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Best Professional Chainsaw
All of you know that there are always 2 types of users, their purpose of works are also different from each other. Choosing the best beginner chainsaw is much easier than the best professional chainsaw since professional chainsaw is designed for heavy-duty tasks with many different features.
Besides, it can work more efficiently, durable and safe. These chainsaws offer you faster work because of big power and more function.
If you are master in using the chainsaw or you have to work on the tough jobs regularly, you should think about buying a professional chainsaw instead of the normal chainsaw. In my articles for professional users, I would like to recommend to you some of the nice professional chainsaws which my friends and used for a long time. We feel satisfied when having these chainsaw in our house.
However, I suppose that we also need to know about some of the tips to choose the right professional chainsaw for usage. Therefore, some guides below for you are very helpful.
Top 5 best professional chainsaw 2019 on the market
1. Husqvarna 460 24-Inch Rancher Chain Saw
Husqvarna is one of the famous chainsaw brands for professional, there are many versions are released to the market every year. Husqvarna 460 is one of the largest and heaviest saw in the whole rancher series. This model is gas powered with 24 pounds of weight and 2 stroke beast. It is equipped with the 60cc engine which offers the good power for cutting the large trees.
24 bar length is the longest saw bar in the list, it offers the best cutting capacity for this chainsaw. This model also makes short work of larger longing jobs thanks to the 4 inch longer than its predecessor. All of the Husqvarna comes with an X-torque engine with 2 cycles for much more power and less consumption of fuel.
Its safety is also the considerable factor with 560 incorporating an inertia activated chain brake which activates automatically in the event of kickback. Moreover, it also comes with low vid tech which can help to reduce the vibration. Air purge start system is the new innovation which can make it easy to start.
This model is ideal for these tough jobs and demanding longing jobs also. However, its weight about 21 pound makes it become not ideal for the beginner.
This chainsaw is also one of the heaviest chainsaws. It requires much more strength an expertise to start and operate than the smaller one.
2. Echo CS-600P Gas Chainsaw
Echo may be one of the unpopular brands compare with Husqvarna or Remington, but this model is not less effective than any other professional chainsaw. It is equipped with the professional grade engine with nice cutting bar and many other useful features that will make us surprised.
With the 59cc engine, it can totally deal with the heavy and tough tasks, while it is not heavy at all just around 13 pound for easy carrying and controlling. The bar length is 20 inch which is not too long but enough for cutting the thick wood. Moreover, it comes with the easy access air filter which can offer an exceptional filtration.
The bar length is just around 20 inch but sharp, so its cutting ability is improved a lot. Plus, its clutch-driven oiler can help a lot in reducing the oil consumption. Besides, it also has a digital ignition system which can automatically control the engine timing.
Although it is not a well know the brand name, its price is not cheap at all, because of its power, ease of use and its durability are absolutely worth. However, there is something that may make you uncomfortable is it noise which can not be replaced. Besides, It sometimes shells out a pretty penny to own this beast.
High-quality construction
Easy to use a professional chainsaw
Good for tough cuts and long shifts
Lighter than other counterparts
High price
Sometimes shell out
3. Poulan Pro 967061501 Chainsaw
This is one of the chainsaws with the long history of top quality performance in the market. It has the 50cc 2 stroke engine which uses modern tech to support in use twenty % less gas at the same time reducing the emissions by 70%.
It is the manufacturer incorporate a full start system which makes it starting more simple. Besides, it also features a standard 20-inch chain and bar which offer it the best level of the efficiency while cutting almost any type of wood. Especially, its total weight is just 17 pound which is ideal for transporting and using the whole day without any tired.
Poulan comes with the combi tool which is integrated into the rear handle and it is needed for maintenance. Besides, its purge bulb can provide the carburetor with the fuel that makes the products simpler to start with few pulls and reduce the risk of damage.
With the friendly user combined choke control, it is allowed to be faster starting and better reliability by decreasing the risk of engine flooding. This model is ideal for the budget. Besides, as I mentioned it is light enough to carry and heavy enough to drive into wood without any force.
However, because its engine is not as powerful as the other model for professional, so it might be a bit inconvenient for the really heavy duty logging task. Besides, its price is quite high.
Lightweight with full features
Lower consumption and emission by oxy power engine
Effortless starting up
Not really helpful with the really heavy duty jobs
4. Timberpro 3.4Hp Petrol Chainsaw
Timberpro is the new chainsaw brand on the market, but it presents its professional and nice design that makes user satisfied. You can use it for work both in home and forest conditions. It is one of the lightest models in my top 5 best professional chainsaws, about 11 pounds. It is really convenient for those who work out a sight of house requiring traveling long distance.
It is equipped with 58 cc engine which allows it to tackle with the hard and heavy duty task easily. Besides, 2 stroke engine also is designed to provide the power to meet all of your logging demand. Moreover, it also comes with air-cooled and 2.6 know.
Additionally, when you buy this chainsaw, it includes a carry bag, a detailed user manual, maintains the tool and the chain cover. It is one of the perfect entry-level devices. 58 cc and 2 stroke engine combined to build up power for average logging tasks. And the easy start will make your work simpler. You also have 2 extra chains.
There is only minor, although it comes with extra chains, they are not really high quality as your expectation. Besides, its quality of construction is not the best one compared with the other model at the same price.
Cheap price and affordable startup kit
Easy to use
Extra chains, tools, and some more other accessories
Not good quality construction
Extra chain is not as good as requirements
5. Remington RM4620 Outlaw 46cc 20-inch Gas Chainsaw
Remington is one of the reliable chainsaw brands, you don't need to worry about its product's quality and warranty. RM4620 is the model with the 20-inch bar, you can cut down the largest trees. It also comes with a comfortable cushion wrap around the handle.
About its engine, a powerful 46cc engine can help you to deal with the heavy duty cutting easily. It features a quickstart technology which makes it simpler to start. Besides, this model has a five-point anti-vibration system which is more comfortable to use.
It is recommended as a very durable chainsaw with the good quality construction, while the price is really reasonable. Besides, it also has 2 high-quality chains, that helps you a lot in finishing your work faster. Its detailed English user manual is also one of the significant things for users.
However, this chainsaw also makes some noise when it runs, so make sure that your neighbors are awake before you start to use it. Some people complain that its saw is not a perfect one, so you should have a replacement chain.
Quickstart makes it easy to start
Powerful for heavy duty task
Useful manual
Easily accessible tensioner
Affordable price for your budget
Being noisy
The chain should be improved
How to buy a good professional chainsaw ?
As far as you know, the professional chainsaw is designed for a serious and tough job with many functions that can make you confused. Normally, there is still some electric and cordless chainsaw for professional users. However, the most popular professional chainsaw is gas powered. When you choose the best professional chainsaw, you have to think about its performance, ease of use and maintenance.
The performance will cover all the factors of power, capacity and cutting speed. These factors will be combined to make a good performance for any chainsaw. If they work well together, you will finish your job with ease.
Power is very important when you work on the tough jobs such as cutting the big trees, hard or thick wood. These tasks will require the strength and enough power to make it done. Gas chainsaw is the most powerful one among 3 types of the chainsaw.
Cutting speed, you can use the small and less power chainsaw to deal with the hard or thick wood but it takes a very long time to get it done. Therefore, choosing the chainsaw with the good cutting speed will improve your job effectiveness. The good speed chainsaw has to come with a sharp chain and best power engine.
The capacity for cutting is explained as the depth of cutting that chainsaw can do. It has to depends on the length of the bar. The big trees will require the large cutting capacity of your chainsaw, but you have to make sure that you can control the long bar. Normally, there is the choice of bar length is between 10 and 24 inches. 24 inches will really help when working with thick cuts.
The professional will get a lot of wear and tear because it is supposed to be used a lot of times and long hours. Thus, wear and tear are required to be combated with the maintenance. You should choose the chainsaw which is designed to be disassembled and reassembled. You can easily fixed and replace a part of it, and get back to work.
Easy of use
The professional chainsaw will be comfortable for your hands and have to be balanced. Because you have to use the chainsaw for long hours, so choosing the one with ergonomic design and comfortable will make you better for long hours.
Tips for using a professional chainsaw
Firstly, because professional chainsaw is very powerful so you have to really care. You have to start with the safety basic. You have to wear eye and ear protection, a long-sleeved shirt and pants, gloves, boots, hard hart and chainsaw chaps.
Besides, you also have to check the environment where you are planning to work on. Some factors need to be cared for are tree's branches (where it will fall down), wind direction, and so on.
Then now it is time to start the chainsaw, make sure it is well charged, fuelled and oiled. You have to start with the quick pull of the trigger for the electric chainsaw. Then pull the starter.choke control to the position and pull starting handle until it gets fires up. After that, you have to squeeze throttle when the saw starts.
When you handle your chainsaw, you have to maintain a good footing, keep a good balance, do not overreach and keep your hands in place to adjust kickbacks. Remember that you have to avoid cutting too close the ground for preventing the hitting unseen.
In conclusion
choosing the best professional chainsaw is not an easy task, so you should read the advice of those who are experienced and also review the different products. It helps to make you clear about the chainsaw's features and functions.
We hope that our article can partly solve your problem when you start to buy a new professional chainsaw.


