for her because in that time, it was considered improper for women to be accomplished writers. Bradstreet came to America with her husband and parents and settled in the Massachusetts Bay Colony where they joined the Puritan community. In the beginning she hated life there, but later she had a change of heart when she realized that this new way of life was what God had in store for her. Bradstreet wrote poetry while raising children and taking care of her home. She only wrote for herself and only shared her writings with family and friends; however her brother-in-law took some of her poems back to England without her knowledge and had them published. Her best poems explore her love for her husband, her sadness over the death of her parents and other family members, and her struggle to accept the losses she suffered as being God's will.
"Here Follow Some Verses from Upon The Burning Of Our House"
Literary Elements Theme Metaphor Extended Metaphor An extended metaphor is when an author uses a metaphor, a comparison between two unlike subjects, throughout a long passage or even an entire poem. An author would use extended metaphor to create a more clear comparison between the two items. It also allows the audience to visualize an idea more clearly, and can make something that may be complex a little more simple. Any others literary elements? Emotional Appeal What type?
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What is the theme? Who is the speaker of the poem "Upon the Burning of Our House"? What does the speaker value most, material or spiritual goods? What emotional appeal did the author use? What is the purpose of the use of personification in lines of "Upon the Burning of Our House"? What meaning is the author trying to convey to the reader?
Metaphor check What metaphor does Bradstreet use in line 3?
What effect does the use of the metaphor have? How does the poem change after line 34? What important metaphor appears after the transition? Who is the "mighty Architect" in this metaphor on lines 43-44? Lines contain an extended metaphor. In your own words, summarize what you think the speaker is describing in the metaphor. Back
Exit Ticket How does Bradstreet's poem reflect her belief that individual events are all part of God's master plan? Cite specific text examples from the poem that illustrate this belief. Here Follow Some Verses Upon the Burning of Our House Archaic Language Formative Quiz
Puritan Style The early European settlers were Puritans who left England to escape signs of corruption in the Church of England such as elaborate rituals, richly dressed clergy, and fine churches. To show their opposition to this, the Puritans dressed plainly and held simple religious services in meetinghouses that were undecorated. They also held the belief that they had a God-given responsibility to establish an ideal way of life in America.
Jonathan Edwards was a Puritan theologian, preacher and philosopher whose sermons focused on saving unrepentant sinners from eternal damnation in hell. In his sermons, he forced his congregation to envision an angry God who dangled sinners over a fiery hell. The young Jonathan Edwards was always religious, for he was brought up as a Puritan, but he wasn't sure he believed in predestination, the belief that it was predetermined whether a person would go to heaven or hell. However, after studying divinity in 1721, he converted his way of thinking, placing all his faith in God as in control of all things, including a person's destiny. In 1729, he took his grandfather's place at the pulpit where he proclaimed that New England's troublesome morality was due to the settlers' moral and religious independence, and its incomplete acceptance of faith as the sole means of salvation. Between 1730 and 1750, a religious revival known as the Great Awakening spread throughout the colonies, causing mass conversions among the settlers. Jonathan Edwards was one of the preachers who was effective as converting his congregation, and his sermons were reproduced and spread across Britain and other regions in America. However, when some Puritans began objecting to his extreme teachings, he was removed from his post. He then went into exile, serving as a missionary for Native Americans. Later he served as president to the present-day Princeton University. Edwards is considered by many as the most influential American writer before Benjamin Franklin.
LITERARY ELEMENTS Imagery: refers to the set of mental pictures that writers create by using sensory details, or descriptions that appeal to one or more of the senses. Repetition: the recurrence of sounds, words, phrases, lines or stanzas in a literary work which increase the sense of unity and can call attention to particular ideas. Any other Figurative Language terms used? Emotional Appeal Author's Purpose
Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God
pages https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4m-uR7RumaA Sinnersinthehandsofanangry2.ppt
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What does "abhor" and "abominable" mean in the sermon "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God?" Use context clues, cognates and connotations to discern the meaning. How does Jonathan Edwards structure his argument for revivalism in the sermon "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"? Who is his audience? What is Edwards' main purpose in writing the sermon?
