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Khokhar, Shahan and Feng, Yunjiang and Campitelli, Mark R. and Ekins, Merrick G. and Hooper, John N. A. and Beattie, Karren D. and Sadowski, Martin C. and Nelson, Colleen C. and Davis, Rohan A. (2014) Isolation, structure determination and cytotoxicity studies of tryptophan alkaloids from an Australian marine sponge Hyrtios sp. Bioorganic and Medicinal Chemistry Letters, 24 (15). pp. 3329-3332.
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Choomuenwai, Vanida and Schwartz, Brett D. and Beattie, Karren D. and Andrews, Katherine T. and Khokhar, Shahan and Davis, Rohan A. (2013) The discovery, synthesis and antimalarial evaluation of natural product based polyamine alkaloids. Tetrahedron Letters, 54 (38). pp. 5188-5191. ISSN 0040-4039
Ralph, Nicholas and Welch, Anthony J. and Norris, Philip and Irwin, Rachel (2013) Reflections on power, conflict and resolution for the perioperative environment. ACORN: The Journal of Perioperative Nursing in Australia, 26 (1). pp. 19-22. ISSN 1448-7535
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Birks, Melanie and Chapman, Ysanne and Ralph, Nicholas and McPherson, Carol and Eliot, Matt and Coyle, Meaghan (2013) Undergraduate nursing studies: the first-year experience. Journal of Institutional Research, 18 (1). pp. 26-35.
Fruzangohar, Mario and Ebrahimie, Esmaeil and Ogunniyi, Abiodun D. and Mahdi, Layla K. and Paton, James C. and Adelson, David L. (2013) Comparative GO: a web application for comparative gene ontology and gene ontology-based gene selection in bacteria. PLoS One, 8 (3). e58759-e58767.
March, Sonja and De Young, Alexandra and Dow, Belinda and Kenardy, Justin (2012) Assessing trauma-related symptoms in children and adolescents. In: The Oxford handbook of traumatic stress disorders. Oxford University Press, New York, NY. United States, pp. 262-281. ISBN 978-0-19-539906-6
Ogunniyi, Abiodun D. and Mahdi, Layla K. and Trappetti, Claudia and Verhoeven, Nadine and Mermans, Daphne and Van der Hoek, Mark B. and Plumptre, Charles D. and Paton, James C. (2012) Identification of genes that contribute to the pathogenesis of invasive Pneumococcal Disease by In Vivo transcriptomic analysis. Infection and Immunity, 80 (9). pp. 3268-3278. ISSN 0019-9567
Ralph, Nicholas and Norris, Philip (2012) Using OSCAs to assess graduate perioperative nurses: an exploration and analysis of the literature. ACORN: The Journal of Perioperative Nursing in Australia, 25 (4). pp. 14-16. ISSN 1448-7535
Bogema, Daniel R. and Deutscher, Ania T. and Woolley, Lauren K. and Seymour, Lisa M. and Raymond, Benjamin B. A. and Tacchi, Jessica L. and Padula, Matthew P. and Dixon, Nicholas E. and Minion, F. Chris and Jenkins, Cheryl and Walker, Mark J. and Djordjevic, Steven P. (2012) Characterization of cleavage events in the multifunctional cilium adhesin Mhp684 (P146) reveals a mechanism by which mycoplasma hyopneumoniae regulates surface topography. mBio, 3 (2). pp. 1-12. ISSN 2161-2129
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Chocolate pralines.
What you will learn in this course:
Element performance criteria:
- Learn about the different types of chocolate.
- Dark chocolate tempering technique.
- Three main techniques in chocolate praline making.
- Moulding
- Piping
- Cutting
- Make flavoured chocolate ganache for filling. Make praline filling.
- Hand chocolate dipping.
- Use of chocolate spray gun and coloured chocolate.
Great initiation to chocolate – from nothing to mini master – you will be hands on making pralines and assorted truffles. The beginning of a new experience…
- Learn about the different types of chocolate.
- Dark chocolate tempering technique.
- Three main techniques in chocolate praline making.
- Students will take their finished products home with them.
- Recipe book and apron will be provided at the beginning of the course, for student to keep.
Free parking at the front of the school.
- Your interest to learn!
Prerequisites: No prerequisite for this course – open to public and trade.