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VisionIdeale: Laser-based permanent vision correction
Unmet Medical Need: Each year, close to one million Americans choose to permanently correct their vision. For them, refractive surgery is currently the only option.
Envisioned Healthcare Product: The VisionIdeale team is developing an alternative for these patients, a noninvasive, laser-assisted technology for permanent vision correction, to treat myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism, and irregular astigmatism. Furthermore, unlike the current techniques, the proposed technology would be applicable to all patients – even those that are currently not eligible for LASIK, significantly expanding the eligible patient population. Thus, the technology would provide significant benefits not only to patients' quality of life, but also to providers' bottom lines.
Stage of Development: Start-up and Partnered, VC
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May 2018 Nature Photonics Article
June 2018 Forbes Article
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Your healthcare provider needs to know right away if you develop problems like heavy vaginal bleeding or a persistent fever after taking Mifeprex. Fortunately, most side effects of this drug are generally minor and treated easily. Clinical trials have shown that abdominal (stomach) pain, vaginal bleeding, and uterine cramping are the most commonly reported reactions to this prescription medication.
An Introduction to Mifeprex Side EffectsJust like any medicine, Mifeprex® (mifepristone) can cause side effects. In fact, most people who take the medication will experience some type of side effect. However, in most cases, the side effects are minor and either require no treatment or are treated easily by you or your healthcare provider.
(This article covers many, but not all, of the possible side effects with Mifeprex. Your healthcare provider can discuss a more complete list with you.)
Common Side Effects of MifeprexMifeprex has been studied extensively in clinical trials. In these studies, the side effects that occurred in a group of women taking Mifeprex were carefully documented, so it was possible to see what side effects were reported and how often they occurred.
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- The Maamar Mordechai writes that Esther mentions the Jews of Shushan specifically because they had been under the threat of annihilation the earliest, and had knowingly been suffering under the shadow of death all of this time. It was only fair for them to reap the benefits of the victory first.
- As understood by Rabbi Jonathan Taub, Malbim notes that this is first time for the remainder of Megillas Esther that Shushan is not called Shushan HaBirah (which he translates as the palace compound). He answers that Esther wanted permission to kill in the city as they had in the palace.
- In a very different perspective, R' Shimon Schwab writes that the verse mentions Shushan specifically because the Jews only killed there because they were afraid elsewhere. Esther wanted to show that faith is the thing that helps them. When the Jews do their part, H-Shem will do His part. He continues that this lack of faith is the reason for a Shushan Purim – it is a sign that the Jews in Shushan did not deserve to join the Jews in celebration on the same day.
- The Ben Ish Chai points out that Shushan (300+6+300+50=656) has the same gematria (and even same letters) as sason ("joy") (300+300+6+50=656), which is what the Jews experienced (Esther 8:16) upon their miraculous rescue from obliteration.
- Furthermore, it is also the same gematria as lashon ra ("evil speech") (30+300+6+50+200+70=656). Evil speech is what Haman tried to use (Esther 3:8) to defame the Jews before Achashverosh when requesting permission to exterminate them.


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Breakfast this morning was a slightly chalky roasted pumpkin shake and seven Standard Process cleanse capsules. Different.
My husband had his shake early and jetted out with my older son to school. I pulled my eyes open and got up to see my toddler on the couch. He woke at 2am this morning with an ear ache and my partner and I took turns gently massaging essential oils over his neck to drain the lymphatics, putting garlic mullein oil in his ears and giving him sips of water with internal Chinese herbs to prevent any infection: chrysanthemum, honeysuckle, white peony root, angelica, licorice and a cousin of Oregon Grape have already turned this around in just a few hours.
I feel exhausted, running on four hours of sleep. I think about some green tea, but it's not within the parameters of the cleanse. Instead, I make the shake and cleanup the bowls of oatmeal from the kids' breakfast. I start the hot water for some chicory root and reishi tea. I note to myself how blessed I am to have this yummy mushroom drink as an option.
Today is my day off and we're planting the winter garden. My guy prepared the beds yesterday and they look fantastic. They are more than ready for some baby kale starts. Our chickens cluck around, fertilizing the soil and eating any spider that's unfortunate enough to catch their eye. The air is crisp and the sun warms my bare toes in the grass.
It's lentil soup for lunch and lentil soup for dinner. I'm missing Auntie Krishna Shova, our beautiful host from Nepal. Her lentil soup was the best, poured over rice with curried cauliflower and steamed mushroom greens. Yum. And not so far off from what's okay on this cleanse. I know my kids will eat it: Score.
I'm tired, but I'm so very grateful for the soil in my yard, the bounty of vegetables in my fridge, a healthy family and the herbs that help us all to get there. I'm pretty sure there's even a chance for a nap today.
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Louis Berger case: Ex-Goa CM Kamat likely to be arrested today
If a Goa court refuses to extend former Congress chief minister Digambar Kamat's anticipatory bail, then the state crime branch is most likely to arrest him on Friday in the Louis Berger bribery case.india Updated: Aug 07, 2015 07:24 IST
If a Goa court refuses to extend former Congress chief minister Digambar Kamat's anticipatory bail, then the state crime branch is most likely to arrest him on Friday in the Louis Berger bribery case.
The development comes a day after former public works department minister in Kamat's cabinet, Churchill Alemao, was arrested by the Goa crime branch.
Alemao, who was arrested from his residence in Varca village at 10:30pm on Wednesday, was produced before a sessions court that has remanded him to four days of police custody.
Kartik Kashyap, superintendent of police (Goa crime branch), confirmed the development but refused to divulge any further details as Alemao's interrogation was in progress. But police sources said that the crime branch was all geared up to arrest Kamat if his bail was not continued.
Crime branch officials claimed that Alemao's role in accepting the bribe is established, which is why he has been arrested for further investigation.
Both Kamat and Alemao have earlier been questioned by the crime branch in connection with the Louis Berger bribery case.
Kamat, along with Alemao, has been accused of accepting bribes to the tune of $976,630 from Louis Berger officials to implement a Rs 1,031 crore Water Augmentation and Sewerage pipeline project under Japan Inter national Cooperation Agency (JICA).
Goa crime branch earlier arrested JICA Goa project director Anand Wachasunder and former vice-president of Louis Berger Satyakam Mohanty in connection with the bribery case.
Police sources said there are chances that Wachasunder would be made an approver in the case to make the case watertight against the politicians.
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Career Directed Consultancy team descend on Ashridge
The venue for this years Autumn conference was the world renowned leadership college Ashridge in Berkhamstead. The focus of the conference was on the new service levels and methods of working we need to develop to meet the ever changing needs of both the contemporary jobseeker and the increasingly European focussed labour market.
A number of service enhancements were outlined and the core CDS leadership team are now meeting to set out a clear roll out plan in 2015. Conference finished with an inspirational presentation from Nick Coulson who shared with us the challenges of working and jobsearching with debilitating conditions such as Chrons and colitis and the life changing career changes that need to be made.
The CDS foundation will be offering its skills and resources to the Chrons and colitis community in 2015
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A website called 7:11em posted the following video of a smoking hot girl walking through the entire state of Mexico. Yes, Mexico the country has a state named Mexico. In that state, there's is also a large metropolitan area called Mexico city (confusing, we know). Anywho, the site, which claims that it's purpose is to create a "bond with society to foster the Mexiquense values and identity," is using the notion of "sex sells" to promote the state. We're definitely sold. We couldn't stop staring at the girl, and the stop motion animation was cool, we guess.
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After Unbalanced Discussion On Minuteman Melee, Hannity & Colmes Allows Guest To Complain That "KKK" Liberals Are Terrorists Who Stifle Free Speech
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Last night (10/05/06), Hannity & Colmes aired an unbalanced discussion of the Minuteman melee at Columbia University. Given the network's persistent pro-Minuteman, anti-illegal immigration and anti-academia bias, I'm sure nobody has to wonder which side got preferential treatment. But the show went over the top when it allowed Minuteman founder Jim Gilchrist to call student liberals "domestic terrorists" and the 21st Century KKK who squash free speech.
The unbalanced panel included Jim Gilchrist, the Minuteman co-founder who was the Columbia speaker whose presence sparked the protest that ran out of control, and the president of the Columbia University Republicans, Chris Kulawik. No representative from the protesters was there.
Alan Colmes read what seemed like the "official" Hannity & Colmes introduction which said, "a group of liberal students disagreed with (the Minuteman's) comments and stormed the stage." To his credit, Colmes twice brought up the heretofore unmentioned reports that the Minuteman supporters were the ones who sparked the violence. Colmes said to Gilchirst. "One report I read, maybe you can straighten us out on this, said only when the Republicans came on stage, after the liberals came on stage who were opposing you, only then did violence break out. Is that an accurate representation?"
Gilchrist dodged the question. "Not sure what that means. What happened was – what triggered the assault was, when I gave Marvin Stuart, who's an African-American member of my board of directors, a good buddy hug after his speech, and shortly thereafter, I guess within 30, 40 seconds, they made a charge, a stampede charge for the stage and that's when they encountered some Minutemen who blocked them."
Colmes did not press the issue further with Gilchrist but turned to Kulawik and asked, "What about those reports that Republicans came on stage, there was some fisticuffs between the Republican group that came on the stage and the group that was opposing Jim?"
Kulawik also avoided the issue. "Once (the protesters) came on, they surrounded Jim and Mr. Stuart, so then our members tried to block the stage and help security, and several Minuteman supporters came from the back room and tried to get…"
Sean Hannity, who got 2:40 to Colmes' 1:52 discussion time, interrupted to ask in his bullyboy voice, "Who are these kids?"
Kulawik didn't miss the cue to demonize as many liberal groups as possible. "(They include) everything from the Chicano Caucus to the International Socialist Organization."
As Kulawik spoke a "fair and balanced" banner appeared on the screen saying "Minuteman speech disrupted by left wing Ivy Leaguers."
Just the day before Hannity had refused to allow a Democrat to complete her thoughts during a panel on the Foley scandal. But suddenly, he was all Hanctimonious about liberal intolerance. He half-joked (maybe even just a quarter), "There's an orchestrated effort by liberals to hit conservatives with pies."
Gilchrist admitted he was all for participating in the violence. "I have to tell you, I was about ready to deliver the very first Minuteman knuckle sandwich to whoever tried to attack me and do bodily harm to me. I was not going to remove myself."
No outrage from Hannity there. Nor was there any when Gilchrist veered off into an all-out attack on liberals and college students. "What we're facing with is not just one group. It's a tangle of different radical, anarchist groups. I call them the fascist, liberal anarchists and yes, the true face of the 21st Century KKK is not a white guy in Atlanta, Georgia now. It is a multi-spirited conglomeration of college students like you saw at Columbia. Some of them wear terrorist-masks, others don't but this is the 21st Century KKK. And we'd better get used to it. They are domestic terrorists. Their goal is to disrupt and to deprive anyone else of the First Amendment except themselves."
Far from indicating any concern over that kind of hate-speech, Hannity seemed to endorse it by probing for more information. He asked Kulawit if the same things happen when liberals speak at Columbia. Surprise, surprise, Kulawik said no.
But nobody mentioned the violence perpetrated by anti-immigration groups. Here are a few incidents that Hannity & Colmes never seems to get around to discussing. Thanks to our Marie Therese for the links.
10/08/06 UPDATE: The next night, Friday, 10/06/06, Hannity & Colmes hosted two of the student protesters. That provided balance to the guest roster. However, the questions for the protesters were consistently tougher and more critical than those asked of Gilchrist and Kulawik. Neither protester made any kind of accusation akin to Gilchrist's.