Exit Ticket How does Jonathan Edwards use emotional appeals to persuade his listeners in "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"? Cite text examples that illustrate at least two contrasting emotional appeals. What is the tone that the sermon's rhetoric conveys by using these emotional appeals? How does the tone of Anne Bradstreet's poem "Upon the Burning of Our House" contrast with Edwards' sermon? In the Hands of an Angry God Emotional appeals formative quiz
Test Comparison Graphic Organizer Attitudes and Beliefs Test
Submit to turnitin.com Compare and Contrast Essay Rubric Comparison/Contrast Essay Introduction Sample Compare-Contrast Essay Sample
Turn to page Read the passage; then select the BEST answer for each question. The questions go in order. According to the first and second paragraphs, the Puritans deserve the negative reputation they have earned because they always behaved in an overly strict and joyless way. may not have earned the negative reputation they have earned, because although they were quite strict, at times they enjoyed themselves. are a fun-loving, cheerful group who enjoy having a good time. In paragraph three, which of these would NOT be something a Puritan would approve of? Praying and reading the scripture as a family Working to help pick up trash around the town Teaching women to be church leaders. Publishing essays on the importance of leading an upright, moral life. In paragraph four, which of the following statements BEST reflects the Puritan view of their colonies in the New World? The Puritans believed they had to live in such a way as to be a model of perfection for the rest of the world. The Puritans understood what it felt like to be persecuted for having different religious beliefs, so they were tolerant of others' religious views and beliefs. The New World Puritans believed they had to be careful not to anger the British King, so they were very cautious about the way in which they practiced their religion. Which of the following would not be an accurate statement? Ann Bradstreet's poetry reflects a benevolent, fair God. The judges at the Salem witch trials reflect the importance the Puritans place on justice and impartiality. Jonathan Edwards' sermon attempts to frighten people into behaving as a righteous Puritan. Nathaniel Hawthorne's novel shows the kind of impact Puritan beliefs can have on human behavior.
The following questions relate to the tan section on pp
The following questions relate to the tan section on pp. 97, "Puritan Beliefs" According to the Puritan beliefs: 5. T or F: All people are born evil because Eve was tempted by the Devil. 6. T or F: A good person can go to heaven if he works hard enough. 7. T or F: A person could behave in a perfect, Godly manner all through his or her life, but not be one of the "Elect." 8. T or F: One's fate was determined before he or she is born and, therefore, could not be changed. 9. T or F: The Bible is the authority in church, but the government relied instead on statutes and judicial law. 10 T or F: The Bible gave the Puritans the right to take over the land of others, because they believed they were chosen by God. The following question refers to p. 136, "Voices from the Times: from the New England Primer": Which of the following virtues is NOT represented in this Primer? morality Patience free thought hard work
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Low testosterone levels cause decline in sexual desire and erectile dysfunction, which may eventually lead to difficulty to conceive. Thus, people tend to think that taking testosterone supplements can be used to treat infertility. However, science says it's not a good plan towards getting pregnant.