Vendor since 2015
Firstly I would like to tell you, "Don't be put off by all the fancy cakes you will see on this website. On the contrary, be excited!" You won't make all of them in one go. (Just one bite at a time!)
All our courses are designed on the basis that students don't know anything about cakes (hence wanting to learn) but are excited about learning – and we will be as patient as you. It is a relatively new style for Australia so don't worry, in the training you won't be the only one not knowing where to start.
For all our training courses we only use the best ingredients available.
The courses are designed to be delivered in an intensive one-day block. You do not need to book for a series, all start at "Level 1 – Beginner". Then it is up to you to continue on later to an advanced level if you choose.
The training you will receive is of a very high standard – equal to European standards (without the cost of flying there!) and you will have the opportunity to learn all about Pastry using the latest equipment and techniques direct from Europe. All the courses are designed for trade and public. Most courses do not require any prerequisite – the only requirement is that you are a food fanatic. Also, all the tools are provided, so you won't need to buy any tools that you may not use again.
To achieve these high standards whilst catering for individual learning, class sizes will range from 4 students (minimum number to run the course) up to a maximum of 12 students, depending of the course.
Courses can be developed and tailored to suit your needs for both individuals and small groups. Instruction, training and/or demonstrations can be done at our premises or we can come to you if you have a sufficient number of students and adequate facilities.
48 hours notice cancelation required to get a full refund . . (Only on a presentation of a medical certificate, will you have the opportunity to reschedule the course .)
We reserve the right to cancel a class if the minimum attendance number is not reached. (Your fee will be refunded or rescheduled, you will get the choice.
Vouchers can be passed on to another person, but cannot be refunded
Important Health and Safety Information
- For safety reasons, you will need to be 16 years or older to attend our courses. !4
- Our courses are NOT SUITABLE if you are allergic to NUTS or other food ingredients.
- For health and safety reasons, enclosed shoes must be worn during training. Long hair must be tied back, and avoid wearing loose bracelets or bangles, keep your rings at home.
- Casual and light clothes are suitable. As you will stand up for a long period of time, snickers or shoes with thick sole are recommended.
You will get a recipe folder and an apron for you to take home. Video recording is not permitted from either phones or other video devices but you are welcome to take as many photos as you like.
- For a full day course, you will have a 30 minutes lunch break.
- A dining room is provided for your breaks. Hot and cold drinks will be available free of charge. You will need to bring your own lunch or organise it from a nearby lunch bar.
- We have ample free parking space in front of our premises. We are located just a 10 min walk from Joondalup train station, in the business park opposite the shopping center. We encourage you to use public transport, we have a free pick up and drop off at the Joondalup train station, organise it in advance.
- We will not take your photo without asking for your permission first.
- Vouchers can be passed on to another person, but cannot be refunded.
15 July 2019 • Chocolate pralines.
I absolutely loved the Chocolate Pralines class. I learnt a lot of new techniques and took home beautiful chocolates that impressed my family and friends. Thank you Patrick.
27 November 2018 • Chocolate pralines.
I learnt so much and had fun at the same time. Will certainly enrol in another course. Patrick is so patient and friendly.
08 July 2018 • Chocolate pralines.
Absolutely loved the day and found it to be very hands on and easy to follow. Thanks Patrick.
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It's not anti-national: Time to assess impact of surgical strikes
Taking political ownership of the strikes has in fact upped the ante and unlike past winters, officers commanding units along the LoC know they're in for a turbulent one.india Updated: Nov 23, 2016 14:30 IST
Is it time to take a deep and sombre look at what the surgical strikes along the Line of Control on September 29 have achieved?
The question is not 'anti-national'. The routine killing and mutilation of soldiers, in fact, necessitates a review and not only because three more army jawans were killed on Tuesday and bodies of two soldiers were mutilated in less than a month. The question is relevant because India and Pakistan appear to be locked in a bloody tit-for-tat with no exit route in sight.
The Northern Command that tweeted the news of the killings also said, "Retribution will be heavy for this cowardly act." Similarly, a few days after Sepoy Mandeep Singh was killed and his body mutilated on October 28, the Northern Command made its 'retribution' public on the microblogging site, saying, "Four Pak posts destroyed in massive fire assault in Keran Sector. Heavy casualties inflicted."