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Kevin Feige says it's more than possible that the MCU will one day introduce a female Thor. Over the years, the God of Thunder has gone through a number of iterations in the comics. Likewise, his on-screen persona has gone through changes as well. The biggest alteration in the comics, however, was Thor becoming unworthy of Mjolnir and wandering the Marvel Universe as simply the Odinson. In his stead, Jane Foster picked up the hammer and has been spending the past few years as the Mighty Thor.
We don't know if such a dramatic change is heading to the MCU, but there are certainly signs. When Thor: Ragnarok hits theaters, it will see Hela destroy Mjolnir and the God of Thunder get a whole new look. The film is already being hailed as one of Marvel's best, but could it set up a new status quo in Asgard mirroring the comics?
RELATED: Thor: Ragnarok's Trailer Song Helped Taika Waititi Get Hired
Fandango recently spoke with Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige about the possibility of the Jane Foster version of Thor appearing in the MCU, and he certainly didn't rule anything out.
"We always look back to the comics to get those ideas ... sometimes very specific storylines like "Civil War," sometimes just nuggets or characters like "Planet Hulk. So anything that's happened in the comics, even a female Thor, become great potentials and the ideas from which future movies can be born."
As Feige says, elements from both Civil War and Planet Hulk in the comics have made their way into films. Thor: Ragnarok will borrow from the latter tale, along with some other classic Thor stories. With that in mind, it's not hard to believe the rise of Unworthy Thor also occurring in the film.
Thor: Ragnarok star Karl Urban was recently asked about the idea of a female Thor, and he was firmly behind the idea. Meanwhile, fans of the Jane Foster Thor have been hoping to see the character appear in the film ever since she was introduced. The one logistical problem is that Foster seems to have been sidelined in the MCU. Still, with a star like Natalie Portman in the role, something could surely be worked out. If nothing else, things could be changed so that someone like Tessa Thompson's Valkyrie picks up the hammer. Of course, Mjolnir will need to be re-forged first.
Adding to the theory of Thor going full Odinson in the near future, Chris Hemsworth recently teased his character will gain the mythical axe Jarnbjorn in Avengers: Infinity War. In the comic, this is the weapon Thor begins wielding once he loses Mjolnir. With some many stars aligning, could Phase 4 usher in a female Thor? If nothing else, the possibility is strong that Thor: Ragnarok may be the last time the God of Thunder lift Mjolnir.
NEXT: Thor & Loki Play 'Get Help' in Funny Ragnarok Clip
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- Thor: Ragnarok (2017) release date: Nov 03, 2017
- Black Panther (2018) release date: Feb 16, 2018
- Avengers: Infinity War / The Avengers 3 (2018) release date: Apr 27, 2018
- Ant-Man & The Wasp (2018) release date: Jul 06, 2018
- Captain Marvel (2019) release date: Mar 08, 2019
- The Avengers 4 / Avengers: Endgame (2019) release date: Apr 26, 2019
- Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019) release date: Jul 02, 2019


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Altering your mood once you've been overcome with negativity, can be a challenge. Your emotions are similar to a ladder, in that it's not possible to move up or down the ladder more than a few rungs at a time.
If you feel depressed or angry, you would probably like to find some relief, and return to your more normal state of being. Possibly you don't know how to accomplish this feat, with any degree of ease. In this post I will give you just a few pointers, which will allow you to return to your normal self in less time, than it might otherwise take you.
Your first goal is to identify the thought(s) which is causing your distress,this is crucial. Knowing which thoughts caused your current emotional state, will allow you to avoid repeating those thoughts.
The second goal is to de-stress by taking deep breaths which will help you relax. Don't hyperventilating, just let the breaths out in a way that feels relaxing. Do this until you feel some relief. If you know how to meditate, then do that also, until you feel emotionally neutral.
Lastly,once your emotionally neutral, then you can proceed to visualize anything of a positive, desirable nature. Specifically, something that you find joyful, and would like to manifest.
Quicksand, and poison ivy are both nasty stuff. When you accidentally encounter them, do you avoid them, or do you repeatedly return to them over and over?
When it comes to negativity, you should avoid it as much as possible, and not return to those thoughts which created your foul mood. Substitute some desirable thought, for some undesirable one, and try to maintain your focus there.
One last thing I'd like to mention, these are useful techniques, but they are not a substitute for understanding yourself.