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ALA Conference 2012 Developing resilient workers: Learning across working life Ray Smith Darryl Dymock Stephen Billett 1
Background Growing requirements for workers to sustain employability across lengthening working lives Changing nature of work – technology, globalisation, restructuring, etc Workers need to have and develop the capacities to adapt to those changes to sustain employability. i.e. to become resilient 2
Definitions 'Employability' a contested & contentious term As used here: '(pro)active adaptability in the work domain'. (Fugate, Kinicki and Ashforth 2004, 17) Resilience: 'positive psychological capacity to rebound or ''bounce back'' from adversity, uncertainty, conflict, failure or even positive change, progress and increased responsibility'. Luthans (2002: 702) 3
Responding to change One way in which workers can demonstrate capacity to respond to workplace change, whether adverse or positive, in order to maintain their employability, is through learning and training. However, opportunities for learning and training that supports continuing employability not guaranteed by individuals' efforts, but subject to contextual and situational factors 4
Research project This paper draws on findings of a national project about how workers develop the capacities they need to sustain their employability across lengthening working lives Three-year project funded by NCVER: Change, work and learning: Aligning continuing education and training Griffith University team 5
Data collection Semi-structured interviews with 51 workers Community services and health; Transport and logistics How they i)perceived the importance of ongoing learning ii)perceived the relative effectiveness of different sources of learning iii)preferred to be supported in their learning. 6
Project focus Focus of project is continuing education and training, but also asked about initial learning & training Research did not set out to identify resilience as a capacity in workers Responses indicate that workers see learning and training as a way of responding to workplace changes 7
Significance of workplace Workplace was most highly ranked site for learning for both current and continuing employability 39 noted it as the basis of their initial occupational learning 40 noted it as the basis of their continuing learning. 8
Significance of workplace 2 Learning through authentic work activities was consistently found to offer adaptive learning opportunities well aligned with enhancing resilience and sustaining employability, provided the activities: i) are conducted in the actualities of work ii) are supported by experienced and cooperative others and employers iii) comprise a developmental pathway that acknowledges and rewards increasing expertise. 9
Quote "For this particular job, everything changes every day so … unless you're doing it on the job, there's no way of learning this position. … - Brianna, aged care worker However… 10
Quote (cont) "It would have been a lot easier to learn the job if I had been shown by somebody, especially somebody who's done it." -Brianna, aged care worker 11
Quotes: Two truck drivers Gary : 'You just had to get in and do it yourself.' Barney: 'I have the basic knowledge and knowhow and you learn each day as you're doing it.' 12
Learning through work In these seemingly obvious ways, workers undertake the learning necessary to their work through a reliance on their personal capacities to accept challenge, utilise previously developed skills and use the available resources. 13
'Proactive adaptability' Work in aged care and transport is increasingly highly regulated and characterised by an increasing emphasis on employees holding accredited qualifications and engaging in regular training interventions that satisfy compliance requirements. Workers expect and accept that ongoing training is a fundamental aspect of their work and employability. 14
Towards resilience All of these processes indicate that the workers are taking responsibility for their own learning in responding to the changes currently occurring in their industries, in ways that Luthans (2007) characterises as resilience. 15
However… A clear emphasis throughout the responses is of workers needing and wanting to directly engage in learning with someone who knows more than they do and is able to direct their learning 'properly'. 16
Need for expert support The three most frequently reported actual forms of learning support were those associated with direct engagement with a co- worker (84%), workplace expert (63%), or trainer in a classroom (61%). 17
Examples of expert support 'I have a buddy shift, somebody else teaching me and how to do things well.' - Noela, health care worker 'There's blokes here and they have always pointed out the wrongs and rights.' - Barney, transport worker 18
However… Well-intentioned support of colleagues cannot always be relied on to identify and guide adaptive learning. Workers are both supported and constrained by structurally determined opportunities to exercise their capacities and aspirations in work. This is clearly illustrated when learning in the workplace is augmented by the provision of facilitated education and training opportunities. 19
Enhancing resilience Data suggest enhanced resilience to workplace change best supported by: learning that meets personal needs through enabling workers to learn together … in shared workplace-supported arrangements … that are sufficiently guided by expertise that is relevant to the immediate circumstances of work (and potentially for future needs)… and leads to accreditation. 20
Resilience for now and later 'We're constantly doing training to update our skills like that. If I'm eager to upskill they'll send me off to a computer course, or a management course, things like that.' Bianca – disabled care worker Acknowledges strong personal and organisational connection between updating for immediate workplace performance and up-skilling for future tasks and roles, i.e. developing resilience in a complex working environment. 21