Read | Why India has everything to gain if third party mediates with Pakistan
Addressing the media after the strikes, Director General, Military Operations, had said, "The operations were basically focused to ensure that these terrorists do not succeed in their design of infiltration and carrying out destruction and endangering the lives of citizens of our country…During these counter terrorist operations, significant casualties have been caused to the terrorists and those who are trying to support them…"
As many as 13 army jawans were killed along the LoC since September 29 and if the aim of the surgical strikes was to rein in the infiltrators, then that certainly is not the case. The strikes, in fact, have drastically altered the rules of the game for the soldier. The ceasefire agreement of 2003 is in tatters and the daily dose of mortar and artillery fire have the jawans on their toes. The author visited the LoC recently and found that the soldiers are now not just looking for infiltrating terrorists. They are also guarding against sniper attacks from Pakistani Rangers and the battle action teams (BATs) comprising jihadis from the Lashkar-e-Taiba and the Jaish-e-Mohammad. In the unequal proxy war that has become sharp and intense, leaves have been curtailed and commanding officers are up all night and in constant touch with their company commanders. The next attack can come at any time, any place.
It would not be wrong to argue that the surgical strikes — which helped the government score political brownie points domestically — were a tactical, not a strategic move. Says strategic expert Ajai Sahni, "We slapped Pakistan and told them that they deserved the slap, but what's next? The government has not gone beyond tactical responses. The political and diplomatic endgame was not worked out. The soldier is asking: but we are still doing trade with Pakistan.''
Read | After surgical strike, Pakistan violated ceasefire 99 times along LoC
Taking political ownership of the strikes has in fact upped the ante and unlike past winters, officers commanding units along the LoC know they're in for a turbulent one.
Should the government then have conducted the strikes and not gone public with the announcement? Says former army chief General Bikram Singh, who was in office when the first beheading took place in 2013, "Since the senior political leadership had announced retribution after the Uri attack, it was important to place the retaliatory surgical strikes in the public domain. It was important to give a strong message not just to Pakistan of our resolve, but even to the international community that Pakistan had to be dealt with differently. Having avenged Uri, it may be prudent now to leave the tactical operations to the local commanders, unless the national intent, as part of a strategy, is to go beyond the tactical arena."
The government clearly needs to ponder over Chinese General and philosopher Sun Tzu's wise words: Strategy without tactics is the slowest route to victory. Tactics without strategy is the noise before defeat.
Read | HT Special: A look at the tough life of soldiers guarding the border


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Elizabeth Ellames
The Unite Your Light community was seeded in Adelaide, South Australia by myself back in October 2011. My first year was facilitating the Unite Your Light group as a social change community, along with the co-creation of a wonderful Unite Your Light event – RISE UP – Birthing A New Humanity. – It was a year of keen and intense observation and very soon it became clear to me that what I was actually facilitating was a new style of leadership. So, the next year I invited the women to participate in a 10 month New Style Leadership program.
The Unite Your Light | New Style Leadership For Women Program supported women to discover their talents, demonstrate their collaborative skills and confidently put their ideas and life experience into social change actions.
Its been my experience over many years that knowing your gifts or purpose is only the first step. I found that it's in the interaction and connections within a community that one begins to see how their particular gifts are of real value in the world.
I realized that it's not enough to give people the information that aligns them with their purpose, but it is vitally important to provide an infrastructure that allows them to become cordial collaborators and the New Style Leaders we need in the world.
Unite Your Light | New Style Leadership For Women still offers a supportive and creative platform for women to shine together. It is a purpose-driven community where members complement each other's gifts. Together we create a social and spiritual fabric that is made strong with the threads of Creativity, Compassion, Co-operation, Culture, Coherence, Conversation, Clarity, Commitment, Choice, Co-creation, Community, and Courage.
Its also become very clear to me that the nature of community and business is changing –
Unite Your Light | New Style Leadership For Women has been and still continues its commitment to growing a better humanity through social change.
I now believe that a community needs to be infused with 'genuine' connectivity between people, while business needs to demonstrate creative collaboration within a community. Combined they can become the new currency, which is "HOPE".
A shift in what we truly value needs to occupy our minds and hearts, this is what will create a new humanity.
To achieve this it will require 3 simple but important factors.