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OVO Fest is an annual holiday for Drake fans. The yearly Toronto festival, now in its eighth year, has in the past brought us Great Moments in Drizzy History like Drake essentially ending the 2015 Meek Mill beef with a flood of memes (at Meek's expense), and last year, when he brought out Rihanna for a sultry, romantic performance of "Too Good."
This year's fest brought its own memorable visuals, perhaps most notably Drake's entire stage backdrop: a colorful 3-D replica of the city's famed CN Tower (which he famously perched atop on the Viewscover).
What he did in front of that scenery, too, was memorable. Fellow Toronto Tory Lanez took the stage with Drake for an inspired collaborative rendition of "Controlla," a song Lanez remixed last summer. This partnership comes after an extended beef between the pair involving ownership of their shared city, including Drake taking a shot at Lanez on the Summer Sixteen Tour for that very "Controlla" remix.
He addressed it from the stage at OVO Fest: "This guy right here, we had problems with each other and we hadn't even met each other. I met the man and he's a great guy!" Check out their joint performance below.
The 2017 OVO Fest also featured appearances from Migos, The Weeknd, Travis Scott, Rae Sremmurd, French Montana, Cardi B, Playboi Carti, PartyNextDoor, and more. Oh yeah, and an announcement that Drake's working on a brand new album — in Toronto, of course. 'Til next year.
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Microthrusters have applications in projectile guidance systems, and micro-nano-satellite control. Thrusters are an integral part of a guidance system that includes orientation and trajectory sensors and target recognition components. The thrusters provide the actuation force to move the projectile. Nanothermite composites containing metallic fuel and inorganic oxidizer have unique combustion properties that make them potentially useful for microthruster applications. The nanothermite formulation can be tuned to achieve specific impulse characteristics. Depending on the application of the thruster, nanothermite formulation and motor design can be chosen to meet the application requirements. If properly configured, the reaction can have a velocity of <3mm/s or >1000m/s. The efficiency of the thrusters is not drastically affected by the duration of reaction. Potential Areas of Applications: * Projectile guidance * Micro/Nano Satellite Guidance * Micro-Robot Actuation Patent Status: Prototype tested and non-provisional application filed Inventor(s): Dr. Shubhra Gangopadhyay, Ph.D.; Dr. Steven Apperson, Ph.D.; Dr. Keshab Gangopadhyay, Ph.D.; Dr. Rajagopalan Thiruvengadathan, Ph.D.; Dr. Andrey Bezmelnitsyn, Ph.D. Contact Info: Dr. Wayne McDaniel, Ph.D. ; email@example.com ; 573-884-3302