Learning is both an internal and external factor of individuals' personal resilience. Learning as Internal: legacy of successful learning can be attributed to individuals' personal efforts, decisions and priorities as they are enacted through agentic action. Individuals can be said to choose what they find interesting, challenging and important and, thereby, how much of themselves they will invest in their experiences. 22
Learning as external Individual agency mediated by socio-cultural circumstance over which individuals have little to no control (e.g. workplace affordances, changes in employment patterns). Learning experiences structured by the contexts individuals participate in and the opportunities from that participation. Sometimes contextual structures are constraining, presenting few if any opportunities for individuals to exercise their agency and overcome threats and barriers to their wellbeing and advancement. Equally, contextual structures can be invitational, offering a wealth of opportunity to learn, create and progress. 23
Different goals? The data advanced above suggest that these workers are quite future-oriented and willing and able to expend the effort necessary to secure and sustain their employability within sets of circumstances that support and advance their aspirations. Workers' personal and vocational goals and the organisational and regulatory goals of their employers and governments may or may not align as motivations and targets for the effort required for effective adaptive learning. 24
Implications 1 Workers and workplaces will need to be more broadly supported to value learning effort expended for futures that are uncertain and unanticipated. Adaptive learning for employability needs to be more than reactive. 25
Implications 2 The emphasis workers come to place on the need of learning experiences being authentic and situated in practice requires a greater consideration when advancing workplaces as sites of legitimate pedagogy and curriculum enactment: (i.e. sites of structured learning). So, how experiences are introduced and made accessible, sequenced and prioritised and then monitored and evaluated needs careful consideration if this continued learning is to be effective. 26
Implications 2 (cont) There is a role here for education and training institutions. Their learning design expertise could be developed beyond training provision to include organisational management and structuring for learning that helps develop resilience in workers. 27
Implications 3 Development of learning cultures in workplaces through and for work practice requires that workers are not just left to learn wholly independently when faced with tasks that are beyond the scope of their adaptive learning and are, instead, supported to undertake such learning in work. The data indicate workers' need of direct and individualised learning support in two primary forms; access to and guidance from experts and employer sponsored provision within work. 28
Implications 4 Workers are learners who need to engage fully and willingly in the changes to which they are subject and the changes to which they aspire across their working lives as workplace requirements constantly change. Effective learning is premised on the attitudes and practices that attend engagement in learning experience. 29
Conclusion 1 Overall, developing resilient workers is enabled by work that values learning. That value is founded on the integration of: – workers individually and collectively – the organisations and workplaces within which they work – the education and training institutions that facilitate accredited learning provision, and – the regulatory bodies that govern that provision. 30
Conclusion 2 The complexity and intensity of change within contemporary work demands that worker resilience be seen as a social issue and not the sole domain of individual workers who may or may not successfully address the range of demands and stresses their work inevitably brings. 31
Conclusion 3 Seeing resilience as an individual, employer and social issue should lead not only to the development of individual resilient workers able to sustain their employability, but the emergence of a capable and responsive workforce. 32
Contact Dr Darryl Dymock School of Education and Professional Studies Griffith University firstname.lastname@example.com 33
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Better than the 1st.
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- Bedrooms:1
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- Property type:Villa
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- Pets considered:Yes
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Villa, 1 Bedroom + Convertible bed(s), 2 Baths, (Sleeps 2-4)
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This home is a one story 2nd floor villa with fabulous views of all the mountains. One balcony (Which can seat ten) has spectacular views of the mountains and the famous resort. From the second balcony - also with a seating area, you see the large pool and southern mountain views. My wife and I enjoy these balconies while sipping great margaritas, you will enjoy them too ... even if it's just iced tea. Please see our private web site by clicking on 'additional pictures' below. This magnificent property (the resort) is world famous, and by using your search engine you can confirm this. It is legendary for it's spectacular surroundings, including landscaping, the lush flowers that are everywhere, ancient yucca's, and weeping willows. As you walk through these grounds you will encounter wild birds, including hawks, ducks ... and running between them on the ground - dozens of road runners.
The hotel features live music near the main restaurants, ideal for your favorite drinks. Starbucks coffee house on the grounds serves early risers, who can sit in the morning sun - surrounded by one of the most beautiful hotels in the world.
A private maseur we use is available upon request. He is considered the deserts best maseur and has reasonable rates when you book my home.
The property is a privately owned residence and guests staying do not have access to hotel services and the use of the two main pools and fitness center is restricted.