1. YOUR LIFE equates to your vehicle.
2. YOUR LOVE equates to your purpose.
3. YOUR LEGACY equates to your contribution.
Special Message from Barbara Marx-Hubbard to the Unite Your Light WOMEN
Barbara Marx-Hubbard has been called "the voice for conscious evolution of our time" by Deepak Chopra and is an innovator, evolutionary thinker, and educator, she is co-founder and chairperson of the Foundation for Conscious Evolution and is a part of The Shift Movement. In this video, Barbara Marx-Hubbard congratulates the Unite the Light WOMEN on their amazing achievements during 2012.
Barbara also acknowledges Souzi D. Wilson on her fantastic song RISE UP, we can make a change.


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At the party I was lucky enough to get a few minutes of exclusive interview time with two central Heroes cast members, Ali Larter ("Niki Sanders") and Sendhil Ramamurthy ("Mohinder Suresh"). At this point Heroes: Season 2 was a few weeks into production, and as always with the cast, it's a challenge to get a lot of information on what's to come, as they're under strict orders not to divulge any of the exciting twists and turns to come.
Still, I was able to learn a bit about what's going on for both Larter and Ramamurthy's characters, and find out how the actors have processed the amazing success of the show, and in one amusing tangent, how Ramamurthy deals with fawning fangirls.
IGN TV: How far into production are you on Season 2?
Sendhil Ramamurthy: We're in the middle of the third episode.
IGN TV: A year ago you were here with the show before it premiered, having no idea how it would go over. What's it been like in the past 12 months seeing it explode the way it has?
Ramamurthy: Ali?
Larter: I'm always anxious to hear what everyone else says to these things. It has been an absolutely amazing year. What I think is so incredible is that I feel stimulated creatively, and we took a lot of risks on the show in the first season. And to be able to feel fulfilled on that side of it is for me the most important thing as an actor. But to also have this appeal, on this global level, is extraordinary. It's extraordinary that we really touched a cord.
Ramamurthy: Bouncing off her and what she said about a global level, it really is like a global thing. I was traveling around over the hiatus and I was in France and England and Mexico, and everybody knew the show; everybody knew who we were. I mean it really is nuts. You can hope to be on a hit show, but to be on a show that's kind of like branched out, like this has, I don't even know…
IGN TV: Sendhil, I remember talking to you on the set before the show had debuted, and you were telling me how you and Milo [Ventimiglia] were so excited just to see the big billboard painting on the side of NBC, and were going there to take pictures of it.
Ramamurthy: [Laughs]
Larter: Oh wow…
Ramamurthy: I still have that picture on my phone!


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Economic growth has conventionally been modelled for space-less economies. Econometrically, growth models have mostly been estimated on time series of national economies with minimal distinctions between economies as large as Japan or the USA and as small as the smallest economies of Asia and Europe. This approach to the analysis of economic growth is especially dangerous when the impact of scientific and technological knowledge is important for the process of growth. Creative activities and the formation of knowledge are highly clustered in space. Thus, the spatial distribution of accessibility to knowledge capital and investments determines economic growth of nations and other spatial aggregates.
The Haavelmo paradox contrasts chaos as the generic property of non-linear dynamic models with the fact that most statistics on macroeconomic growth processes tend towards persistent constant positive rates of growth. The paradox can be resolved if the non-linear dynamic model is subdivided into fast, private variables and very slow, public variables. Modelling spatial accessibility of knowledge as a slow, public variable and machinery and similar material capital as a relatively faster, private variable ensures stable growth, at least in the short and medium terms of the economic growth processes.


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Apparently, the O's are one team to whom we can lose. I'm not quite sure how I feel about that, but I can tell you that it's not good. Now that the Rays have somehow ascended, we need every bad team we can get. Baltimore is one of them. And I don't understand how we could possibly have lost. I mean, it's Baltimore. We have Baltimore's number through and through. We've pulled out nailbiters against the elite of the league and we can't even beat Baltimore at home? That says something which, again, is not good. The fact that they're eleven and four in their last fifteen games and twelve and three in the opening games of their last fifteen series is not an excuse. That should be us, and they should be the team we use en route to get there. But no. Instead, we're one and three on the homestand so far, and we've played two teams significantly worse than us. We're four and three against Baltimore at home this year, which is pathetic. Three home losses are the most since we lost three at home in 2007. It has to end there.