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NEW YORK (CBS.MW) -- Newspaper shares, along with the rest of the media and entertainment sector, were up for the fourth time in five sessions Thursday, while Vivendi Universal soared 11 percent as investors continued to endorse its de-leveraging plans.
After the market closed, Scientific-Atlanta SFA, +0.00% shares were down $2.33 to $11 in third market trading - a loss of more than 17 percent -- after its report of disappointing fiscal first-quarter earnings. The nation's No. 2 maker of cable television set-top boxes pointed to decreased spending by cable operators. Scientific-Atlanta commented that generally, "customers remain cautious about commitments to capital expenditures." See full story.
After a steep sell-off on Wednesday, the broader U.S. markets climbed on the strength of a strong earnings report from IBM and positive housing data. The Dow Jones Industrial Average jumped 238 points to 8,274, the Nasdaq Composite stepped up 39 points to 1,272, and advancers led decliners 11 to 5 on the New York Stock Exchange. See Market Snapshot.
Cable companies fared well amid the euphoria. Cablevision Systems CVC, +0.46% rose $1.23, or 16 percent, to $9; Comcast Communications CMCSK rose 98 cents to $21.40, a gain of 5 percent; Insight Communications ICCI rose 51 cents to $8.51, or more than 6 percent; and Cox Communications COX, -10.99% rose 77 cents to $26.78.
Among diversified entertainment gainers, Vivendi V, -1.25% picked up $1.39 to $14.55. Vodafone VOD, -0.24% has offered to buy the debt-laden company's stake in Cegetel SA, which is France's No. 2 phone company. See full story.
New York Times Co. NYT, +0.58% rose $1.82 to $47.70, or 4 percent, after it reported third-quarter earnings that were in line with analysts' estimates. See full story.
Meanwhile, Tribune Co. TRB, +0.00% was down 92 cents at $46.20, although it backed analysts' estimates for the fourth quarter and full year, and matched the consensus earnings forecast for the September period. The shares did reach a 52-week high of $48.25 just after the market opened. See full story.
Other newspaper stocks were higher. Dow Jones DJ picked up 97 cents to $35.53; Gannett Co. GCI, -0.18% rose $1.35 to $76.23; and E.W. Scripps Co. SSP, -1.71% gained $1.13 to $76.58.
Steven Barlow, Prudential publishing analyst, started coverage on four newspaper stocks Thursday.
He assigned "hold" ratings to Journal Register JRC, which closed up 70 cents at $19.28, and Pulitzer Inc. PTZ, which ended the session 95 cents higher at $46.
The analyst called Journal Register "one of the top operators in the pure-play newspaper arena," but said the shares are fairly valued based on the company's current fundamentals, and that growth for 2003 is already priced into the stock. His 12 to 18 month price target on the shares is $19.
Barlow said investors have rewarded Pulitzer for its efforts the last two years in "improving the efficiency of its core newspaper," the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. His 12 to18 month price target is $45.
Barlow handed "buy" recommendations to Media General MEG, -2.73%, which closed up $1.82 at $54.46, and McClatchy Co. MNI, -10.00%, which finished the day up 83 cents at $59.83.
Barlow's price target of $66 for Media General reflects his belief that the shares are not being properly credited for the company's diverse asset mix of newspapers, TV stations, an interest in a newsprint mill, Internet sites and other properties.
Five times since Jan. 2001, McClatchy upped its earnings forecasts while the rest of the industry did the opposite, Barlow noted. "The company continues to produce industry leading results in the face of a brutal macro environment," he said of the publisher of the Minneapolis Star-Tribune. Because he feels the stock "deserves a premium" for this effort, Barlow's price target is $69.
Some fund managers are concerned that newspaper stocks may be fully valued at this time, as the revenue picture is not suggestive of significant improvement in 2003. See Media Report.
Lauren Rich Fine, Merrill Lynch's publishing analyst, said she was concerned by separate earnings-call comments from Gannett and Knight Ridder as to why an increase in newsprint prices that has started to impact them in October might not remain an issue. "[T]here is not enough industry demand to warrant it," she said in a note, adding that this is "not a ringing endorsement for strong industry revenue growth in 2003."
Fine says that as other newspaper companies report third-quarter earnings, she has "greater confidence" that they will meet or top Wall Street's consensus forecasts. But she cautions investors that solid results in the September period are "not yet a strong indication of the overall top line of the industry, and the cost pressures are real."
Elsewhere among multifaceted entertainment giants, Viacom VIA VIA, -1.85% rose $1.73 to $44.43; Sony SNE, -1.38% stepped up $1.70 to $43.91; News Corp. NWS, -0.86% rose $1.16 to $22.53; and Walt Disney Co. DIS, -1.12% added 35 cents to $16.75.
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India, Brazil finalise text of bilateral investment pact
Seeking to scale up their economic engagement, India and Brazil on Monday finalised text of a bilateral investment deal and decided to expand overall ties even as the two countries sought united global action without "distinction" or "discrimination" to deal with terrorism.
After holding wide-ranging talks with Brazilian President Michel Temer, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said India deeply appreciated Brazil's support its actions in combating terror, noting both countries will work for early adoption of the Comprehensive Convention Against International Terrorism (CCIT) by the UN.
In the talks, Temer supported New Delhi's bid for membership of the Nuclear Suppliers Group and conveyed to Modi that Brazil will work with other member countries of the elite bloc to facilitate India's entry into it.
In a statement to the media after the talks, Modi said both countries have finalised the text of the bilateral investment agreement which will provide "much needed momentum" to increased bilateral business and investment linkages. Modi said he has sought greater market access and investment opportunities for Indian products and companies in Brazil and was "thankful" for Temer's "positive consideration".
Temer was here to attend the annual summit of BRICS which took place. It is his first bilateral visit outside Latin America after assuming charge of the high office in August.
"President Temer and I have reviewed the full range of bilateral cooperation. Noting the potential for much more, we have agreed to scale up our engagement. This is in line with our mutual desire for a reinforced strategic partnership," Modi said in presence of Temer. On NSG issue, Modi thank Brazil for understanding India's aspiration for membership of the group.
Referring to the threat of terrorism, Modi said "We deeply appreciate Brazil's support for India's actions in combating terrorism. We agreed that the world must come together to fight this menace without distinction or discrimination."
Talking about Brazil's priority to reviving the domestic economy, Modi said India can be a valuable partner in it.
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5th Heritage Forum of Central Europe Heritage and Environment
Over the last two decades or so the links between heritage and environment, broadly understood as "that which surrounds", have started to occupy a central position in the debate on human inheritance, both tangible and intangible. In the wake of the spatial turn that has prioritised the categories of place and space in social sciences and the humanities, as well as in view of some unprecedented global environmental challenges faced by humanity, heritage studies have become particularly concerned with an investigation of the reciprocity between heritage and environment, as well as their mutual engagement. Given the relational and processual character of heritage – typically defined as an act of engaging with the past (Laurajane Smith) or an intergenerational exchange or relationship (Brian Graham, Gregory Ashworth, and John Tunbridge) – it has not escaped the attention of many a researcher that "our experiences and engagement with memory and identity are located within our broader surroundings – with our 'environment'" (Hugh Cheape, Mary‐Cate Garden, and Fiona McLean). What is more, as David Lowenthal aptly observed with regard to a reciprocity of natural and cultural heritage, "these inheritances everywhere commingle; no aspect of nature is unimpacted by human agency, no artefact devoid of environmental impress".
Registration of participants for the conference has been completed.
In light of the above, the aim of the fifth edition of the Heritage Forum of Central Europe, to be held on 19–20 September 2019 at the International Cultural Centre in Kraków, is to discuss and analyse the links and mutual dependencies between heritage, those "meaningful pasts that should be remembered" (Sharon Macdonald), and environment, both material and socio-cultural. While investigating the relationship between the two, special consideration is to be given to an attempt to transgress and challenge various dichotomies that have traditionally shaped our way of thinking about heritage and environment and their antithetical rapport (nature/culture, permanence/transience, tangible/intangible, etc.). By means of addressing such issues as, for example, the impact of environment on memory and identity, natural and/or cultural heritage, historic environment(s), biodiversity and conservation, the Forum's objective is to demonstrate that the relations between heritage and environment – particularly between culture and nature – should be marked by "cooperative amity" rather than "envy and rivalry" (David Lowenthal).
The International Cultural Centre hereby invites professionals from a variety of fields (e.g. art and architecture, history and literature, biology and horticulture, sociology and geography, conservation and management) to submit their proposals for papers on the following themes, although submissions are not limited to them:1. heritage and natural environment, and particularly:
natural heritage
natural heritage sites
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2. heritage and anthropogenic environment, and in particular:
heritage and the Antrophocene
the built environment
historic environment
cityscapes and urban environment
postindustrial landscape
virtual environment
3. heritage and socio-cultural environment, with particular reference to the following:
heritage sites
cultural landscape
heritage vis-à-vis political/social environment
4. heritage and the spatial turn, and in particular:
sites of memory
environmental history
tourism geography
memory, identity and space
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The 5th Forum's special guest will be Lithuania. Consequently, papers addressing the above-listed issues with regard to Lithuania will be particularly welcome.
The conference will be held in English. It will result in a peer-reviewed publication. All articles, up to 4,000-6,000 words long, following the assigned style guide and submitted by the deadline (to be announced), will be considered for publication.
The conference fee is €100, which will cover conference materials and catering. Transport and accommodation costs are covered by conference participants themselves.
The Heritage Forum of Central Europe is a cyclical, biennial event organised by the International Cultural Centre in Kraków. It is an interdisciplinary platform for meetings and the discussion of the relations between the past and the present informed by the broad understanding of heritage. The Kraków conference is the voice of Central Europe on the philosophy, management, protection, economics, politics and social issues of cultural heritage. The Forum is organised under the auspices of the V4 Cultural Heritage Experts' Working Group, comprising the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic, the Prime Minister's Office Hungary, the Monuments Board of the Slovak Republic and the International Cultural Centre in Kraków.
So far the following editions of the Heritage Forum of Central Europe have been organised:
"Heritage and Central Europe" 7–9 July 2011
"The Limits of Heritage" 11–14 June 2013
"Heritage and the City" 16–18 September 2015
"Heritage and Society" 1–2 June 2017Every edition hopes to address the most pressing issues in the current debate on heritage protection, preservation, promotion, and use.
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Ch 4: CAHSEE Radical Expressions & Equations: Help & Review
About This Chapter
Who's it for?
Anyone who needs help learning or mastering CAHSEE math material will benefit from taking this course. There is no faster or easier way to prepare for the CAHSEE math exam. Among those who would benefit are:
- Students who have fallen behind in understanding how to simplify square roots or solve equations containing radical expressions
- Students who struggle with learning disabilities or learning differences, including autism and ADHD
- Students who prefer multiple ways of learning math (visual or auditory)
- Students who have missed class time and need to catch up
- Students who need an efficient way to learn about radical expressions and equations
- Students who struggle to understand their teachers
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How it works:
- Find videos in our course that cover what you need to learn or review.
- Press play and watch the video lesson.
- Refer to the video transcripts to reinforce your learning.
- Test your understanding of each lesson with short quizzes.
- Verify you're ready by completing the Problems with Radical Expressions & Equations chapter exam.
Why it works:
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This chapter helps students review the concepts in a radical expressions and equations unit of a standard high school math course. Topics covered include:
- Estimating square roots
- Evaluating square roots of perfect squares
- Simplifying square roots when not a perfect square
- Simplifying complex expressions containing square roots
- Simplifying square roots of quotients
- Rationalizing denominators in radical expressions
- Adding and subtracting radical expressions
- Multiplying radical expressions with two or more terms
- Solving radical equations with one or more radical terms
1. Estimating Square Roots
Inverse operations are mathematical operations that undo each other. The square root is the inverse of the squared (or multiplying a number by itself) operation. There is an easy method for estimating the square root of a number, which you will learn in this lesson.
2. Evaluating Square Roots of Perfect Squares
Squares and square roots are inverse, or opposite, operations involving radicals. Learn how to determine the square root of perfect squares in this lesson.
3. Simplifying Square Roots When not a Perfect Square
Numbers that are imperfect squares are those that, when evaluated, do not give solutions that are integers. The proper mathematical way to simplify these imperfect squares is discussed in this lesson.
4. Simplifying Expressions Containing Square Roots
In order to write radical expressions correctly, they have to be written in their simplest form. This lesson will show you how to simplify expressions containing numbers and variables inside a square root.
5. Simplify Square Roots of Quotients
The quotient rule can be used to simplify square roots of quotients. This lesson will define the quotient rule and show you how it is used to simplify square roots.
6. Rationalizing Denominators in Radical Expressions
Radical expressions containing denominators are not simplified completely unless the denominator is free of radical symbols. This lesson will teach you how to remove a radical from the denominator of a fraction through a process called rationalizing the denominator.
7. Addition and Subtraction Using Radical Notation
There are specific rules governing adding and subtracting radical expressions. This lesson will describe these rules and give examples of how they are used.
8. Multiplying Radical Expressions with Two or More Terms
Multiplying radical expressions with more than two terms can be confusing. This lesson will take some of the confusion away by giving clear steps for multiplying these expressions. It will also provide some examples to help solidify the steps.
9. Solving Radical Equations: Steps and Examples
Solving radical equations is not any more difficult than solving other algebraic equations. This lesson will show you how to solve equations containing a square root and give some real-world examples.
10. Solving Radical Equations with Two Radical Terms
Solving equations with two radical terms takes some patience and care, but it really is not difficult. This lesson will show you the steps to solve these more complicated equations plus give you some examples to follow.
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Other Chapters
Other chapters within the CAHSEE Math Exam: Help and Review course
- CAHSEE - Number Theory & Basic Arithmetic: Help and Review
- CAHSEE - Problems with Decimals and Fractions: Help and Review
- CAHSEE - Problems with Percents: Help and Review
- CAHSEE Algebraic Expressions & Equations: Help & Review
- CAHSEE - Algebraic Linear Equations & Inequalities: Help and Review
- CAHSEE - Problems with Exponents: Help and Review
- CAHSEE - Overview of Functions: Help and Review
- CAHSEE - Rational Expressions: Help and Review
- CAHSEE Ratios, Percent & Proportions: Help & Review
- CAHSEE - Matrices and Absolute Value: Help and Review
- CAHSEE - Quadratics & Polynomials: Help and Review
- CAHSEE - Geometry: Graphing Basics: Help and Review
- CAHSEE - Graphing on the Coordinate Plane: Help and Review
- CAHSEE - Measurement in Math: Help and Review
- CAHSEE - Properties of Shapes: Help and Review
- CAHSEE Triangles & the Pythagorean Theorem: Help & Review
- CAHSEE - Perimeter, Area & Volume in Geometry: Help and Review
- CAHSEE - Statistics, Probability & Working with Data: Help and Review
- CAHSEE - Mathematical Reasoning: Help and Review
- CAHSEE - Logic: Help and Review
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To help you understand our unique Masters degrees and the year-long placement, we have compiled a list of frequently-asked questions.
What is a work placement?
A work placement is a year-long placement in industry during your degree. If you decide to undertake a placement as part of your Masters degree with Nottingham Business School, you will complete two semesters of study here followed by a year in industry, finishing by completing a business research project in the final semester. You will graduate with your Masters degree after you have successfully completed both the year of study and the work placement.
Are work placements open to students on all full-time Masters courses?
No. Unfortunately, due to the timing of employer recruitment cycles, students enrolling on courses which have January starts are not able to undertake a placement. Additionally, 12-month placements are not available on the following courses:
- MSc International Business (single or dual degree)
- MSc Entrepreneurship
- MSc Management and International Publishing
Are placements guaranteed?
Placements are not guaranteed, but we have an Employability Team who will support you in finding a placement. We are one of the largest HE placement providers in the UK, and in recent years have we have had a surplus of placements. However, it is the responsibility of individual students to apply for placements within the timescales and attend interviews.
Can I decide to undertake a placement once I have started the course?
International students requiring a Tier 4 visa must apply for the two-year version of the course with a placement at application stage. It will not be possible to switch to the two-year version if you have started on the 'standard' course of one-year duration. Students holding UK or EU passports may be able to switch once the course has started, but we cannot guarantee this.
Can I do a placement anywhere (or with any company)?
Yes, you can, but there are a few conditions with which you need to comply. If you find your own placement, it will need to be checked and authorised by the University. This is to ensure that the role is appropriate and that you would be completing tasks that would help support your studies.
You must stay within any visa restrictions that may be applicable. For example, non-EU citizens may hold a visa that allows a 12-month placement to take place as part of their degree within the UK, but which will not be applicable outside the UK. International students can do a placement overseas, but they will need to meet the visa criteria for that country.
Are placements in the UK, or overseas?
They are normally based in the UK, but some placements with overseas organisations may be available. Preference for these positions may be given to students on courses which specifically require international experience.
What work will I be expected to do whilst on placement?
The work that you will undertake during your placement will be determined and directed by your employer, but it will be related to your degree course and the skills that you have learnt and acquired during your study period. On occasions you may need to consider a position which will give you a broader experience rather than focusing on one particular area of study, and the work can be as varied as the companies that want to employ our students. Whilst on placement you are expected to comply fully with the terms of your contract of employment and to engage with University supervision.
When should I start my placement?
Placements should commence in June or July. Students may be able to start slightly later (in August or September), although this will affect the period of time after the placement that may be available to write up the Business Research Project.
How long should my placement be for?
It is expected that the placement will last for a minimum of 36 weeks. Often employers wish to contract students to work for 48 weeks or a little longer.
Are placements paid?
We would expect students to earn a salary whilst completing their degree. Average salaries are £12,000 - £18,000, but can be more.
Can I apply for a student loan during my placement?
The UK government has announced its postgraduate loan scheme for Masters degrees, through which you will be able to borrow up to £10,000. Further details can be found at www.gov.uk/funding-for-postgraduate-study.
Will the placement have any effect on my degree result?
No, it is not credit-bearing. Students who complete the minimum 36 weeks of their placement will be eligible for a Placement Diploma in Industrial Experience.
How many positions should I apply for?
We encourage students to apply to as many companies as they can, as long as the positions are related to their degree. Students should also only apply for roles that they are interested in and would be happy to accept if they were offered the role.
What should I do to prepare for an interview?
Firstly you should research the company and ensure you are up to date with their latest news. Make sure that you can clearly demonstrate why you would be able to add value to the company, and prepare some questions to ask. You will receive preparatory classes and support from the School and the Employability Team to help you prepare for applications.
When should I pay my tuition fee?
Tuition for the first year is £9,000 for home and EU students and £12,900 for international students, with payment being due that year. The additional placement fee of £1,350 would be due in the second year, if you have successfully secured a placement.
Which Semester Three Experience Project should I do if I choose the two-year placement option?
Students undertaking a placement will be required to complete the Business Research Project. This is to be submitted at the end of the second year, and will likely be based on (and commence during) the placement. You will receive preparatory classes for the Business Research Project prior to going on placement.
What is the difference if I choose the one-year Masters degree option and seek a work placement after graduation? Won't this be better than waiting for two years to graduate with my Masters degree?
There are no placements available for the one-year Masters degrees following graduation (also, it would not be defined as a placement). The placement is designed to be undertaken during the programme of study and supervised by the University, with an expectation that your major project would be based upon the placement. It is difficult for the University to support placements for graduates (i.e. those no longer registered as students), and there would be additional tax and visa implications.
What would happen if I apply to the two-year option but then fail to find a suitable work placement?
If you are unsuccessful in securing a placement by April of the first year, you will be transferred to the one-year version of the course and you will be able to choose your major project. International students will have their visa amended accordingly.
When do I need to secure a placement by?
If you are unsuccessful in confirming a placement by April of the first academic year, you will be transferred to the one year version of the programme.
What would happen if a student leaves their placement before the end of the contract?
Anyone who through no fault of their own is in an unhappy situation with their employer will be supported by the University to either a) resolve the problem, b) find something else, or c) resume studies as soon as possible. Leaving a placement before the contracted end not only reflects badly on the student concerned, but also on Nottingham Business School, and consequently the University could not support this. In this case, you would not receive your Placement Diploma in Industrial Experience and the exam board may want to take the failure to complete the placement into account. There may also be visa implications. Our advice to any student who thinks they might want to consider leaving a placement, or who is not absolutely committed to working full-time for a minimum of 36 weeks, is to not apply for a placement.
What if I have a problem during my placement?
You will be allocated a placement tutor who will arrange to meet you during the year and who will ensure everything is running smoothly. If you have a problem, you should contact your allocated placement tutor or the Placements Team as soon as you can. We are here to support the placement process and will do all we can to help.
Where can I find further information?
You can find our Employability Team online.
I'm an international student. Where can I get more information?
For further information on visa implications, please visit our International Student Support webpages.