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Bedrooms: 1 Bedroom, Sleeps 4, Beds for 2-4
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Year Purchased: 2010
About the owner: The owner Michael DuBasso is a director of a non profit foundation. Donations received by his foundation go to Veteran Hospitals throughout the US in support of our soldiers.
Why the Owner Chose La Quinta, CA, USA:
This luxury home was acquired for the very intimate pool and the surrounding views, especially mountain views.
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The Spa Villas were built in four stages. Ours is in the third stage. We have been coming to the resort for 30 years and carefully watched each stage designed and built. I realized as soon as I saw stage 3 this was the best location, a great & secluded private pool which is surrounded by lush landscaping and just minutes from the Spa and fitness center. All the other stages have draw backs, mostly they are clustered together so you have little or no view, the last stage is too close to the loud laundry room with only a lap pool.
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Philip is Editor-in-Chief of Nature and of the Nature journals. His areas of responsibility include the editorial content and management of Nature, and assuring the long-term quality of all Nature publications. He is based in London.
He has a BSc in aeronautical engineering, an MSc in astrophysics and a PhD and postdoctoral research in upper atmospheric physics. Following his research, he became the Physical Sciences Editor of Nature and then, in 1988, the founding editor of Physics World, the international magazine of the UK Institute of Physics. He returned to Nature to take on his current role in 1995.
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Arash Hejazi received his doctorate in medicine in 1996 from the Iran University of Medical Sciences, before launching his publishing house Caravan in 1997, the magazines Kamyaab in 2000 and Book Fiesta in 2003. In 2006 he was nominated to receive the Freedom to Publish award from the International Publishers' Association.
He is also a novel writer, whose best known novel The Princess of the Land of Eternity was shortlisted for two major Iranian literary prizes and has sold more than 20,000 copies in Iran since its first publication in 2003. His dissertation for his MA in Publishing from Oxford Brookes University on censorship in Iran was published in the publishing journal Logos in 2011, and his memoir The Gaze of the Gazelle about growing up in Iran after the Islamic Revolution was published in 2011.
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Loren Leath had 19 points, and Justin Eller and Randy Adams added 10 points each for the Sacramento State Hornets (1-12), who lost their seventh straight game.
There were four ties and three lead changes in the first half before Randy Adam's basket put the Hornets up 25-23 at halftime.
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|Auto Art Dubai Police Bugatti Veyron on eBay
Those are all parts of the hobby, but for me the purest part is that near-perfect diecast replica that speaks to why you collect. It doesn't matter how rare it is, how many you have, or who has more. All that matters is that it is a joy to have in the collection.
That is 1000% the case with the Auto Art Bugatti Veyron. And not any Bugatti (they have done three stock colors), but the Dubai Police model. A straight up 1:64 replica of a unique car done just about perfectly. Photograph it in the right setting and it looks like the real thing. And the real thing is a flipping Bugatti Police Car!
I didn't know about this one until I came across it on eBay. I was aware of the three colors of the 1:64 Auto Art Veyron, and in fact I owned all three at one point. It was a foolish purge for space that removed them, and I still regret it. But even then, as nice as they were, they didn't speak to me like some other diecast models do. But this Dubai police? It was a must. It is just far more interesting, and so beautiful.
I also can't fully explain my thing for police diecast. I have always found them interesting. TLV has done some unique police models, as has Greenlight, and Racing Champions just announced a few. I am just a sucker for them.
I inquired about the Veyron with the eBay seller, and learned that this was done by Auto Art for the Dubai market. We have seen these done by Majorette as well. That was all I needed and I ordered a couple.
And now that I have it, there is not an ounce of regret. The model is beautiful. Auto Art is known for their large scale models - 1:18 specifically - and as far as I know there aren't better made replicas out there. Their foray into 1:64 was regrettably short, and it has been a few years, but it did produce some cool models. Go to eBay or the Auto Art website (you can buy them there too) and you can see some of them.
Tomica Limited Vintage is for me the best 1:64 out there, but Auto Art is up there, and if they continued making them I am sure I would have quite a few. For now, I am thrilled to have this police car, and I even went back to eBay to buy one stock Veyron to keep it company.