Dice-K did not deliver a quality start. There's no way you can slice it to claim otherwise. He lasted six and a third innings, he gave up four runs on six hits, he walked five, two of which would eventually result in runs, and he struck out four. He threw 109 pitches, seventy-one of which were strikes. And with the pace he works at, you have to have a lot of patience to sit there and watch him take hours to deliver. Even Buck Showalter was feeling it.
Dice-K's fastball was good, his curveball was excellent, his slider and cutter were functional, and his changeup wasn't that great. He had movement, he had a good release, and he did throw a lot of strikes. But his performance was mediocre at best. He hasn't beaten Baltimore since September 2, and in his three starts against them this year he's one and two with a 7.56 ERA. I didn't really know there was such a thing as a Major League pitcher who couldn't handle Baltimore. To make matters even worse, it was Dice-K's seventh straight start during which he allowed at least four earned runs, posting a record of one and three with a 6.91 ERA during those games. That's a new career high, by the way. Or should I say a new career low. But the icing on the cake is the fact that he's allowed at least one run in the first inning of ten of his twenty-three starts this year. Last night was no exception. He needed twenty-two pitches to get through the first, and this time Houdini was absent. He followed that with eight pitches in the second, but that efficiency wouldn't last.
We took back that run in the bottom of the first on V-Mart's RBI single. We wouldn't score again until the sixth, when Hall hit an RBI single after he showed off his arm by perfectly throwing out Roberts at the plate in the third. And that was it for us. We almost scored another run in the sixth; the inning ended in a double play. Tek had struck out, and Hall lit out for second but was thrown out; meanwhile, Lowrie had lit out for the plate but was thrown out there.
We collected five hits to Baltimore's eight, and we left six on base. That means that we didn't take advantage of the few opportunities we had. Our entire team walked four times; Baltimore walked seven times. And anyone who's read "Moneyball" knows that it's therefore not a coincidence that Baltimore was able to win. You can thank Bowden for those three walks, and you can thank Bard for allowing two inherited runners to score even though he'd only allowed twelve of forty-one inherited runners to score all season heading into the game. So that's that. V-Mart had a great night; he went three for four with a double, our only extra-base hit. Other than that, we had Hall's single and McDonald hit a single. That's just sad. Lowrie was caught stealing and V-Mart made a throwing error when his pickoff attempt ended up somewhere in left field.
This is our last chance to win a series against Baltimore this season. During their last visit to Boston, the Orioles won two consecutive games for the first time since doing it four straight times from 2004 to 2005. I really don't want that to happen here. At the very least, I'd really like to go out with a bang.


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- "American Chestnuts Today" by Dr. Carmen Medina Mora, Tuesday, February 5, 6:30 - 8:00 pm, Grand Traverse Conservation District, 1450 Cass Road, Traverse City. Join Dr. Medina Mora, from Michigan State University's Department of Plant, Soil and Microbial Sciences, as we discuss the return of the American Chestnut. Contact the Leelanau Conservation District at 231-256-9783 for more information.
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- Hands-on Pruning Demonstration with Fritz Girrbach of Brothers Tree Service, Saturday, March 23, 10:00 am to noon, GTCD, 1450 Cass Road, Traverse City. Before the trees leave dormancy, learn how to do corrective pruning on all types of trees and shrubs. $5/person. Contact the Leelanau Conservation District at 231-256-9783.
- "Forest Mushrooms," presentation by Linda Schribner, Wednesday, April 3, 6:30-8:30 pm, Mills Community Room, Benzonia. Linda is a certified forager who can commercially harvest and sell wild mushrooms in Michigan, $10/person. Contact the Benzie Conservation District at 231-882-4391; firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The UW Child Development Lab serves a diverse population of University and Non-University affiliated parents at our building on campus in the School of Human Ecology.
We offer a 42 week academic year program and a nine week summer program for children 6 weeks-5 years. The summer contract is optional for some families. Children in the 3-5 year-old mixed age classrooms have the ability to opt out of one or more 3 week summer sessions by paying a required holding fee. Some families of preschool-aged children can enroll a child for just the summer, if space is available. We also offer 4K programming for children who turn 4 by September 1. We are a community partner 4K site with the Madison Metropolitan School District (MMSD).