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2018 NAIDOC Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women's Conference
Charles was joined live in the studio by Christine Ross, the convenor and organiser of the NAIDOC Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women's Conference.
The conference is being held at the UNSW Kensington campus on the 11th and 12th of July 2018.
According to Ms Ross, when the NAIDOC 2018 theme of "Because of her, we can" was announced in November 2017, setting up the conference was a "no brainer".
"We're more than capable…"
The list of speakers attendees will be hearing from include:
- Indigenous Literacy Day Ambassador, Dr Anita Heiss
- Dr Jackie Huggins, Co-Chair of National Congress of Australia's First People
- Aboriginal model Magnolia Maymuru
- Linda Burney, MP, Shadow Minister for Human Services
- June Oscar, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner
Ms Ross said that each of the speakers would be talking about their own personal stories, aiming to motivate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women who might be at their own "starting points."
"The message is that we don't need anyone to speak on our behalf," she stated. "We're more than capable of doing that for ourselves."
Hear the full interview by pressing the Play button above
Treaty: A Personal Perspective From Uncle Talgium "Chocco" Edwards
A member of Stolen Generations. Activist. Merchant seaman. Positive! Uncle Talgium "Chocco" Edwards delivers his personal perspective on Treaty in Victoria.


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On Air Now
Early Breakfast with Jenni Falconer 4am - 6:30am
This man created his very own movie trailer to pop the question to his unsuspecting wife-to-be.
"My girlfriend Ginny gets taken to the movie theater to see "Fast Five". After a preview for the Hangover 2, a trailer for a movie comes on. A trailer I made of her father and I where I ask her father for her hand in marriage.
After he gives me permission, I race off to the theater she is at to ask her to marry me.
What she doesn't know is our family and friends are in the theater with her watching the whole thing, along with about 100 strangers ;-)."
It'll certainly take some beating and we'll let you find out for yourself if she said yes...