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Dolce and Gabbana Fall 2017 threw an Epic Fashion Fete for Milan Fashion Week
Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana sure know how to throw a fashion party. For the Italian luxury brand's latest fete, we turns our attention to Milan for the Dolce and Gabbana Fall 2017 collection. Continuing the brand's rich legacy of a certain Royal glamour, we see another gilded collection. From gold, jewel encrusted crowns to long robes and accessories, there was plenty of bling. However, this isn't your typical Royal court. The Dolce and Gabbana Fall 2017 collection offers a modern, streetwear swagger. Pieces like hand-painted denim jeans and a plush faux leopard jacket complete with head add a certain degree of whimsy. We even saw Justin Bieber t-shirts. Yes, seriously.
Perhaps most impressive is the ensemble. The Dolce and Gabbana Fall 2017 show presented a cast of over 140 models. Kicking off the affair was a performance by Austin Mahone. Soon after, the runway was filled with generations of celebrities and famous offspring. The lineup included Corinne Foxx (daughter of Jamie), Brinkley-Cook, Delilah Bell Hamlin (daughter of Lisa Rinna), Dylan Lee (son of Pamela Anderson), Chase and MacKinley Hill (brother and sister of Taylor Hill), Ella and Alexander Richards (daughters of Keith Richards), Amanda, Lori, Marjorie, and Jason Harvey (wife, daughters and son of Steve Harvey), as well as Pyper America, Starlie, Daisy and Lucky Blue Smith (model siblings and members of The Atomics), Luka Sabbat, Sarah Snyder, Thylane Blondeau, Anaïs Gallagher, Harley Viera-Newton, Aimee Song, Gabriel Kane Day Lewis, Maddi Waterhouse, Rafferty Law, Pixie Lott, Kristina Bazan, Shea Marie, Sofia Richie and Princess Maria-Olympia of Greece.
It's fair to say that Dolce and Gabbana Fall 2017 was the biggest fashion party of Milan fashion week. Given today's tense social times, I suppose we all need to let loose a little. Domenico and Stefano, allowed us just that.
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America is the largest drug market in the world. We're 5 percent of the world's population — we consume 25 percent of the world's illegal drugs. Mexico has the misfortune to share a 2,000 mile border with the largest drug market in the world. At the end of the day, they'll run out of products. It's the illegality that makes those territories so valuable. If you criminalize anything only criminals can sell it. If only criminals can sell it, there's no recourse to law, there's only recourse to violence. That's created the cartels. It's our simultaneous appetite for — and prohibition of — drugs that makes those border territories worth killing for.
On the effect legalizing marijuana (just in Washington and Colorado) has had on Mexican trafficking
Just two states that have legalized marijuana, do you know what's happened in Mexico? Forty percent of Mexican marijuana imports, they've been cut by 40 percent. In Durango and Sinaloa, where most of the marijuana is grown, they've almost stopped growing it now, because they can't compete with the American quality and the American market. I'm not making this up; you get this from Customs and from DEA, from the people who are trying to intercept it on the border and judge how much is coming through as a percentage of how much they seize, and what they're telling us is it's down 37 percent over the last two years. So by stopping fighting, just two states stopping fighting the war on that drug, it has been effective.
Recognize drug laws as the price-support program that they are. If this stuff was trading at its actual cost, without the illegality premium, there wouldn't be enough money in drugs to support the cartels. But don't take my word for it, just ask Al Capone. Notice gangsters don't sell liquor any more. And there are no more drive-bys by bootleggers.
The US drug policy has caused the deaths and incarceration of hundreds of thousands, as prohibition did in the 30's with booze. It has allowed these cartels to become powerful and deadly. Now the US has created this monster and it's loose. And as long as drugs remain illegal the dead bodies will continue to pile up.
Prohibition didn't work in the '30's and it didn't make any one's family safer, just the opposite. How dumb are American voters? To allow politicians to fleece them for wars they know can't be won. Obviously, since the American voter continues to elect these "law and order" assholes they must be as dumb as bricks.
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