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Taylor Swift couldn't believe it when she found out she'd been nominated for eight Grammy awards. "I started freaking out and jumping up and down," Swift, 19, told the Associated Press. "I honestly never would have predicted this, eight nominations – I'm ecstatic, and blown away and so, so thankful. To be recognized by the Grammys is the ultimate honor, and all I know is that when I write about this in my journal tonight it will be in all capital letters and underlined four times, and there will be lots of exclamation points in this entry because I never imagined I'd get to write this kind of journal entry." Swift has been nominated before, but has never won a Grammy. "The thought of that absolutely is something that you daydream about," she says. Looks like this may be her year. The only artist with more nominations is Beyoncé, with 10. The Grammy Awards will be handed out on January 31. ~Alexandra Heilbron
Taylor Swift "blown away" by Grammy nods
By Alexandra Heilbron on December 4, 2009 | 12 Comments
Comments & Discussion
Enough about Taylor Swift, we need her to go away now.
What kind of comment is that, demigod? She deserves this, especially after all that she has been through!
Congrats to Taylor Swift, she is a very talented young lady that deserves all the praise that she receives.
She shows that talent wins over studio made wannabe artists that couldn't sing live to save there lives….Taylor writes, sings, plays guitar, and has control over her image, sound, and career. She is one smart and talented cookie. 😀
brandi, I couldn't agree more, she really seems to have her head on straight, and totally deserves these nominations, I'm very happy for her.
Linda, what all has she been through? All I know about that wasn't good, was the embarassing situation with Kanye West.
Brandi,if she does all that it's more than most. But she's still just part of a marketing machine in an industry saturated with more deserving talent. She's just more 'presentable'. She's 19, what's she been thru?
Jealousy is an ugly trait.
This girl deserves to be where she is.She is an excellent role model for young women. Her clean beautiful lyrics, lovely voice and genuine modesty are very endearing. She is A WINNER IN MY BOOKS!
Agree with everyone except…well, you know. 😛
who? hahahahaha!
umm kinda disagree with u demigod. In terms of pop artists id say swift is one of the more talented ones, and she's more presentable cuz she's one of the only ones who hasn't whored herself out to the world…
» Taylor Swift=LOVELY! Talented! HOT!!! 🙂 8)
Heres a first,I agree with demig!!!Can't stand her!!


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Fantastic Mr Fox
How does one best engage the audience in a story? For us, at Shapescape the answer has always been Minecraft. Through Minecraft we seek to tell some of the best stories in new ways, involving and educating the audience in the process, all while having the experience be a joyful game.
A more engaging way of storytelling
Most recently we had the pleasure of telling the magnificent story 'Fantastic Mr. Fox' by novelist Roald Dahl, revolving around the clever Mr. Fox and his nightly scavenging visits to the surrounding farms. Through Minecraft the story is told in a way that allows the participating children to not only visually see the story but engage in it themselves; expanding upon the caves that are the home of Mr. Fox and venturing out on their own adventures to the farms of this incredible universe.
By utilizing the freedoms of Minecraft, we are able to retell stories and use new means of creating interest with children. This serves both to remind of fictional pieces such as Fantastic Mr. Fox but also to inform the young of topics big and small in a more fun and engaging way. In the past we have told stories about the richness of the Florentine culture, we have shown the grim nature of World War II in our depiction of D-Day and we have found simple ways of introducing players to complex moral and social questions, such as how we deal with fear.
When it comes to telling stories in Minecraft, realizing the strengths and weaknesses is key. Naturally, the blocky nature of the game puts some demands to the scale and design of structures, but this is also what lets participants easily make their own modifications to the world and have the option to directly influence the told story. Unlike books and movies, that often fully flesh out the story, a story-telling Minecraft map should always have openings for players to add their own bits. In the case of the Fantastic Mr. Fox project, this is expressed through open caves, for the participant to truly inhabit the story. The gamified version of stories can draw on the big advantage that the audience is no longer just onlookers and listeners but are active in the telling of the story.
While the brilliance of Roald Dahl is undeniable, much can be added by allowing the fantasy of a host of children to add their creative ideas and interpretations to the universe; at the very least it teaches a thing or two about storytelling.
Platforms: Windows 10, MacOS, iOS
Release Date: May 2018
Client: Minecraft: Education Edition & The Roald Dahl Foundation


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Media Continues to Defend Newsweek
The American Press will defend its own, but never its country.
Guantanamo probe finds five Koran mishandling cases
The MSM are really going out of their way in an attempt to legitimize the flagrant lie perpetuated by Newsweek last week. There is only one quote in this article that has any substance.
"I'd like you to know that we have found no credible evidence that a member of the Joint Task Force at Guantanamo Bay ever flushed a Koran down a toilet."
Oh the horror of it all!
Giving preliminary findings of a 12-day-old military inquiry into treatment of the Koran at Guantanamo, Hood said investigators turned up 13 allegations of mishandling the Koran, with five confirmed cases of "what could be broadly defined as mishandling of a Koran."
The Press drudges up 3 year old interviews with one detainee and calls it a story. This is clearly another attempt at the 'fake but accurate' defense on behalf of Newsweek.
I don't see the argument: They are guilty of waging war against us, murdering civilians, blowing up the World Trade Center, multiple beheadings, and much more. But no biggie. As many as five copies of the Koran (Quran, whatever) may have been 'mishandled'. This is blatant excessive punishment! America is evil!
Seems like a stretch to me. Can we get some sense of proportion please?


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The Chicago Hyde Park Village Board is a group of long-time residents who are concerned about the livability of our community for older adults. Members of the group have all lived in Hyde Park for years and hope to continue living here for years to come, just as you do. This desire to transform Hyde Park into a community friendly and accessible to residents of all ages motivated this dedicated group of individuals to devote hundreds of hours to the creation of Chicago Hyde Park Village. Board members have all been community activists in areas from climate change to women's rights and the rights of the elderly.
Gary Worcester - Board Member (President)
Gary Worcester first lived in Hyde Park in the 1970s as a graduate student in the English Department at the University of Chicago. After living in Oak Park and then the Milwaukee area, Gary and his family returned to Hyde Park in 2000.
Gary's early work background was as an editor, but the heart of his career was spent as an attorney specializing in matrimonial law in both Chicago and Milwaukee. He later became a pioneering stay at home father for his three sons, all of whom attended the Laboratory School and have since completed college.
Since returning to Hyde Park, Gary has been an active member of Augustana Lutheran Church and Campus Ministry. He chaired several standing church committees and served on numerous specialized call committees. He has been a frequent member of church council and has served as council president. He enjoys volunteering for the individual acts that help members age in place. Gary adds, "I find the community that has built up around the Village a great, sustaining resource for myself."
Margaret Hellie Huyck - Board Member (Past President and Secretary of the Board)
Margaret says, "I have lived in Hyde Park since 1961, when I arrived as a bride to begin my graduate studies with the Committee on Human Development at the University of Chicago. I became a gerontologist, specializing in Adult Development and Aging, and retired as Professor Emerita from the Illinois Institute of Technology in 2010. My husband, Tom, and I grew up in Des Moines, Iowa, and went east for college (Dartmouth and Vassar). Our daughters attended Bret Harte and Kenwood Academy; Liz now lives in Woodlawn, and Karin (and John and Madeline) live in Alexandria, VA. Tom died in 2015, and in 2016 I moved out of our apartments where we had lived since 1965, and into the Promontory Cooperative apartment to begin a new era.
"I have been involved with CHPV since its inception. I believe strongly in our power to help each other grow older well, engaged in our community and providing mutual support. We must work to maintain an age-friendly community, nurturing all ages and diverse neighbors who share our goals. For many years I was involved with OWL, doing education and advocacy on issues of special concern to women 40+; and I have served on the Board of the Hyde Park Neighborhood Club. I have been an active member of the First Unitarian Church for four decades.
"While I currently serve as Past President and Secretary of CHPV, I'm happy to work in any capacity. I am working with the Fundraising Committee, the Communications Committee, and the Nominating Committee. I enjoy meeting the many interesting people who are on this journey of later life with me."
Rita comes from the world of art museums where for over 25 years, in a curatorial and directorial capacity; she was intimately involved with fundraising, marketing and event planning. Since 2005, Rita has worked as a realtor/broker of real estate and in 2007 she helped found the Coldwell Banker Residential Charitable Foundation which has raised in its short history, over $800,000 for housing-related needs in the Chicagoland area.
Rita has undergraduate degrees in Art History and Education from Boston University and graduate degrees in Art History and Museum Studies from the University of Illinois, Urbana and she has completed doctoral work in Art History at the University of Chicago.
We have a son Konrad who recently completed his doctorate in Classics and the Committee on Social Thought at the University of Chicago."
Lucinda Pardo - Board Member (Secretary)
I grew up in the suburbs of Chicago, moved here after graduation from DePauw University. I received my Master's Degree from Roosevelt University and taught in the Chicago Public Schools for 25 years, most of that time at Phillips H. S. on Pershing Road.
After retiring from teaching, I began volunteer work in the community serving on the boards of the Hyde Park Kenwood Community Conference (HPKCC), Nichols Park Advisory, the 53rd Street TIF (Tax Increment Finance) Council of Hyde Park, and participating in various reading programs in the local schools and parks. Now I am here at the Hyde Park Village!
Allison Hartman - Board Member
Allison Hartman has lived in Hyde Park almost all her life. She lives in the house where she grew up and plans to stay in it forever. She was one of the first people in Hyde Park to find out about the Village movement and has been involved ever since, as Vice President of the Steering Committee and as a Board Member now.
As is happening more and more, Allison has chosen to have serial careers, first as a stay-at-home Mom with her two sons JR and Dan, then as the owner of Hyde Park Auto Service and a racing mechanic. When her parents needed more help, she stayed closer to home. After they died, Allison bought several abandoned buildings and with her son JR brought them back as viable housing.
Allison went back to school to finish her BA while working on the buildings and ended up with a JD plus a Masters in Real Estate law. She now has a law practice concentrating in "Elder Law" and real estate; but, like her car repair shop, her law practice is really about helping good people.
She is President of the Board of DARE, and she is on the Board of the Hyde Park Kenwood Community Conference.


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I remember feeling so embarrassed in my first group lesson in when I had to solo. Besides the fact I wasn't great at guitar and had just learned the blues scale on my red Fender Stratocaster, I was surrounded by these cool "alternative" type boys in the class and I was this awkward overly laugh-y and perk-y Jr. Higher with watermelon themed braces- not really what you think of as rock band potential. We would do these exercises where everyone would be jamming on certain chords and then whoever was doing their little lead part would noodle over whatever scale we were doing. My first times of making up melodies and licks were not good at all. Like a lot of younger players, I tried to just cram as many notes as would fit in my solos.
I felt like I just couldn't get the hang of what I was supposed to do! Then my dad showed me something magical about how he made up an entire solo that sounded awesome with only two notes and it clicked for me that to write a killer solo, all you need to do is think of melodies in your head and play them out on guitar. The more scales and techniques you learn, the easier it is to play those melodies out, but you don't need to know much to create a tasteful and beautiful little solo.
I tried this technique the next week in my class and my teacher was like "wow, so tasteful!" and I was so excited. Having that guidance and a little pressure in the class was so good for me, so I wanted to pass on some tips of what I learned to you too! Also all the boys in the class became buddies and I'm still friends with some of them today- bonding in the camaraderie!!
Here's my top tips for walking through this!
Let me know if this is helpful! I would love to hear your thoughts below or if you want me to elaborate on any of these concepts. Thank you so much for reading as always!


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Global Embedded Systems in IoT Market 2017-2022 - Research and Markets
21 Jun, 2017, 20:15 BST
DUBLIN, June 21, 2017 /PRNewswire/ --
Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Embedded Systems in IoT 2017 - 2022" report to their offering.
A leading beneficiary of the rapid growth of the IoT will be the overall embedded systems market including providers of hardware, software, and operating systems. An embedded system is a computer system designed for specific control functions within a larger system, often with real-time computing constraints. It is embedded as part of a complete device often including hardware and mechanical parts. By contrast, a general-purpose computer, such as a personal computer (PC), is designed to be flexible and to meet a wide range of end-user needs.
This research provides analysis of the products that will be developed to support IoT, changes in traditional RTOS required to match performance with IoT, changes in hardware required to match needs of IoT, types of peripherals, and emerging tools to support processing of embedded systems in IoT. The report provides five year forecast for Embedded Systems in IoT for the period of 2017 - 2022 including regional segmentation by industry for embedded systems and components.
Target Audience:
- IoT solution providers
- Electronics manufacturers
- Wireless service providers
- Wireless device manufacturers
- Wireless infrastructure providers
- Embedded H/W, S/W, and OS providers
Key Topics Covered:
1 Introduction
1.1 Scope of Report
1.2 Intended Audience
1.3 Companies in Report
2 Executive Summary
3 Overview
3.1 Introduction to IoT
3.2 Embedded Systems in IoT
3.3 Key Embedded Devices used in IoT
3.4 Role of the Embedded Systems in IoT
3.5 Real-time vs. Standard Embedded Systems
3.6 Working Principal of the Embedded Systems in IoT
3.7 Examples of Connected Embedded Devices in IoT
3.8 Global Markets for Embedded Systems
4 Embedded System Technology and Developments
4.1 Embedded Devices and IoT Infrastructure Architecture
4.2 Key Technology Developments in Embedded System for IoT
4.3 Core Embedded Systems Infrastructure
5 Global Market for Embedded Systems in IoT 2017 - 2022
5.1 The $1.6 Trillion IoT Business
5.2 Markets for Embedded Systems 2017 - 2022
5.2.9 Markets for Embedded Systems by Industry 2017 - 2022
6 Embedded Systems in IoT Industry Analysis
6.1 Next Generation RTOS to Drive Embedded Expansion in IoT
6.2 Next Generation Chips in Development to support IoT Needs
6.3 Focus to be on Small Devices
6.4 Time Savings for Go to Market to Drive Demand for COTS
6.5 Embedded SIM (eSIM)
7 Embedded Systems in IoT Vendor Landscape
7.1 Hardware Vendors
7.2 Software Vendors
Companies Mentioned
- ARM Holdings
- Cisco System Inc.
- Contiki
- Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA)
- Echelon Corporation
- GE Software
- GreenPeak
- Insteon
- Intel Corporation
- Lynx Software Technologies, Inc.
- Marvell
- MediaTek Inc.
- Microchip Technology Inc.
- Micron Technology Inc.
- Nest Labs
- Netgear
- Netgem
- Object Management Group (OMG)
- Oregan Networks Ltd.
- Qualcomm Atheros Inc.
- Renesas Electronics Corporation
- Samsung Developers
- STMicroelectronics
- Technicolor
- Texas Instruments
- Wind River
- Z-Wave Alliance
- ZigBee Alliance
For more information about this report visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/c2wxb3/embedded_systems
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NEWARK, NJ – City officials announced that the crime rate in Newark has reduced to its lowest point since 1967.
The crime rate report was made public on Tuesday which showed the reduction. It can be seen that the crime rate decreased 13 percent in 2016 as compared to the rate recorded in 2015. The crime rate is low as compared to every year since 1967.
According to Mayor Ras Baraka, "As crime has increased in most major New Jersey cities, Newark saw a decrease. With our increases in police manpower, deployment of new technologies and the growing involvement and cooperation of community members with the police, we are well positioned to see further decreases in crime next year."
Statistics show that 9,065 crime incidents happened in 2016 and the rate was higher in 2015 as 10,368 incidents occurred that year.
Here is the reduction list for different crimes:
- Auto theft reduced 16 percent as compared to 2015
- The crime of burglary reduced 23 percent as compared to 2015
- Robbery incidents decreased 23 percent
- Murder crime rate decreased 10 percent, 103 individuals were murdered in 2015 and the rate reduced to 93 in 2016
- Nonfatal shooting incidents reduced 21 percent. The number of victims were 322 in 2015 which reduced to 254 in 2016
The only crime category with increased incidents was aggravated assault and the rate was raised 10 percent. 1,020 incidents of assault happened in 2015 which increased to 1,126 in 2016.
According to Public Safety Director Anthony Ambrose, "I'm very pleased to report that we have made progress. I attribute this successful outcome to several factors… These include the hard work of our Shooting Response Team, which lead to 68 less shootings, use of our Shot Spotter technology, the graduation of 80 officers from the police academy and assigning them to hot spots, and the increased deployment of our Clergy Alliance."
It is said that the residents of the area and those who were victims don't think that the city is safe even after the statistics proved that the crime rate reduced.
One of the residents of Newark said, "Are you serious? You just can't be. Two days ago, my son got hit over the head with a gun and robbed for his iPhone. My home got broken into twice and no solution."
The year 2015 ended with 105 murders, which estimated 37 homicides per 100,000 individuals. The crime rate in Hudson is less; the rate of homicides is estimated 4 per 100,000 individuals. The total number of homicides that happened in 2015 in Hudson was 348, it is a place where 8.5 million individuals live.
According to another person who lives in Newark, "These seemingly minimal reductions are hardly caused for a victory lap to say the least. Yes any small reduction is seemingly a huge gain. But I don't see where the mayor or city officials need to be patting themselves on the back. These reductions are mediocre at best. I'm still quite alarmed by the number of offenses that happened."
Source: www.patch.com


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